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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24
Jew David's, or Hebre
Plaster.

"HIS il becoming one Of the most popular
medicines now be elore the public. For re-
moving all seated pains,such a9lIhama tism, pain
in the back side ,or breast, il has equal in tie
world. Il is also oficaci"us in removing weus,
tumOrs, CONS, &c. Hc 10 not dosgn to puff
this medicine with old fictitious certd Gates, but
wi Il simply mention a few receat eGseS, here it
has effectel Cures.
Mr. Sloan, ofZanesvile, aft ter having suffered
with Rheumatism for ~iae gears, was cured by
using the Hebrew Plaster.
Mr.. Anderson of Putnam, was troubled for a
long time with fame back, occ stoned by over
lGting, and was cured by using this plaster
A man (name not reelected )of Gratiot, in
Licking county, was entirely cured by using this
plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Worstcll,
editor of the Massion Gazette, was furnished
us a few days since:
Msssrs. Comstock & Co.-DUrng last winter
and spring, ! was so troubled with pain in my
breast,as to render me unfit for he duties of the
Office; and hearing your lew Dlvid's or Hebre
Plaster. highly recommended. for similar cases.
l was induced to give il trial. | had worn
plaster on my breast but short time when II
pain left me ,and was enabled again to engage
in the duties of the Office. My sister residing
in Steubenvlle has also received much benefit
from its use. j. P. WoRsTELL.
Massiion, Nov. IL, '43,
Me,ars. .Comstock & Co:-Last Sping I was
afflicted with WeakneS in my back, accompanied
with Sepsre pam in my side, for which | used
your Hebrew Plaster, and take pleasure in sta
ting that received immeda Ie relief from it.and
] cheerfully recommend its use n all similarly
afflicted. d. r. ATAWATER.
MassIlon, Novem Der 9tn lS43
Each b'x contains sufficient to spread 6 or 6
large plasters. Prcs 81 cents per box.
Foi sale by James Crawford, Georgetown;
Palmer & Campbell, Ripley; E. W. Smith, ,
Higgnsport; G.. Shreeve, RuaseIvilIei " b.
Wright, HumersviIle; Knowles & Powen, Fe-
liciiy;J S. Johnson ,Ban,om, B. W. White
man & Co, NeWhOpe; NJ Is Riggs, Sardinia.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24
RAN AWAY.

ENRoMlho subscr!ber lislag in Byrd
township, an indsnled boy named WILL
son Hatdeld, eyed about seventeen years.
All persons arc hereby forbid harbOring
or lIusiing said hoy on my account, as
will pay no debts oi his contracting.
DAVID HATFIELD.
Sept. 81, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24


In lot in the town of Higginspoft, Brown
County Ohio, number ninety three (g3) com.
aiming currying shop, beam house, ,bark mill nd
otherimprovements. Also, a tract or parcel ~
lend adjoining said in lot. bounded as follows. a
wit: Beginning at the north east corner Of a. "a
In lot number 80; thence north 10 cOntinuation,.
of the line of said Loo SO, seven poles to srnLa
south east corner of Jesse J0nes's land tharc..,
in west direction with the line Of said Jones.
eight and a half poles to the southwest eorrs,
ofsaid JONES' thence in a north direction 6,r
poles to said Jones northwest corner, 10 Jes.s
Dugin's line; thence in west direction Win
said Dugin's line, about three poles lc stonc
in said limo thence in southerly ditee,ion
with Dugin's line seven poles to the north-we.t
corner of Benjamin Stewards tract. thence IN
an east direction with Stewards lire about f;vs
oles TO said Stewards northeast corner; ;theres
n a southefly direction with said Stewn ,tie
inc, to tha northwest corner of said In Iot NJ.
93; ;thence east with the back line of said la,
ave poles TO the beginning ;-supposed 10 cor
| tain two-ihirds of an acre, be the same mo,. =
| less Valued at $3.50 To re- eold ne a..
real estate of John McGrewtkJ Jesse Duvin n, ~.
suit of John F. Tomlinson.
Alsn, in lot No. 81 in the town nf Hio,,,.
p~rt, Brown county OhiO Valued at l7Im
| To bs sold as The rcAl estate of Jesr, DnyiD !.
thu suit OF .Tohn F ToInlnsol vs. said D,,..'
and John McGrsw. slA' 'p'l'
Sherif's office. Sep'eInhrF "a, 1914
WM. SHIELDS, Sh'fBC
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24

The following real estate 10 wit: Beginning
at large black walnut and beeches in a line
Of Thomas Warnings survey and cornsr to
Hampton and Pungburn, running with Pang
burns line north, Ia l-2 west I56 poles 10 n
beech, thence north 6l3 degrees east, IG0 6.l0
roles to a black gum corner 20 Vincent Run
nyon, thence with snid Runnyon'a line south,
10 degrees cast, l02 poles to stone marked
NJ. X. thence north, 81 degrees cast, 5 4.IO
poles to stone marked M. K thencA south. | 5
degrees east, % poles passing stone marked
N. K. planted on the side Of high bank
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

A letter from Beviderc, Boone Co ILL., corrob.
crates many others which have assured us that
illinois is a doubtful il not Wing State in re-
ference to the Presidential Election. For an
example of the way the Wings ork,-thcy have
in Belviderc Clay Club of 60 or 20 members,
take 40 Tribuncs, 100 other Wing papers, have
obtained a supply of Wing Documents, and are
preparing to obtain more-all this for beginning
in little interior village, which has been settled
but very few years. All over the State, they are
taking hold after this fashion. Ifthc Wings are
beaten, it will be by the vote Of Nauvoo
OF course, they boast oi their fertile soil IN
Illinois, as they well may. Our correspondent
tells an anccdote of an Illinoian, who, being
asked to decide the comparative fertility OF d'-
fercnt sections, related a dream he had Just had
of dying and going aloi;, when, on knocking for
admttance he was advised to 90 back agaia, as
he could f"d no better country any 'rhere hcn in
Hiaois--We think this is rather high up in the
poelics.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
counties will give.

We are. aware that the above estimates for
DutchesS, Rensselaer,, Onondaga, Oneida, and
few similar Counties will seem favorable TO the
Wings, to such as look only to pas, results as
their criterion. Bat these Counties are all strong
Tariff Couniies-,hoiE interests are deeply iden-
tilted with the preservation OF the Protective poi
cy-and very large proportion OF our former
opponents were and are avowedly on the " hg
side of that question, are their Members OF
Congress. So long as the leader and candidate
of their party was Mr.. Van Buren, who voted ioF
the Tariff eflS2s, and held language on the'suo-
ject which they could interpret in consistency
With Protection, they allowed their party attach
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10


State Convention at Utica, June ), 1874, with
Their Post G Ciiicc addrcssss:
.5sa.yTie c.nt-ql Com e. r,o,enoo, y,rner Al.
''li-e B-sse- hancs. Ro5zr' Eadre F. D Pennm'n
Csyasa-ioh1 P Hosar Jsr4s c Derby. Jacob r. Ho"'
! s-' Gia,4q.chaunce, Tuc1e: fedsHia C. j J. lasef-
''- cas@as n a Is : Decker NJ T BeyeieFirk. JAS Dunn
Htfena chenaaro-phlader B. PrndIe Alfred PneIy chae' \
Gisa5,a-Na,ie., i.aa5 stchel J-haa T. Waterman Na0
vt ce5aaa-ala,on g conssr, Gideon c. Babcocs' Cart
iGHdriAe William Andrew, Homer.
b:t5ss.-Rolert Wilkinson Isaac PIat PonshSffpi'f
ri."eh r. l:s' = S:ycy. ; NSah sDrasue Denn Ro~e'
u I2.se1-E 2s.2 F Williams, Orlando Kellogg, ieoy Noble
fi,-s5ctt,oT-n
fs@s9Gso,s Yo,t. Curs, : i.oodei n N'@i''''
% Ga.eloa sa.g1g ii. s .a. Timothy Fitch, e'i Wac
a39 (.-;eeiaa hl-i5% e A In Du5s, Jacob Van 'den Cut
II ji.-4n,-sne, s.. Dsr5-5. I.e Fas Iafed Z, A'si M
Ha-taaer lacoo l,sgrii.pr.. Hfr.Ilaer chinaeey FL
Voc s- Baasey. rasl sec-Iae. Randolph
Bame.
FL ". CARS NJ ii Nooa Loarige D NJ Zen
ny I:,s a.,s.2. \ fIer3ee yr J. Hamilton. SAMUEL
? ,ll GeSs..e ,o.,.,.sb ot,,,e.ensg b. F.
= .''sdtS""-I e'S. : ~ :, - .-. Ip .s,5.-,,
.nonroe-E B. SronE. Alex. Kelsey "''ia'' '>''1'
.ontrgmsry-Chesters :. BFan'ey' Ab'am r ''a'' l. /"
Horton, tOadG
..tD Fori-t!ay tentral cniini'ee- r.,, y.t-,-..
.yc-arar5ania. T. Faser solomon Paimsie' A0eS00T'
/ Ger.Ee y. Hoisy. .Nilsrr1 Ftts pi,. r.
fialock. jno1. -, - r,,.b u "
O70FdarG-Eiias ". Leavenworh, Thomas s'ch' H. W
Washburn. Syracuse. ;, It'll Coarse " Re-
OntdT10-Nlvni Notien. Alex H. Howell "N " -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
From Tie .Nsr.aern ,Leris couatyl ,Townql.

THAT ODIous TARIFF We IesIh that NJ Guafu,
Sear OF this town .ovvle has sold his wooi for ioy-hve
hand about so go pound;a clever iile sum to e
this he could not reiilze iI
price and concluded to hold and glad TO see hn
receiving remunrratng price Wool in much better De
mani than ns been The old stock which the mAnn'actu
r, had on hand when the present rnnf passed now
pretty well worked IN. and reasonably ante pa
steady deunn good price in future provided the Govern
men lie, the Tariff aone-and think the people viii
instruct them 10 do y
One fact like this will outweigh dozen Loco.
Foco arguments against the Tariff. Under the
healthful operation of the Wing Tariff the I'M
portations of foreign wool have been cut dom
f,ro.tIirds within single year, while the Puce
Of the American article has advanced nearly
FIFTY FER CENT Yet the Loco Foco party com
plain that the Tariff oppresses the Farmers, and
w. Polk. their candidate for the Presidency. is
of opinion that WOOL. should be Z" DUTY
FREEm Alb Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

HYrocR1sY, DECEPTION, or FALsEHooD.-Mr
B. f. Butler, in opposing the two-thrds rule IN
the Convention which did not nominate MIR. Van
Burcn, predicted, If that rule prevailed, The dis
mcmberment and .Gaoi breaking up Of tie Pgrfy
that the Conrcation 'oould hare to 0djonTH
roifbom making n Illumination at all: and IN re-
ference to other matters he said-thc phil ot de-
feat ,rould saroai their hopes and their funeral
dirge might be sung! Onthe announcement o.
Ilr. Pok'S nomination, this same Il. +. Butler
forthwith avowed his unqualified appreciation.
ana asserted that The State of New. York would
give him ftteea theasead nlojority.
Schenectady Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
Appointments by the President.
gyrnd lciA the adriee and consent Of the Senaie.

1r,ln Levy to be Captain IN the Navy. from the 18th
NS;h f,oARxAs to he ap, the Navy from the
& yiq,a Mii, a. rrRc TO be Commander The Nay from
a isNe No'3.J g. JoSfs b. Commando IN the Navy. iom
.a :,Ah March. i-'I .,, - 49, ~ s,,., 80.
SNs l. poyLg. 10 b. Lieutenant IN the NhVf. 'f''n '"s
~ aso Z ~ i.nry to be Lieutenant be Nav from
't I'm I.i'i rsIE. TO l Fnr,er ~ 'be Navy
ass BeowsEIL nov To,,a sas'5d dces.e e 's Dl'' "
Na,y '9s 5 Il; 10 ss Paer N the Navy wee ParscF
Ja. hsi:<I - u u To- S Purse TIL Nav. Pur
ser rcierick stevens. deceased ,l M 30, W,
T. ZaaItinIKi, Il Krxx6S 10 be Pusr tie Navy C. C.
'2"I5 1, ~ " Tyyroy Ia be- Chaplnin IN the Nayy,
iorry l. IIRrr 10 be Assistant ,usc"n ~ thc
Inns R,Rrow be Assl>;nnt sTrsroa IN t'1 .''''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

ANOTHER HERo Goyx.-rhe Salem Register
Announces the death OF the last ot Wash.ngton's
Life Guards, in tue person oi Capt. Jesse smith, VINO
died at his residence III Salem on Tuesday, aged
eighty eight. He was in the battle OF Bunker HiLl'
ami afterwards was drafted into Washington :
Guards He was present in the battles OF Brandy
VINE Trenton. Germantown and Monmouth: lie
received his discharge IN l119, from GeneFal -" ash-
ington. Peace 10 MS names
ARKANSAS RIVERA passenger on The steam
boat Paragon, arrived here Yesterday from Fort
Gibson. reports that when the boat LETT that place
on the 22t INST. the river was SIX feet over the
banks two feet higher than ever known, and st
rising rapidly, ana the whole country inundated.
\. O. Republican, May 81.
CoLIEcroRsHr.-.i private letter received IN
town ms morning. frlm Washington says That tie
name OF George +. adams, formerly Editor oi the
Boston Sentinel and nos. le,ter-%rter at " ASH
iurtgn .ias been submitted y The senate as Coz
IsCior Tor tais District. Nsw-BsdioFd Bulletin.
- We learn ta.tt Capt. GEIstNGER has been or
,Je-1i b, tn. Nayi Department TO the iedlienanean
II, ,,I,e commando the L. :. insate ColuuhIs, in
place cf Capt. Shual1cS, deceased. Capt Il. vii
.sll from Baltimore early mex, week 20 enter upon
the duties assigned him.
~ a large WOODEN building in Buffalo owned
by NJ. o. Alien and occupied by Wa. Prescott *
60. a. a Printing Iok and Backing Mandatory,
also BIZ two or three INDECENT tamilies, was destroy
ed By iire on the 9th.
The Grand Jury Of Boston have found bill Of
Indictment iof wiitil murder against Charles Green
leaf :. no kil.eI james German last Friday week.
LAND SLIDE At ALGIsRs.-N understood last
evening that curing the afternoon ahou; 5aO fest
Of I.evce caved IN at Ayers, carrying with II
II..yrln-ton's warehouse, containing lot OF salt
aid some Western produce. About nine o'c!9ch
the Lsvee was giving away IN other places. ard
much alarm was telt IN consequence.
y. o. Pic, May 81.
L. The River rose opposite here three or four
inches yesterday, and was rslng last evening
ST. Louis Rep. May 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1874.
Now Ready.

|. pRorEcTioy ASb FREE TRADE; Inc o"es-
ton Stated and Considered: BY II. 9kffLEf' Is
JUS, published in large, close uac, Of 10 Pases| |
Price 50 per hundred, sl5 per thousand. inns
Pamphlet AIMS present succint ana ucl' sum
rarv OF the argument for Protective iaTl,i' meet.
inc and answering the adverse assu'''P''o's u
Free. Trade
/. III. THr TARIFF As IT Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Adversar'es; being
clear statement of every material provision OF the
present Tariff. with the reasons TOR imposing
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
article The several clauses contrasted with the
m;scbievous and defective provisions OF McKay.s
bill The purpose Of this Tract is TO show the bench
cis effects OF Protection and the utter mpossibiiiiy OF
afordng even Incidental Protection by Horizon
1al Tariff. Price 81 per hundred SIS per thousand
Orders are respectfully solicited, bg GREELEY Il
McELRArH, Tribune Office, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
BY This Mornings Mail.
u ProfessorJ. II. AcSEw, Of Newark ).
been added to the Board Of Visitors to w.s
Point. by the head Of the War Department,

a. The Military Eucampnsnt to b. hsI5 !.
the Battle Gr2und At Pnacetor. has been -. :
pourd gniil Tues'iay, Jpiy 3otb. when II :, :. :
pec;c a large aud nrId,n, display nj tho w.
tary Corps Of New. York and ial4delph;, :, =
ON The Jessey Blues IN tie pageant. Tae W.
SAYS the postponem'n, has hcen ,aade 70 a,,,.
modate the Farmers, who can ti'u, make i,
interesting Harrest Home hoiidoy."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
STATE ELEcrross-The following lis, show
the lime for holding elections for State officers or
IL, ,.,.r lcIi IN Ihc Sl.varal Srntes
Tennessee holds no State election This year.

IMPRIsoSnENT OF Az EplToE.-Nlr. Richard
Nugcnt, late editor of the Halifax Nova Sco;ian
has been incarccr.:cd months IN Halifax Jail,
and IS likely 10 remain : months longer. tor ihe
crime OF poverty. He was lately cast IN q Ebe
SUI; with some OF hiS political opponents and
fined in the sum OF f2O0-in default Of wach
he Was to suffer Imprisonment one year. Nr. y.
Is wholly destitute of the means Of paying the
fine, and Is llsely to remain in PRISON II the
amount is not paid. Kingston Cam Chron
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY

.rOtRT OF COMMON PHI. iS.. Before Judge D,Ly.
Peopis .SA,tc Aew iOrs, ". James Il. tHfr.-
Acton against "a sueiy ou6 bond already fceuei to- IhH
i,i charged tlu although the conduct o StnsruiHrk 10
wards ls s, q. nd tc, scNn hy ry'tni"y u he cruel yet
.one rrs be- proved Against luu. tHer - iis having
10 sustain nguut hu ct neglect - provide or her such
Inns mot been .he,. 'r pc.eut tnal. On the contrary r
VIE y proved L. la, her ho, ~ her accord, and
after the yn. o he bond ut the husband 'ed ef tonc
i,rna,l TINT her hons wu cnry nr he she rh1>o
man awny and said her done induced by fear d"
her husband nni may appear, 'he cannot eet IN tins
form ut cj-rpr,s her hI,brnd does wrong. she hp-
r remedy either hy complaining ot hmm criminal r0urur
y proceedings cancsIv hut size hh nTDegect
an her unless na, been proved that he hnS
ny neglected Tn. 8ry. inter being several hour,
,utatInn cuni not a.rec. and were discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

NEw JERSEY EDUCATION socIkrY.-Tbis Cor
vention met on the lst OF June at Trenton Rev
DR.. Weeks was chosen Chairman. The Socle'y
is engaged inthe very useful task OF establishing
an uniform series of books for the use Of schools
throughout the State and has recommended 70.
use the Spelling Book Of Lyman Cobb, rejecting
.unwiseIv, as we Think the Spelling Book and
Dictionary of Webster, which had previously
been submitted to them. The Convention meets
arain today.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
COURT OF COMMON rLEAS-Before Judges UL>noEF-
FIK lSGR ,EAN aud DAILY.

DECisioNs-S Samuel hckeriy vs Hiehaet Hughes.
On an acton for of premSe, No col tVate. street
which the jury enye verdict for plaintiff. The house had
been par,ihly burned. Verdict confirmed with ccfs.
tion Of raevn asHst officer ior taking goods 10 drug
shop in M"teffy ,rcet nu eSet'n against ar John
son the ~ ,,ipnn bat winch eo!, cirined 'Gder
gug. b plaintiff, The Jury enveo verdict n favor OF plaintiff
llr So iin,iIn ior ueN tfuil tsnied, Wjtn cT't,
.htc06 HcheGg, "a infant, tby ms merit trie"dl }
vs. lin q O'Rs-ln case Of assault uni blttery growing
,..t ID spuJe be.~eent hly.-Nctdrt had been
lrde0tan and mrnn 'nadetp sci the verdict n'ieyer
diet confirmed si'H costs.
.ioha T. Focier -. Jataes II. Ragmo1i.-O an
artuu for note ru4,c pqytbe The Chemical Rank.Ner
dct was .yen tor puHui. Aiunuu made ti" verdict
ui. ground that ti- -clamton stated 10 have been
PAYABLE the Commercial i;auS instead u the Chemical ih-
cs.ir does mol, slnS the sufficient to disturb the verdict
particularly tie common counts wero correct Verdict Tor
taintii. confirmed.
Rlyner u Pond v. ". c. Congratulations
tirme,I.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

CAxADA.-llr. Cochrane, Queen scounsel, brought
an action lately in the Queens name. The defence
WAS that Slessrs Laioniaine and Aywin are AT this
day he one her msjesty's attorney, and the other
the solicitor general and the action not being brought
by either, all the proceedings null and void The
court maintained the objection, and proof being
brought tnat iheir commissions had been cancelled
or successors appointed this decision establishes
Nessrs Laiontaius and Aylwin 10 be at tins DAY the
attorney and the solicitor general.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge

Capt. DdSCol. VINO was committed on the capital
charge fa tns concerned in the slave trade. made appca
ton Iuige Bets be ndmtie- 10 bail Tho
Ell hIs beng good surety beng Defe,! the amount OF
c9 winch he Ind not procured late Saturday afternoon
he othe Hope, committed the les penal r,use. had
permission put bail TO the of 1900 which he had
succeeded IN dom: 10 late hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

AccipgNT.-We regret 10 learn ;hat Samuel
l.. Sciden, Esq. was severely hut on Tnesaas
evening, at Parma, when returning home from
the c!;y. HIS horse became irIghtcneG-ran
away, IN consequence OF which Mr.. ;. was
thrown out-breaklng in his back bone, and
otherwise inJurlng him. We are glad TO learn
that his wounds are not dangerous.
Rochester Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

The Truth U>vElLrp; or, a Calm and
impartial Exposition of the Origin and Immediate
Cause OF the Terrible Riots in Philadelphia, May
9th, 7th and Sth ls44," has been published in
pamphlet of2l pages. 1t is anable statement OF the
anti-proscriptive side of the question
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

! IL Post-Oice has been established a, Greenfield HILL
Mass. and Ira Benedict, Esq appointed Postmaster
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
SUPERIOR COURT Before Chief Justice JoSEs and
Judges OAKLEY and VASDERPogL.
DECIsIoSs- GerriS D. Van Pan - j1ge TLJy-

AdmSEe considers the execution ~ this case regular.
r " on the public admins. ntor. however. seeks t n er
ctc: ue"d un' proceedings be .'aG ~ day, 10 enable nm To
;! !iiaUl Kitgore =. Johq In Uotte --rh- d.
icudgn ~ cross examined Inessc. became party q
the conn ,pu Drefci that the testimony ae used ti-
ta aud tbr teteadsn, hs'e yye further 10 examine The
E.li.& of ir&aasas - jas y. Beers ne court
rcfdc- t hF, power wneu requisite. to comp" pnfy
security ir uin SO i costs Ordered thatsuch
liuiler II. Siermau - Jabe- ~ W0odsrard-
Verd let far defendant changed " nonsuli.
George ". Buei ". Th0mps0H and Theriat.-
New trh denied
Raseion and Groes6ecL v. Vaiiant Lart0n.-
Jud-uefi; tor plaintiff on al the demuuen.
POLICE OFFICE.
HIGHWAY RoBBsRY- john Ford and two others
during time Broad night knocked
Edward Fogary OF l2 stanton street and attemp
ob hn OF hs watch and money iils outene,. however,
the other two eifectn= their escape.
Cutting MASS FAcE.-John Brown last ight
attacked and ka, William Met Cune o the shp fnyne lying
the loot Of Pine street; l4 River, cutting i' face terribly
aky with Iaf-. si-. John arrested and committed.
Another CAsE.-llcnry Hughes was arrested
aud committed of attacking and iesuu. William y Mar
ka,iG
PICKING a PocAEr.-Jan!es Ciair vas arrested
;9t pcA.e ~ hIt m bi1tl 'tteet e .oc"tt ~ fe'eI
ieY - q HuMefy u hs pJc@eibc2" continuing ~ olt
auppgllls ' tie book aUd rgey dI. sl GgG ia,
Jy ti.ley ani to DAY comm,aed.
THsFrs o. NoSXy. Peter Hawk!ns colored
sa as:rei By day oica. Cochtane r s;ealng z
money irOG DaTd rtwas, No. 10 Anthony ,treet-und
a!.J .cain s3 Robert jtoJIc. No IA. AHtGony street;
lie W. committed tu nsiyer.
THgFTs. Barney liurtin was arr sted and con-
..= Tor taans quantity OF pig lead iron the snip Iouis.
vide. al the foot Of Pike street.
William \. Martin vas arrested and committed
,r stealing shawl worth 81 20, ;fog Patrick II. Pepper
No y. Chatham street.
Wnliam rhonas, colored, was arr, -,et and com
Eiit;e for stealing Is pounds vi cocn So, from John
illhon, No. IS. Division street.
Charles Buus was arrested and committed for
stealing some azc:s and shay" &c. with IS from
Edward Buck, W. 80 Chapel stfeef
STRIPPING UNlnHABlrED iOrsEs.-A boy named
la1e Gary US arrested and COMMITTED at the poer Police
office inc having -uGaze wlih C;h-r boys eanl
srHes locks, baEniists lm uninaofei hoti>,
Nos 5ii ard Broadwny tue amount OF neafy sluJ
GARY f,oi ut the house on Nc'!cSay eve
uir- and nrrg,te.--iAe o,iei hoi, escApinc.
SUNDAY.
BuR0tAf,Y.--La-t nighl, about the hour OF 10
se.gcs the dwelling vi Mr " F. Brush No. . ienty't.
,n. entered g ai keys .nd about S3G worth u
plate oen The bu:glesi have not been apprehende
pt,-eDt.
VIOLENT As s,ULr.--Whilc Slr. William Wood.
nuget city. passing through Church street last
evening he nhuinani: assaulted by uane
Robert Quinn who struck MT. Wood who aged gentle
man. several blows head with handle. Mr..
w IS badly pjured-Qulnn arrested and placed III PRISON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

u The Country all around us looks green and
inviting Looking over portion OF Orange Co.
on Saturday, and to the valley of the Waikiki in
Ulster we found the Grass and Summer Gram
Iuxuriant, as it is also in the valleys Of the iiud
spn and Mohawk We have abundance OF rain
in this vicinity-a drcnching shower on Friday
night and another last evening, with warm days
between The Grass cannot fail to be heavy.
- That county of Orange is worth living In.