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20 poI0GY FOR WIGS?

n%aTTENTION B.AEDHE4D 500
a. z all the remedies devised for the restoFanon
, and preservation of the Hair nothing has been
found equal to -7ibeTts Oledginos Hair Tonic 1t SEA
dom fails to restore the hair TO health and beauty MA
nv who were bald three months ago, can new exnDse
Iuxuriant heads of hair by the use of il.
Copy of letter from DIR. 5. FITCH, dated
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1885
Or. jayne:
Fear Sri feel that hardly say enough to you
in favor of .7lets Oedginots HT Tonic prepared By
voH NV hair had been falling off about two years and
had become very tim, threatening speedy badness,
when commenced using this remedy In about one
week. iteeased to fall of. have used It now about
three ndkhs, aed have full and thick head of hair
as can rpssibly desire. have recommended Its use
to number of my friends who all speak well Of IL If
faithfully employed, have doubt of its general sue
ess may add that before using the Tonic, had tired
almost all the various articles employed for the n1s
such as the Macassar Oil, all the different preparations
of Be's OIL Vegetable Hair Oil, &C. &C. without expe-
riencing much, if any, benefit
Respectfully yours, r,r,crr
No. I72 Chestnut street.
" Before DIR. Fitch USED this T0SIc his hair began 10
be GRAY but since then there is not gray har to be
found on his head.
The above preparation Is sold by
G. L. DUHURST,
Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt street,
naaS lower end of Centre Market Space.
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Cd nNR REVARD.-PRoCLAM
IS 4 s0I9Yeg TIoN BY THE MAYOR OF

TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE, MAYORS OFFICE,
June ls 1840-Whereas II has been represented to me
by credible and competent testimony, that certain
Thomas II. Laughlin, the morning of the fourth day
of May last unluwfully and violently assaled in
one of the public in the city of Baltimore, and
severely beaten and wounded to cause his death on
the same day; and that the person who made the said
violent and fatal ASSAULT his adert and abeitors are con
cealed in the city, have led from justice. so that they
have not nor has any of them been arrested there
fore deem proper issue this my Proclamation, and
baltimore offer Reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS to be paid the person persons who shall dis
cover and arrest that he they may be prosecuted
70 conviction In any of the Courts of this city, the per-
petator or perpetrators of the said aocious homicide
the said reward be paid the conviction of any one
person of unlawfuy killing the said Thomas II. Laugh
lin, or with assaulting with intent 10 kill him.
Given under my hand and SEAL this first day of June,
1910. s. c. LEAkiN,
lie SIT Mayor of the city of Baltimore.
liz
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fS3- SECOND WARD MEETTKG.-Wbereas, at a
meeting of the sefstyed "DemOcntic" Association oil
he 2nd Ward held on Tuesday evening last, preem
tie and resolutions were adopted containing among oef
charges, the following:
stJThereas the wing party having avowed their nten
ton to make the l2boring portions of the community,
<feeI hard timss putting their scheme OF Persecu
ton into practice by refusing to deal with or employ men
who will not surrender their democratic prln
pies and dschaTgng from their employment those VINO
earn their wages by the sweat Of their brow, because
they will throw in their principles by way OF heapng
And whereas becomes the duty of the wings said
ward particularly, to notice the charge thus grave
iy raised We therefore, members OF Fippecanoe CluD
No g do most positively pronounce the charge utterly
unrue and unfounded, and rs we are precluded from
noticing the fact illustrated by the varied domestic re-
lations of the individuals forming that meeting IN cohse
Quence of not knowing the names OF SAID lnaVduds,
may however be Improbable investigation TO en-
quire how far the gentlemen signing thelr names as o
Gers of that meeting may have been effected in their ou
siness by that supposed prescnpve determatoh Oh inc
Wing party. - MI,
of that meeting an industrious Charmaker, residing in
the md Ward, hath been enabled to maintain himself
and family apparently comfortably in part by the patron
MI Edward Morrison, one of the Secretaries of said
meeting is Book-keePer for Mr. Bull, Merchant Ial-
Ior doing business in Baltimore street, and daily inspec
ton of his employers book ought TO have satisfied that
gentlemen of the utter sehood of the charge and have
satisfied him that a portion of Wing patronage has
reached and benefited that establishment; and lastly,
Mr. J. Thompson Laws is clerk for Mr.. John Sharply,
of Pratt st. consistent Wing, from whom of course he
receives maintenance, and every quarter DAY OF Whoe
life stamps his assertion with untTtth.
Therefore be Resolved, By the Tippecanoe Club OF
the 2nd Ward that the charge above rected is like other
matters contained in said preamble and resolutions, ut
terly, untrue and tstounded
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting BIZ
published in the different Wing papers ofthe city.
BY order, ROBERT BUTTON, Presf.
ROBERT S. BUTLER, Secretary.
afz-TENTH V.8RD.-At a meeting of the Tenth
Ward Tippecanoe Club, Friday evening" the 18th of
May, it was
Resolved That we approve fthe plan recommended
Ay the Tippecanoe Club of the Seventh Ward give TO
the Indies opportunity subscribe to the fund for the
widow and orphans of the unfortunate Thos II. Laugh
in who was murdered in the Wing Procession, on the
9TH of May; and that committee of six be appointed for
the purpose of obtaining subscriptions from the hg Ia
dies of this ward
SABIL ]. K. HANDY, Pres't.
ELLIOTT O. D. Poor Sec'v je4
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WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF HOWARD
DISTRICT are requested TO meet at Browns HOTEL
FIIicott's Mills on Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock.
ie3 ]. S. WILLIAMS, Chairman
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HUNTERS MEDICINES.
ITO THE AFFLICTED--YE SHALL BE
n HEALED-Ye, who are AFFECTED be comtorted ana
mourn more Chase back the sigh of anguish to lts
bitter cell, and wreath thy lips VITA perennial smnc
Man guided by Science has pursued his deep esearch
amc n the wondrous works of nature, 'ke gnomes IN
the dark gold mine, and has gathered from her ample
stores, the secret mystery of SPEEDY CURE!
Come then-come one, come all. Shun rs you would
the insidous and fatal poison of the asp the destructive
Rosms of that vile herd of ignorant pretenders who
throng the paths of the unary with professions too ab
surd for Contradiction Come to the true fountain, We
prudent but more unfortunate victims OF disease and
share again in their plenude the blessings OF health
Do forget the only place in this city where you can
be effecuall and speedily cured of all symptoms OF the
bad diseases, the money returned, Is at
No. Pitt st, between Front street,
ma ID and the Bazaar Bridge.
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AEAYOR'S OEExCE, baltimore June Isl, loso
I'VE DOGS.-Thc Wilowing section of ga supple
nent TO Ordinance emitted an Ordinance 10 feetf
the evil practice of DOCS going at large within the city,
approved June 18TH 1889 published for the nforma-
ton of all concerned.
Sec. /. BE it enacted and ordained oy tne mayor anu
C;ty Counc of Baltimore, That the Mayor be- and ne
is hereby authorized and empowered to direct the Ciy
BalIffs and Police Officers and City Wachnen TO pro-
cure the destruction by poison otherwise, of all AMI
mails of the Dog kind going large IN any street, lane or
alley within the city of Baltimore.
Sec g And be it enacted and ordained lhat an ooss
90 deetroved shal be removed and buried without the
limits of the city, by such persons as may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor
The above sections OF the Ordinance VIII, on anu az
er Saturday next the 9Th inst. be rgidy enforced, OF
which all persons interested requested to take no
t;cr. ie4-4t s. C. LEAKlN, Mayor.
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aS9-sEvENTH WARDTIPPECANoEC LUB-Will
meet on FRIDAY next at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, at Mont
Bend-Reports and Addresses on important business
ace expected on that evening.
CHAS. w. HANSON, Prest.
R. II. COLEMAN, Scc'ry.
ie-d4t So
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EVANS, PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.

EVANs' PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
YHyTIE subscriber ia manufacturing c. o. E
II VANS reverse point or selfsharpening PLOUGHS;
each share (of iron) has points, and by revers-
ing, upon the principle of seshapenng, and there
fore economy in using These ploughs are made IN the
best possible manner and will be sold on reasonable
terms as can be had in this city; together with M ex-
tensve assormen. of other make of poughs and agcu
tura implements generally
DIES with Waldron's and Griffns Blades; Gram and
Grass SCYTIIES of Waldron's, Grlin's, and Ameri-
tools; Thresiling MACHINES, Horse powers, &c. sc.
have also patterns fo, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles to call and
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
J. : EASTMAN,
Sc Pratt St, between Charles & Hanover st.
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VESEfrIAN BLINDS AND MATTRASS ES
YHyItT subscribers have on hand andmake to order
superior Venitian 55nds of any color
do Hair and Husk Mattresses
Canton ana Spanish MATING & MATS
Sofas, Piano Stools and Rocking Chairs
At No. 7s5 Baltimore street Wareroom on Fayette
areet, east of Holiday street.
DIG JOSEPH CROOK s. GoTT.
NK/ ANTsG-A woman to do house work in gen
w erai. One that can come wei recommended,
viii find good situation by applying at No. n North
Front street, or at this Office
ma 81 1T
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SHAVING.
Read

SHAVING.
Z7ERBEEA CREAM-Read the following from
v the New York papers
awe believe il is the best shaving Soap in the world
N. I. Gazette.
ga luxury which those who are bothered with beard
can appreciate Dispatch.
ssWe have tried ii and find it very superior II soft
ems the beard and makes the operation gentle mag
netizing ''-Herad.
"We have determined that henceforth no other shaw
inc compound shall be applied to our face.-Seaday AT
las.
This delightful Shaving Cream is sold by
G. X. TYLER,
Corner Of East Baltimore and High St
~, Is Baltimore
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DORK, BMEF, BACON, &C.
Mess and Prime Pork
Mess Ne. and prime Beef
Lard IN bbls.
Bacon and Smoked Beef
Smoked snd Picked Tongues, fbr sa1shg
VAN DRUNT 4 ADAMS
Lexington siEeet, cppsdse Ne hafkethcas
mn n9-d1w
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uNIsTIING TACKLE-A general assortment,
81 and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country. -,
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Backsmths,
Al, sizes and at reduced prices wholesale and retail
For sale at DUKEHART'S Genenera Variety Store,
an 29-4tt No. I0lt Baltimore st.
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.e BALTIMORE, June 2, 1870.
Atmeeting of the Club held last evening, the follow
dng resolution was adopted:
Resolved That thanks be presented to Isaac Mum
roe Esq so copies of the Life of General Harrison
in the German Language presented by him to the Ciub
for aratuitous distribution. by order,
ie III. STORCH, Sec. G. I, C.
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SHOE THREAD.

N LARRABEE, No. 90, 8. CALVERT ST.
RLs Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOOLS, and SHOE FINDINGS in general has received
byhe late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment Of
SHOE THREADS, viz: Brown, Green, half Blesched,
White and Yellow, warranted OF the best qualities and
INGS viz: Shoe Knives Pincers Hammers, Awl Bladse,
Awl HATS Shoe Rasps, Kit Files Pegs ofa sizes, Boots
WeIting Linen and Cotton, Bos Cord and cast Shoe
Nails Size Sticks Shoe Brstles, SC he &c. The above
goods Of the best quality, and viii be sold
good the quality be had for IN this
or any other city.
Also on hand, LASTS every description ofthe latest
fashion, and made of the best limb Dunlops Celebrated
PASTE BI.ACKtNG.
sing elsewhere. sps OH
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TEyHE subscriber has just yeceived splendid sson
ID nent of Three-ply CARPETING, which ne re-
specially invites his friends and the public generally 10
call and examine He has hand large and well Sc
lected assortment of low priced, ne and superine In
rgan Carpeting fine and super tufted Rugs Floor Oh
Cloth, 6-4 a. and "a Mating, Table Covers &C. &c
RICHARD DUyAL.
m, "a No. 900 Baltimore ST
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GO TT BRAvELY BOYS.
rnOOTS CHEAP To SUIT THE TIMES
tTIP BOOTS and all that sort of things, at - and
~ pair Just the article 70 suit long march Ihey
will be found useful and needfu at the present ume
la3-Call and you shall be suited.
w WIN. H. BANGS,
No. III Baltimore street, opposite
maso-Im rFs the Town Clock.
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GARD
yHyHOMAS Il. POTTENGER begs to INFORM
Il his friends and the public generally that he con-
nucs attend late and early, at his 0fco northwest
corner of St Paus and Fayettee Streets and is prepar
ed to execute ON of reasonable TERMS with promptness
and accuracy every kind conveyancng; also covenants
agreements articles of copartnershp, bills of SALE APP
pTentices indeniures, &c. He will also state and adj
lust accounts prepare nsolvent papers, draw out last
wills and tesiaments, take dispositions, execute COM
missions, &C. with all Of which he has become familiar
employment. ma lC2awsw
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MHOCK WIEE.-A few cases very Superior Oh
HH HOOK WINE, for sale low 10 close, hy
THOS. PENNIMAN & co.
ma 81 n Bowly's wharf.
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WKTANTED TO HIRE good SERY.dNT
w who can Cook, Wash and Iron, for small fam
y Eve miles from the city slave who can be wen
recommended by her master, would be preferred APP
rly at the Pilot office.
ma l2-dtf
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nAPER-Lswtto close sales
90 reams IMPERIAL PAPER
90 % Medium DO
FIr - - yAAA3 B2yf3.7z
asN % tat>s Il, bsFiS's "a
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GPERM CANDLES
y 800 boxes n Bedford sssossed sises.
Far saIe hy TFzo4. WHrrRDcE,
y % " - Bovfys WIFI
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COLEMAN q JOHNSON.
ATTORNEYS 1T Lay.
NICHOLAS d. Coleman & Robert A. Johnson, have
y associated themselves in the practice of Law
Their Office Main street, Ficksburg next door to
the Post Office. ma ~
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

TNNHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PLY
n SIC of the University of Maryland, Will commence
the ensuing term the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER next and will contiKue until the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following.
Prof N. POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med
Il. w. HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene and
led. Juri5urudence
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-01
sHIPWRECK OF THE SCHOONER
DELAWARE-LOSS OF BOATS
CREW.

We gather from the New Orleans Pic
ayune the following particulars relative
to the schooner Delaware, to the fate of
which we alluded few days since. She
was bound from Texas TO New York, ana
was capsized in the Gulf of Mexico
about fortnight ago. Captain Brookfield
two passengers and two negroes took to
the sea in one boat, while bis brother
Charles, and the other mate, Hoffman.
together with two other negroes, left the
sinking schooner in another. Captain
BrOOkfeld and his companions were al
sea in this open boat one whole week
existing upon raw ham and brandy, their
only provisions, unlil they at last made
the Synth West Pass of Mississippi, and
landed among the pilots of the Bllize
towards whom Capt. Brookfield expresses,
himself in terms ofthe warmest gratitude
for their kind treatment.
A different fate belel the other boat.
which was capszed and the unfortunate
men clung 10 the bottom while strength
lasted, until one by one they sank into The
sea,and the poor male Brookfeld,t the Cap
tain,s brother, was left clinging to tn,
boat maniac. When found, his sell
ses were entirely lost, and he entreaten
the people who came TO save him, not
TO tako away his boat, for he was on his
way to Galveston, and was having very
prosperous voyage, The poor fellows
intellect was quite gone, and he could
not have sHrviyed many more hours. H.
was picked up, saved, completely restored
and brought to New Otleans by Captain
Smell, Of the brig Swan. Of Philadelphia.
Saturday Courier.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR TIE


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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-01
sheriRIs Bale,

10y virlus Ofa writ Of VeAditiOni Er.
~ pOnGs to me directed BY the Court
Of Common Please within and for Brown
County, Ohio; | will offer for sale, at the
front door Of the Court House, 10 George
town, on Saturday the 2nd day Of Janua.
~, i64l, between the hours of 10 "a
o'clock ON said day, the following real es
tate, to vii; In lot Number % in the
town OF HiRginsport, Brown County.
Ohio, containing n cunying shop, beam
house, baIk-mil, and other Improvements.
Also, tract or parcel Of land a6loining
said Ia lot, bounded as follows: Begin.
ming at The Northeast corner Of said In
lot, number 90, thence north in coniinu.
alton ofihe line of said LOT, number SO,
seven poles 10 stake south east corner
to Jesse Jones land; thence in west
direction with the line Of said Jones,
eight and half poles 10 the southwest
corner of said Jones; thence N north
direction FIVE poles 10 said Jones' north.
west corner in Jesse Dugin's line; thence
in west direction with said Dugin's line
ABOUT three poles to stone in said line; ;
thence in sou,herly direction with Du
gins lne seven poles 10 the northeast
corner Of Benjamin Stewards tract;
thence in an easI direction with Stewards
line about FIVE poles to said Stewards
north. east corner; thence in a southerly
direction with said Stewards line 10 the
Northwest corner Of In lot nWmber 90;
thence east with the back line Of said lot
FIVE poles TO the beginning, supposed to
contain two thirds Of an acre, more or
less. .... r.rs .Ff..,er Z.
To be sold as the property Of John
McGrew and Jesse Dugin, at the suiI Of
John F. Tomlinson against said Nc
Grew and Dugin. Valued at $1,000 90.
Terms cash. 'H.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sb'F. B. C. o.
Sheriff's Office. Nov. 2Sb, 1910. '
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-01
VIRGINIA.

1t affrds us pleasure to witness "lhe
unterrfied Commonwealth land of
Washington, Jefferson and Madison, per-
severing her pristine principles, and sus-
tanning the Democratic flag. Virginia
gives her vote to Martil Van Buren,, by
a majority of several thousand There
was MT State in the Union whose loss
we should have deplored SO much as that
which contains the urn Of Jefferson.
Well and nobly has the battle been there
fought and won. Immortal honors 10
Thomas RitChe--the fearless Editor
who has SO we'll contested this battle
We honor him for his worth, for his
zeal, for his honesty, and for his princi-
pies. There have been giants in the field
in this great contest in Virginia. The
fame of her William Smith, her Holiday,
and others, have extended to other States
We honor snd respect them, and never
did Virginia Democracy, and Virginian
principles, shine with brighter effnlgence
than at this moment. Let US rally around
the good old citadel, and save the coun'
try and the Constitution. She has stood
firm amid irials-"unterrifed" in every
storm. --undeceived hy her apoSiaie son,
"Oid YEginia ever dear."-[Times.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

pY virtue ofa writ Of YeHditiOni Er-
LIE ponds to me directed, by The Court
Of Common Pleas within and FOR Brown
county, Ohio; | will offer for sale, at the
front door Of the Courthouse in George
town, on Saturday the 2nd day Of January,
lS41, between The hours Of 10 and A o.
clock on said day, the following real es-
tate, to wit: A piece Of land bounded as
foIlows-Beginning 25 leet West Of the
Northwest corner Of lor decided by
Eras'us Adkins 10 james Doyle, dated
June 25th 1881; thence Snnrh I poles I'd
"a sake; thence West 80 poles to the
centre of The creek; thence North poles
to stone in the centre Of The creek
thence East 80 poles TO the beginning
containing about one acre, on the East
fork of The Little Miami, in Brown cOun.
ty. Ohio.
TO be sold as the property of Thomas
L. Shields, at the suit Of James Nordyke
aga INST Marcus Dennison and said
Shields. VaIued-a, $3.50. Terms, cash
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. c. o.
Shcrf''s Cfice, Nov. 29,b, 1910.