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Sherman's Poor Mans Plas'
ter.

The best strengthening plaster in the worlds
aud a sovereign remedy for pains, or weakness
i, the back, Ioins, sides, breast, neck, limbs
ioints, rheumatism; lumbago, &c, sc. @
several persons have called vt the Warehouse
70 sxpross their surprise and thanks, at the al
most miraculous cures these plasters have eHec-
ted. ,,,,E-L-.A 49, NJ 7
an old Revolutionary Soldier, was SO afflicted
with Rheumatism, that he could scarcely help
G;mself-thess Plasters entirely cured him;
Thousands of certificates might be given ol
their wonderful properties, but the fact OF ths
enormous quantity sold, must be the greatest
evidence Of their vietue. Directions are prln'
ted on the back Of each plaster, with tGe-SI' s.
mile of the name thus, A. SHERMAN, NJ
i Re pnrtieular 10 get SheFman's Poor Man
plaster: and see that il is 60 printed on IN
mack, as there are several base limitations hawk
ed about and often palmed of as sherman
ri. .ste.p. w,isH they are altogether worthless
No ,Lao person can make the geHulne' 30 d
D ma ,,cuiai when you purchase. a. ~
! Price only IL I-9 cents Plaster:
/ lust received by d. J. Stewart, Ieorgetow0
MnTphy, Ridgeway & Co. Ripley.
Remember Only IL Ia cents p'ses'
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THE CHRISTIAN WORLD.



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and comparableglOry-Of organized chhs"anIty
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Notice

Is hereby given that application will be- made
to the Commissioners of Brown county at their
next session for an order to lay out public rdad
IN Byrd aud Union townships, commencing on
the east fork of Straight Creek. from the road
leading from Russeiville to Mann's Mill, onAl-
exander Moony's farm, running thence iii
south west direction till it strikes the north
sast cor,ler of Edward Evans farm; thence with
his line to the south east corner of said farm;
thence west with the line of Edward Evans and
James E. Slack's farms. and the west line OF
James Works farm to James Evans corner;
thence south west with said Evans and James
Works and the Widow M'cLain's farms to Eli
iah Works farm; thence west on the line ofWm
florence and the Widow Mc'Llain's farms &C
said Terrence corner; thence in southerly di'
rection to the road leading from Mnnn's Mill "a
Ripley, near the east end of Joh" Guiid0Fiand''
| October IL, lS42.
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Executors Sale.

In pursuance Of an order of the court Of com
mon pleas Of Brown county Ohio, made at their
last August tenn, the undersigned will proceed,
on the preni on the 22nd day otOctobeT next
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock 2. M. TO sell the following lands and real
estate lying in said county OF Brown, to~it SIXTY
and three fourths acres Ofland described as fol-
lows: Beginlng at a stone northwest corner to
inlot No. 90 in the town Of Decatur, thence
north, 10 east, l34 poles to gum, olackoak
and two hickories in the line of William Nc
Kitr.ks survey; thence with his line east "a
nolss TO an ash, susartree aud two dogwoods,
Southeast corner to said McKitriek's survey,
thence with the line of DLvii Montgo mery's
survey south ll9 poles to beech and two dog
woods. southwest corner to said MOntgomery's
suryey and in the line of Benjamin SuttoA's
survoy; O.; t ,ence with his line north oO degrees w
40 poles to Two elms and an ash, corner to SAID
Suitons survey, thence with another off lines
south 10 degrees west,32 poles to stone, thence
north, 80 west, 50 poles to the beginning. One
third of east parts of lots Nos. 35,5 ,ahd30 IN
said town of Decatur, 66 feet in front and loo
feet, back, with flame dwelling house thereon
.nd other imuroyements, one third of west parts
oflots Nos. 5O,5l, aud. 81 in said town of Deca-
tur. 66feet front and 1853 feet back, with brick
house and other Improvements thereon, one third
~ oas, narts Of lots Nos. So 81 and So in said
,ovr 6S feet front and 1873 feet back, lot aNo. s.
and 10 feet of Lot No 50 in said town aud alsc
lots Nos Sc, 81, 81, SO go, 81 ,62,63,76
77s7s, 10 sc, 81 ,s3and 81 in said town of De
catnr. said premises to be sold on the terms fol
lowing, tow!t.;p third cash in hand, one thirc
r in year, and the residue in Two yealss with in
terest, from the day ofsals to be secured by bon
, and good security.
! JOHN RAMEY, Executor o
Benjamin Sutton, Decd.
Snrtamhar 18th. lS42.
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AN OLD TINES SPECULATION The
debts due by the estate of John Nichols
son, once the partner of Robert Morris,
of Revolutionary memory, are said to
amount to twelve million dollars.
He was Comptroller General OF the
State of Pennsylvania, from 1882 to $780,
and in some way used the public funds
TO carry on his speculations. Of the ex>
tent of the landed possessions, some con-
ception ma, be formed from the fact that
his brother Samuel Nicholson, after ve'
nv Iaborious investigation, reported to
The Government, in 1906, that the lands
to which he had an indiSputable title,
covered ONE SEVENTH Of the surface OF
the State. In letter TO an intimate
friend, he mentioned transfer in sin
ole operation, Of between one and two
millions acres in Georgia.
About the year 1890, he became serr
ous;y embarrassed, and died lin the yea
1900. AS be was debtor to the Com
monweaIth. the State had alien on q
his Iasds. Many Of these have been cieaF
ed of all incumhrance by compromise, ,bn
The lien still remains on more than NIL
lion of acres, rendering, as commiue
of the legislature say, "titIes doubtful an
uncertain, retarding the improvement
the Commonwealth, and keeping all cor
cerned in endless suspense"
N. Y. Post.
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for, On (inishingiIhe letter, she sank to the
ground, aud aud was taken up a lifeIess
corpse. On the same evening her father
left Naples for Rome, and Eve days after
the Duke de HermellO received three
poignard wounds as he was getting into
his carriage, and expired on the spot,
The ministers in both countries, are ell.
gagged in Investigating these tragical
events, which have occasioned the deep.
est emotion in many noble families.
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An extra from The Office of the New
York Herald states that Col. James wat
.son Webb appeared in the Court OF Gen,
eral Sessions yesterday afternoon, and
after putting IL special plea to the IN
dictmeut recently found against him ny
the Grand jury, for ''Ieaving this State
with the intention of receiving or giving
a challenge" plead guilty. :,
The District Attorney said he shouic
move ror iudgement in the case on Tues
day next, al which time the court salI
fhe4 should pronounce sentence.
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sherman's Worm Lozenges,

ShermansS worm LOzeuSeSS
2 Proyed in more than 10000 cases to be inial-
liable the only certain worm-desttoying medi-
cine ever discovered Many diseases arise from
worms and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being susPec-
ted; grown persons are very often aihlcted wltn
the IN and are doctored for various complaih's
without any benefit; when one dose OF thes'
Lozenges would speedily cure them'
Dr Galen Hunter, los Sixth Av., knew
child that was cured of ffito by these LOzenges
aTter three years suffering, and when nolhlnt
clse would give the least relief. He has uset
them in his practice for the last two years II
several hundred cases, and always with success
nov on board of one of the Havre Racket
was cured of FITS by only one dose Of them
Mr.. L,oriug w. Gross, sc Fulton ST., cureo
three of his children of worms by only one ooX :
Cant, Coffin, of Nantucket, cured his chlld' Z
vaars old. bv only 3 doses: he had been given
| IN nv the physicians as iucurable and was iasl
uss,inp away, being almost reduced to a skele
ton. The doctors could not tell what ahed th'
child. and the father, in reading the symptoms
of worms, thought possibly they might be th'
cause of all the difficulty, and consequent!
appl;ed to DR.. Sherman, who gave MIN oo'
Of his Worm Lozenges; after the hrst dose tn'
chiid ran to his father, frightened at the Iarg
',n,,+;tv of worms that came from him. He i
lnow MS well and hearty as any chlld' ana n
doubt has been saved from an early grave
orIv three doses of these Lozenges.
Mr.. John r. Wood, 81 Third ST., gave tnei
to his child and they, brought away the worm
These valuable Worm Candies lust receive
hv d. i. Stewart, Georgetown, Murphy, Rldg'
way, g. Co., Ripley.
Price only % cents per ooE'
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Tho Milletitss are.rsdeamingihegtim,

The Millerites are redeaming the tima,.
and making themost Of tbs fewmOmsRis
iaCt betw cen this and the end ofthe world.
To day the elder himself waste begat
Tann,on. to-'pive theomidnight and
~ wake up the sleeping churches AMI
ministry, without distinction 4 party o. o.
dsnomination Our readers may not all
SOo,v that elder Miller is New Yorker
and n was foe many years a farmer at low
bamptop, han one Ofthewes.ern towns OF the
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PHEy1x BANK-ARREsTs,-Late or

PHEN1x BANK-ARREsTs,-Late on
Saturday night on complaints Prefsr:ed by
James Hunnewell, Esq, tie new Fresi-
dent Of the PhenIx Bank, WIN. Wyman,
ex-President, and Thomas Brown, jr., ex-
cashier of the bank, and WIN. II. Skinner,
of the firm of Stanly, Reed g. Co., were
arrested, and held to bail in the sun Of
100000 each, for their appearances
at Court for examination before
MIR. Justice Butirick, at Chavlesiown yes
terday afternoon. The complaints
charge that Wyman and Browne have
embezzled the sum Of 100000 froal
the Phenix Bank, aud also that Mr.
Skinner cOnspired with them TO perPe
trate the fraud, which is made larceny
by the Revised Statutes.--BOsiOn COur
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Money Found.

A small quantity of money was I IThnI
IN Georgetown few days since, wn1sn pa
he owner can obtain by sailing upon re-
Ter L. Wilson, proving properly saO pay
ing for advertising
Sept. 9th, 1912.
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DIED-At Quincy, Illinois, on the 5tb
inst. of bilious fever, Mr.. LUcrEN B. Nor
RIs, youngest son Of the Hon. Thomss
Morris, late Of this county; aged about
90 years.-ClermOnt Courier.
D1ED-At New Hope on the 18th inst,
after an illness of twenty,four hours Mrs.
CATHARINE PERRINE, wife of Daniel X.
Perrino,
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annexed.
September 18th, 1912.
WHEAT AND FLAX SEED WANT.
ETb

Iwish to purchase few hundred bushels of
,vheat and naxssed, for which Twill pay 80 cents
per bushel, delivered atmI store in RusselV'ue
in dry goods OF groieries.
Those who know themselves indebted to me-
either by nnte or book acouht, can pay OH the
same in either Of the ubovehamed articles, pro-
yidod they deliver them here by the lst OF octo
Der. $50. Dro11y1 ann
Pussesvi,le. September 18th, 1e42.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Rodgers
vs. Brown comPleas:

NS~ OiO"A SOAnA aSAss
Benjamin H Gardner.
Pursu ant TO an order Of The court Of
common Pleas, within and for Brown
county Ohio, made al the August Term
1912, Of said court will offer for sa Is,
at the front door Of the court house in
Georgetown, on Saturday the 22nd day
of October 1912, between the hours Of
10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the follow
ing real estate, 10 wit: Lying and being
n the county of Brown and State oiOhiO
on the waters of the straighlfork Of white
oak creek, being part of an entry Of twelve
hundred acres, made in the name of
Custus Kendall No. 209. Beginning at a
Stone in Thomas Bassett's line Northeast
Of said Gardners Mill; thence with said
line mort Ala. east 8 poles crossing lit
lie sterling to aslone; thence north 57i
west. 10 poles to The b'gining, contain
ing lO4 poles, including a steam mill,
Engine apparatus and fixtures, belonging
to said mill, situate on said real estate.
Ordered to be sold as the property Of
BENJAMIN H. Gardner in the above case.
Terms cash.
JOHN. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
j B. CO
cho,;f1s oH;ce Cenfemher 18th. 1912
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sbetia,s ofic,, Sept. 9th, 1872
SHERIFF's SALE.
John Campbsll, Ex'r.Of
Nathan Bowman

Jonathan HowlaNd ct al. ss
KNY virtue Of writ Of pesdttlOHS eEpenas 10
DmC directed by the eoaTt Of common Fleas'
within and for Brown eaunty Ohio, will offer
for sale at the hodss Of Joseph Stewart, on FIR
day. September 3gth, 1s42. between the hours
of 10 and o'clock on said days the ioiiow ING
property to wit: three bay horses, 9ne ,so sOrrsL
' 1o"e a N mare and the other hGTss,) two a tSEss
Wear old steers, and one brindIe E% COW st.n.1e
in execution as the property Of bovs JOSSpe cas-.
and Jonathan HOwland in line aO0'' ''s'
Terms easn' JoHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
sh,,;srs ofi~e Septet.bor 18th IsAs' Z,
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State. The elder insists that the
coming year will see the world destroy.
ed by IRE. The second advent Of our
Savior will fOllow-he will como in per-
son. Many agree with the Mllerites as
10 the second cunning Of Christ, hut there
are few ready with them to fix lnd month
and the year.-M Y Express.
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THE Fourteenth Volume Of the GEN will be
commenced on Saturday the Eighth of J"nuarys
1912, For the liberal favor which our Publica-
tion has received duSing the thirteen years OF its
existence ,nurpatrons have our unaffected thanks
We again renew our solicitations for subscrip-
lions to the ensuing volume, with the conf
dance that all who subscribe, will be satishe:'
that they receive in return for the small expens.
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lasting usefuluess.
We shall print large edition, and shall bt
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RocuEsrER, N. Y, November, ls4l.
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DAVID g. DEVORE willpracuce NJ: pro
fsssion in the Courts Of this !udiclal s.ou't ~
Office In Georgetown, Brown SGuhty, oniO' -
Nav 18th, l64l.
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MARRIED,-On Saturday the 18th
lust, by ID. Ferrisr, ESQ.,, Mr.. HU0H
NIcHoLEs to Miss Nancy LAKE, all Of
Pleasant township.
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


David q. Deyore, AdmnistTatoT Of
AIDneus White, diseased, with
the will annexed, Petition
to sell
William Shaysgfeen and Sarah land
Shaysgreen his wife, and othsIs. ~
Be i. remembered, that on the 18th day Of
July, I542, the Petitioner 6led his esFtain Pc
tition in said court, among other things Sotting
forth, thar the personal property belOlging 20
tho estate Of Alpheus White deceased is not suf-
fcient to pay the debts and claims against said
estate, aud praying for an order that two traets
Of land near and adjoining to FayettviDs, BfoWR
county Ohio, be sold and subjected 70 the pay
ment Of said debts ana claims, &c.
And on motion and il appearing 70 tbs satiB-
faction Of the court that AlpheDs White and
James White, two Of the defendants, are not
residents of the State ef Ohio, iS is ordOr-
ed that notice Of the pesdeney sad PtsJ-
er of the Petition be published in tAS
Democratic STANDARD, newspaper print
| ed in Georgetown in-sAid county, and in goneF-
al circulation therein, for SiE weeks in sue-
cession previous to the next term Of said
| :oud; ani cause continued.
JOHN H. BLAIR, CLERK.
DAVID G.. DEvORE, Airy.
| SeutetnbeT 9th. lBA2
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Notice.

All psrsons interested will take notice, that
Archibald Ligsett, on the 9th day of August,
1sIS ''smed oi,1 writ of attachment from the
co,,rt of Common Pleas, of Brown county, in
IN State of Ohio, against Robert Allen and
To,n M. Wilson, for the sum ofone hundred ana
twenty-five dollars and nifty centS, wfi'
has been served and returned. -,
"a' 49, JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk
Brown Com. Pleas.
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By the subscriber, in Augusta, G.,,s N.Y. on n'S"
Street, first corner above tNe Coiioss m the
- iot. in all its various branches. Calls IN
si,ssr bnsiness will be attended to on tho
oaartsst sssr notice. New RIFLES always on
Sand~warrantod not inferior toany' 'r1,s
n B, want quantity of good caried gun
.+o.Ls, for which will give liberal Pr,es,e
- r.. I,r. 9Th. 1s49.
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G.. w. IN c. .
ArroRNEY AT LAW,

Will practice Law in the several Courts
of the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his office is on the East side
Of the Public Square in Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio.
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sH ERIFF,S "a L

HERIFFiS SA LE.
George Mefford Brown |om'
vs.. 1leAss
so or,rsI {. SiscS 4 wife. In ehaneery.
RURSTANT TO an order oflhe court
II of Common Pleas within and for
Brown county Ohio, made at tho October term
ls4I, and revived at theAprll andAvgGst Terms
To-. door Of the court house in Georgetown, on
Ssr,rdav % % the 18th day of oetOher 1912, betwseri
~ Lou,s Of ten and four o'clock mn said deg
,bo TolIowinE real estate, to wit; In lot No. II
N sao snntb GGoreetowu, Brown County Ohio.
ia OTSered II 10 be sold as the property of Samuel
e Sisco snd Mary his wife, in the above caAs<'
Terms cast in hand. .,,,.,..,- So -. (.
JOHN T. HIGGINS shezfs
b. c. O..
c,.;a,o os5c,. eut. 9th, I542.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate OF
"A Jacob Davis deceased, late of Green
township Brown County Ohio, are reques,
ted 10 make immediate payment; and
those haviog claims against said estate,
are required to present them, legally
proven, within one year, for settle
BARBARA DAVIS,
Administrators.
l. ln.l 1RAO-
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lsHERLFF's SALE.
Brown common pleas.

VS.. Brown common pleas.
Tarpley Jones.
Pursuant to an order Of the court Of common
Meas within and for Brown county, Ohio, made
Al tho August term, 1912, of said court, will
offer for sale, al the front door of the court house
in Georgetown, OH Saturday the 18th day of Oe-
tober, lS42, between the hours of ten and four
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate, TO
wit In lot in the town of Georgetown, Brown
county, Ohio, known and designated on the re"
corded plat of said town by number one bundled
and fourteen ll4) in that part Of said town lying
nn,tb of Market street, together with tha im-.
nTovemen,s and appurtsnAnces belnnglng and
| appsrtaining to said LOT.
| FOrdered 10 be sold as the real sstato OF Tape
lev jones in the above ense. Terms. cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, sherifB Co
Sheriff IS Office, sept. 18th, ls42!
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Sherif's Office, September 18th, 1s42.
SheriffS Sale.
BENZ. F. Holden & Go. Brown Com. Pleas.
vs.. In Chancery.

Stephen Calvin.
PURSUANT to an order Of the court Of COM
mon Pleas, within and for Brown County, Ohio,
made at the o :tober term lS4I, and revived at
the April and August terms 1912, of said court,
will offer for sale at the front door of the court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th day
of October ls42, between the hours of ten and
four O'Clock on said day, the following real eS-
tate, to wit; All that tract of land bounded as
follows g Beginning at lot No. IO9 in the town
of HigginspOrt, running east 10 whiteoak bank !
10 the run joining Samuel Thomas and Cornell;
thence up the run northeast within five poles of
No. Ill; thence south, 10 poles to Pleasant al
ley thence west, poles to lotNo. lO9; thence
south 10 poles to the place of Beginning;" con-
tanning 3 l-2 acres, more or less. Also LotNO
lO9 in the town of Higginsport.
Ordered to be sold as the property OF stephen
Calvin in the above case. Terms cash.
JOHN j. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
B. C. o.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII persons indebted 20 the estate of Ste
n phen Reynolds, deceased, late Of Jaekson
township, Brown county, Ohio, are Tsq1estsd
TO make immediate payment; and these having
claims agaih't said estate, are required TO pre-
sent them, legally proven, within one ye6r rom
the data hereof, Tor settlement.
OLIVER REYNOLDS,
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
September 10Th, l642. AdhiaistrAtorSj
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVlLLE
PACKET.

The light draoght fast run
aG ming Steam boat, RICH
k5AnA MOND, Captain BLAND,
5si will run regularly between
the above Ports: Leaving
Cincinnati every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day; at u O'Clock M. And Msysyiils every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at , O'Clock
Pm.
As this Boat will run regularly and punctual.
ly, shs respectfully solicits a share Of patron
age.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-25

nj A NIX NO ES,
For sale at tkis Office.