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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
Great Attraotions!!!

Great Attractions!!!
In the way Of Bargains Vat Now7and g.
Snsdiker's Cash Store.
TiNVERY body is taken up with the
idea, that Ripley is the only place
in the universal world, to buy cheap
goods. But, we say to The People, come
to Russelvlle; save your toll; the wear
and tear Of your horses and wagons,
thus making a great saving at once, be-
sides buying your goods as cheap. We
have sugar on hand that we are selling
at s l-3, which we defy the Ripley
merchants to beat; Coffee of superior
quality, and very low; Molasses Of the
very best quality, at 43 cents per gallon,
OF by the five gallons, at 40cenls. And
we have Just received 90 kegs Of nails,
which, if any thing, are cheaper than
can be bought in Ripley. Also, a large
lot Of Indigoes, Of the best quality at So
per ID; Madder, Copperas, Alum, Log
wood, &c.
We have also Just received large lot
Of Dry Goods, which we are selling very
low for cash or Produce--among which
is beautiful lot of English merinos.
which is given up by all to be the cheap,
est that has ever been offered for sale in
this place; also, Merino ShawIs, Blanket
Shawls, cloths, cassimeres, veslings,
cheap calicoes and brown muslins.
Don't forget the place, at the Cash
Store Of
NOWLAND g. SNEDIKER.
N. 3. Just received 20 kegs Tar,
cheap
Wanted, Flannel, Linsey, James, Feath-
ers, Butter and Flaxseed, for which we
! will pay the highest market price III
goods. N. 81 S.
Russelville, Oct. IS, 3s4l.-n.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
Execntrix,s Notice.

A Ill those indebted to the estate of William
"A Brown, deceased, late of Byrd township,
Brown county, are hereby notified to make inn
mediate payment. Those having claims against
said estate are required to present them, legally
proven, within one year from the date hereof.
ELIZABETH BROWN, Executrix.
Nav 17th lSlI
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
Executors Notice.

have taken out letters of Administration on
tho estate of Joshua Jordan, late of Brown coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those INTERESTED will take
notice accordingly.
JAMES LoUDEN, Executor of
the estate Of Joshua Jordan, deceased
September IA, l5Il.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
T O U N ID

N Asst week in this town, pocket
book containing small sum of mo-
my, Thc owner may obtain the same
by calling at this Office and proving prop.
erty.
Georgetown, Oct Is, 1S4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
Notice..

The claims belonging to the late firm of
r. Myers g. B. C. Baker areleft with me for col
lection. Those who wish to save costs, will call
Immediately and discharge them.
d. G. DEVORE.
July l7th 1871.
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LIST OE LETTERS

ID EMAlNING in the Post oGice at Russell
II vile, Ohio,on the Both of September, ,lS4l
which, if not taken out in three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Elijah Willis Isaac MalIit
Mary Brown Mrs Sarah Jane d avis
WIN Russell 2 William Brown 2
" illiam Wright Mary Rowland
Wm Williams Francis A. Drake
John Carleton Jacob Aid
jesse Philips Abraham $, Butt
Waner joins s. X. Stiyers
James Erwin Henry Biddls
.Mathos Reisal
R. D. TOMB, P. M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
Administratrix's Notice.

A Lhthose indebtid to tbs estate of John
N Fox decst sed, late Of Scott TOWNSHIP,
Brown. county, Ohio, are hereby notified 10 make
immedinte payment. Those having claims
ugainst said estate arc requested to present them
legally proven, within one year from the date
hereof.
SARAH FOX, Administrative.
OSDbsf 4tA, Is4Is4E
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26

T. Is Is said to be man down east
whois SO short that he has TO get on a
stump 70 buIioR bis ShiTtcOllsr
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26

J, r. CHANDLER, Editor of the U. S.
Gazette, Is to pronounce the Annual Ora
ton at Plymouth, Ms, on the 22d Deer
next.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
SHERlFF'S SALE.
DL1GLGlI . SALE.
Silsby Stevens Clermont Com. Pleas,
VS.. PIuries Venditioni
c. L. Riley alias ErpOnGs.
Colv;n DIov


VS.. Pluries VenditiOni
G. L. Riley alias ErpOnOs.
Calvin L Riley.
10y virtue of writ of reuditioni erpO-
~ mas TO mo directed by the Court
of Common Pleas within and for CIer-
mont County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
the front door of the Court house in
Georgetown, on Saturday, the 9th day
lofNovember l64l, between the hours Of
10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, The follow
ing described tract of land, situate in
Grown county, Ohio, on the waters of the
east fork otthe Lutte Miami, part of q
survey made in the name of William Ly-
tie, No. - bounded as follows: Begin.
ming at an elm and two sugartrees south
west corner of Isaiah Wells; thence north,
2 degrees east, l25 l-3 poles to a stone
and dogwood; (; thence west76 l 4 poles TO
beech dogwood and sugartree, north
oast of Abraham Hickman; thence south,
2 degrees east 165 poles TO stone;
thence north, so degrees east, % poles to
maple and whteoak; thence north
with d line of John Kain DO poles to .
stone, between an ash and sugartree
stump of the original corner; thence east
with another of John Karn's lines So poles
TO an elm and two sugartrees TO the be-
ginning, containing sixty-four acres and
one halfand IL poles, be the same more
or less.
Ordered to be sold as the property Of
Calvin L. Riley, in the above CASE
Terms cash
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'E:
B. G. o.
Sheriff's office, Oct 4th lS4l. -
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N o T &c E

is hereby given, that petition will be prs-
sented to the next Legislature of the State Of
Ohio--Praying for an extension of the charter
of the corporation of the town of Higginsport,
Brown county, Ohio. The extension prayed
for is-that all additions made to said town
since its incorporaton--the burying Ground and
Donation gound made to said town by the orig
inal proprietor may be within the incorpora ratiOn.
For which purpose it is asked thst SO much as is
included within the following bounds, be incor-
porated as the town of Higginsport, with all
additions which shall hereafter be made to said
Town. Beginning at the mouth OF White Oak
creek running thence due north to the State
road leading from Higginsport to Georgetown:
thence S. w with said road so as to include tho
dwellings Of Jesse Jones and Benjamin Stewart,
10 the north line of the town of Higgnsport as
it stands recorded upon the plat of said Town;
thence w. with said north line of said town to
Locey's Run; thence south with said Run to the
Ohio River; thence east with said River to ths
MANY PETITIONERS.
Hgginsport, Sept 29th, 184I
!
Thos. Butt, Michael Bender, John Lafaber,
Matthew Gardner, Robt. Bow en-, and all 9TH
ers whom it may in any way concern,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
| |FNHAT shall attend with the Surveyor OF
Il Brown county, on the 18th day of Decem-
Der next, between the hours of nine O'Clock In
the forenoon, and two O'Clock i'm the afternoon Of
said day, at the three sugar trees, an elm, and
large black walnut, the northwest corner Of
Thos. FOx's 1900 acre survey, No. 700: the be-
ginning corner ofNathaniel Fox's 5000 acre sur.
vey, No I025, and the south west corner of Lew
is Lunsford's 1865 2-3 acre survey, No. 1885,
thence with his line between the said Thos. and
Nathaniel Fox's said surveys, South, and with
the line between said Thos. Fox's said survey
and lsham Hendricks survey No. 5I79, and
Samuel Hopkins l400 acre survey, No. 1887, so
far as to perpetuate testimony relative to my
lines and corners on said surveys. We shall
adjourn from day to day, and from time to time,
as circumstances may re Iuire, until the Same is
completed. DISPOSITIONS, il necessary, will bo
taken toprove any Of said lines and corners, or
any of my lines and corners. You can attend il
you think fit.
BASIL McKELFRESH.
Sept. 30th, ls4l.-6w.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
Cash Store,

r HAVE received fresh supply Of seasonable
Il Goods, which viii sell as low as such goods
can be purchased at any other Store in Georee-
town, for Cash. Allpersons having open accounts
will please call and settle.
Sept. 10Th, IS4I-4t
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N NOTICE f

A I my instance an attachment was this day
"A issued by Alanson A. Hallstsd a Jusfies
Of the peace of Perry Township, Brown COUNTY,
Ohio, against the property and effects of Michs.
el Bradley an abscOnding debtor This sth daV
ofOOtober, A, d. lS4I. Trial set 2Oth Novem.
bur next, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
JOHN BRUNAUGH.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
WILL TAKE NOTICE,

That petition was filed against them on the
7Ih day of September, A. d. ls4l, in the Court
ofGonmon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, by Ich-
'bCd d Rowland, and is s.ow pending, wherein the
said Ichubod HowlNnu demands partition of the
following real estate, lying in said county on the
waters of the west fork of Eagle creek, beginning
at the mouth ofthe little west fork of Eagl, creek
at a sycamore and blackberry; running South, 4
deg. east,to the---west corner of--~Foxes sur
vey of 30 > acres; thence south to Eagle creek
and up tle same on the east side to the beginning;
containing 100 acres; and that at the next term
of the said Court application will be made by tbs
said Ichaood Rowland fotan orderthat partition
may be made of said premises .,..,
~ ICHABOD ROWLAND.
A. ELLISON, Atty for Petitioner
September 7th, lS4l, LtA
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26

Brown County Common Pleas.
John Rowland, Levi Rowland, Nathan.
iel Rowland, Thomas Rowland, Tzatus
Rowland Stephen Rowland, - How.
land, widow Of John Rowland, deceas.
ed, Charity Rowland, Maryby Jacobs
and Thornton her husband, Deborah
Myers, and--Mvers her husband,
Ruby Reed, and William her husband,
and Parmelia Davidson, LucindaDavd-
son, Harriet Davidson, Greenleaf David
son, ,Penbrook Davidson, Melinda David
son, and Mary Ann Davidson, and Jo-
seph Davidson
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Hlgginsport, Sept 2sth, 1s4I.

Thos. Butt, Michael Bender, John Lafaber,
Matthew Gardner, Rob.. Bow en-, and all 9TH
ers whom it may in any way concern,
WILL TAKE NOTICE.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-26
Land For Sale.

sherif's office, Oct. 4th ls4l.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

TGNIlERE Is NO longer any doubt but UNLIIu
Il BkOWN Compound Boneset Cnrdy, If You get the
genuine, will cure Cough remove Noaseress, ana C.aI
The Voice, For Nocass and Pebble speakers
Is ow IN extensive sc.asoior the errc iCots lLih
eiz looping Cough, and all other Diseases Of The breast
and Lungs. No can hut he convinced of its ehrhC!
after examining list OF names Of individuals who have
been cured anu willing he referred 10, Nr0htr eN
dence OF its eEcaci this Certificate ofMr. Richardson
heleby certify that, 10 the month OF FEBRUARY! le9'i
manufactured, from mcdicHtcd detection lurhisled bi
Mr. Brown, $50 It's vi his Compound LOLts.i CALM! ahd
that IN the month OF the present year, loly mth
licturd Tor him rwcny-threc HGndred anu siAH eish'
pounds. .,, ,..,..
r were rot what 1t is sad to be- why would tie sales
show such an increase aud every body Is prasing H. III
fact II is literally IN the nOuih Oi the whole community
For the genuine call for Browns 6Onesc Candy ,whcH
/. r sale In Boston only By the proprietor, ael washing
ton SIT r. Preston Federal st-Joselh kidcer Court -
i. H. Snow, Hanover st-Seh Fowe, Prince sl-fowi'
AZ CO. Green st-S. Carter, Hanover SID. l.. BraDite
school st-G Carlton, Lowell-Nlursi, RONburi d Bacl
observation-disclosures Davis. Newrou-1hornion, New
Be,liori-B. Porter, Salem-Tasgard huclnuIe. Char
lesion For sale by the proprietor u stuArts NaLil'
Braid Rock, and other kinds OF Candy.
Coupor ~ BoSEsEr CANDY. The Candy PREPARED b,
William Brown, No. 4sl Washington street from e'ea
vare, Of vegetable materials many Of which are oie' al
vantagusl used separately Tor the cure o Colds, whci
SCALED the Compound Boneset Candy, Is recommends
,ceen article for the relief Of coughs and Affection
OF the throat. boston Daily Adv.
For sale by T. HUTCH NSON, Jr. Woodstoek,Nt
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
FACTORY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
For SALE,

E'oR sale and will be disposed OF on terms extremely
l. favorable TO purchasers. the extensive and complete
Wooden Factory in Chester; South Village county ofWnd
sor and State Of Vermont, formally owned aud occupied
by W. Il. " 5. W. johnson, together with two cGrdns
Machines, and other Machinery tor dressing cloth.
The Build gs large and Commodious and So nrran-
sed that Machinery MAY be set up for doing Wholesale
business in us eusy and, ample manner us any other es-
Enlistment IN the vicinity, Also two small convenient
dwelling houses, adjoining the above premises with gar
dens attached TO the same will be sold or rented
The location of the establishment being in village
through which the great thorough fare pnsses from Lowell,
Mass Troy, N. ", aud from Kecne H., to Eurlng
ton, W., affords every facility for doing IN extensive GUS
business, and will he Sold uron such terms ms tOgivc
the purchaser fir chance for doing lucrative business
II the above described premises rot di>pustd oi n.
private sale before the fourth day Of March they
will on that day he sold at public auction.
For terms and other particulars, application may be
made to CHARLES EOMu NDS.
Chester, VI. January, s, 1911. S'.sw
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not our own producers directly affected by t--does
not the farmer thereby loose market and conse-
quently sale OF portion Of his produce Most
certainly Tor the more, the higher the tax is upon
foreign article the less will be imported, and Of
course the less ofou own produce il will require to
pay Tor them, therefore every additional tax or du-
ty, cuts of the sale of an equal amount Of our own
productions Any one can see this for il we i'm
port million Of dollars worth Of silk, we pay for it
by sending million OF dollars worth of cotton,
Hour, lumber, or something else of our own pro-
ducng, that is, it makes market for million Of
dollars worth of something from own resources,
Now suppose we put so heavy duty upon it that
only half million will be imported, of course half
million of flour or cotton pays for it, and we have
the other half million on hand because there is no
market abroad. Thus the producer is directly and
vastly injured by this or any other tax or duty. As
The South produces most, they are more sensitive
about high tariff than any other class of people,
and this wild srheme Of. Mr. Clay the confdanl of
Harrison, is already receiving the bitter denuncia-
lion it richly deserves. from even those patriotic
and consistent Southern "Whigs," who were loud
est before the late election in contending against
that man whom the "whigs" at the North ridicul-
ed and Reproduced as the " Northern man with
Southern principles" Verify they will have their
reward in The reproaches of their own conscences
the standard Of rebellion is already reared in the
camp--and in sack-coih and ashes will they curse
the hour when they were beguiled to oppose Mar
lin Van Buren,, the candidate supported by their
natural allies, the Democracy of the North. 1t will
not be long before the party that will soon take the
helm Of Government, if party it can be called, will
be known as The party Of tariff and taxation,
New Era.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
TO TTED BARD HEADED
AND OTuLRS.

Docs any know a neiahlOr friend who has been
Bald and whose head IS now covered with fire hair -
one whose coat collar covered with GandIu, though
brushed every hour--wigh has vanished sutrtlyi
Or one whose hair al early age tuiLs grey, who
now has not grey hnri Children whose heids COW
cred with scurr-wluse hair would grow that are
uoyy growing the fullest crops Of hair: some
he hnown To most Iersuns. Ask them cause, and lou
will be told these things have been Uy the use Of tho
BALM OF COLUMBIA. of 20 wears grOV III Is ills arti.
cc its dcmand increasing annually hundred per cet.
though when discovered not 0pposou by any thing for
the same purpose, now assaulted by almost huibtT!css
mushroom trash preparations thai viii ran the hair used
to any extent Can than these facts be wanted-re-
fer To the recommendations 10y lsto names Of resrec'-
biy unequaed by any othernrtce Look 10 these things
by tn, article STAY and preserve your hair by its use or
bald restore it, Ladies' attend to thshnndrcds in fish
onahe life nre usii the OILY article really III for tho
toilet Long hair is very apt 10 fall out Ladies, use The
Balm of Columbia IL time osave yourselves the disgrace
of badness by neglect Of your persons,
1t is YOUR duty morast to preserve the beauties OF
nature, with which n hnnnt Creator has endowed you
thn EnlIn lnr IL VIII do II.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
CONsU MILTON AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
DIR. TAYIOR'S
BALsAM OF LIV ERWoRT.

TJAS been used successfully for eight years in the oureo
these diseases. Remember! the original aud gem
ne il made ONLY at 80 BOwcsy, y. Y. ALL others are
spurious und unauthorized.
CONsUMpTION AND LIVER COMpLAINT.-As a
general remedy for these Diseases am M satisfied, from
long experience there II" medicnc.q TO Dr. TaI Tor
Basam Of Lveworl. Being purely vegetable 1t can be
used with the utmost saet, by all persons in every cOndl-
ton II ceascs the lungs by expecoraiion, relieves dii-
.ut breathing, and 10 heal tile chest There can
he no question, hut this nctciLe Is certain cure Tor
chronic coughs and colds. have used it Tor iour ears III
my P''''''' A. +. ROGERS, NJ. d.
rCONsUMPTlON The following rcinarhswerc Ia
ken from the last number Of the Medical Mngaziue-
"The surprising effect produced by Dr. Tuyors Balsa'
ofIy.rort u consuIpliye cases cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the wo'ld Weha,e
so long believed this disease onsuplio ncurabie, that
IL is dcult credit when we see persons evi-
IDENTIFY cosnmptye restored tn health Yet this Is fact
Of daily how ie can we question the virtue
Of the above medicine In our LeNt, we shall be more eN
| plicit; meantime hope physicians will make trial OIL
| this medicine, and report It's effect TO us"
NOTE.-The original aud genuine Taylor Dalsam Of
| Liverwort is made aud sold ut $40 B0wery.
| TO FEMALES-Thc number of females In delicate
health this city is truly surprising Weakness, loss al
appetite liver complaints and many other diseases pre-,
upon them, making them pale and lean al flesh All tins
be remeded by the use Of strengthening medicine that
will assist nature in all her movements tone To tht
nerves and muscular organs Of this Kind is Dr. Tai lori
alsam of Lverwort which being mild and purely yeseta
ble answers females admirably If all will it, we ar,
confident elastic STEP good appetite, and rudy check
will fellow. Once remember the original and genu
| inc Is made mt 375 lInwery.
| lrSPiTTING OF BlOOD-This disease consists Of
discaisc Of blood often roihy from the mouth, broush
up with hawking and coughing, and is usually acrompani
ed with difficulty breathing, aud some pain in the chest
Sometimes il preceded bN an oppression at the chest
dry tickling cough and slight shooting pains This iseas
Is always or less dangerous The danger is tina
these symptoms, and immediate remedies alone
this end. But Dr. Tayors Balsam Of Ivewort is sur,
remedy and to show its unparalleled success certificates
cures from 1873 citizens, and many physicians, will he pub
| ~. WFpyOJIs uIsE AsFs AND WEAKNESS -Dr