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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival of the steamer Britannia al
Boston on Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
liverpool papers of the 4th January, incl u
siye, have been received.
The ex King of Holland, William Fred
rick, Count of Nassau, is dead.
Cotton was up. Great excitement in the
market.
The packet ship independence, from New
York, carried out the Presidents Message to
England. Winners Liverpool Times of the
9TH January says, in regard TO it:
"Tne Presidents Message, which came
to hand on Wednesday week, by the Inde-
pendence, Capt. Nye, has been unsparingly
unalyzed. 1t has given little satisfaction on
this side ofthe water. Ofthe various pens
Of which it has offered employment, all, with
out exception, find fault either with the tone
of its morality or lis overreaching animus.-
The absence of all censure of the re-
pudiating States, in so elaborate doc
ument, is held to be one of its primary de-
fects; the feebooting style in which it re-
commends the erection of American militia
ry posts on the Oregon, while the Territory
IS in dispute, has given much eater offence,
and the manner in which the President hints
his wishes for The annexion of Texas, and
the hard words he bestows upon Mexico
(srom which it is evident that he desires to
proceed to blows with that totterng Repub-
Ec,) has been held to indicate very low
standard of moral feeling. All these points
have been sharply criticised.
j. IRELAND.
The Newry Telegraph reports of the lin
en-trade in the North of Ireland, shat ever,
operative TO be met with has hands full o
work, and that wages had increased Iull thir
y per cent"
The resistance of the collection of poo
saies in Ireland though unobserved fora tltn'
continues. Ia the Castelar, Union, thu
Guardians are in debt on account of The ar
rears; but they deprecate making new rate
which the Poor law commissioners wish then
to do.
The Crown Solicitor has addressed form
al notice TO Mr.. O'Connell, Mr. ]. O'Cou
nell, Messrs Steele, Gray, Barrett, Duffy
Ray, the Rev. Tierney, and even 10 the Rev
P.J. Tyrrel, who is no more, that their tria
win be held at the bar, in the Court {
che Queens Bench, Dublin, Oh Monday,th
fE.h inafarf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-08

List Of Remaining Spring Sales.
Sale NJ. 2 Ist. 2nd, 3rd aud 4rh Aprl
Sale No 3-29lh 3olb April aud Is, g. I'd Ma
Sale No. 4-3J, 9TH, 9Th and 9th June.
Feb l--3w
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-08

FEW CASKS or QUEENSWARE in
"a first rate order, just Received aud Tor SALE
very los by }. H. MAGHEE X CO.
Jan. ilth, i844.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-08
INDIA.

The only political news from India is that
enc of the reported victims ofthe laie mas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
PRICE REDUCED.
The Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

DEiNG composed Of the Persian and Indian
u Vegetable extracts, are therefore purely Veeel-
able. and for eradoa,ing disease in all lis vared
fo,m. they stand unrivaled. In their operation
,h.x efTec,ualy remove the very roots Of disease
dyspepsia. diarrhea, dysen,sry and all diseases
arising from an impure state OF the blood or disor-
dcrcd system. They are no, unpleasant in their
effects ind at the same time restore and .nvigoraie
the system. They quicken the circulation, purify
the blood. remove all diseased action, give tone
the nerves, eIhllrale The spirits and give health
and strength TO the whole person. No family
should be without the Persian Pills, FOR il nigh,
save Then from the SICK bed OF long and lingering
disease OF suffering, also a heavy lin Of expense
The preventative - cssiy obtained and the efpense
small They aFe the cheapest as well as the best
pills ~ use-lafge box, 3 pills. ior 50 oenls-smsll
boz. IS pills, Tor % cents A pamphlet containing
eerhea'es and history OF the above Pills, may b
had lice by railing on sny ofibe agents
fot hsi Of agents see lew Dsvid's Plaster. In An
other part Of this paper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

III T. the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
W Probate Court for the district Of Rutland
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demandspf all persons against the estate Of
AseniM GOrhQm, late Of Ira,
N said district, deceased represented nsolyen, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
,1aeteo and six months from the 18th day of Nav,
,as', beng allowed BY said court for that purpose.
a,,o 90 A,eiore hereby give notice that we will at
JvaI 70 ne business of our said appointment at the
~ h,Nse of Ira GoIham in Ira, on the
' ,.n pay o. sf'ember next from O'Clock a. m
u",il O'Clock IN. on said day. ''''
I,a VA, aaiAHnios.roS, BESJAMlS BLANCHARD Com
2f26
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian Balsan.

HAS been known and appreciated for ,heef1ic-a
j Il cous and peculia, property it possesses for
tho cure OF every kind OF ponnds, Bruises, SPrdins
and sores; and is a never failing remedy for acute
and chronic Rheumatism. This Bslsam affords i'm
mediate relief for coughs and lungs, pain in
the side and beAsi. weakness in the back ana loins
and is warranted 10 cure any case Of the Piles or
fis,ula Of however long standing when every thing
else has failed. This woodworking Balsam will
restore numb or rished limbs, stiff joints, or numb
any par, Of the body, and is sure and pleas
an, application to Burns, Scaids Sore threats and
,Quinsies. Numerous and respectable certificates
may be where i, has effected entire cure in
all the above Being prepared in accordance
with s,rc, and well established chemical laws its
reputation has been and still is Onrard, and is now
extensively used in all paris fihe United States
For sale by DANIELS & BELL Rutland f..
Jameson Casile,on; J. Beaman Son West Pouli-
new Wheeler & Swallow Pawlet; ID. Andrews
Manchester; Warren a. Bliss Branjon and IN al
the villages in the county. 42.ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

TUE 60 sSTIrU rIoN, the vas ,irt' Of our
wondeuui oonanuted bodies. oonstsnty require an
Aite'sire OF resencftrg naseuct, 10 eee ava fe'sh
hcshhy ersienee Ar, light aud some Other eic"enes
hfroght 10 this fcgostioa snd faf tine prove tvh
cieut ff the requirements ~ the sysirm Hnt Nen from
prs3cnre aud violation ofthe laws Of the anial eccn-
omy. morbid hvmoft arse acud and tihtcd feete"hs
Jacts afc collected the system requires 'i""
other disease decar arc uciin
Ho" wonderfully saiutaY Al this perud arc ihe euees OF
appropriate Alternative medicine. taken IN season -
Iuot SOS have bocu saved from DEATH sno SiAioNs
fom suffering indescthsble and again esctodtn health
by the timely ne of PHELPS TOMATO FILLS when
are "a thcacous and patent tn ccansii tie souach ana
bowels purifying the blood and fero'atnE tue eanouat
system D, altering tho Of The liver and other
ssad aud carrying of tic not,nd juices snd hanor. ihs
~ the S,ah they have scqufodhc name oi Fever bano,
because they invariably prevent break ur bilou re-
mcnt, yellow. Intermittent and lrnf levers years
extensive have proved them the beet and ony suRr
aud save remedy Tor all the numerous chrome diseases
where the system requires somcthnythat wl operate on
the blood liver, and various systems vessels giving e
healthy 1ctlsn and II tho tine espei tue Wfbc
and ppgonous juices nd humos which separates tom
then 10 thus class Of dissr,os rheumatism, d,spi,
dfopsy liver complaints billions stomach icroua gravel
worms tumors and etupons o the tkh ol various kos'
permanent weakness about the ons aud limbs sew,
constitutional OF hereditary etblcness oi The whole or
of the stem &c Thousands Of cases Of tho above
diseases have been cured by the Tomato Pills and thou
sinds Of deaths would have been prevented bad these Is
been used nsead Of some irresponsible bsneiU aok piI
remedy, OF which the county suoode' in'e IS no
mystery charlaanlsm about this universal remedy
They prepared Of valuable vegetable remedies which
known to be both safe md cecus and are used very
extensively by physenps In their private practice because
hundreds have SAID they the most pleasant eccua
a cd safe medicine have used.
The above Psare for sale by agents in all the country
AGENTS cautioned not to buy Of pcdars "One
I'd the is Sufficient" For sale at the General
Depot and Agency Store, 226 Main 81.
Rutland, Burt Il Mason. Wangford, =. Townsend,
:. Dinby, !. J Vail GOWNS 500
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
Seaver's Joint and Nerve
iINTMINT.

For the permanent cure of Rheumatism, Go
lndoent tumors swelled tendons bruises, felons,
cramp, sprains, numbness of the limbs stiffness or
weakness ofthe joints, pain in the back or loins
ague, chilbains nervous headache, stiff neck, and
all cases OF
EXTERNAL INJURY,
This Liniment is a rare and valuable combination
of warm, s,imulant and anodyne ingredients, and
will be found far superior TO any other article oft!:e
kind heretofore invented for any Of the above COM
plants. AS an external application to remove pain
and inflammation. its beneficial effects are immediate
and certain. The price put upon it is far below
other medicines ofthe kind and effectualy removes
every obstacle to its universal circulation.
IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN.
This Lniment is not only beneficial to the human
system, but is the best article that can be used for
horses that have been CALLED, sprained or bruised
and for stiffness and swelling of the joints scratches
windgalls, fresh wounds, &c. &c.
OBSERVE-Every bottle Of the penuine will
will have the signature of r. Searer q Son on the
inside wrapper. Each bottle and seal is slammed
SeoUer's JOINT and Nerrc Linincnt and enclosed in
blue wrapper, which is red label. UPBe
sure you get The genuine there are other med-
cines which assume a similar name
Prepared only by T. SEAvER e. Son, Druggist,
Walpole, n. il,
For sale by REED, WING & CUTLER, "a. Chatham
st. Boston, w. f. G.. Stoddard, Rutland: G. & A
Billiard, East Clarendon; Buckmas,er & lone.
Cuttingsviile S. ID. Winslow, Pittsford: Warren &,
| Bliss. Brandon, Huntey g. Higgins, Salisbury.
! Russell g. Gridley, Mddlebury, and by DRUGGISTS
and counxy merchants generally. Price twsn,v-
| five cents. 60,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
New Arrival.

EH W LIBBY, TAILOR, has this day taken
50 the shop over the store formerly occupied
by John Strong, and one door south ofG r Hold
ges, where he proposes TO make permanent
stand in his business He hopes by sobriety, hon.
esty and industry to be sustained by the public.
SHOP REGULATIONS.
Isl, Customers will find him at his shop except
when at meals End His nerves will be in suit
able condition for business early in the morning
or late in the evening. Sd. Work will be done
precisely at the time engaged 9TH. Garments
warranted TO fit and made to stay. 9th. Cutting
for others to make, properly fitted. 9th. Prices as
low as any other shop in town. nh. All kinds
of produce taken in payment, except cabbage.
Come and see H. w. LIBBY.
Rutland, June TO- 1874 24tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
RICE. ROOT & co.
MAYA, 1874.

- enoice assortment Of goods, among which
may o9 found Plain and figured NJ. de Lanes: rich
49, lawn, 6alzonne, super scinda stripe, balzo.
te,'r, t'eh black silk and satin; "a mohar shawls
broiSs,,t ,neri9o and alpaca do; cashmere do; en-
sery aaJ ~. ce lane DO; ladies fancy crayats, no.
sho gloves. LInen GOods-Doyles, MAXIM.
nshask and "A whiie'linen, linen drills
~, t'eh assortment OF cloths aud fancy cassime,e
= .psehee, tuiand and aodena Bonnets; aud rIch
n'yoonS 'imps, Edengs and,Laces, and many OH.
credit. ~ as" a"u approved
es''leton, April 30, 1874 lo.f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
Fire Insurance Nrec,;ng

oIlCE is hereby given tina, ~. 80,
ing Of The Rutland and Addison Mn,,ai meet nss
insurance Company win We holden at tie n fire
n; June IN Brandon 10 the cornty Of RutlanSe OF
ieunesaay The Sd day Of Juy next, at one ococnn
Of Directors and other necessary officers of,be
Psny ior th9 year ensuing and for adjusting the
es ano making the necessary assessments the,eco,
quo iof me expenses Of the Company ior the curren,
ye"' By order ofths Directors.
In. oz.. y. JUNE, Secretary.
ms oihee' Brandon, 9th June, 1894 sI5s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
STATE OF VERMONT r., a. ,, .a"ai,1

STATE OF VERMONT, ~ It remembered
District Of Rutland, IS. I ID that at n special
probate court held at ROLAND within and for said
district, on the 4lh day OF June A. d. 1874.
Present Wm. Hall. Judge.
Harvey White, guardian Of Horace o. kimball
and Jeweu p Kimball, minors of Mount Holley, In
said district having made application to SAID court
representing that the sale OF all the real estate OF
said wards conssiing OF the reverson Of one undi-
yded half of 10 acres 81 land situated In said Mount
Holley, and descended TO said minors from Their
mother. Mary Kimball, late OF Noun, Holey, de-
ceased intesiaie, (subect TO The lie.esate OF VIM.
Kimball, surviving husband of said Mary, asienani
by tho couriesy) would be conducive TO the interest
est OF his said wards, and praying said court TO
gran, him license therefor Therefore,
II is ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision to the first monday being the
Is dav Of July next and that copy OF this order be
published three weeks successfully previous there
To. in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed at
Rutland, that all persons interested may appear and
object the same ifthey see cause.
true copy ofrecord,
2i2s HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
ca 10 N

Tj,i. 10 inform the public that all genuine med
tcjne has on DE side 81 tho boSes'
WrieIfs IsSaa FecefsJi, Pulls,
tSni.S rVNoiTivrl
m, NORTH Ag.ericaa College Of Health.
And sIso around the boider of the label, Will be
found IN small type, Entered according 10 the ac,
Of conrtes, 10 the year 1870. by WIN. Nkichl
IN ,he Clerk. office Of the District Court oil the
Eastern District OF Pennsylvania
/, will further he observed that the printed difcc-
lion. for using the medicine. which accompanies
,,eh ha. src also entered according 10 Aeioi Con-
erss. and tho same form will be found al the bot
tom Of the FIRST page.
The pubic will also remember, that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pulls, are provided
wih certificate Of agency. sRned by
WILLIAM WRIGHT Vice President,
of Moth American College OF Health.
WIoiosaie County agents.
The public are cautioned agains, buying OF any
bu, the regularly appointed agents namely
We 4. ST0DDARD, Rutland;
c. Clements, West, do
Brown & Dow Cu,,ingsville;
J. Buckmas,er, Shrewsbury;
C. & 4. Bullsrd r Clarendon,
:. Townsend IT,. Wallinelord
Iaphsm. Vail & Co.. South do;
D. Is 5, Vail & Co. DANNY (Borough);
S & ~ J. Smith do.
n W. SAWYER, Tinmouih;
Vail a. Otis. MiddleiowD. A
l.. NJ Walker, Clarendon;
Eipley & Bailey, w. Rutland;
s. D. Winslow, Piusfoid,
Warren d Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do.
Ira bingham. Sudbury;
Weaving d Catn, ORWELL
". Chapman g. Co.. do;
T. II. d S. Aiken, Benson,
r. = Armstrong. Yves, Haven;
+ Fetch & Son, Bridpor
J. Frost, do;
Wright Buck, Shoreham,
John Simons, Jr., do.
A. Allen, Fsirhaven;
r Jameson, Castleton;
] O. Richardson, West Poultney,
>. Wears. East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler 4 Swallow, Pawlet,
j. 0. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents
" b. All orders anu communica atoms must lie
addressed thus:
New England Office and General Depot,
l:ly l9s fremont Street, Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
JEW DAVIES OR HEBREW
PLASTER

TIE very best remedy that is known cor al
Einds OF pain or Weaknesses, such as r,enrn,
ISM govt, pain IN the side hips, breast back and
hmoei headache, nervoas toothache, &c: in every
case OF which 1t has proved an ef1ectual cure
here is nothing better for its sofennp and healing
quahies IN cases OF scroffulous humors knots wens
whi'e swelling hard tumors, stiff Joints apue in the
breast &C II is also very beneficial in giving per-
manen, relief in eradicaiing pain and impar,np
suength IN all cases of weakness--weakness in the
stomach, weak limbs, lameness, affection of the
spine, female weakness &c. No person subject 10
pain or weakness in the back side should be viii
out IT. married ladies in delicate situations ea
great rehel from constantly wearing this nl,s,a
The application OF this plaster between The 80
GERS, mas been found a certain remedy n, -
coughs, phihisic and lung affections in ib.i, ,,",
stages u destroys inflammation by PRODUCING 60?
Gus perspirsiion. No physician should he S;,lI,,
", IL Is sure cure for oorns Nearly ali -.
IIas'.rs are spread, thereby rendered slnos, 80
Hss, uy laying and getting dry before usi,g M.
Plastt - put up IN boxes containing snf;cion, 20
sPsac SIX or eigh, plssiers, price so cents 49,, W
~ Pamphlet containing certificates and a his,,.,.
OF the following agents 'aH'hg on any
Nv r. &: STODDARD. Rutland; Addison ri.
fitisiord; Volney Ross Brandon. IL D. DUCK
Sudocfy; 3 MOODY. Middlebury; Jsmes A WaSnn'
Dorset ID. Andrews. Manchester. n n
paeor Sunderland; l.. Jameson C,s,l..nn a. ~, -
1oek " Moresn. Clarendon Spfings' g n
nas' iooiineyi Wheeler a. Swallo,S ps.,
ppesee'i; East Rupert; Harrins,on a o. e. e. n.
uSioi ~ Harmon, Norih Benninc,on' ioIa -
hsswsll, Bennington "s""' .ohn Z.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

rfNHE spbsrfiber would INFORM the public that ne
has taken the Tavern stand at Clarendon
Sprse. known as the Green Mountain House.
wbcl he has pat In order 10 receive boarders, trav-
cling eastom and parties OF pleasOIe-who viii
receive particular attention, snd all who may favor
him mHl Itoit patronage may lie assured ihN they
shall not be dissatisfied with tho fare or pricc--,he
proof this !. the trial. A. klLBURN.
For sale At the above place Ladies and Gentle
mems Md Shoes. cheap for cash.
Clarendon, May -. isti. 2lii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
Lead Pipe and Improved Pumps.

rlNHE s0l,scrihcF Inicrms Tue public that he ron
u time. 10 nanufaoiurc Lead Pine u Granville
Corners. Nashinrioa County. ~ " ADD vii for
rish sry qsanfiiy ai short noiice
lie wi also iutnish and pu, 90 yumqs Of older.
cni descriptions. on such conditions as cannot fail
10 saiisft purchasers
Having had long experience " tie business, lr
will Ne ahlc 10 sell Pipe ana Pumps shosiSi Gsi
can be Obtained. Of the sane quality from aoy oihef
establishment JAMES I. Is Ib1.
Grsnshle. March q. 1871. l3,sm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
SIR ROERT PATTEN.
"HE celebrated English hor

JM L irduced into this is'' country "D'Ie' i bv
S@sAsN Maj: Jon Dean, and formerly owned
" Y9by Willim Swift of Hartford. Conn,
-.'s,-'2>s= and nowowned by Alanson Over, will
stand at his stable, ad not be removed therefrom
during the season.
10 those who havtseen the horse or his stock,
nothing need be said Strangers are invited to cali
and see the most perfect model of horse ever kept
IN ihs vicinity. Tens reasonable and made known
at the stand.
Mares from distarce NAV be forwarded ,o re-
main any length Of tine pilher at hay or grass for
moderate compensation.
Rutland, May I, 1874. oo.oe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
DR.. wlsTARs
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known 10 man Tor iaei2en,
Consumption. asthma Of every stage, bleeding Of
Ne L0ngs, Coughs. Coles, Liver Complaint, and
al diseases Of ,he Pulmonary Organs. NAV be bsJ
81 tic sgeats aanaes below.
LrAli Pselis'se statements Of cures performed
by ~ Hase'eine are ~ ereTy rssyscf, TRUE. Re-
ensiu' 30 sss TIE genuine "Ds Wtsv.n's n.ts,,
81 Sss1hs' "a sSgIiers articles are n,rosd.
Siesrs ifona any par Of the country should be Al.
sfesstd 10 Isaac buia, No Iss Falion street. Me-,
s2ly
bAsiElx BELL. Ru,.saa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

I HEREBY give notice that have given my son,
Il Oliver H. Sheldon. his time until he is of age.
] shall not claim any of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
ISRAEL SHELDON.
Dandy, June :, 1914 '2i;26
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
A NA-yEAl EENlcy,
60 ,o,,,,,,,.ors sss ssssggioai n ~ rare
~ ,,,,, ru,oils s.,rss5. ~ 2, f'"sf -
WRIGIITS
Indian Vegetable Pills
- ....,., .~,rtta sotttor ~ HftL1H-

10y ~osfu swHFHA AZ fNAAtst " "'N'''
,r,ursF s,irsofdiasry Flis hw comfo''a ~
l,r4. wtifh ftn~ spnfianfousiy 20 'li ""p
- 49, srs itefefois bsusf sdsWed 70 GOT fons'hu
-. IA ~syi,ia,s contoc'e8 item ioroien go
t.-,...... .t., nav is roVpornfsf md ss ~
IND ~ NEDLt ABLt PILLS
.r- iis tur.i, e1lsi iA' bo''"' wy
.yhJrc 20 ErT OR DISEASE
SAB 4. h,r IT, end Tat ssid meditine ost's
h.grAAL =. "rfffFS
h. ,i,,.,.ss sa4 gss6lrr tic iody, o vii re 'nsh-
d. ,h.t tfts cnusinuilnn bc DOT enufof 'ihs"''
al rsrsst,Fanss 10 ihsif use, sceo'alng 70 u''e''
,i., \. ah,aisisly CERTAIN 20 dfiro disease o' every
r,rss .rnfn tire body u,,,,
TuE INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
ell he found one Of the beat. u not TIE very DC"
rpeA,efte - che uofld ior the carving DOT ,his
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
bse.u.e he, oipel from the body ell morbid and
es.,ru,a hun,ors t,hc ca, Of diseased ~ an easy
ard NATURAL MANNER; and wh,e they eve.
~ day .,,,
disease frv,ty name ia rapidly driven from me
body
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

- BSnis fer ,als al tls asSrg and oLer
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
WELL ANSWERED.

An OldGermsn democrat, TecsAtIy was
constantly assailed by wbig with whom
he was working 10 vote for Henry Clay /,
Our old German answered nothing ex,
cePt he would think of il.
Some days alter the whig again asked
him whether he had moi yet detsrmiEed
10 vote for Clay. But our old German
gave him the following most excellent
answer.
Il have been ia this country seven
years AMI | know Mr.. Clay does not
want my vote, until bsVe been in this
country twenty one years. lam there's
fore determined to vote with the demOc.
racy until | shall have besn in this cOuR.
try twenty -One years; after that perhaps
| may vote for Henry Clay.-AIbany Al.
gus.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

y lifted and swept away by the food, and
hnally landed al the hydraulics nearly a
mile and half from whsro il Stood be.
fore the storm. In this case we are told
there was large family of children, all
who we're proVidentialiy saved.
There we're doubtless other instances
Ofs like kind, and large as the loss Of life
has been, the guiding care Of Providence
is seen in The fact that comparatively 81
many were preserved, a large number
under circumstances Of the EXTREMIST
peril. u
The Nfics Of Messrs BidWOlI 4 Bsnia
made a similar voyage across the Big
Buffalo Creek, bringing valuable though
less precious cargo, viz: their iron safe.
II was brought safely over the creek, and
dropped on the fats betwseG Ohio and
Elk streets; the Office thus lighlened Of
its buIdsn, continuing its voyage to the
Hydraulics or that vicinity. A large
grindsiODo was left ia like manner near
the Iron chest, having been brought across
the creek BY some similar means.