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DOCTOR RUSH'S

HEALTH PILLS.
ONLY three weeks these valuable PILLS have
~ been in the District, and many persons have
used them with good effect, and sent for more.
My own family have used them, and can recon-
mend them from experience. A lady of my ac-
quaintance, who resides fifty miles from here, in Vr
ginia, and who knew the success of DR.. Rush
thirty years ago, has sent to me for some of them.
Only 49, cents per box. aNl.
For sale at my office, E street, four doors east of
the Globe Office. X
EDMUND F. BROWN,
Agent for the District Of Columbia
Sept 28-1aw3w
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LIMITS IN THE REORGANIZATION OF
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Restoration Of the Jews, discourse, by M. M.
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Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation, l
vol, l2mo.
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Fromberg, with additions by Professor Johnson, Of
London, and Sman of New Haven; to be pub
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w. ]. CLEMENTS, Bridge ST., Georgetown,
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nR. RUSHS LEGACY, the best and cheapest
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box.--Among the remedies suited TO all seasons
Of the year, there are none which have attained
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November IA
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

AEOEHER srnAMpoAr AccIDHsFFr n The
ST. 'Louit Republican Of the SOth ult,
gives an account of the burning on The
Sunday night previous, OF the Steamhoa.
Capitol, al ST. Mays landing, sbOn, 20
miles below 81. Louis. The ffe oriains.
ted above iRe boilers, probably FROM some
defect Of the furnaces, iaRdsahe, flames
we're 50 rapidly driven by theawind IRON.
ihe bow e The stern Of the boat that
several Of lhe passengers barely escaped
by letting themselves down On the sfler-
guards. Three or four passengers SUP.
posed e have perished in 1hs asmes =
There we're considerable numssF u pas.
sengsrs on board, all Of whom With he
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14


Mr.. King lnd-ihe Judges ihsmselVes.-
Other igenilaWeb isfsnai been permit.
TED 70 kaoN ibsif aEran Rsments, hence
be eosld they IAlipAis i tOlMf. Kinof'
. But>Mg. KIbg sayS ls does no, consid.
81 Mr.. Mafdr - Kiy, icapable Of Tucb
.an mprOPria5' lllWisthisf Do.s ~,
Mt KAg veil know lbt Mr., Ms,,iD
never WOult heve bes6 iadRs, OplV mon
the condition Of making such pIaJD.3
NDOss be not know that Judge Pain rS,Id
sNokAgg -tO.sssieR ia. leS7, .onlv.',.,S.,.
The condition that Marin would sivs ~.
pledge that he would GO for Kin0 r.,
Clefkt Does not Mr., King farther knov
mat gehHeman OfBbout lIis size and If
the name Fofg George ~. KipO.T1inm al.
alsly mesinted bis hofse SiiSsi,ss W.r,in
and reported TO Pain Thai san n.
ana inst ram Immediately forwarded bis
resignation andat the same lime : isSw
letters were despaichedto Chales wbns
then eSsnslor, 70 have Maliia elesteS - -
II ME, King does no b know lhess .IE;n,.
there are oihets whO do! setat s"-
Martin did gOfOr King for CIetk. IS
yqs expected, strenupusIf adberino 10
glfn' after 4 vas known that King wSs =
dsattsNul!er, tatN snS be was only deGesl.S bv
the uniting Of the other Judges
oi Does this look like, Mr., kim teon.;d.
ers, Them ineaPAble of such An smnsS.'S ,S'
elyr :, we i!s leave lhs, public 10 Judge
bnt how is ifin the recent iFsnsacIion,
Look aiialtl abe circumstances and - ;n,
telllgsnt public can essiPv sde,erminoss. I.
FOR some Fnopths past Tie fSraiIy' ~.
oeen cssiIng about, 70 make ii Tie most
sure ~ I0r tneIr purposes. with this view.
1aGson ms ?. 7. Penn, !. IL sid, visited Gide.
or 3n Dto,t'llaIn, esg; GeorQs X Sdider sso
Stephen O.Snider,a ESQ. Herr ,,Iir
esq. and John Ksv, sbd 1robo.sd t''Ja hia
own fiIher ,old Nj renb HI b,I.S s
2 IyS Of these 70 be candidates and Ser.
hsrs s,lI tif1 |, sixth, plsdging his sepport-.
] NOV ''9l sll this was a mere iceler. Il Il.
how far these gentleme Il would msEa sd.
vances towsrds him.. 10 see WIN cnnld IL
approached with a bargain. He sonn
discovered q sec that Durham and The IwoSbi.
/, deTs 1t; dld ilol suit his purpose, and he fAIl
,l PACK upon Martain. who was already
trained % The track and associated Win
him NJ. Key who is believed 10 be vsyv
lraciahie. a'bi W g 49, 5H!
/, The public are no doubt ,horou,'l,
convinced that George W. King, VII,
has y bsen : sanding candidate for ofIic,
since 1920, does moi now want % he
Clerk, and thai Martin and Kay are in-
capable Of giving a pledge, tbst Is, Il
K1'ng ! and his family would make ii. m
Judges they would in turn mako lin
S'S'Ni ,4gsstr 81. IS asa. ..-,..> IL.
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CoNeRp@. None ortbe various bill

CoNcREss. .-None Ofthe various bills
and resolutions which have been 'iaRo.
duced relative 10 the annexation Of Tex.
as has yh passed. either branch. Gen.
given notice ofhis inten.
tion to introduce bill for the had.
mission OF Texas as a new State ''t4f
The Senate, % the 81 inst. passed a
bill for The coptipuancs Of the National
Road through Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Thirty one Senators voting forths bill g.
Z against Il. ttf srs@gar 81 abaM,e,h I
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

r. The JUDIcTAL system. Bill has
heen introduced into the Legislature en-,
titled q bill 70 regulate theJudiciaIC QUITS
aud ihe practice thereof, (which provides.
among other changes in the sytem, tbnf
The CourI in Bank shall be held in Go
lumbus twice in each year; and that there
shall be no appeal ofany suit inChancery
or action at Jaw, from any other court 10
the supreme coutt: but that. ihe courts
shall in alliCases, order new ninIs. whe,s
law and justice require II. The Bin nj.
SO presCribes The mode Of removing cases s,
iOthe Supreme Court BY writs of error !.
Another bill has been introduced, en-.
titled ga bilto establish courts Of Chan.
cery'" which provides lor dividing the
State into five Chancery dlstTicis, i
with one Chancellor for each district, to
be elected BY the Legislature, and who
s to have original and exclusive iuris-
ic'ioH, IN nail'cuses in Chancsry, in which |
he cause or mauerin ia, dispute exceeds
he value Of one hundred doIlars;and con.
current and appellate jurisdiction with
nd from the Court Of Common Pleas.in
III other oases.ss.asu--sA,asa.s..ss
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afm ana For the Standard.

! .
Mr.. PalmeF:-ln the last number Of
yonr paper, there was statemsn, tBat
somewhat surprised all lhdse with wbom
cotversed on the snblect. The 6eni,
lafof Mr.. George w. King. in reference
10 being Candidate for Clerk, Is lihe sr.
ticle referred 70. That such a nun should
have made such statements under snt /
circumstances is not at all strabae. For'
whensvst on Office hurt wishes Is tlodOs,
the responsibility, OF scrdtinizing public
opinion into his character, Or If his sucs
cess be somewhat doubtful, Why he Is no,
or was moi candidate. This is The uni.
yeTsaI song of the brokea down Office
seekers, but ,ou never knew one 10 Il,
fuse Office. MI. Kingssdoes not say tbaii
he does not want the office, and that he |
will not accept, oh no, but he Is NOT |
candidate, Mr. John Key said he vac /
not d candidate fof Judge and signed |
Mr. DuCkne,'s petition, but This sansMr
King and bis family conferred tie ONCE I
On him, and Mr. Kay will no doubt Il.
cept. d moi Mr.. Kay's word as rono,,d a |
NJ Kings. You see what the RESULT
was with Mr. Kay, under Kings manage.
meEt and how do you suppose il would 7
be with King himself, BY ihe same same 'rruIe ii
Mr, King being christian man, pass
by his select language, and will leave 10
plhers, the pleasing task Of culliDe the
moral from his laboratory. 81 n go /
The most striking feature, in the whole
Ease y that no person has told him that (
slt1eT Of the gentlemen recanily elected i
pqdges, bsye given such ) PLEDGE who Ii
yer expected such d Thing Is be made /;
public! Whatever did pass WIS between
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
= :
LATER FROM MEXICO AND Cut

/ The Hon Caleb Cushiuo. late Envnv
Extraordinary TO China, arrived at New
| York on Tuesday evening from Vera
Ctuz, in the Barque Eugehla. The al
vicesirom Vera Cruz are 10 the l2,bDac
and from China twenty six days later than
before received ar 'apg t
Mr.. Gushing while In Mexico WAS rol,.
ped OfsIthis papers, except those sbolt
ms person, among which were for unat Z
" bisOflicial dispatches. ar asIs
@'o9 " a'si. 3 MEXICO. ,agA ia
Mex:bo has again Jeen the sea- Of sh-
other revolulion-bloodless, however. =
Santa Anna hadbesn proclaimed Di a.
tor, and all seemed to go on well, but i,
bout midday the troops barracked in ,be
Accordada Sain Francis, and the ella.
del pronounced against Santa Anna and
Cdvllizn, Al The head OF tho NOV Sm M
was General Don lose !. Hertera. who
!! immediately IN took possession Of the Ma
lionsl Palace without bIaOdshea. aiuf
TheCongress cont nued its session Drr.
mahent.sS The Ex-AIinisiers fed n.
nahzoais5 in arrest in his own hOuseg
p An attempt was made 10 dest1v the
statue OF Santa Anna in the vesiibuIe az
the Theatre, and The people wished 10
break the bronze one in the marker pInca
but were prevented by the authorities
On the mcknight Gen. HsrreEs .hadsit
prjvattlyIemOvsd. 6a9 i8o .r.a
The new authorities maintained perfect
quiet. as ma TN ~
Tho Chambers we're occupisd in d =.
vislng means to remedy lhe incalculab;e
injury the county has suffered. iasis
'Ihe principal towns, and. indeed IN
The country, have pronounced against
Santa Anna, who, wilha small force. was
u QneFetaro. Santa Anne has butlitde
,hahee Of overcoming this movement.
md II was unceFtaia WhetlEor hel wopld
Ittemptt0 escape ordeliVer himself un
a case heis thkea prisoner, the people
vii probably demand his execution. as
he's deem his liberty dangerous 10 The
'ublic safety. sa ~ iHt
Atths 4lest dates from Vera Cruz.
Dec. l2lh, ys6aifs stood thus ee
E & uN potAmVHto VI 5VuUtHa 0tUHIUua
alisco, ZacateCas and AgnascaIientes
'ere in a state OF rsvolation and III mile
ity possession Of @ eral Patades.
Gen. Santa Anna with CoFtszarl had
lilitafy r0ssessi6D Of The departments Of
and Qnefetsio. y
Santa Annals President dd interim,
'aualizo, and his Ministers were impris.
he'd II Mexico. Congress had re-asssm-
led, and a temporary constitutional Cow
rnment was installed there bia
And twas already known that he
epaf,meBis Of Pdebla and Of Vera Crnx
ID declared their adhesion to The pro.
nciaI government and there fs nd
,ubt tliat raost of the OiherDepartrnents
III also support ihe Congress.
Meanwhile SsntaAnna Is constitutional
resident of lbe Republic, bit nhcons,i,
,naily ID command of The lroops 81.
Dyed ag gaiDst Paredes. The nsw Minis.
! of War hes ordered him e rive 81 bia
namand.
Reports we're current al Vesh GFha
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GEORGETOWN. JAN. "A, Is45.
ME1Ioo.-Somo inierelIinp news ffom

n
mEAICo'-Seme interesting news from
Mexico viii be.found IN this pupsE The.
CincinnaliEnquirer ofSaturday gives news
from Vera Cruz up 10 the 18Th ult., BY
~hichh appcsrs That. Santa Anna VAS. 4 ., ],
ths last accounts at QOsTeisra, with onIy
2 500 Of bis army, the remainder or his
large army having deserted hum, Santa
.AnnS'sFsIgn seems tan end. a What Of,
feet this will -bsye.spos.lbs public polics
of Mexico, and its eourssllOwsrds Texas
cannot now be iold. ro'. 2',vo 'io} =
/, i is said that Don Rej5h Santa Annu's
Minister Of Foreign afflils, who wrote
such belbgeFsni leslersjo Gov. shssDOn,
is non est ihEsntus, or, in plain English,
t'has cut diri ana run.m) a'sdmc26a I.
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THE BANK Bill Mr., Kelly has at
length introduced into sSe Senate The
whig Tin Pan plan ~ banking. II is.a
mixture Of q Safe Bank and the State
Stock plan which wenolicsd few weeks
since a' Individual lisbfiBiof sioekhOld.
ers appears TO be cs,fnIIy avoided, and a
Board Of Bank Commissioners are to be
empowered with discretion of dealing
out TO favored persons these spsciaIpriv
iieges of manufacturing paper m6.rsy and
swindlipg community. 20 77'' h'lt ?
3 The Statesman thus speaks Of The bill.
I'll is mixiure--a hotch polch of eva.
ry thing. and tho rarest of all things h
10 as. novel as it is optrageous-and de.
serves no respect from eyen,a lunatic..-.
We believe that Tie Indignation will be
so great that public meetings viii everv
where be called BY the people To denouncs
i, and lha! party feeling will be losl in.
the universal uprising lof the masses for
seILprotectlon against lis enormiijes -
lad there been movement made 10
establish monarchy, and parcel oul The
territory into lille principaliies 10 be rnl.
ed by subordinate Lords Of the Crown5
the public feeling, could no, be more sud.
denly aroused than at This attempt to mai
cel cut the State into Bank Districts. nm,
der The sgPIeme DICTATORS, cresred
in this BIZ TO say nothing Of the absurd
cotnmieglings Of opposite systems into
one, efsrvesce, not !afilaie,' into dis.
Iuplions or fungusses, one banging in
debilllated conjunction upon the ol6er.
eating ouI the substance Of The Slate,
I,se The mlslletoe abstractng life from The
thrifty oak, bnt,Tnore rapidly. ...''r, 4
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

exceptions Sboxe stated, got to shore on
ffal seai, sna ssfsisksn BY the steam,
boat Lsneet % 81. Louis. Most of the
bag geShd fsie6t OF board was destroy,
I'd. ThezCtpi@I fopsed down. ,sbslI
distance where she bdrnsd to the WS.er'
ledeyy ald1ll wAsNSuPPosed she cNoul5
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25
New Firm! New Goods!!

TEHHE undersigned now receiving, direct
= from the eastern cities, large, beautiful and
we'll selected stock of Goods purchased with great
care BY an experienced person, and adapted to
the approaching season. Our stock embraces
general assortment, such is usually found in a
Western Store, and we think have inducements to
offer in quality, variety Of styles and Owness Of
price, more than ordinary. We respectfully ask
our friends and the public generally, to call and
give our stock an examination before purchasing
IN which Will be found
Cloths, SattinettS and James,
Cassimorts s, Tweeds and Vestings, of every
variety of patterns and colours,
Cashmere De Cosse Rep do
AlpacOs, Romeias and Mouslin De Lanes,
beautiful stock of printed Calicoes,
Striped, cross barred and lain Jaccunetts,
Swiss, Tarleton and book Muslins,
Cambria, Thule and Bobbinet,
Ladies' French Kid Gloves,
Wooden, Silk and PIC Mic do.
Silk, Lambs Wool and Cotton Hose,
Also-Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware. A
general stock of Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps and
BonnetS at very low prices. Call and examine for
yourselves. BARTHOLOWS TIA YER.
Fayette, October 4th, lSi5.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25
COURT NOTICE.

In pdcation ofthe Ho,rard Circuit Court
September 8h, 1915.
Samuel Patrick, John D. Leland,
Jacob Brockman, John Ford and the
Bank Of the State Of Missouri, : In ChGncery.
compIainants, Us. Nathaniel Ford,
defendant.
NJ OW, a: this day. come the above named corn
~ pIainants, by their Solicitor, and file their
Bill of complaint against the said Nathaniel Ford,
stating and setting forth, among other things,
that on the Goth day Of Nav, ls45, the said Ma
thaniel Ford executed and delivered Deed OF Mort
gage to said compliments, for the north west quar-
ter of section l. township 49, range IL, containing
100 acres Of land in Howard county, TO secure GER
tain debts recited in said Mortgage The prayer OF
the Bill is, that the equity Of the redemption of
the land above described be foreclosed, and that
the said land be ordered TO be sold, and that the
proceeds of the sale thereof be applied TO the pay
ment of tho several debts in said Bill set out in
such proportions as to the Court shall be deemed
equitable and just.
You, the said Nathaniel Ford, are therefore no.
titled TO appear at the next term Of tine Howard
Circuit Court, to be held at the town of FayeIte
within and for the County of Howard, on the first
| Monday of December next, and answer the SAID
Bill or in default thereof, the same will be taken
for confessed 1t is further ordered, that thi:
notice be putt shed in some newspaper printed il
the State of Missouri, for ght weeks successfully
the last insertion to be at least four weeks before
the first day of the next term of this Court.
A true cOpy-Teste.
SARSHEL BYNUM, Clerk.
| September 18th, 1915. 27-Sw
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

ternally,in connection with "WisTAR's BALSAa
OF WILD CHERRY" taken internally inparts ths
greatest relief to patients luboring under any pull
mondry or liver complaint. Either article used
alone has in numerous instances, given very high
sati>irc'iun--but when both are used wi ich wa
always recOmmcnd,) the relief afforded is much
more immediate, AID disease Is most certainly
banished from the system. We commend it to the
candid attention Of al invalid, laburiug under al
chronic Ur long standing disease
LOOK OFT FOR COUNT'ERFEITS.
The genuine Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster is
for sale by DR.. VIM. +. Sn.l.Un, in f., elite And
r. P. Harcnkamp Gle gov.
Fayctte, May 81, lSlj. 13-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, October II

We are still without any considerable activity
70 notice u trade generally, there is but limited
Intercourse with the interior, and the stocks Of
most of our commodities 50 limited that prices
are maintained ut too high a range to admit Of
any transactions of consequence for export.
The weather has been warm since our last re-
port, with frequent and heavy showers--circum-
stances not at all favorable to the maturing and
gathering of the sugar and cotton crops.
TOBACCO This sales of the past three days
amount to ITO hhds. and the prices obtained have
been very full, though generally within the range
of our previous figures which are for inferior a
o5c, common % 34c., far 81 44c, fine AZ
5lc.,. choice So &c. Segar leaf, none. There
Is very little arriving at the moment, and the stock
actually on sale is estimated at about 1000 to 1900
bids.
FLouR.--The transactions in the flour market
have not been of much importance since our last
report, though there have been some sales for
shipment, in addition to the parcels taken for the
consumption Of the city and neighborhood. Among
the transactions We note 1000 bills. Ohio at SO 80.
9U0 bbls sour at 81, 400 do at s. 10. and 300
do at So IS per DBL We continue to quote for
Ohio and the common brands of Illinois and Mis-
souri, So 50 a SO 624, though the former price,
we understand, has been refused for fresh round
lots Just arrived in fatboats. Favorite bakers
brands range at SO rs $4 no and 81 % for one
or two choice marks of the St. Louis City Mills.
Corn NEAL-There are in market some 800
10 1000 bbls. kiln dried corn meal, adapted ex-
pressly to the trade with the West India Islands,
which holders offer at 81 rs So per bill without
finding any demand. 1t is probable that round
lot could be bought at something less than the
above figures.
PoRX--Mess SIS SO, NJ Q. $li so, prime
Gil 371 a Sll 50 per Dbl. These figures are
emily obtained for mere retail lots.
BAcoN--We quote for uncanvassed hams 8 a
&C., canvsssed do and extra cured 81 lc., with
a sale of about 1000 at the former price. Sides,
64a 81, shoulders, 7 TIC. per 70.
BAGGING AND BALE RoPE.--The market for
these articles remains wholly without animation.
As regards prices ut the moment we have again
10 remark that the absence of any transactions
Of consequence renders them almost entirely nUmi-
nal, though the range for such small sales as
occasioBally take place is about as fOlows--say
for Begging 10 IL for fair to good, and l II &
III for extra heavy. Rope dSc, according
10 quality, terms, DC.
GRAZ; Corn 81 50, strictly prime 81 3sc
per busiel IN sacks. Oats continue TO sell at ~
o 34c per bushcl Wheat, the last transactions
we're ut so 6Sc per bushel, according to quality.
HFMP--We are not advised Of any transactions
IN this article for week past. The last sales
were at S73 SIS per ton for dew.rUtted, but
one or two dark lots may be bought for less
There is not much sale at the moment, bu
The advanced rates OF freight call for q greater
reduction in price than holders appear wiling 10
subrnit 10.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Howard county, letters testnmenlary
on the estate Of Samuel Teeter, decd bear
ing date October 7th 1915. All persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims against
it, to present them, properly authenticated, within
one year from the date Of said letters. or they may
be precluded from having any benefit of said es.
tate, and it not presented within three years, they
will be forever barred.
DAVID D. STEWART, Executor
October 1lth, l5l5. 3l-4t