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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16
STAINBURN'S
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
RfT IOIIl ,plIIc

are the best ambitious medicine ever used They
are strongly recommended to all those who are
suffering with blho Gus fever, fever and agus, sick
headache, &c, as being an infallibls and new
or failing remedy. The Stainburn anti. bill.
Ious pills have also been founi eminently ben
ehcial in the following eomplaints: Liver com.
plants, rheumatism, piles, drOpsy, asthma,
dyspepsia, enlargement Of the spleen ,heartburn,
femals obstruct ions, ineipient dIArThoea, loss oi
appetite, ,habitual coStiveness, disteDsion OF the
sIImach and bowels, Aatulence, fufred tongue;
nausea, collie, jaundice, blotched or salow
complexion, and in all cases Of tOrpor OF the
bowels where a pure aperient or cathartic medi-
cine iS needed. From tho fact of their being
tOrmst entirely Of extracts they are not unplee-
can't to take; particularly mild ia their opera
tion, producing no gripping or nausea Of the slom.
ach, and still all powerful to eradicate Diseases
and purify The blood and fluids.
The JoIlo'Oing from an eminest PhysieiGn
in South Caroline:
"Gentlemen ~ have made much use OF
your vegetable Extract PiliS r. eases of Bilious
Fever and Obstin tie constipation OF I he Bow
els, and have found them Singularly beneficial;
have also prescribed them in casesof Genera
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased LIve1
and have found them be 4 safe and very eff.
eient medicine !"
Extract from letter from Mr.. Holmsby, Of
Maine:--
"Dear Sir:-I m in want Of another sunply
Of JOur Pills, and hops you will send them right
OH, as have not box on hand, and many OIL
my eustomsH are very anxious 20 get thsm.
am happy TO infoIm you that your inestimAble
medicine has done world If COED in this town, /,
many Of our neighboES WIN have bsen complain.
ing for yeaFs past Of DiSPspsia, Costiveness, and
Bilious Attacks, have, by the use Of your Ex-
tract pills, beceme quita well and hearty-you
had better send me twice as As you sent
me the last time, by way Of Portland"
Believe me, respected Sir. yours,
J. HOLMSBY.
This valuable medicine ie sold ID boxes, con.
tanning thirty pills, az IS csAts PEI bcx. By D
j Stewart, GEORGETOWN.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16
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samuel MsIsnss. Fr1 Ed,rss, I(,tmp n.
Wharton, mary VIA y, fOfsn EsisVts,
Rebecca MeraGds, Jtn "iak AtitaGa 4 hh.
tisna MeGnds.
Tie tstti GsTtssip tlt stcit esse ~ uis
nttict thata TtsititnvFs ihd fttsftt, btN'
on Il e 2Sdsfty ii NNtH.tI ltes u ht tIaal
Of fttnmtpl itaf a. I4ltT t'Iif5 tli'. ~
AhFahi m Msiss "a trdifttW TtsfifP vltit-
n the Feir.kllsl Ruffts tsntist Iaiiitispl
lofihe folloWips itH ssiste.it Nit, teirriEF in
the liver Ohio at ID tuth Of MiIiItIn " q -
ples et1rer "a Toud &ftItelftld iltrtt ~ Ne
liver vith its mtS 6Cis roith, G. ftTista
eas, 10 uclet. reIt i, t5 5asgIttt tsst. 60 oItp
20 fhs mtu,b. .olttill1 l1ktuts i'm tlerse rclth,
10 detIte, ssst, ~ Polet. tEtrce north, 81 az
sr.ss sntt. ~ te i ehoIthtfI rEtys III 3 ns-
Siss. tbtrst ur ,li Itn Uaith, ltdtgtsss tstt.
ER soIes. noith, u N'tt. sG TrIea. north, 20
~ est GO pths.rctS, 50 wefl 70 ralta 10 a
ss,one nile on tic ltn sids, 4htree Ioufk. 70
wet. slg poles 10 two RfLss spassu susaii,se.
Boude and Seh-qEfsId' cotrer; thsrce Witk
their line % Gths lS,rif.Fg4 pshs 10 tfsate
dining, ssespt ldSaeHtatid ID ard eerysysd ID.
ere ssTuel hen o. cui efisl6 4 AItt ip .tlf ij}s.
timeof James MtIeT,'S aet'C,ltsyiYf sal seyfs
Ia fsid tract crthetssteuG- tFtiie ssh Ab.
tnhsR Meurts. ~ tbe rcxf te,T tfle eeurt n
comm m Pleasof Riowa county Chis. s III htle
application 10 have TEYtiiitr ~ Is n ,eid
psitrises, snd for spctnthsr otseft - ~ isv
are auihoIizea. AFRAIHN AKnA.
MARSHALL 3 PfKN, Atrs. 81 Ft,i.
ticneF.
DssembtS Is, lslS.
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Perpetuating Testimonx

~
Horace SidwslI, Cob's g. DoQe's heirs.
theirAgent or agents, John FulIon ISAIAH
EdginglOn, Wm. Davidson, Josiah Dssid.
son Edward Francis, Pelsr Beleaw.
Andrew Fulton, Mathew Camubell
and all Others that 10 anyNaymay consid
or themselves Interested,
WILL take notice, that shall attend
w at my residence in jackson Town.
ship, county ofBrown and State ef Ohio.
with A. Sallee ihe surveyor 0f said coun-
~ on The 18th day o. june nc xi. al llo'.
clock A m. on said day, and shall proceed
to a Black Oak u 2 Hickories, N E cor.
ner OF Andrew Gatewood's survey OF 10,
90 acres No l7S9; & tue sUuih corner Of
Nathaniel Lamme's survey No 1854:
thence with thesouIh liue Of said Gate,
woods survey s 45,W 4sO, poles eros.
sing, Eagle creek at 800 poles a branch
a; 44O pules, 10 3 hickories ,soid line be !.
ing in the counties Of Blown g. Adams,
on the waters Of Esgle creek. We shall
survey The said line for the purpose Of
perpctus,ipg testimony relative TO said
line and corners thereof: that the sane
may be perpeualed by setting stones or
posts where the corners on said line are
decsyed or decayng. Dispositions it
necessary will be taken TO ptoye said line
and corners iher2Of. We shall adjourn
from time 10 time as circumstances may
require until tie same is completed, you
can attend if you think fl.
April 2, 1914.
NATHANIEL GLAzH.
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Augusta Ky.,Juns ls,h. .ls42.
Cabinet t M a King.

TE undersigned, having purchased the luur
bsr and materials Of w. P. Makltm, has
taken the shop, formerly occupied by W. -.
Crouch, and more recently by W.P. MSklsm.--
flo is now prepared to accommodate ali that
may call on him with any kind cfCabinst ware,
such as Grecian Chairs, made Of cuTlsd maple
or mahogany, Side Boards aud Sofas, and plain
work Of all kinds Coins made TO oT6eT, and
on the shortest notice. All If which will bs
done on the most reasonable terms. He there
iore soiieitS share Of public patronage.
B. R. BLAIR.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

The Chieken>Hatching Machine now
bsiDg exhibited in the city Of New York
is thus noticed in the Tribune:
CHICKEN MANUFAcrORY. Mature is
getting superfluous. We rather think she
Vill SOON be voted out OF fashion and dis.
pensed with. There is a chap just over
our publication Office Matching chickens
In a big box, fifty day, having lhou.
Sand eggs always doing. The trouble of
attending them is slight; the heat costs
very little, and the chickens crack their
several shells and walkIup to their dough
aud water like wood choppers 10 dinner
Or sailor TO their grog. They are clean
strong and lively grow fast end rarely die
(no. being draggled through The grassO
srd whoever has a halchiug machine can
have Spring Chickens every week in the
year, mdi 81 smal.expense. Ifyou could
oniv invent machine 10 lay eggs how,
hens wOnld be done with.
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wAsA tAey h4ss haAdaehs,sF fssI JoW spirited,
= ,.w.ei q /. sampler lozsngss give iumediass
sherlnaD6 Poor mans FIaster.
Only i9a cent?. and warranted better ,haa sll
other Hasters iOreuring FheUmHtissn, !. mbagn,
pain or weakness In the side, beast, back, o.
any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
of the spine, they cure The piissi dTaWa eOrns
out BY the roots In about two days. These
are the cheapest and best plast Fs in the world !;
Man, persons would not be without them for as
many DOH 70 As they cost esnta They arc
spread by machinery, and The enOmoua qaanti-
ty over one milliOa is sold every yeat Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quick and aston
ishing relief that some call them the Magic
Plaster. J. w. HOxie, Esq.,, Mr. Michael Mar
tin, George D Strong, Esq., b. CEomwill, q
q multitude Of others, who have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
!Sherman's Plaster, mightbU referred 10. Cau'
tion is necessary. See that you get the genu-
Inc Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters. Printed
directions are on the back Of each plaster, with
a faetIuiLs of Dr. Sherman name. Many
spurious and worthless imitN'iODs are hawEst
abont; they should always bo avoided-trus
none but Shsrman's; his 10 SURE 10 euro, and h'
alore possesses the secret of making il,
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by d. j. Stewart,
Fsesburgh, Daniel Trout. q
Hamerstille, w. B. Wright.
Russelsville, LIE INHERIT Nowland.
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
\ Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, Robert Pattsns
Eckmansvil!e, John Morrison.
4 West Union, Wesley Lee.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

BEAR IT IN MIND THAT Henry CLAY,
when Secro,ary Of State in 1925, offered
10 negotiate away 10 Great Britain nearly
one half Of The Oregon Territory. The
part which he proposed to surrender, OK.
Iends about four hundred miles on tho
Paclfc ocean, and eastward to the Rocky
mountains, and contains, more than two
hundred thousand Vqusrs miles.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16
Notice.

A I my Instance, an attachment awas
rAIhis day issued by David FerriOr esq.
a Justice Of the Peace OF Pleasant town.
ship Brown county Ohio, against the
property aud effects Of Nathaniel Fos-
terra non resident Of said county.
SAMUEL FOSTER.
Feb'y. 18th, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

A HlT'-A good democrat WIS asked,
a day Orslwo since, 10 buya pumphlet
entitled. Fifty reasons why Henry Clay
should be elected President. vi will moi
buy t." said our friend, 'because can
give .fUe hUtdred good reasons why he
should not be elected, without he trouble
ofreading it," The seller slOped.-BlIt.
Rep.
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Land for Sale OF Exchange

1.-TWO lots containing eighty acres each
n in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
nile from the Toledo and Aarian Railroad -
The land is timbered with oak, whitewood ma.
BILE and beach; and the Soils rich.
Also, lot containing eighty acres in Luca,
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, IN
q section settled by thriving farmers This Il
also timbered land, with rich soil.
I wi sellAll or parts of this land on accommo.
dating terms or exchange ID for farming land il
0wncounty. oTfuther informafion inquir
~ the StandaEdoaiee
~ D. P. PALMER.
GaorEtown, Feb. q. Ia4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

Urset sFeiisslenl! Rfnoralio ofsAf Dftus-.
itess aud Dissolufien - "a. Z; el,s,1l
1EOk6k kERANs, TAILOR
~ EsLECIF VLLK anBeunsssAo fhs pub
INC BUSINESS On Main s,,ssf ah,.. . iiSn' IN.
south Of ID. CnWiefd', Groceiy wbsss IL y ~.
pared to serve tlep publieWith any tbisS IN I'M
line Of business with neatnalal nd dnfes. s,,.s...
Georgstawn, My 2slh, le4S.
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sun Making and Repairipg

= ~4H - - Q -
By the subscriber, IN Augusta, rs ,Sn hiG
rect, 6rst conner above the College.
BLACKSMITHlNG carried en-, on the
came lot, IN all its various bIanehes. Calls -
either busihess will be attended 70 81 the
shortest notIea. New RIFLES slWeys 81
hand.-Warrantsd not inferior tIsny.
M. SELLS.
N. B. 1 want quantity Of good eurlsd guS
toeks for which viii give libsIal price.
M. s.
Augusta Ky,, June 18th. .lSI2.
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Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter practice lswir
partnership, in the several courts of Bfewn co,n
~ .. Their 6fdee is in front Of the court hous
whore they will olwaysbe found, unless shse,
on Professional business. All matters cop6ds,
TO their care win be attended 10 with sdsI,fs
and puhetuAlity. r. L. HAMER.
~ ,. W,JoHNsTON
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

The celebrated Troiting Horse alec.
ioT" was sold at auction yesterday by
Nessrs. Wolber g. IIerness for Sls5
nsh. Tbs Aorse has lrolled mile in
minutes aud 30 seconds. aud Il about
pTs Cid.-Phila. American,
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILL E
PACKET, INDIANA.

The Steamboat Indians
a will run regularly between
-. Maysville and Cincinnati
.ESsI--1 ~ stoppi ing at the informed
-. n ate pOrts. Freight sha
be carefully hardlea and the charges modeFat,
Shs Will leave MsYsville every Monday, We'd
uesda and Friday, at 9 o'clock, and Cincin
natl on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday At
10 A. NJ. JOHNELLISilN. Camnandsr
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The Peoples Medicine.

GsoTstown, Nov. ID, 1891
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

John Sim n, Admir-. of Potter Simon deed.
W. Petition 10 sell real Cd.
David OwenS& others. tate to pay debts.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
City Hotel, 25th Sept lsa4
City Intelligence.

Lower Police OHicc--sept 70 -FoncERr John
Jackson was arrested on cnarge OF passing forged
check upon John Thompson OF i06 Cherry street
22d OF June last, for Sill 80. The check signed by
j.. II Tenyke Co ana draw in favor oi Grinnei Min
turn 20 Ga presentation 1T discovered to be q
forgery and he has since confessed the tansac
ton.
CoSsrnucTTE LARcEsy On the 18th ult Frederick
Parker sold boat to Nathan eeder for S25 aud
ceyed another boat IN exchange part OF the bargain
Since then discovered that he had previously sold
he boato Z. Duryea for S75 and received 500
est money in the bargain The boat repl. vned by
Duryea and Parker hs1 TO bail IN the Of $500 10 an.
swer the charge in criminal suit,
CoLohED HAuL-Mingo Thomas, James Thomas
Selma Hart, and colorcd man named Harrison were
arrested lcr stealing $50 in gold from Pssqual Saliva OF
249 Water street They were all committed
Upper Police Onice.-FRAupuLyrT Norss-A few
weeks Aince the driver OF Bowefy Omnibus received
one dollar note Of the broken City Trust Company and
gave o4 cents change He found 1t was worthless and
Kept Il IN remembrance. On "wednesday evening sno-
sher was passed upon him, and peIceiving IL ths
person that gave the previous he arrested him
when he gave the name OF Leonard House.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

SFrr. 26-The Grand Jury came into Court and inti-
mated through their foreman thet business which had
been before them disposed Of and requested to be
discharged.
The Court hereupon, discharged them for the term.
WiA4m Quinn toll aud decent looking man, then
placed AT tn. bar and srragned for the wul murder Of
named Harry Fletcher the sth Of Sept 1884, in
he OH Ward, by throwing him down and kicking him
in the side.
Mr. sHaLsRi who appeared council or the prisoner
applied Tor adjournment Of the trial until ID, cember
on the ground Of the absence Of material Witnesses
NJ T. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney, said he would
be happy to accde 20 the wishes o the prisoner and a
lord birn vsry facility for o far trial but there
objection, namely. that il would de,an poor
prison until December. who wns held locked up and
should so remain until the trial was disposed Of
MIR SHaLfr-The witness is OF the lowest character
and class OF those women, who r,qusnicd Tho Five
Poins and considering Of lie and death, Trust
the Court will grant thu application.
Mr. PsrtRsoSi should not press the trial hut for the
reasons siste mud from consideration that it would
hafass ths woman
Afor some further remarks the case set down for
trsi on Friday week The ctier then opened the
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
Circuit Sou~t.

Jehn n Grelst n fe4tao,,ea This was an action
81 assumrs 70 recover the value of horse sold on aS
February. Itl5l on warranty The horse. Il con-
Jnded for the defence afnp and not sound az
pr Engagement verdict tor Plaintn $ili u6
Lepis Reed - He,man N.rshf.fd II of - This was
action ~ which the decl8tanr aas lGioral In false "
describing The promises Ncnsuited
Li1is Psck -. .Iamss III Hn-This was IN sc'ion of
Nesptss 70 recover dsmnge assault and battery
niied Ivy d,iendan who's the ot Alderman haft
% the pl.Inun who very popular 'empnrancs leciur
~ appeared that on the h Of June 1888. plaintiff
was engaged 10 delivering address ihe subject Of
temperance Il the cot of Oliver street pofrl, ing Wh
graphic skl the vices of isempeFaRce, ard TIE train OF
vvis that follow in It's wake IL dong 20 bs ti OF ne
csssJ compelled 70 make auson 10 low groRg.ries,
which offence TO the defendant, @ho srgas ed
the liquor iu ntss thst be pulled him down before
ne audtory an1 assaulted him severely
There being ,ieuce The jury rendered verdict OF
$500 lor PLAIN
Fur plsint NJ Jonas Phillips and Judge sc0vil.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
CRY OF THE RTYRS.

r.
Hark the sound oil many voices minglng
Their feeble cries like the groans OF myrisds
OF expiring insects ascends she skies
In solemn music While the wide expanse
OF Heavens courts reechoes with the sound
In strains tho mourn'u sad, and solemn are
Powerful and mighty, and dienifed,
And grand, and sublime: and hll all heaven,
As the sound OF many waters srns
The voice oil great thunder; rending the
Skies, startling the angels and penetrating
The hearts Of the Gods thrilling every nerve
And kindling the flame Of jus ice in each
Holy bosom And whose voices are thessi
They are the voices OF ancient martyrs,
Who slain for the witness Of Jesus
And Tor the word Of their testimony
Yes -ctucied, beheaded, sawn s.under,
Burned torn by wild beasts betrayed shot,
Hun,, boiled. roasted, imprisoned, starved, and
Tortured III ten thous and paBelcss ways
And who, cruel, so hard in heart,
As 10 sifict these blessed msftyrs thus
Psrchsnce some demon rom the courts OF Hell,
IN human form aIrayed. alone performed II!
Or II by human cid 1t mnst have been
Some low degr adea beathen- csnnibal,
Trained from his youth 10 feed on human flesh
or tell me, where such wretches could be found!
Alas, blush TO own he truth ard yet
Nj self man. These wcre thsis y AyiSo FRIENDS;
Their fathers mothtTs, bfoihers SISTERS, IONS,
And urghbors Ab too Of, their fellow christisns,
In nome, but not In spirit Yes, pious
Priests, and pray ing ifends 100 olt betrayed them
Bat how could these In conscience kill such mtu,
AMI all f1r thor religion ami their faith
Al, ih,s, (themselvss the judge they never cid.
Cried and thus destroy ed th.m In holy zeal for God
And vainly thoughtto do him service
But hsrs THAT piercing cry still tingles IN
My ears, aud fills my very hear with gdei
What their words that burn, with might ord DOW s
TO pam both heaven and earth and all that hear
Chow long, o Lord holy and true, dost thou
Not judge and ayenge our blood ON them that
Dwell on the earth 2"
Are these the awful words And what reply
u gwen by ihs svenging heavens
Be P,rigrr-O ye martyFed souls and wait
Till your fellow zervants who are 10 be
Killed III like manner shall be fulfilled.
WAir-till Mssouri's plains are soaked IN bloc
OF innocence and the souls Of Latter Day saints
&inK taoir cries with yours for vengeance
rbs eartn Wait, till the piaios o. LIMOS,
And the walls Of ca,thage, are soaked with
The blood OF msttyrci prophets, whose cries
Ascend TO heaven Tor vengt tance mob.
Wait tin the last vestgc OF civil aud
Religious Liberty shall expire IN
The bosom OF boBstiug nation, whose
Rulers mock the cries OF justice,
And laugh at the prayers Of the oppressed.
Wait iili then but wait no longer-Ysu have
Tho answer.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
Washington.
Correspondence OF the New York Herald.l

WASHINGTON, 9th Sept lSl4.
The Naval Court Martial convened at this place
are still engaged in the trial Of Captain Newton,
and il is thought that they will not close with 1t be-
fore the latter part OF the coming week.
The Secretary Of the Navy is mol sbout retll ing
from The Cabinet, as is generally credited; oi lhls
you may rest assured.
The PRESIDENT still at the Springs IN the vicini
" OF Winchester, Va, ana viii not return here
prlor 10 the 23lh-" SO IT'S said"
IL has not raIned here Tor seven weeks, and tht
dust In the streets ana houses exceeds d coirec
description
Coleman opens the National Hotel next week
Dc not write il 'sColman's' as many have, bu
avoid that very Objectionable mode OF giving th'
name OF the landlord III lieu OF that OF the house.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
90 4R #F46
DAY LINE TO BOSTON.

BY THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
Daily Tram Sundays ercepted leaves Brooklyn precisely
GXyeyed IN frstate Steamer Sonngon on Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays, and to Norwich Tuesdays Thurs
days and saturdays Passengers be the South
loo, 4 Whitehall street in time 70 take the Ferry Boat
pos,ted "a crates that go through 10 Boston unopened
This Lne stols only twice between Brooklyn and Genpo
Brooklyn and generally reaching Boston 10 eleven hours
An Accommodation Line leaves for Greenpsu every Jay
sundays excepted at o'clock r. NJ aud returning leaves
trssnpor u n M anz8 lmTc
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

bled Ia Convention saturday, and nominated uckt
Tor members OF Assembly Ira HaJis Of Albany, VIM
Murphy New Scotland and Lawrence Van Dufen al
Bern The two ffst named Whigp the latte den,u
cra We do learn that the convention presented
candidate for Congress FOR Srn Mia
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

CuBA "A Havana letter OF the lith inst says: =
Az er cgh, months Of most distressing drought the Island
nas lcngtn been visited by msst roe.hipg and sbu
liant ra,ns Vegetssn begins 20 aonrlsh and
the sugar and tobacco crops look ayorSblo.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

CouRr FoR rnR CoRaEcrloN or ERRORS, Albany
Wednesday, Sept %. 1871 -Present-senato'
eockea presiding, and twenty other Scnators No
5-P sponsble vs. h Snyder. Mr.. n Hll concluded ioi
defendant in error opd Mr.. Cady was heard IN roply
Decision postponed No 9-E, Rckman W.. A. j. Bud
ssil-Mr. l.. sandord opened FOR plnnun IN error.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

CfNcrNrh1i, ONO = Mr. Cist, ot Cincinnati, say
there will be greater number oi houses bnlIt "
that city this than 10 any season heretofore
Twevc hundred IL his estimate, or 1900 mcludng ~
northern suburbs liz the Increase of poIula
ton for the last wnrc mnnhs o. 1870 sohs and The pr
sent population Of Cincinnati Al 10 0b0.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
Common picns.

Before Judge ingfsham
SEpr. 20 = Theodore u Seiyos rs Gs,dn,r Wh,eiwrisM
This an action oi r0yer 10 recover the value of
pewter stlworh sold ne defendsu, IN August, I-49
APPEARED that thc article purchsstd ty Marty non
Wild, who gave order Tor the amount nafc ay
~ Ave months Il wss alleged that Wild purchssed q
agent Adjourned over
King - Hat aoay The Jury disagreed IN this case r
ported IA Tuesdays Herald
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

WESTERN RlvGRs.-Th- ST Louis Republican
tho 10Th rays, thai the navigation 81 the Mrsouii kt'
was never known to be 40 ficult 0s ~ tia, ptfio
owing to the lo~n,ss oi tLe water gtntf0y ihtit"'
not over lour feet.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

Or Milard Fillmore, the Whig candidate foI
Governor OF New York, WAS, when boy appren-
uced to woolen monufacturfr in Cayuga co nty H.
purchased ono year Of his time, taught school, and by
his unai.d efforts acquired the knowledge which hss
enabled him to earn for himself high rsputuon as
statesman
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

The WEATHER AND THE DRoUoBT. The late
rain seems 10 have taken a wide sweep. IL has
partially put end to the distressing DIR nght hch per
vaded q great portion Of New York, New Jersey and
Penns lvania. The weather has already become quite
cool IL feels like autumn last week Il seemed
like but the change is grateful and refreshing
.ilh0nu .lrnns. S,pt 25.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
u. =. Circuit Court.


sirr. "a W raaho,k Taama Wood,o rrd This
,'.e noticed IN yesssrday's Head, suli before the
Court
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

ComMoS PtrAs.--Nos a., 20, "a, %, 20. no. 90.
tftcuir rsuHr Nos o. 20 co, o. 6i, %, ca, CO. 70
367, n, n, ~, "a, 10, 10, ~, 7s, ~.