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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-05-04
Rantoul an the Democratic Party.

In the House Of Representatives. on We'd
nesday, in the course Of debate on the print
ing BILL Mr.. Polk. after referriog TO a remark
Of Mr.. Brown, sf Mississippi, on the preceding
day. that sin the g,eat issues which unite him
and the gentleman from Massachusetts, (Mr.
Rantoul,) they act together, proceeded TO re-
mark as follows:
SNOW, I wish to know whether the gentle.
man stands at this hour shoulder to shoulder
with the man from Massachusetts, who would
steal negro il he had chance. Sensation
say with the fall of responsibility which fol-
lows it. / wish TO state the reason for my o.
pinions. The records Of the country furnish
il and the speeches of the gentleman from
Massachusetts read SO. anc therefore feel au-
thorized. from the record, to ask the gentle
mar from Mississippi. who eats coal on fire,
and drinks quart of water TO put il out,
whether he does no, stand 10 sweet embrace
with the gentlemen from Massachusetts,
Mr.. Brown replied that on the old Demo
cratic issues he did not recognize the gentle
man rom Massachusetts. but that on tho sla-
very question u was well knowD that he did
not. Mr.. Polk replied, when Ran,oul said he
wished 10 interrupt him, that the House might
be correctly Informed as to historical facts. and
said.
ask the gentleman to produce the record
TO sustain his charge.
Mr.. Polk-WbaI's that!
Mr.. Rantoul-l understood the gentleman
to say | stood on the record in peculiar con-
dition
Mr.. Polk-If the gentleman claims to be a
Democrat, will not ac, in the same fold with
him. lie claims TO be Free Soiler, and be-
iieve any man who prostitutes himself to the
miserable sympathies Of the Aboliionists, will
steal negro. ,-tsasr fo yfa.gs
Mr.. Rantoul-I shall not notice the last re-
mark. .t-.r f.t t.rF la $500. r.
nj. Polk-Of course not. fei
Mr.. Rantoul-I will, however. notice the
other statement. Now, l was nominated unan-
imously by the old lioe Of Democrats Of my
dis,iicI, in the fullest caucus held for many
years. came here, first, nominated by a
Convention Of Delegates; secondly. by Mass
Conv eniion 20 which all Democrats were inv
ted; 10 the next place, never accepted nom
ination by the Free Soil party 10 my liie-ihe
Free Soil party, however, voted for me. and
was happy to receive their votes.
Mr.. Polk-Oh. yes: negro would have beer
thankful for that. hfa
The conversation was continued by Mr..
Rantoul, Mr.. Polk and Nsbors. and finally pu
an end TO by the Speaker, who said ], was ou
Of order. t..t rf.t. aaa5 ifa
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Hint to Parents.

Whatever wo desire our children to become,
We must endeavor ourselves to be, If we wish
them to grow up kind, gentle, affectionate. up
right and true, we must habitually exhibit the
same qualities as regulating principles in our
conduct, because these qualities act as so ma
ny stimulents to the respective faculties in the
child. FIVE cannot restrain our own passions
but one time overwheIm the young with kind
ness, and at another, surprise, and confound
them by our caprice, or anger, we may with as
much reason expect to gather cranes from
thorns. or 6gs from thistles, as to develop NOR
81 purity and simplicity Of character in thsm.
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Presence of Mind.

The herdsmaL Of farm ia North Uist had
occurred one day lately to send his daughter
for the cattle under his charge. There were
about eighty Of them, and among them two
bulls, ono Of which was occasionally 10 the
habit Of assaulting people. On the day in
question the damsel uuwarily approached the
bull too closely, when he Immediately gave
chase. On a level field, without dykes, bogs,
or any other place Of refuge to resort to, what
would the reader have done-for to run home.
distance Of three e-quarters Of mile, was out
OF the question. The girl. with great pres
euce Of mind. rso over to the other bull, good
natured animal. and much stronger than her
sssailant. Standing close by his side. and
much stronger than her assailant. Standing
close by his side, and kindly tapping him on
the back, she drove him towards her fathers
house, followed by her enraged eoemy. who
kept roaring and fumiug all the way, but when
he came too close her protector turned round,
an with shake and toss Of his head kept the
assailsnt at bay. 10 this manner the fugitive
arrived safely at home l--Idvernsss (Sco,lsnd)
Oouf'ef' ..I Ia .-.-..sffs qnifsises la eHfEfa
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Live Well.

They only are truly happy who live we'll
who have taken the volume of inspiration as
their guide. and arc beckoncd on by the hand
of virtue. Do you wish to die happyl Live
well, lot no hopes of gain tsrnsh your honor;
no prise blind your eyes. The man who pur-
sues correct course-is firm in his integrity
lis being that ell respect aud look up to with
reverence and love. The wealthy man may
be carressed-the talented followed and hon
ored and caressed, but the man of real virtue
is lored with true affection. He may not ex-
cite the crowd, or draw after him a train OF
noisy admirers, but silently he. exerts good
influence that will be felt as long as God OK
lists. "fulff 90 suot 7gsd ysdi iadi
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From the Naliopsl Intelligencer April
Congress.

Though Congress has already been in ses.
sin almost five months, the Members seem to
be IN DO haste 10 terminate the session. Both
Houses took holiday on Saturday last, and
we have no proceedings oJ either House on
that day TO report.
Thus far, owing TO the intrusion OF some
subjects foreign TO the duties Of Congress, and
others (the printing question, for exanple)
magoifed into an undue consequence, and mys-
tilted by attempts TO discuss details with which
il would require little less than five years
apprenticeship TO make The younger members
besides, and its incidents. and his doctrins, be-
sides. and its ibcidents, and his doctrines cast
like fireJrands into the halls Of both National
and State Legislatures-the action Of Con
gress has been embarrassed to luch degree
that hsrdly any question OF real consequence
has yet been determined at this session.
There is one consolation, however, which
presents itself on this as on all similar occa-
sions which is. that much deliberation, eau
ton, a3d even procrastination, is preferable to
hasiy apd rash resolves, and that, tardy as the
movements Of Congress are, there is no need
Of apprehensons that all the measures OF leg
islation necessary 10 keep the Government in
regular and useful operation will be accom-
plished before the sessioneloses.
Upon one great interest Of the Union, the
National Domain. (by the way.) several ighly
important propositng the expediency Of which
differences Of opinion may we'll be entertain.
ed, even among those who usually act togeth
er. On one or more Of them, al no distant
day, we may have occasion to place our own
views before our readers.
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Scene.

Dry goods stores are sometimes scenes OF
ludicrous conversations. The other day a
young lady stepped into well known establish
ment in town, and enquired of a handsome
clerk haisesr1 ss1la"-l COZ in haA D'
"Sir, have you any mouse-colored ladies
glovesa' 500 90 tllh4 hna .s'aaf %
. 'Mouse- -colored ladies', missf'
"Yes-a sort Of gray-just the color Of your
drawers there" meaning the sthore drawers,
which wero painted gray. Ye isit eel
I "My drawers, MissI CALCULATED the young
man, glancing downwards at his dress to see
IL every thing was right and tight my
drawers. Miss. why don't wear any!" ao ed
ie The young lady was carried home on shat
ter. I'll. 4 sso-n otff "a .7ifr4uirafn fniHf V1Hf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-05-04

G5-Mr Edwin Forrest has preferred COM
plant against WIN. Doty, one Of the principal
witnesses in the late divorce case, charging
him with false swearing in relation to what
occurred between Mr.. Forrest and Miss Cliff
ton. Doty procured bail 10 the sum Of $500,
and now awaits his trial. H'n 1Pf
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A man with large family was complaining
I.But. said friend, ,..you have some big en-
ough to earn something for you now" ss.sns
"The difficulty Is thoy are toe big 70 work."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-05-04

. 0IThe Rochester papers say ths. tho per.
petual clock wiH mako 90 Of yet. = =
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-05-04

GFLeonidss Prassscaok has bcen recog-
nizsd 40 Consul Of Greece at New York.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-01
DGDG D Sc 8 !
DR, B, T, SPELMkN

w, OULD announce 10 the people of Rnvenna and
w its vciniy that he has located permanently in
tins place. where he will always hold himself in readl
attend every call his professional line In
addition TO the insertion of artificial teeth, plugging
&C. particular attention will be paid the diseases
of the msuth and gums, branch of The profession
usually neglected.
Dr. s. Is in possession of all the Improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference those
of any other city the union and manufacturing his
own l. ineral teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance COM
proclaim teeth Owing The absorption winch
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
moved II Is necessary make of teeth that
much longer than the natural organs that
when the common teeth are used instead of being
ornament iley often dis6gure the mouth will the
of the old fashioned gum teeth obvate the difficulty
But the unprecedented removes every ohjectIon and
though they composed of the materials, they
constructed to be much more serviceabe and
durable, and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half The incurred IL the repairs
of the old kind. There verymany advantages re
sultng from these improvements, which cannot be set
forth in notice so brief Those interested are there
fore invited call at his Office and Dr. s. will be glad
explain the advantages of this the old plan,
plan which he pracced for years before he recev-
ed the Improvements References Will be gwen to
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him, and TO individual in this village who has an
entire set in both jaws.
Office Seymour's Block over the Post Office.
RavenEa. May 9th, 1851.
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can,t do without a Paper.
a so1I1oqur-Br "osr OF THE PEOPLE

What do without a paper! No,
I've tried it to my sorrow;
So. TO subscribe for one, III Co.
Nor yaif until tomorrow.
Should lovers hang or drown themselves,
Or other foolish caper,
never get to hear of it
do not take paperi
Why, there's my neighbor, Toby Stout,
He reads the Weekly News,
And having news to talk about,
He never gets the blues;
While others yawn in ennui,
His mind is light as yapor;
The cause is plain to half an eye
He always takes the paper!
While neighbor Stout hears all the news,
And knows each current price,
And always minds the P's and Q's
BY taking good advice;
Icannot tell the price of grain,
OF poultry, coffee, taper,
Ofany kind of merchandise
Because / take no paper!
Though have studies which require
Much time and mental labor,
Yet 1 can spare a little time
As well as Stout, my neighlor;
Though time be precious, can use
A longer midnight taper,
And thus find time to read the news
Therefore I'll take the paper.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-01
Noyy is the slime 90 Esssy
Ready Made Clothing
THE
EAGLE THING STORE,

NE subscriber has just received and opened his Fall
and Winter Stock of Ready Made Clothing. en-
hracing the largest ever brought to this place,
and to which he invites the attention of lhe public.
U.s stock consists. IN part of Broadcioths, Beaver,
Pe,ersham Pilot Cloth Felt and Blanket Overcoats OF
every style and different eoors Cloth, Cashmere, Cas-
inet Cashmere,s and Tweed Coats Of yarloms styles
such as dress Frock Sack Coats &C.; Black Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pans ditto Casneft, Corduroy Sheep
Gray, Tweeds &C.; Black and Fancy satin Cloth,
Cashmere and Satinet Vests made IN different les
Also large stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
such Shirts, Drawers, Under S'rts; SOCKS, ldkis'
Cravats Stocks, Suspenders, Collars "ioVes ana hlt-
tens Comforts, and all other articles In ms lihe-
All of which will be offered lower hgures ili' can
be purchased elsewhere in The county an ana ex;'-
inc for yourselves before purchasing ese"here 1oh
will not go away disappointed. FNp,r1Dpp
CHARLES GREENr lf-LDEh.
Ravenna Sept. 90, 1852.
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IRE MS.
Cottage Mel0deon.

FENHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
4 of the musical public Melodeons which
heis manufacturing in tins place, which for beauty
of STYLE qu;ckness OF touch and quality of one is not
vary in size from 81 and 81 Prices from
$40 to s45 $50 and 500. The 81 and oetavoes are
made on pillar representing center side table
The 5 and 5; ectavoes in Piano form. Please call
and Judge for yourself All theabove instruments are
warranted All kinds IF reed instruments repaired at
short notice aud ngoo1 style. Accordeons repaired and
new reeds put in at l22 cents each. Shop over Mr.
Lltte's Bookstore. g. +. 6 KEN
Ravenna Ohio II67-Jy
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-01

lis AlIu upon the female con-
sltution is founded upon the truths of medical science
and confirmed by the experience of thousands of ladies'
who have taken of this cathocon with the most happy
and success for the diseases and arrangements
commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. e.
Among these are Prolapsus Uteri, or falling of the
Womb, Chronic Inflammation and liberation of the
Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage, or Flooding Ifour
Albus CIR Whites Chlorosis, Painful Suppressed and
irregular Mensruation, with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted of whatever duration and Sc
verify All these complaints can be pleasantly safely,
and certainly remedied by this preparation.
The general failure of the worthy attempts of the
medical faculty TO this class OF diseases heretofore
greatly to be attributed TO their reliance upon ocalre
mcdies aside from the want of knowledge of the prop
treatment for the general economy Already, very
many of the profession, having witnessed IFS sautary
effects have thrown aside their conventional prejudice
and manfestng adue regard for the welfare of their
patients, by recommending the of this Medicine, and
resorng it themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for which it is intended.
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution is of the most friendly kind, the most de
and feeble female need have fears in its for
any length of tme for it contains mercury, any
article which prove in any way injurious being made
entirely of vegetable extracts and prepared taste
Ikea pleasant cordial.
The modus operandi of this remedy, in the cure of
this class of Diseases is through the general economy of
the SYSTEM with peculiar determination 10 the female
organs
and scrutinzng trials by scientific every possible
way, 10 perfect its curative adaptation to this class of
ompants, for series of years has become athat could
be desired TO fulfil IFS mission and by its fruits it may
now be known in tie of thousands but its is
but just entered upon for millions of ladies su
fering for want of its aid.
Pamphlets containing much useful information touch
ing tine ard symptoms of the above diseases, to-
geter with testimonials from ladies of the highest
pectabity certified by the most satisfactory author
ty in the pamphlet all which the attention of ladies'
and practitioners srespectfuy invited be had gratis
at tie store of Curtis Hatch, Druggist, Rarenna.
REFERENCES.
P. B. Peckham NJ d.. Utica, N Y.
ID. Y. Foote NJ D., Syracuse, N. Y.
l.. ID. Fleming, NJ D., Canandagua, n. Y.
NJ. II. Mills M. D.. Rochester, N. Y.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N. II.
w. w. Reese, M. D.. City of New York.
J. c.. Orrick NJ D., Baltimore, Md.
Prof Dunbar M. D.. &c
]. B. MARCHISI & Co., Propretors.
Central Depot, Sot Broadway, New-York.
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Every family shou.d nave CcnY.,,
ao1e oooH, only 70 cts. per copy.
N IAN. KNOW Tuvcp1


Man, Know THYsELF.
Err. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
n uie aifcted Containing outline of the or Gin
progress treatment and of every form Of disease
by promiscuous sexual intercourse bv sefabuse
or by sexual with advice for their Drevention.
written IN familiar STYLE avoiding all medical technicaI
e and everything that would offend the ear of decency
from the result of some 90 wears successe,I
sively devoted to the cure of diseases Of - isI;t
yate nature. - " ue"'e Vi pr
To which is added receipts for the cure of the above dis
eases ana treatlse on the symptoms and cure of
the Fever and Ague for 25 cents copy: six COMES f
VIII be forwarded to any part of the W T-''
u s. by mail free of postage Address post-paid Ro
Ig6 Post Otce, or the author 50 North Seventh street
Philadelphia. " ei'i suee''
$50, Dollars Forfeit.
Dr. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case
OF secret disease that under his care no matter
now long standing or affecting Either sex are invited
to his private rooms 81 North Seventh street PHILADELPHIA
without fear of interruption from other patients ran
gers and others who have been unfortunate in the selection
of physician invited to call.
IMPoTENCY-Through unrestrained indulgence of the
passions, by selfabuse the evils are
Premature impotency involuntary seminal discharges vast
ing OF the organs loss Of memory distaste for female So
ciety general debility constitutional arrangement are
sure 10 follow necessary, consult the DOCTOR with con-
ndence; he offers perfect cure
tead and refectThe afflicted would do well to reflect
trusting their health happiness and inmany
e IN the hands of physicians ignorant of this class
OF maladies 1t is certainly impossible for one man IA
understand all the ills the human family are snbert To
i M physician has his peculiar branch in
Mnc ne Is more successful than his brother professors
ana 10 That he deyotes most of his time and study
OF practice, exclusively devoted to the studv and
ueeht OF diseases of the sexual organs tooether VIII
ulcers upon the body, throat nose or legs min; l. E @
OF oones mercur1al sheumatisu stricfuras orova1 ;
aeases arising from youthful excesses or imnr
e ., tie blood whereby the constitution has hncon,,
enfeebled enables the doctor to offer speedv relief
VINO may place themselves under his care
medcme forwarded to any part of the United States
/ if''e' 90 ana $40 per package. 1851,
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Afflicted Read.
Philadelphia Medical House,
EsTABLIsAEp IS YEARS AGO, BY
II Il M

NJ he EA ~ EA IA f. 4 ~
Northwest Corner of Third and Union streets. be.
tween Spruce and Pine streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
ENIFTEEN years of extensive and unnterrupted prac-
n lice spent in this city, have rendered DR.. X the
most expert and successful pract onei far and near
the treatment all diseases of private Persons
pain tie head or homes, mercurial rheumatism
structures gravel disease ursing from youthful
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution
has become enfeehlsd. all treated with success
He who places himself under the of DIR. X. may
reigiously conf!e in his honor gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
tain practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned
from evil companions, schoo-he effects of which
nightly frlteven when asleep, and destroy both
mind and body-shonld apply Immediately. Weakness
and constitutional de bilty loss of muscular
physical IassItue and general prostraon, rritabhry.
and all affections. Indigestion sluegishness
othe liver and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder the pro-creatve functions cured and
full vigor restored.
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Cast Hron well Curbs.

JusT RECEIVED THE New HARpwARE STouE.
FEV 1Eabove article designed for the chain pump
Il and for article wherein beauty, stability,
cheapn and taste concerned cannot be surpass
ed; also on hand the reels and chain of the best quail
ty Also the Tube manufactured of the best quality of
pine lumber and in fact all the articles pertaining the
Chain Pump, which, offered at remarkably low pr-
ces, for the ready. Please call and examine.
l.. II. RICHARDSON.
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$500 CERALAEy yGE.

VA HATEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
w people, is at all times of the valuable i'm
portance take it for granted that every will do
all in their power the lives of their children and
that every person will endeavor to promote their own
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My you at Wo according to the opinions of
The celebra phi .icans, the primary cause of
large majority OF dis lseS which children and adGits
lable ifyou have IN appetite continually changea
bic from one kii of od another bad breath, pam i'll
the stomach, p ling the nose hardness and uiness of
the belly, dry ugh, fever pulse irregular-remem
ber that all these Worms and you should at once
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Youth ant ManhOO
A VIGOROUS LIFE. OR A PREMATURE
A TIIOhOJN LITE. OK Il I.N Z. III 7 { M
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will prevent, years of misery and suffering, and save
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Parents by reading it, will learn how to prevent the
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THE superiority OF the
above compound over all
others for the cure of this
class of difficulties, and
the onlyremedyin alarge
portion of such cases, the
immense numbers now
afflicted and upon beds of
sickness, or otherwise
suffering witbouta a reme-
dy, are our inducements
TO its preparation and dis
semination thr oughout
the country.
Our knowledge of the
superior remedial pow
ers of this composition,
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TIE TAPE WORMM
HoBEMsAcK's LIVER PILLS!

No part of the system liable to disease than The
Liver serving 6terer purify the blood giving
the proper secretion to tie bile that any wrong
of The Liver affects the other important parts of the sys
ten and results varlousI Liver complaint, Jaundice.
Dyspepsia &c. We should therefore watch every symp
tom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These pills beng composed of roots and plants furnished
by nature to heal the SICK namely st Expectorant
which augments the secretion from the pulmonary
membrane The discharge of secreted
ID. An Alternative which changes in nexplicabie
manner the morbid action of the system. 3D.
Tonic which gives and strength the sys-
em in health and vigor all parts OF the body
other ingredients and operating the Bowels and
pellng The whole Of corrupt and vaied and
purifying the blood which destroys disease and restores
baoI