Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-05
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WE EEEL lIs
Many wings There are some good fell
lows among them) who are possessed Of,
and have within them ;h0 soul Of ghllan'
try, congratulate US and our party for the
indOmitabls courage, preserving efforts
and glorious victory we have achieved
undersuch parslising and discourSging
circumstances. They say We are great
party and know how 10 fight Whether we
have NspOleon's or Hull's for leaders it
is all the samo-our very soldiers become
lesdeTs-from the rank aRd file sudden.
ly spring up commanders. The truth is
we are ever ready to follow a damOcrat
and stick to democratic principles. In
this lies our strength. We feel the COM
pliment paid US. and our party most rich
ly deserves il. Thank you, gentlemen
Whigs.-N. Y. Plebeian.
GIPsIEs.-A company of wandering
GiPsies, from Bohemia, 1.-THE first hat ev
or visited America) recently arrived st
Baltimore. Most ofihen are Musicians
and several exhibit the most grOtesque
and extraordinary performances. Ono
otlhe gills. who is said TO be very pretty
and with an eye like an eagle, is for>
tune teller, and dispenses her knowledge
OF the future, on all aspirants who will
cross her hand with the silver" A fe-
male interpreter accompanies them
They will visit every city in the Union.
Open your mouth but seldom, and Hev
or but to the purpose. Shut it close
when misiuding friendship holds the glass
10 20 UT lips.
Stop your ears while gossips and sian.
ders are speaking of others; take. your
fingers away TO listen to the voice of
friendly admonition.
Shut you eyes to the faults Of your
neighbors, and open them very wido ts
your own.
DARING BnRGLARY.-N cNairn g. MUIR
rvs Store was entered by some thieving
burglar on Tuesday night, and robbed Of
abOut $500. A ladder was used 10 en-.
ter back window of the second floor,
and the money taken from the drawer Of
the counter in the store. There is no
doubt our place is infested by the period
ical visits of abandoed rascals, and it be-
comes all tho be on te lookout for them
cold lead is the best remedy for such visi-
tOrs.-Portsmouth Tribune.
II iseasY to be merry when the heart
is light, but the true philosopher is he
who can make sunshine in cloudy day
THE PRESIDNT.
The Baltimore Sun of Saturday, says,
"a gentleman who arrived las even.
ing from Washington, states that Presi.
dent Tyler was very much indisposed on
Thursday evening and yesterday"
REAL LovE-If those who are united sol.
ely by affection are not the best, they Ger
ainly are the happiest portion OfsOciety.
The HISTORIAN NAssAcRE.--In letter,
dated July .26th, DOct. Grant, the Ameri.
car Missionary, considers the complete
subjugation ofthe HISTORIAN as inevitable.
The work Of Destruction is still going
forward, and have no hope of its ceRsinQ
till this brave people are finally crushed,
and their independence is gone. What will
be the end of these things no one can tell.
A Coon MATcH.-HOw has your daugh.
ter married, Mrs. Simpkins! Pretty well
] hOpsS'
"Vsry well, thank you, Mrs, TOmp-
kins. Her husband wears rufles on his
shirts. a long tailed coat, leads the signg
at church, and expects to be made cap
tain Of mli6a."
The Chicago Democrat says it has sew.
eral hundred subscribers who regularly
pay for that paper out of the first load of
wheat they take to market. God will al.
ways prosper such clever fellOws:-
Holmes County Farmer.