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

A LII those indebted to the estate of James
n Gootherman, late Of Urion township, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to settle the same
within enc year from this date; and all those
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, legally proven, for settlement.
ANDER >ON c. GOOTHERMAN, Admir-.
Nov. l7th, 1910. 4w%
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ID EMAINING in the Post Ofics at Scott,
IA Ohio, on the Both day of September, ls4O,
which IL not taken out in three months, will be-
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Anderson George B Meak Sarah Miss
Blair Saml. M Marlatt Josiah
Gavin Alexander w McCan Thomas
Cox James Marker John
Cap John McIntire james
Chatheld Stephen NaylOr Jemima Miss
Drake Hiram Puntney George H
DFaks John Farmer Henry
Earl John Ross Josiah
EdgingtOn Isaac Sterne WIN.
ETygh George Steel David Rev.
Gordon William Sharp Henry
Haughawout J D Thompson N D Doet'v
Hathaway King Thompson EphTa,m
Jackson Sanl, g Vance John
Lusk Rev. r Wilson JohnT0
Mcneil John Wallace Henry
Mccormick William 9 -..-..a.-
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List OF Letters
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at George
HI town, on the Goth day Of September l840
which ifnOt taken out in three months will bI
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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Brown David Brewer Joseph -.--.
Bower Peter Ball Mary Miss
Breckenridge Samue Bingaman George
Bingaman Frederick Buckner DR.. P. J..
BOO;hby Collins OrJ. Burger Simon
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
Clark Joseph Crawford John
Campbell John A Craig Andrew
Carson Mitchell CONT John
Craig John S. (dropt in box) Cock Henry
Collins ThOs.Or Elizabeth Campbell John M.
Day Joseph Davis A M
Dsvore David G. Esq.
Edwards Robert Evans AnthOnyjE
Ferguson Mrs. Ann
Gibson JameSR 2 Galbreath Miss Rachel
H
Holman Micheal Hagen Charles O
Hanna H K Hamer Thos. LIZ
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Jacobs Jacobs John
Johnson JameSB
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King John
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Lewis E M Esqr Leach Thomas
Leisure A s
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Martin John Martin John B.
Miller Robert G McGowah William
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Payne H B Packer High
Psttigon AbSolem Pollock William
R
Ro ,ey John Ross Cant Samuel
Rilea Thomas Ross Samuel Jr, ="
Salisbury T Snlth Charles B,
Solenberger VIM. Slaney John
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Woods James Williams Rev. OlivsrP.
Wilder Rev. M H Williams VIM B
Wilson james Wright Robert T
Wall James
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II town, on the Both day Of September l840
which II not taken out in three months will bs
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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In Dummcrsiop. 23d uli Of nphus fever. Cynthia
Mann daughter Of Mr. Stepheo Mann. aged 10 years.
Printers in Mass requested to notice.
Al Port Gibson, Miss. 18th ut. MIR John Wells,
formerly Of Greenfield.
In Mortified, 29ih ult. Mrs Selma c., wife OF sir
George w. Iioiion, ag' d is years and III months.
She had been married only 10 months.
In COlerain 5ih inst. Mrs Jane Strong, wife OF Mo
Elijah Strong, aged 81.
IL Wendell sih ult. widow Sarah Wilson, ag. 81.
Ia Colerain, 4h inst. Nj Solomon Gleason, very
worthy citizen lie had been to a aeighbors on busi-
ness, and was returning home, when he taken 10
a fit and expired IN y few hours.
At Hartford, ca. 81 inst. George $ Root, Esq. aged
"a, long resident Of Chesterfield, N H. An honest
man, the nohlest work Of God.
In Three Rivers, LC 23d ult. after nm Illness OF a
few DAYS. the notorious Stephen Burroughs, one OF the
earliest settlers Of the Eastern Townships in that
Province.
In Bennington. goth ult. Mr. Ronulos walbridsc
aged SO.
AT Standish, Maine. Of consumption, Jan. 20h. So
pha r. Eaton, wife Of Rev Clark Perry, and daughter
Of Mr. Simeon Eaton, Of Brat,eboro VI. 10 the Boil
year OF her age.
Mrs. Perry was extensively known in her native
state as faithful aud successful teacher Of youth Du
ring the last term OF her teaching in the Academy o
her native village there season oil deep religious
interest, which resulted in the conversion OF large
number OF her pupils, and which fixed lasting im
press upon the character of her pieiy.
ln all the various relations OF lite she discharged
her duties with modesty and fidelity which secured
to her the confidence and affection OF all with WHOM
she was acquainted. She Was much endeared to
large class Of Infant Sabbath School scholars, laugh
I by her the last summer OF her life.
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the reply and sending ito the said Ameri-
can merchants, Slureis and others, for their
obedience, uniting ali the particulars, issue
this edict, that all merchantmen who come
to Canton to trade may fully know its con
tents let them accord their obedience
When your ships arrive and have proceed
ed to the Bogue, lei them wait until the boats
from the admiral have examined that there
he nothing contraband, nor any warike
weapons on board, when the pilot will carry
them to Whampoa. They are not TO anch.
or within the Chain passage, nor are. they
TO loiter and grope about, delaying their en-.
trance. II is right that all be obedient and
no, oppose. A Special Edct.
Taonkwnng, 10 year, 8 month, | dry
Sept lS, 1889.
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MARRIED..

Ia Townshend, by James Taggarl, Esq. Mr Luke
Coy, to Miss Julia Bugbre, hhih Of WinhaIl. VI.
In Gpilford, Feb. l9h by DIR. Stevens, Mr. Joseph
Green, to Miss MAiissa Gondiug, both Of q.
In Vernon, llIh inst by Levi Sioddard. ESQ. OF
Brattleboro, Mr. Roswell =. Wood to Miss Amanda A.
Lee, both Of Vernon.
In that blessed book, for one bad fault,
We read Lots wife was chang'd to salt;
Miracles vet continue good
For human flesh has iurn'd to Wood.
AT Vernon, 20h ult by c. Washurn, Esq. Mr. Geo
A. Alexander Of Greenwich Village, Mass. TO Miss
Sarah Reed of Mortified, Mass.
In Montpelier, ilh inst. G. l.. Knapp, ESQ to Mia
Fanny Garter.
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JAYNE's ExpEcToRANT BY reference 10
our advertising columns, it will be seen that
this valuable Medicine is offered for sale In this
city, by e. w. But, Agent, We esteem i 4
pleasure to be able to recommend this medi-
cine, as the best calculated for the purpose Of
curing coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, and
all affections Of the lungs. From long per
sonal acquaintance with Or. Jayne, we know
that he is no quack, aud his medicines are no
iosfrums Of that modern cry-up, but are thu
result Of his long experience as practising
physician, and the expense Of great labour.--
Hartford, c., Daily Revier.
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Win llham COuntyMutual Fire
Insurance Company.

HNHlS Company was organized the 18th
Il day of August last, since which time the
Directors have effected insurance upon property
of different kinds, in this County, TO a much
larger amount than was anticipated THE period
of'its organization. Applications for insurance
upon extra hazardous. property, like Tanneries,
Paper Mills, and Factories, have in all cases
been rejected.
Amount Of property insured, SI53,ssl &C
Amount Of premium notes received, I0,I69 81
Amount OF 5 per cent. received on
premium notes, sos Cd
No. of Policies issued, 202.
Eight applications, amounting to $780,
already remain in the office Of the Secretary
upon which, when approved, Policies will BE-
issued, which will increase the amount Of pro-
perty to SI6l 1881 &c, and the number of poll
cies to 2l0.
Only 90 Stores, Taverns, Shops and Mill;
have been insured, which, il will be seen, il
less than one tenth of the whole number oil
policies issued. Nine tenths and more of the
property insured by this Company, consists ex-
clgsively of dwelng-honses in villages, farm.
houses, together with barns and sheds, includ.
ing the hay, grain, and ordinary produce oil
the farm.
The State Company, at its annual meeting
in October last, passed resolution instrucline
its Directors TO cancel all policies which might
be forwarded to the Secretary for that purpose
so that any individual member of said Company
who is DESTROYS of changing his insurance, car
readily effect the same by transmitting his
policy by mail to the Secretary, at Montpelier
accompanied with request that the same be-
cancelled, and simultaneously prepare and for.
ward through SOME agent, an application FOL
insurance at this office.
At least four-flhs of the policies issued by
this Company since its organization in Aug usi
last, have been taken by the inhabitants d
Rockingham, Westminster, Putney, Newfant
and Wilmington. II the proverbially prudent
and careful farmers and house-holders Of these
wealthytowns have aciedwisely in this respect
to all Others in different sections Of The County
we would respectfully say, eco thou ard dc
likewise.''
By order OF the Directors,
MARSHALL NEWTON, Sec'ry.
New Fame, Jan. IS, 1910. %
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Herald.
Missionnry

FHvHiS work is published monthly by the
a. .4merican Board Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions. II holds high rank among
the periodicals Of the day. The great value of
this publication ought TO secure for it wider
circulation In the community. People of all
classes and professions, will find i interesting
and instructive. Besides the religious intelli-
gence, il gives much Information concerning
parts Of the world which have hitherto been
little known-their geography, history, man
ners and customs, Sc. SC. No other publica-
ton in our country has done 80 much TO exc
tend knowledge Of many countries which
have hitherto been almost unknown. They
who take this work viii. not only find them
selves amply repaid by the perusal of its con-
tents, but viii also aid the BOARD in their be.
nevnlent object Of eyaneelizing the world.
The above work can be had Of the subscriber
| who has been appointed Agent. Those who
have not money, produce OF most kinds will b'
received at lis cash value. Price so per year
A. r. DWlNELL.
Brattleboro, Feb. e, 1910. 9.
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Brighton Market---Monday, Feb. 10, 1910
tRepor,ed for the Daily Advertiser & Pairiot.l

At market 3i7 Beef Cattle, 6l0 Sheep.
Priccs--B Beef Caiic-- Our quotations last week for
first quality should have been 81 instead vf as,
reported. We quote this week, first quality ~;
ond SO rs "A 8 rs; third 50 20 o 75.
Cows aud Calses-Very few at market, and no sales
were noticed.
Sheep-O&'hg TO the large number ut market as
week prices did not much advance. We quote lot,
at 90 so, So, g rs, and so.
Swine-None ut market.
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QUAKE & LAWRENCE have on hand, a
- few Of the improved C YLlN ID E r
CHURNS, for sale. Those wishing for the
above article are requested to call and examine
for themselves, as they are an excellent article.
Feb 10. "a
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Hats, Caps and Furs.

NEW style Brush, Nutri and Nspi Hats;
IN with every style and quail ~ pf Fur,
Worstcd and Cloth CAPS; Boas; F'us Capes;
Gents. Fur Collars; Swans Down and Fur
Trimmings for Cloaks, just received and for
sale, at very reduced prices, by
Dec. o5. 4. w. PROUTY,
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Is Selling at Cost.

HENRY WHEEL0CK has general as
u IL sortment of Superior and FASHlONA-
BILE GOODS, many of which he will sell at
CosT for CAsH,-and for such other pay, or
terms, as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
FLOUR by the Barrel and half barrel.
Cook Stoves, Carpeting and Mating, on
commission.
Williamsve, Feb, 8, 1910. %
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OOO SAP BUCKET s, for sale by
OOO J. C. STONE & CO.
Green River, Feb. IS, 1910. 81
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o. SELLING OFF Ar COST

Joel RANNEY is DESTROYS of Closing his
- Business in this section Of the country
aud will sell his entire STocK of Goops COM
prising general assortment usually kept in q
country Store, at CosT, for CASH only.
N. ID. All Persons having unsettled nc
counts are requested TO call and SETTLE; and
all indebted to make immediate Payment.
JOEL RANNEY.
GuiIford, Jan. 90. 1910. 80
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The Valuable Series OF
Standard School Books

0ONSISTING Of the FRANKLIN PRl-
- MER, the IMPROVED READER, the
GENERAL CLASS BOOK and the POPu-
LAR READER.
Es-Aiter the experience of years 10 the use
of these Books, il Is now admitted BY cxperis
enced Teachers, and our most disiihg
literary men, that in their adaptation to the
wants Of Common Schools, they are among the
best published in the United States. tr3~ Not
ercetied by any.
For sale by the Publishers PHELPs & Ix-
oEnsoLL, Greenfield, Wholesale and Retail.
Also in Brattleboro, by JOS. STEEN.
| January %, 1910. Swins22
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BY SINGLE and DOUBLE ENTRY.
YgyHIS work is designed for Common Schools,
n and contains oil that Is necessary to Fl
person for the counter Of the merchant, or the.
operations of the mechanic and fafmer OF
this work, il Is remarked, that ssit takes away
the mysteries that have enveIopcd the subject,
and presents il in way that is ineligible and
interesting to all ordinary capacities" An
other thing to recommend il, is the low price nt
which 1t is sold, being about SO per cent chea-
per than most Of the works on this subject and
vet this Book contains all that is necessary 10
make thorough and accomplished accountant.
For sale by the Publishers, PHELPS d
iNGERSOLL, Greenfield, Mess. Also by
J. STEEN, Brattleboro.
January 80, 1870. swinsaa
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Imprisonment for conscience sake,-Mr.
Charles Stearns, ofGreenfeld, Mass clerk
10 the Ani-Slavery Depository in this city,
was yesterday imprisoned in the Hartford
County Jail, for refusing on account of con-
scieniious scruples in regard to military war
fare to pay fine imposed upon him by Cap
tain Merriman, OF the Hartford Invincibles,
for neglecting TO perform military service
last autumn Hart Couyant
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Rohan Potatoes.

A TEw Bbls. Of the celebrated RoHAs
IA PorAroEs, for sale by
Feb. l. HALL & TowNSLEY,
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PENNsyLvANIA.-The loan to enable the
State OF Pennsylvania TO pay the interest on
its loans on Monday OF last week, was obtained
from The three following banks, viz: Bank of
the United States $500 900; Pennsylvania
Bank 100000; and Girard Bank 100000.
We are happy TO learn, for the credit Of the
State, that the interest was paid in specie or its
equivalent. II seems TO be anticipated that, as
the result Of this loan to the State, or Of some
understanding upon which il was obtained,
that the legislative measures for coercing the
backs TO immediate specie payments, will not
be pressed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-14

Loco Foeo objections 10 General Hcrrison
for President He is poor; Cd, He
lives in log cabin; Sd, He eats corn bread
4th, He drinks hard cider 9th. He poughs
his own fields, and labors with bis own
hands, and 9th, Although tens, and hun
dreds oflhousands Of dollars Of the peoples
money have passed through his hands, he
has nerer stolen a cent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-14

Sprung Leak Lake Jackson a con.
siderable body Of water near Tallahassee,
in Florida, has disappeared The lake
must have sprung leak, There seems to
be a fatality attending every thing called
Jackson. Every ship or steamer called by
that name meets with disaster. and the
whole country nearly went to ruin under
the same hame.-N " Com.
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SUB AGENTS.
Chas. W. joy; Williamssiile; Hiram Baldwin, Do
VERT Smith x Glaser, Londonderry; a. y. Child,
wmipgon Philip Marin, Guilivid J. G. Stone
& Co. Guiltord, Green River. Sept 1883.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16
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a
IL ~ vegetable. composed With the stsctest prcc
ion oi science and OF art; they produce nsusca
alslare warranted The following diseases which
arise from impurities Of the blood. vu--ApoIlexy
B,lloss affections Coughs Colds. liberated throat
Scsslet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases ef the Khli.eys and Bladder Affections pecu
liar To females and all those diSsas~s Of whatsoever
kind, 10 which human nature IA sabject where the
stomach is affected
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. q COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver complaint. Dyspepsia bilious Diseases.
pil.s ulcers. female weakness and all cases Of hypo-
ehondriacsn. low spirits pslpi,aiion Of the heart. ner
vous rritabIy, nervous weakness. huor sbus seminal
weakness indigestion loss Of appetite heartburn gen.
sra debility. bodily weakness chlorsis or green sick
hatulency hystcrcs fainiings. Mysteries. head
lche-, hiccup. sickness. night mare rheumatism
,slhma. tic douloureur. cramp spssmodc affections
ind those who are victims to that most circulating
sorier Corr will find relief fom their suferings by
a couNs VI DIR. Evans mc1seine.
Bsps,~ of Counierfsifs>-CAUrios: BE particular
in purchasing TO see that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice of its entry according 70 Act Of Con-
yress And be likewise particular in obtaining them
AZ 100 Chatham street. New-york, or from the REcu-
Lar AGENTS. VIM. H. KING, Whecfrng.
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From the Louisville Price Current. May D.
REVIEW OF TIE MARKET

REMARKs-After our last the river rose q very
considerable height. but has since fallen back
era feet We continue TO have occasional rains. and
navgaiion may be expected TO continue good for some
time come. Business continues good, there beng
good demand for groceries.
BAcoS-fIog round is sill taken from wagons al
ceats. In SIT rJs il is worth g.. The demand for
shipment has been irifiine. Mddiings find favor.
and sell s stores at 81 Sales of superior hams
cents from stores We quote NJ "a 3.
CoAL--Arrsed this week, 10000 bushels-retails
At l2 l2a l2i cents.
CoTroS-we notice no sale. Stock very light.
Arrived 81 bales.
FEATHERs-35c
FLouR.-The market is almost entirely hare In lots
il woi ID command SO IS.
MoLAssEs.-We may continue quotations OF 25
a % cents Scarcely any arrived.
PoKK.--Small sale Of Mess Of Sl3 80 and SD
Prime, Sill.
PorAroEs-At the river, 49, SO cts
RAGs-3i cts.
SALT-kenawhs so a Sc cts.
SsoAR-The demand for sugar continues good. and
notice a better feeling. Prime may be quoted NJ
5 a s. -vcry superior being extremely scarce. Ari
we'd this w EEK Of New Orleans. 246 hhds The stock
Of loaf toerably large worth from fifteen and Ia
cents.
WHsKEY.-Sales Of common AT 81 %.
ToBAcco.-Saes this week Of l3l hhds. AT 81 and
SIS rs No. / So , so. No. 2; and 81 SO a - 50,
No. g.
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m aria
m OWLETTs TABLES or INTEREST-Fnh
II, Edition just received end for sale by
STEPHENSON g. CARwOOD.
may I O. Gazette copy.
WHEELING INSTITUTE.

TByHE undersigned desires 10 give notice that hs
H chage Of the Female School in the Institute
will he rcsun,ed Tuesday l9h last also that The
Male schools hitherto undorihe direction Of The Messr.
Csuninrs viii AZ The time be transferred 10 him.
IN connerion with the Res. ]. Carson. who will he
known hereafter ~ Teacher Of the Classical Depart
meni. and loini Head Of the Institution.
The English Department will also he supplied with
n eouoetent and erpsnenced Teacher. and every e.
Cor, will be made render both Schools worthy an In
creased patronage.
TERNS-same as heretofore. va; for oil branches
purely English. a. Spelling Reading Writing. Ariih.
nsiic, Geography English Crammaf, snd History 80
t,er term Of ~ week. Cor al others $40. per term
The Teachers wish the assurance 70 be conveyed 70
the patrons of the institute. that a. hue change viii Be
made IN ike ..oie Of conducting the Schools as vel
~ IN ,he books used and the course Of studies pursu
cd a. he nature Of The will admit, IN order thu
Inc d,s,d vantuE es ordinarily resulting from change
Teachers. my be a. fer possible avoided
~ ICRRAY
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THE NERVOUS & DEBILrrATED.-DR


II EVANS TONIC PlLIS.-The powers Of E.
vans Camomile Pills such. that the FACILITATING
he art. tho tremuous hand. the dizzy eye and
the huiicring mind. vanish before their effects
like noxious vapsrx before the benign influence Of
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for the Of lniermens together with fevcrs
Of the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis
ceral distractions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints. gen.
erl debility, indigestion and its consequences. want
ofappete. dstension of the st mach acidity; unpea
SAM taste in the mouth. rumbing noise in the bowels.
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, responding. Thoughtful. melancholy and de-
lected Hypochondriacism. consumption. dimness Of
sight dclirum, and all other Affections these
pulls will produces a safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills frsi introduced in America in 1895.
Be,oare IF C,unterteifs--CAurioS.-Be particular
in purchasing that the label VI this Medicine
contains notice OF its eIfry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross And be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST., New-Ysrk, or from the regular
agent VIM H. KING, Wheeling.
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