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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10
For the Standard

For the STANDARD.
Byrd township, Jan. 7th,, lS43.
Mr.. EDITOR:
perceive that the editor Of the Exam
insr, in bis last paper, tries TO make i:
appear that the democrats are inconsisl~
ent; and in order to prove bis position,
he tries TO show that the demo cratic par
~ are now and have been in favor Of an
appraisment law, and also that the last
Legislature would have rechartered the
solvent Banks whose charters we're about
expiring. In all of this he has shWGh
that he lacks the one great Ingredient
which makes a man. ie. "commOn Sc nse.'
do not wish, Mr.. Editor, nor do ] intend
to enter into an argument with this very,
learned Gentlemen but as he seems to
think il an outrageous sin for some Of The
democratic party 10 be anti ti'bank and an
ii appraisment, would just ask him what
he thinks of himself for daring to go
against The majority Of his party, by not
supporting Harry Clay and honest
John DavisG can we set him down as
consistent, when few months back he
was an open advocateIfOr Clay. and now
hoisIs the flag Of SOttf again, a...,respecls.
bio portion of his party are The determin-
edopponents Of high Tariff and Of aUni-
ted States bank; how then dare he charge
the democratic party with inconsistency,
when he is the very head and tail Of all
lhaI is insincere and inconsistent. AS
the author OF the piece signed 'One that
will be a suf1ereI, in your last paper,
| take this opportunity ofinForming the
Editor Of the examiner that do not hap.
pen to belong 10 Bot Smiths clan, nd
therefore do not go in for the short bits,
and would also state that1 have never
in my life attended a cOnstable's ssle nor
have ever engaged any one to a ttend
for me. As fort charge Of ranting
LOcOfoco, | merely state, for the benefit
Of the Editor Of the Exsminer, that my
political creed is founded upon the cmax.
i'm Of Jefferson, equal and exact justice
to all men, and whenever l see that rule
departed from, for my own part, beg
leave 10 differ, as in case of the apprais
menl law, which, while it may be justice
to one part Of the community, is far from
being justice to The business part, and by
the passage Of such law should consid-
er myselfas
ONE THAT WOULD BE A SUFFERER.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

II is snid that several persons came
from England to this country in the last
steamer, with the intention Of speculOting
in cotton, and that they hurried for the
south without delay.
New HAMPsHIRE.-The House Of Rep
resentstVes Of The New Hampshire Leg
islature resolved, on Wednesday week,
that they would not district the State for
the choice Of members of Congress.
A great Roman lawyer, being one day
asked what work might be done on holy
day, replied, THAT which, if left undOne,
would occasion mischief
SCoLDINe.- never knew a scOlding per.
son that was able to govern a family
What makes people scold? Because they
cannOt'gOveIn themselves. How, then,
can they govern olherss Those who
govern well, are generally calm. They
are prompt and resOlute, but steady and
mild.
There is a dwarfin New York, atthe
Museum, who is, only % inches high,
weighs Is pounds, and is II years Of age.
He is English by birth.
"This must be looked into,M IS, the
spOilt child said to its fathers watch.
"YOu can't come il n as The thsii said
to the chained bulldog. ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

AN IMP oRTANT MATTER We UndeT-
stand (says the the New York SUM- that
the Post masters of New York Boston and
Philadelphia, are now in Washington, con.
feTring with the Postmaster General, as
to the best mode Of reducing the postage
on lettefs-and they are next week 10
meet the committee OF Congress on Post
Offices TO devise the best plan for csrry>
ing the proposed reform into operation.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

INQUEST No. S On the body of John
d. Edwards, Of Mason Co., KY, found
dead on the steps Of the Pearl st. House
this morning. Verdict, that he came
to his death by means unknown TO the
jury. @. HALES, Coroner.
Alas! alas! Wba. wiH the wings do
Poor John, he was the great champion
Of Clay's cause stumped for him through
Ohio and Indiana last summer-pro.
claimed that Clay should be President
in IA, and that he would be Vice Pres.
ident on the same ticket. To the dis.
consulate coons this death is not ''mos'
glorious to behold" nor is it "The pure
enlightenment Of joy"
No censure can be attributed TO the
gentleman of the house for this death
Edwards had been in the habit Of sleep.
ing in the bar.room, and having gone
out at about ~ O'Clock at night, return.
ed, and about 8 O'Clock went out again,
and wss found as described. Gin. Enq.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

The recent geological surveys in New
Hampshire have developed varioUe mines
Of copper and iron. A copper ore depOs.
ite in Coos COUNTY promises 10 be vaIuat
BILE, the ore yielding 3S per cent. Of pure
copper Of superior quality.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

No WONDER. -Hassler, who has been
engaged some time in the survey Of our
coast, has in bis employ one brig, four
schoonsrs, twenty barges, one hundred
men and as many tents. We do not won
der that members Of Congressrefuse him
$4,000 to waste in this way, when that
amount would do hundred times more
good applied in the western rivers.
Gin. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

Amos KENDALL, late Post Master Gen
eral, is now in prison TO satisfy judg.
ment Of $ll 900 obtained sgainSt him by
Stockton g. Stokes, mail contractors, for
doing what he considered his duty in his
official capacity. This is very grievOus
case, and deserves the immediate atten.
ton Of Congress and a special act for his
relief. The post Office department was
never conducted with more energy and
good judgment, nor ELECTED more general
APPRECIATION than when il was under the
control Of Mr.. Kendall. Even the jury
that rendered this verdict Of $l1, 200,
expressly exhOneratsd him from "any ip.
tent other than desire faithfully to per-
form the duties Of his Office Of Postmaster
General, and to project the public inter.
esis committed to his charge" And yet
he is permitted to lie in prison in ConSe.
quenCs Of an alleged error in dealing with
Two mail contractors.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

The Ohio Sun (Of Batavia ), copies the
article from last weeks Standard, head.
Q d murder, and says that mo such mur,
der has.OcCured in our county, This
murder happsnsd to be a mere rem,
counter between these two Sniders, in
which neither party was, we believe very
seriously injured. We mske this state
ment in order 10 correct the error, and ia
justice 10 the parties concerned
We Teceivsd our information from dif
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

CAPTIVITY MADE PLEASANT, -WiDchell,
a native Of New York, who was captur~
tured with others of the Santa Fe expe-
piditiOn, is now teaching school at Jalspa,
Mexico, and has for pupil the daughter
Of Santa Anna, who could not write her
name when she first came, being sixteen
years of age, but is "a mighty apt
scholar"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10
.o'CONNELL AND DICKENS.

A letter from Daniel O'Connell is pubs
lished in lheIIibernian Advocate, in which
Dickens is assailed in unmeasured terms.
O'Connell calls him miserable, drivel
ling, scribbling aristocrat Of the worst or.
der-accuses him Of being avaricious 10
meOnness; and applies the lash to the la
dies and gentlemen in tho Atlantic cit
les who made mountebanks and fools Of
themselves by sucking his button holes
and pulling his coat TALL In conclusion
he terms him renegade tory, travelling
for his own private purposes Of iucre and
granddaughter.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

The ondon Board ofTrade has decided,
that hams smoked and dried in Canada,
from Salted pork imported into the Uni.
ted States, are admissible al the duty Of
3s. Cd per cwt. On hams imported dis
rect from the United States, the duty is
i4s per cwt.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

G-A letter from Hamburg states that
a proposition is about tO1 be m ade 10 the
Senate 10 authorize Jews to become pur.
chsers Of houses or lands in all parts nf
that city Hitherto, they have been ais
lowed TO make purchases only in partic-
ular Streets PlebciGn'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

Boar SUNK "A fiat boat, loaded with
-four, and owned BY Msssrs. Thompson
OfthiS place, was snagged and sunk some
distance above Vicksburgh a few days
since. The flour was insured at Mays.
vile.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

The Cincinnati Gazette says that Sc.
ve'e shock Of an earthquake was felt ia
thai city on Tussd,y night about is nj
u'es past nine. ltlssted 3 or 4 minutes,
and i shO"k furniture, looking glasses,
&c 10 an extraordinary manner.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

4 destructive FIRE occurred in the ci,v
Of New York on the night Of 29th ult.-
loss quarter Of q million Of dollars.
Gin. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10
Extract Of letter from Washington, Dec

ElAbuNA W AShNOl ltOul 'oShiHb eOhs wv
II.
"The greatmeasure of the session will
be the Exchequer. II is to be brought
forward, | understand, Immediately after
the holidays. The Madisonian is trying
TO persuade the public, that the Demo,
cratic darty throughout the country are
in favor Of the measure-nay, that they
demaa d IL, and that their indignation is
to rise TO the majesty of . mighty storm,
against all who fail to support it here
This terrifes no One-convince no one
And though there may be some, yet ]
do not know one Democratic member OIL
either House who will vote fOr'it, as it is
Ifthe Exchequer should finally take the
Sub. Treasury, or something nearly anal
agOus to il, it is possible that it may pass
But in its present form never."-Rich'
mOnd Enquirer.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

ANOTHER.-A small building near
CrOyle's mills, Cambria co., Pa, was de-
stIoyed by FIRE on the lst inst and an old
man named Ballot, bis wife and TWO grand
children psrished in the flames. CIeUc-
Herald. y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10
s,2Ss,27s Is
Making, for the year,
34.5O3.l6O IS

'"""'"Bf W '''S JVN'I ~~IOV~SN~V 90
AbOve thirty-four and half millions
expended during the first year Ofthe ad'
ministFation Of the men whomAde 6, eai
ado about the expenditures OfMr. Van
Buren's administration amounting TO &c..
100000; and who promised that, under
their control, the public expenditures
should be reduced to 5,OOO,OOO Those
new books that Mr.. Webster promised to
open, prove TO be very expensive things.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

ferent persons Of PrObiiy. end did not sus'
Pecl that the story had so little fOunda-
ion.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

SHOCKING CAsUALITy.- The Hartford
Couranl says the house of Deacon HOl.
mes, at West Cornwall, was consumed by
ERE on the night of the 18th inst. and his
wife and three daughters, Of the ages Of
nine, six and three respectively, we're
consumed in the flames.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-10

THE "NEw Books" by report Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, made to
congress on the 18th of December, ii ap-
pears that the expenditures Of the new
'retrenChment and reform administration
Tor the first three quarters Of the last year
amount to S26264,e92 20
Aud the Secretary esti.
mates the expenditures
for The fourth quarter
at s,2Ss ,27s is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
THE PRIVATE TREATIsE.-This IL little ye,uu

THE PRIVATE TREATIsE-Thisu a little ye,ume o,
certain diseases which the convenient and
means Of eurc are stated in the pansst possible Aud
not only are directions gwen for the simple
eases Su. those which hsve fallen into bands ana
such persons will see Immediately the dicuides which i'm
Sspunnsd in each particular case Il L obtained onv o. the
a1LhoIa Dr: Ralph, 10 Greenwich 1t. Price 81,
D also takes this opportunity Of saying thns he
DC consulted ON the peculiar dsesses above res alh
private residences, ~ any hoSr.
Aware. however Of the ius soctude which
feol to consult of integrity we'll experience
those peculiar complaints the author deems PREF 70 y
nnsef for this trust And th. he tbs more inclined 70
many have assured him that for want OF nornauen o. th
Kind they hays selected from s o. advsrtsns PEOPLE n
E bttsres spentsncs II. therefore bss' TO :ss mt PC
seen watching these both in hc.p and ey gscs
york expressly them Also that he has testimonial is.s,
from the physicians OF Europe 10 the mos el
in Amerca-ss SM Astlsy Cooper TO Dr. Mott, Of M
and Dr. Physick OF Philadelphia, and sthen and further
the privilege of referring 70 Almost every rhvsj
Of this Nothing can be stated he
selves ground Of condolences % ihoss who
gers % him.
ser ny ate ehrsL containing every thing necessary for
sposdy a. privats cue. It's forwarded may be dec.ss
Tnes eh. No im'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MAQAMA RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDEkS:
uxThssp invaluable been universally adoDsed
in Europe, but France particular. Of thirty ysaE
well thousandsn this county being the only mild
ssfs, and remedy for married ladies. hsal6
fotbids too rapid increase Of family.
Madame Rsste - i we'll knoTp was for thirty ysen Is
Hopshose Of Vienna and Pariswhere yo,ea BY her great
expsrsncs and opportunities, she attsinsd that celebrity
those es. in medical seisnss specially sd:psst
vailed we'll II thi. eoan:Iy = in Europe Her
hsrby tracing the decline and Ill health Of married Snss
cfsen apparently neIpcabe which conaisn many
fond mother premature Yaye-to their soarcsoa
knowedRs Of the primary Of female indspoE
tonsespeeslly Of married fmsleswhich. $685. led y
the discovery her celebrated PREVENTIVE Powders."
Their adoption mas bscn the Of preserving only
the health bat the life Of aneehonats wife and
fondmo<hsY.
The advertiser feeling the Of this bsc 90.
matng the vast benefits e.uins Thousands BY their sdop
ton, would respectfully Of tho mar
red, b. all that they hold and dear their consdsuoa
iect simple and health means within control Eye
dspassionats yuousa and enlightened mind wfA uahesat
insly an.wo; in tho sTm.ys rIss fire dollars psc+sss
can be forwarded hy mail 70 any Of the UassS ss:ss an
TELL, female Physiesn. Principal Office, las Greenwich
street, Nsw York Once hosn from AM 20 clock Z NJ
Boston Office No. Essex 81 ale 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
ADAME RES ELL,

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, lts Grant
witch street, between Courtlsndt and Liberty wbaIe
she bo coaspltsd with the srrctas confidence
plant, incident 70 the female frsmc:
ofobsnats Of female rregusry stoppaGs suppvsssos
&c. zach to require bat few days 70 effect perfect
Ladies desiring medical attendance duripg Goa
hnement other indsposon will be accommodated darG
such timc, with private and respectable board .
" Preventive Powders" for married ladies, VT ys SCI
cse precautions health sorbids rapid mAy
q. DO sent BY T; 70 rs 9TH Tns St 20 boz ne
n B.-Madams RkSTELL would ,nform ladies residing
Of the city, whose health would not Ad o. that
she would devote Attendance npon tnem n any
Of the United States within esonaole alo I'm
7 Owe, COURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE Just publish
IL I'd and Revelations in Love Court
ship nd Mauasean infalbe Enide book for married and
single tbs utmo:s importance to the human race
BY Eugene BecklaId M D. Iansated sm the ID fsrs ed
nnrg.t he matters duly considered in this work. MAT
trs Of se single and young married
md courtshp" THE d,nger Of solitary practces
and how the habit be removed ard j.. eects cured -
be causes and jes lousy with nabe remedies for
nv Ofsprng with newly discovered modes, based
"Dress with forms and coors
becoming the shapes and comp exioas" The
wedock' "Aad other OF
single and married ife arcaes tho principal subjects
above noticed."
post paid order enclosing dollar directed TO HOL-
LAND Il GLOVER, New York City, will procure copy Of
work. being OF the United States the Cana
das three copies will bescnt for two dollars. .
les dlm&wy"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

N w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREE To.
Tvs New YoaK HssALD-A daily paper, issued CIT
uornnR Of the weekpcr cents copy. CountrJ
scnben unsned the rate Tor any specific per,
advance No sent unless paid in advance
TnE WISELY HERALD--lssusi every Saturday ~
ocockprice sr and quarter per copyiur1 ,-d
ssme rate for any specified period.
requested % aatresu thetr lAere ~
Asxs asI Dsn AnIrY. Yrellsss and A1isss-aA1psbseW
N %. saftass SSH Do zen satf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

n. pR BoUDELoQUE. NJ b.. L1sBoS. .RTUaAL
Scientific combination Of ips,sdients Of which t1ese
ration Of the world They known all over Europe TO- be
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
being such that must not e used during
for though always mild SAFE and healthy they certain 70
produce miscarriage if used during that period
The directions translated into Enan and are enveopea
isns the signature Of M dc Bcudeoque and tho knesh
reeons the signature OF Dr. y MELVEAU authorized
agent for tn. continent Of America.
Thew can be vansmitteo by mail Unitet
States Sold BY DR. r. Meveau agent importer for tn
United States Office 12s Liberty street. Greenwich sex
sse by appontmen of r. NJ. At i2o Cherry street. ear
New ork will with immediate attention All csen
mua be post pSd. milo imd&v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
bath BUILDINGS"
tF0TmeIly ReDshaw's.l

THIS weknown and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the pton Of and after
2h june INST The buildings undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
deserve dly high which this ssabihnen
tofore acquired
The for boarding will be 81 per week. instead Of the
former price So children and half price Young
people not requiring much will find accommodating
The steamer Orus CAPTAIN Allsre, from the Fulton
ket and the Shrewsbury Captain Coes from the
foot Robinson ST. will each make daily between New
York and Long Branch Stages will be
arrival Of either the above the House
yes Immediately Long Branch. Fare from
YORK TO Long Branch 81. JAMES 0RESN
Long Branch jane IL, t8t3. ia liner
T A GRANGE PLACE-BULL'S FERRY-This delight
~ fu summer formerly kept by Mr. John Ponon
since h been continued by Mrs Pou.on and Mr. Ste,
phen M Anne who ready for the Of boar
de's and visitors splendid steamboat runs regularly (ec
advertsement 10 the ferry making eeabe place ioI
recreation can be found The bar stocked with the beat
winci and liquors.
splendid get ground at the place, and companies
get crcun cannot he better where
ELIZABETH PONSON,
mas liner STEPHCN M ANNETT.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DE SlDER ATuM IN DENTISTR
Dk:. A.. G. CASTLE. REMOVED TO ssl BROAD

Dk:, A., c. CAsTLE. REMOVED TO ssl BROAD
- WAY, cenerof WHITE STREET has a Paste for ii.
ing deeaysd hollow 1t put into the most esder
teetwhout pain with which becomes
mpacted ONE hard solid body ana preserv
(hheo painful and useless teeth articiay sound and
perfect in all their respective for in ALL
CASES. the necessity of extraction Ladies the most distip
guishcd in oer seir Testimonials vivid
terms to its efficacy The Editor OF the Evening Post
say, lit Is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
care and ability" The New Yoft AaIo, - makes
Castle has obtained much celebrity for his mode
Medical Faculty have personally tried and recommend Dr.
which pat in tho aching tsoth will effect cure
IFrom the Journal Of Commerce.l
yDELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPEKATlON.-Dr
A. G. Castle has replaced by ingenious of dental
mechanism the lost portions Of and lower bones
1n s sTfy II tn sS Ssss se % Inc NJ who
the Indians Florida We have letters from Lieut. g.
conrmacry Of this extraordinary and entire success
that the loss OF these important skuy replaced BY
Or Castle is now Of the Lieutenant
Dr. c. inserts artificial eeh the principle Of adhesion by at
mospheric pressure DR. Castle refers the Spanish,
Ere nch and English Ambasados MI Soughton the Spanish
Consul Rear Admiral Walton, Lord Morpetn Gen McCarty
Gov Mason, DR. johnson, Preside Mt Of the Medical So
eiety, N VI Mrs Gen Gaines, Beck, M ID; DR.
Smith, DR. DslaGed, DR. Beade, pr Boyd, Buyer. Dr.
Cheesman, DR. Stevens, Or Torey, DR. Bayies DR.
VIM Gnyson. DR. Denng. &c. &C. Office 3si Broadway.
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWf!0 to the celebrity efficacy and HvSTabe messs Of
" Madans Ro.tet Female Monthly Pills in all Of
IisgnAty ssppass Of tLoss iuncsons o. "a
eir n.roducrcp into the United s;stss now sbens four yes
soynses.. and imisstion' constantly attempted 70 be
,welys cent. boz Pat ~ u different boxes and esled
sosabls, syp dollars box Females therefore
sautoned against attempts impose them.
t:eis. except these cold Mad.ms Ees'sl Principal 0es
fnos 81 Madame Restss signature the
efeaeh boz.
the axeensns enclosed inside of each box Mold also by
poirtws2t At aH 6rsus street. sorrer 81 Aueu New York
alA2nAr
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DR. COOPER, Of Il Duane street, between William and
- Chatham streets, takes this method Of informing the c
and he still aodr elIet to the afflicted Of
dence the Of delicate diseases Dr. Cooper
from residence many years hospitals Europe devoted
practice this city, for the last in this particular
branch the safe speedy and eecua
such put themselves under his treatment
Recent cured in three day Dr. Cooper uses
mild udcous mode of vii! require inteup
and deporabe need Of complies
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that he only
regularly qualified surgeon who in Duane street, and
exhibits diploma from the Suyvesant Institute Of this city.
voabe secesy observed in all consultations Separate offices
Letter.. paid,
tcnded TO- Charges moderate Office open from the
ing until 10 o'clock night. Office IA Duane street.
f.n2v