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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

A DEER FIeHT.-UnIess the Reindeer.
We seldom hear Of contests between
these animals. The Jackson Mississippi.
ian states that two negro men in Holmes
county, while hunting, came upon tive
deer locked together BY the horns. To
all appearances they had been enlsngIsd
in the morning and had remained 20 ua-
iIl they we're discovered. In the mean
time one had killed the other; but still
they were fast together and we're sepe-
rated with considerable difficulty. The
negroes despatched the survivor and cars
ried of their booty. One OF them had Z
pair ofhcrns with 8 snsgs on each beam,
making in all Is points.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
THE RICH MERCHANT.
BY MRS JANE WEAVER,
Dec. 25, ls44.

re- % 3D. H
Il was at night, and the streets were
nearly deserted, the more especially as
IL was showing fast. A single traveller,
howe yer, might have been seen, wraPt in
thick oyercOal. urging his way against
ihe tempest, by the light OF The dim
lamps. Suddenly as he passed ruinOus
tenement, The figure ola girl started up
before him. 1o tFa as.t
please sir, she said, 'if it's only pen
n1+-mother is sick and we have eat mo-
thing to day. ,.'>-r r....,i
The first impulse VI the moment was
10 90 on; the second to stop. He look.
ed at the girl. Her face was thin and
pale, and her garments scanly. lie was
4 man Of good impulses, so he put his
han ds towards his pocket, intending to
olive her arshilIingl She saw the act
and her lustrelass eve brighlened. But
Tho traveller had forgot that his overcoat
buuoned tightly over his pocket.
sII Z loo much trouble he said to him
self. 'and this wind is very cutting. Be-
Sides. lbese beggars are usually cheats
IN warrant this girl wants the money, TO
speud at gin shop And speaking a:
loud someyhat harshly, he said, 4 have
nothing for you; ii you are really desti-
tute the guardians OF the PooEwill take
care Of you,ie 51ll bsd H.lwg teuU,
1 The girl shrunk back without word
and drew her lattered garments arount
her shivering form. But a tear glisteh'
ed on her cheek in the ligh OF The din
lamp. : e '''aoas o's- slass
Ths man passed on, and turning th,
nsXt corner soon knocked at the door o
1 splendid mansion, through whose rich
hN NcurtaiIed windows d rosylightsStream1
| sd9odt across the asoTmy IA servant oo'
I sgdulbdsly gave him aentrance. Al w y
sound o9t us Footsteps the parlor oool
wsg opened, saad abeautiful girlp laPPat
| snlly Sb6ue seventeen. sPrang lh'o'i nl' nl'
1 arms, kissed one cbsek, ana men I ps
gan to ssisi mbinTsmoy'ng9 ms Oyer
fooosS 40 .fiassfg en- upGa faaad sal /.
SsWbstkspt you 50 long dear paPa6
! sbs saia sifllhad known where you wvssr'
4 / world have sent the csrflagsa ~
5lHevs stay so late At the Otlce. 3
u. No noy love ] was al my lawyer 's+TO TOu
= r. & .Ht ts.. i 500 i
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
CROMWELL

ONE day when Cromwell bad spoken
warmly in the House of @ ,mmOns. Lord
Digby asked Hampden who he was tbs
latter is said to have replied, "That slp-
ven whom you see Before you, hath no
ornament in his speech; that SloVen, |
say, if we should ever come TO a breach
with the king, (which God ForbidJ In
such case, say, that slovsn will be Ihs
greatest man in England ,i.H
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
GOVERNOR R ,DORR.

The Legislature qf that miserable lit
lie State Of Rhode Island ! says the New
York News, have passed a resolution
for the liberation Of D6tr, on the condi'
ton ofhis taking an oath Of allegiance to
the Government aud Constitution oftbe
State. Bdtlit is so framed as not 10 rec
store him to civil rights, nor reaninaie
him from that civil death which is the
legal effect Of his sentence. Il thus be-
comes mere extension Of bis prison
bOunds. Mr.. DORIS friends in the Sen.
ale spoke eloqdenlly against this mean
and diseraceful form, in which the ina
.iority clothed an act which ought 70 be-
of more liberal msgnanimity. Severely as
MIR. DORIS health has suffered from his
confinement, we doubt whether he will
ACCEPT his liberation under such circum-
stances. Wbath he mag be prevO?led on
10 do BY the distress Of his parents and
family We cannOt say--and scarcely
know what 10 wish that his decision may
basg 9riyaii ~ daTolaTaa SRA a n
L 4 r.. u j
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

POTAToE PARAeRA2H.-NeVer soak
potatoes in wafer before cooking Ihem.-
As soon as boiled, the va,er should Be
poured off and the potatoes set on one
side Of the FIRE 10 dry before they are
Pealed. This is the way to have them
mealY. Steaming them is a still better
way. Never cover them up after they are
ready to be dished uP.-Gardnef's ChtO-
nicle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

Who ARE DEMoCRArss Ans. Every
right minded lover Of bis country. Proof
from snalopy: Those three towns, or
townships, as we call them, in Massachu.
sets in which the first three battles OF
the Revolution we're fought---OoncoFd,
LexiDe ton, and Charlestown-all gave
democratic majorities ct the late election.
Whenever the spirit that resisted British
oppression in l775 survives, then democ'
racy is safe-is iriumphsntly in abe ma
iority. Long may the spirit Of ipaepen-
deDce, the spirit Of true Americanism, a.
opposed 10 British sympathy and domes-
tic native tyranny, survive, advance, and
continue 10 yield to US al those fruits
which she has hitherto, produced. d.,ssf
']4 0B!5ai esaa5 55.i 3,l sagas Aurora.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
HOW no CHOOSE A HUSBAND.

Girls, when you see young man who
would take wife for the value Of herself,
for the beauties Of her mind, purity of
heart, and not for the dazzle Of wealth,
that man will make good husband; for
his affections will never lessen, and years
will but serve TO strengthen his chs
ImeRl, and open new fountains ia the
heart, Nbich shall murmur sWeetly on the
ocean Of happiness, When you see
young man who is tender and affections
ate and endowed with happy intellect, no
matter what his circumstances ii, life sre,
he is really worth winning;-take him
who eau, girls, for he will make a good
husband. M ~ fs3 gsli
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
! nenllaman eulliraled lvo hiIIsoI

A gentleman cultivated two hills OF
each having the same mum
bor Of plants, undsr precisely The same
circumstances, excepting II the follows
inc particular, yiz-tbe ground around
one hill was hoed every day Sunday ex-
canted 4 as long as The slate 0f The vines
would permit; the other was hoed just
.of.en enough 10 keep down the weeds
mi no more. The hill which was hoed
eyery doy produced more than twice the
number Of cuccumbers that the other
did. who can give The why and be-
cansss o 81 ap ea;3se a45lg3 ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

y, Hersche1, jn 6islysit 20 Rome, says
,be he Jews dive 10 D .psyt of the city CALI
ed the Ghetto closed " py wv NJ. eases, 1, !, !.
each OF which, stapdsaas senl.nlnssiii sl.n9si snH
sis ,hai, when ihe Tjber overhowed many Of
,bsir houses, short lime since, the sui
ferers were moi allowed 70 move out, 40
Obtain even iemPossry acc9mnVSvpasiOns SpisesI Y
sBpher quarter. 81
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
WASHINGTON MATTERS

The New York NewS' correspondent
wrote on the llth:- ei4i IN
O. SIT will be recoIlected that during the
last session Of Congress an affray occur
ed in the House Of Representatives, in
which man named William s. Moore,
shot John T. Writ. one Of the police Of
ficers, in the thigh. For the offence be
has been tried during the past week in
the Criminal Court Of this district, and a
somewhat singular verdict has been re
turned. viz: Guilty ofan assault upon
the Hon .William G. McC CausleD, M. C.!!
Tins is as good as served him right in
,ba case Of The man tried for numbering
his wife; or guilty Of sheep stealing
in IL ,ha- case Of the man tried for burglA-
yy--o, mo. guiliy of petty larcsny,' in
another case with the expression of .
hone from the jury that he'll not do 80
any more.' li.l 1iAtittl95tf 81
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sIIHERlI

2 It is stated that silver is fast goingsout
oFthe country; and the reason assiened is
the fact. that according 10 ourlegal stan.
dards. silveris current here, below its
value abroad, and the ratio betwS9h il
and gold is not yet fairly adjusted. This
is subject worthy of the atientionsdf the
Chamber 81 CommeFce, and sHodla be
brought beforse ephgtess.s X nv bas
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

M sHb NH 'sIsNl aHU0E iHd R9gI6lslu
ssnaa sdi mQi e9naisib nods grow
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81, lS45.

OnmniiOu Of Mr. Loudon,
The Senate took up the bill 10 amend
the act regulating the Militia, passed
Match ~, lS44-but before any action
was taken thereon,
,y7Fhs Senate took recess.
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.Elei dfa .asL ,oi.iyrsnEx
The New York herald., 1845-10-15
MARTINEZ HERALD.
eosxr os' NEW xohA. OCTOBER 10.
Cleared.

ClearGd.
Brig Geo Henry. Blaksly, Beaufort.
Brig HILL, Rowe, Georgetowu.
schr pelaeo Tew, Cape de Verds, N McCready.
Schr President. Cudwerth Dsrien, II VI DsmilI
Schr john Duncan Rule, Phiadep pha, n l. NIcCrea
schr Virginia. Hall Darien. msster.
Solomon Roosevelt, Convert, Jacksonville.
Arrived.
Ship Bevidere, Of Boston Easterbrook from Canton May
Aager Juy6 and 81 Helena Aug g. with and silks
Or nne Mnturn Co. July passed near the south en-.
trance OF Banka straits bsrque Lenox, from Boston,
for China Oct Ion TO- lat 80 ao ship United States Of
ioI Nantucket bbls spern-Cap Worth and all well,
Same day passed ship Laura Snow from Boston for Or
leans steering s. Left al st Helena sp Sophia Walker cod
man. arr th om Maurtus TO sail lat for Salem;
Ezbeh Dagget, from cruise 22d; baque Montezums
Saow from Calcutta to sail day Tor Boston; whale
EL.osth oil Mtaposrtt; 10 sail IN few days cuis.
Moatezum 81 Warcha to sail day for home via Bra
u o opis 80 oil ship Auesus, kiley, % from
o. lne Virginia. bunt off III. Head on the 5th Of
az sailed syan on the 3oth for Boston, Vessels LEFT at
wsss wssiss Mary Philips p'" from Rotterdam, Sept ., Joel
Birque Jane Williams Parker from Newcastle Eoy,,na
18th Sept with 400 tons coal r. Hurlbut 20 sfh 49,
LAT 4, on 81 10 exchanged signals with man OF war baraua
~ wing American coos, standing the easward The q
WtoJk pilot on the 18th inst. - -
Brig Meteor Stevens IL days from Demara in ba LAT n
sayre Lett Globe Tor New York in days and oh.
Brig T,sso, Burdick, Newport, in ballast
Brig Alexander, Atwood, Bangor, lumber
schr Harvest, Presburg, Tannon nails
Schr Monitor. CUMMINGS. Fail River.
Schr Texan. Clark, Esstport, plaster.
Schr Wm Penn, Foster, Machlss, lumber.
Schr Mechanic. Siwyer Machiss lumber
Scnf Myers Fowler Washington, Nc, naval stores &c
sehr 2 idywine, Westc,u Plymouth, NC, naval stores
ochf Osborn, OSBORN, Virginia. wood.
2barques
The New York herald., 1845-10-15
REMARKABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

,c,,n,,,, =. . NEW YORK, Sept. I6, l9l.
nR- SCHENCK:-Sir-My daughter, Mary Ann johnson
years wilma settled pain in her s side with squeat head
this followed by suocaton, and then s scarcely day
passing without her having three four employed most
then stated her @ pr w. Of tn city; he attended,
se which chsrgsd her SITUATION but not for
friend Of mine ADVISED me Try sCHENCKS PrLMONIC
SYUf she bad III about three hours after taking the s
dose and TO my astonishmen she has had more which
about three months snce-she took in all nine bottles My
ssen no ss Twentieth street New York We tie whole
amy ee ever grateful to you for your discovery of such
valuable medicine, which no family should be without.
WIN. JOHNSON,
SARAH JOHNSON,
- No l89 Twentieth street, New York.
we cauti, the public to bear mind that g. Beekman
nic Syrup
beware Of fspurions limitations To obtain pure genuine
sdultsrated Pulmonic syrup directly the or
tee, No4 Courandt street. New Yerk. s26 2S*r
The New York herald., 1845-10-15
cCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP

greatest medicine III the world for the Colds
4 Coughs, Consumption, and all Bronchial Pulmonary
Peurtc aud Dyspepuc Affections OF all the remedies
KNOWN there but that be relied for ths Of
has Of the human race" Goesumponslst remedy
where every thing else has failed and it will generally
ceed curing every Of Consumption where the follow
strict conformity to the directions !, may not be ams to
it is tn. powerful purifier Of the system known- ope
by assisting expe the disease from the lungs
constipation all usual symptoms of Consumption The Of
the Syrup removes the fever stops the night and
raj soohes and the disease Of the lungs and then
pels in the form Of expecoraed and truly
isnng what quantities OF corruption expectoraed by the
patients generally who have tken the Pumonic Syrup and
patient finds to his JOY that he is restored to health.
The genuine Punonc Syrup be had the ropetors
Office No. Courand few doors of Broadway
Please notice that s. BEEkMAN longer agent the
genuine Schenck's Pulmonlc Syrup. s23 1mkr
The New York herald., 1845-10-15
LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR OF Low VE

the touch Of earth restored vgor activity and conGdes
IA the exhausted arteries with that glorious prepara
ton LUCINA CORDIAL reinvest The generative organs
however weakened with their original power There
shadow Of doubt that this is and the subject
Of delicas nature hundreds would testify the uorva
bus, gee Irregularities IN the secretioas pains the ko
female suppressons 10. the reversed pol and
fact almost disease to which the delicate portion
Of the human organization is liable It indeed
maormatlon Of the parts but for thing short OF that
Offered lnble cure for barrennes while all the 9th
diseases enumerated above, whether chronic
will be found safe and sovereign remedy The Lucua Co
dial gentle tonic operating generally
and bracng the whole system without far stimulating
any function to produce subsequent relaxation On the
trary seems to act perfect harmony with
reate temporary vigor but renewal Of
natural energies The st bottle used will fully convince the
Principal Office 2b Fulton street. New York Sold also by
Seth w. Fowle, Boston; DR.. Wadswonn, Providence; j.
Murphy 80 North Sixth street. Philadelphia; O. X Tyler John
NJ Larogue, and Roberts and Atkinson tmoe; Charles
Soft, Washington Ctyi o. N. Linth scum Georgetown; j.
sy other person IN any Of the above named places Price
81 per bottle, or E4 per dozen. s2i msr
The New York herald., 1845-10-15
HASTINGS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
CONSUMPTION DISARMED OF IT'S TERRORS.
as ss:s;.sd f' HS sYKf ST A
esed all the ables physicians Of both be-
and p0sT'F6 EiRsf Il Gs Of
SS sS
Ge as no f that d
against that opinion Since Dr. Hastings discovery however
sf
m e s % we'll
@ Tss y WIN 4.
prove
sSep Seen Tsy IL its
mome"s into the system sr,eaas
making PASSAGE EVERY how cogged
dss R
a;ss% iHs
and hence 4 never failing remedy in Oppression Of
asss
% winch
a a1 NaH IL ali rcen be diseases
which is recommended that from the time they
taking IT, RiE!lEsiIt'T RREEI THAT IT IS CURING THEM.
effect nearly the reverse Of that which attends the earlier
as Sser. .ss sss
s sa fs has as y
has desd other popuar medicines Tor month"; and its effects
i % all s s
disposition inactivity and melancholy foebodngs
quickly corrected by the Naptha Syrup, which, in wonderful
manner the spirits hardens the flesh and muscles bra
the and increases the weight Thus those who
according to directions generally increase weight about
pound weeks and many take i for no other purpose than the
In fine single trial OF Hastings Compound Syrup all that
required the confidence Of the patient and
him 10 forego all other remedies ia its favor
For sale by MOORE CO., Al ANN STREET Price
and ready for transportation any of the world be
had for S. Persons of the city have forwarded
them by express other All orders post
paid accompanied by remittance and directed MOORE
COMPANY, Al ANN street. New York. au26 lm'm
The New York herald., 1845-10-15
MAGNETIC REPELLANT.

nR A. POWER, member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
II of London and Edinburgh and Of the principal Colleges
of the United States and for several the late
Sir Ashley Cooper be condentally consulted his
yate offices, No IS Chambers street, New York upon all
diseases of delicate natureto the of which he
has confined his practice for the last IL years.
syphilis Gonohea and elects whether of long
standing cured few days, without the of mercury
copava, charge made.
Structure which, OF all diseases the nsidous
aud ste2hly advancing where
dreamt Of producing lamentabe effects upon
the mind and system of the patient Some of the
most prominent symptoms OF natural
ges TO society and the involuntary of few
drops of after adjusting the clohes subsequent
upon my newly discovered system OF Magnetic Rspu
sion, thus avoiding the ntoerabe pain and danger
dan upon the rash Introduction of Instruments.
Self Pollution is morbid habit often arising with the
perenced and when contracted most diuu to
come-producng instances diocy loss Of memory,
pains the back and lons, nocturnal
and stery the sufferer speedily enabled under
me subdue this penicous practice and the
stored TO its pristine by the OF the
Balm.
Fuor Abus Whites Distractions and Suppression M the
Menses and all diseases of the female have receJed
large share OF research and attention. the only quail
fed practitioner who has had the moral courage
the emprcism which feariuy prevails in this neg
lected branch OF medical science.
On the doubts and fears which often deter from marriage,
and all other matters connected Herewith be
suited with the most honorable regard integrity and
Patients al distance will please be
BILE the description Of No letters taken from the
Post Office unless paid.
Offices No Chambers street. between Centre street and
Chatham Hours from A NJ. to 10 r. Nj.
sTl mf
The New York herald., 1845-10-15
MeuIcal ADVICE,

nOCTOR LAMERT is still confdentiaIIy cosul,sd AZ hia
~ old Office, So Gold between Fulton and}eekmsn on
I'll diseases OF delicate his beg mild and
iudcious requires neither mercury restraint in let him
days. " -
sing from too eqaent ndulgsncs Of the passions
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions,
object being TO restore the system mentally and boa
state Of vigor nature originally designed. r.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing withut the ma
tent beng the least sometimes caused by mtreapeus
OF nnntard medical preender and sometimes by ne nerecs
OF tns parties Themselves by the Dr. eecuay cpad with
IN the CITY perfect cure charge s Lei
t post paid encosing Fee immediately attended and
dclne with advice, sent any part Of the United Stas
Once s. Gold street. Open from A. M to r. MT
n lmfrc = -
The New York herald., 1845-10-15

Beyidera-3 cases mdze io2 do silks box do
How land Apinwal-l bx So silk, buttons do
mlze A Low-s bxs tea cases d Will INST pkss tea
s8 bxs do l3 silks 10 bxs mdze Grinne Mntun co-9l
silks BIZ ndz- GOO bxs Mexican Bore-6i bx tea a.
silks I Wn te-2a pks tea S NJ Goodridsei9c WILSON,
az n NJ b1s tea cs k 200 pkgs tea $50 Japan
Ware 80 pkg mdz 90 bdls Talbot yphaut2 boxes
tea cs mdz brs buttons 72 bx tea 20 bd Gordon
IalbJt-3 pkzs Japan Isl silks 80 mdz 40 bundles
boxes buttons chnaware @ kgs O do l20
rubsh 20 rolls m,tting boxes block wood moss
1920 mats cassia cans oil order.
RorTEHpAMESsip Mary Phltlps-3o pipes sin to Wolf
y pipes u Bikerl0 pipes Rensuld Francos3 pipes
Il Moring-3 pipes 4 Gray-lo kegs mdze Cumpg Main
col case au buren0 casks to oraer-l8 Fri.
Sesrl20 bdis buttons Muller co-lO0 bds steel
Oelrch Kruger bates Carl VEINS eks Dsetre Cerd.
II cases Hsrxuworth Van Dume-2 w X Prince &
cot cks ines Lee cog Welle Mayer Cog cases
Schrape koop &eoio tubs Loewg Sehneier-2 casks
ordlr--O2 bdls buttons Boorinan. Johnston haes
seei Ernest sed erso pipes gin seyens sons bkts Git
bert DrI-2O cks Boorm Johnston lo-5 bxs Gilbert Da.
yis-i bx Boorman Johas Cog trunks joseph Andres
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Madi0al CaId.

nOCToR yAWcETT, eeasaltiar surrsos of - yultoa
~ susst, New forx author Of late pubicatlon eu.
bacing the following subjscts VIM tQpotsncy
and Sterliy anaomcsly physioogcally and nsdie.y
planned, with comprehensive exposition OF the nature and
modern OF Syphn Secondary SYM tons Goporr
hosa, Gleet Stricurss Seminal weakness, Whites, Nee
tunal Emissions all consequences arising fom self
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the m
this reatmeut oil the ABOVE mentioned
diseases and his exi practice and long experience
eating the pathology OF the various strueares Of the
takes permanent aud radical lis diploma from Lon
dom Enbusg and Phadephs Also honorary degree from
the State Of Louans suspended in large frames his
fee 100 Fulton street. :. o..
Persons distance, enclosing 81 can have copy oi his
late work with which embraces all diseases
incidental 10 females , ~ :,
ron xrrset. will receive due atrentioL. ola 1m*rc