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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
ygIEEAg WAN EEsD.

WR7R wiz Al iii times girethe highest price
Wv Tor WHEAT, psysbie oD delivery, ~
The Old FURNACE. Kerneysvills, and q other
points onteither oflhoraiI roads above Haspsrs-
Ferry and viii tsop constantly on hand 1of SAFE
Plaster, Fish, salt, 80. +
ooe IL ihe frHs via be ia aitendaaes It al
times al tbe old Furnace.
Juiv III 1914 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

"A subscriber 10 Missouri writes that be
will seud Us the FIRST good money he gets
--sr fading 10 lhat,fwi pay US when HE
coNrs ON TO CLAr's fNAUGuRArloSl
Very good iehnond Rhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

/ PRoPHRex--A Correspoadent. ii Wa,h;ae.
ton, Of the Newark Daily Advsr,iser, rsIstss III.
! following
i ] have frequently observed ladies' al
bums circulated through the House and
Senate Chamber, with the view Of col
lectinR the autographs Of the members -
One this morning, Belonging 70 young
lady Of --=- |. attracted considerable 81
:ention. Upon examination. found Il
conlsi1sd page Of we'll written poetry,
dated 23d July last. ia the ttemulous
handwriting of John Q. Adams. This
pisce was descriptive of The Wild chaos al
present sPreadlover our political affairs.
and anticipated coming events which
/ would BRING order out Of disorder. Tbs
closing verse wasGsfollows:
80 Say. for WHOSE brpS ihisiaursl crown
n. For whom this web Of life Is spinning Y
Turtrthis thy Album upside down,
y. Aud iskeths end for the begisnfng"
The moaning OF this was somewhat
inylticll; but BY iusping TO the back Of
the book. and fnverting il, on :ts last page
. piece vas found with The signature Of
X. CLATi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

inrVh ANf FROM FLORIDA.
EEirs-i n kisey f.sn Drir Csn.r.l ITs-sh. s.,.s
er1EH kHrs. Ans. u, 1894
Il hare npu 10 report he thorosxh
Psei6estion 81 this Territory. HoaScs.
EmathsiaeAse, .Boulegs, 5 areo u psnist ~
Two nQsed spb- chiefs, representing the
Sousherh Indians. met me Il Tampa On
The 1ih iasisst sni. 10 their behalf. glad
" arcepled lhe concession reported il ny
despatch Of the 24sh ulsino. Costing
with me to this place. they proeesdsd ~
search offhe Greeks, and returned on The
10th With Osfirrfi, Tiger Tail, and olbsrs,
representing those people. The former
are 10 pass xilhiaihs dsaignsisd Limits
JimmeditisIy I; the latter as soon % they
can Be collected. Some have already
erotsed The Suwannes, and The whole
will have done 30 IN ten or twelve days.
Many have slFesdy signi6ed . wish 10 be
sent 10 their friends IN the Wes-Tiger
Tai. particularly. i urgent 10 60 imsae-
dissely. but ! have represented The jms
poTiance TO himself 10 take . respectable
band viii him"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
IN CHa.VCER'

tFsHE defendaht. sr.hsa I.ltr, o,Easipe entered
disappearance, given security according toths
act OF assembly andthe rules Of This cdHfs aad II
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that be- Is not al
iuiabitaulof this caun,ls Ills oiqierfa. 1hsi he
said deiAndAat do appqar here on the tenth DAY DC
Tie nextterin, and a!5swerthe bill Of the plainaf;
and that copy Of THIS order be farthwih inserted
ID some newspaper published III Charlesto~n, AL.
Two months successfully, and po.teu at The feonf
door Of the cburt-houe in the said Rh Of alies&
town. #.
a Coy-Tesse,
ID. THROWS. CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

gHyHR LARGE sl5pIA HOUSE
III nearty opposite The Court House
1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

We learn. with great pain. thai Isaac
RAM Jackson Esq. United States
Charge fAffaiTss 81 the Court or Dem
mark. died at Copenhagen on tbe 9Th Of
July. after an illness Of three weeks.
isNaf. mi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

We understand thai WIN. S. DERalcK,
Esq. Or the Diplomatic Bureau ID lhe
Department Of State. will proceed immS-
diaiely 70 England with tie ratified Trea-
~. and i expected 10 bring back the
formal ratification Of BY the QuKKa Of
Great Britain. The treaty will then 81
officially proclaimed and published. we
heard also. on Saturday, that Mr.. Secreta-
~ WEBSTER purposes going shortly to
1.-THE North. His 'srduous saG mer's ;sork
we'll pntiiIes him 10 some weeks 81 ~
pose and enjoyment Of the sea breeze or
Marshfeld. -f.Naf. Int. IT
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

ALAS THE BACHELOR dropped in
suddenly on a visit to bachelor acquain-
tance the other day, says the St. Louis
Ledger, and just as we made our appeaI~
ance, he put something in his pocket very
hurriedly, aud looking as guilty as if he
had been caught on visit to a srinster.-
We cast our eye at his pocket, and half
way out hung the secret. 1t was his stock
ing! The poor miserable fellow hat
been darning ii, and it astonished us Ii
see what perfection he had arrived at il
that branch Of home industry. You ma!
give him up, girls.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory,

r. HE Subscriber has purchased the Stove
4 establishment in Ripley, formerly carried
ON by 9. Porter, whore ho intends keeping on
honG q good assortment of Stoves and pot metal
at The stand occupied by. {. Porter, on Front
ItcCet, ore door above J. d. II d. z. Evans
store, which he will sell at the lowest prices
for cash or approved country produce.
Ills Stoves may be obtained OIL. NJ. Evans &
Co in Georgetuwn.
TIN WARE.
have also removed my Tin Shop to the
same place, where intend keeping on band n
general assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
Intend keeping on hand anassOrmont of Burt's
improved Oil BlNcking, by wholesale or retail.
REPAIRING.
Stoves and Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice.
EXTRA PLATES for stoves will be kept COM
stantly on hand.
Ripley, April 90, 1912. 4O-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour will be taken
at the market prices for the above articles, or in
payment Of old debts.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

DENTAL OPERATION5.--Dts SMlTm &
DKNowLToN are daily useing new remedy,
which positively cures the Tooth Ache in n few
moments, and also Gffectually destroys the nerve
in few hours, without pain, after which by a
process peculiar to themselves, the teeth may be
plugged and rendered useful fora number of years
No charge will be made unless entirely success
fu.
They are also enabled to destroy the nsrves
in front tOeth, and insert artificial substitutes
Without GnypaiR ,Otateuer.
TEETH, dscolored by decay, will be restored
aud preserved by filling. Single teeth, teeth in
sections and whole sets will be inserted, war
ranted not to change in form or color, and to
answer many of the purposes the natural Or
gans.
The following gentlemen having had the rem
edy applied, may be referred to:
Prof II. SMITH, of Marietta, Col. r. G
MITCHELL, A. M. SEGRLE, J. ID. TAYLoRs Ed
tor of the Daily Times, and DR.. G G EDDY.
~ Their Office is on the northwest corner
CT Fourth and Walnut
N.B.--Persons suffering with the tOoth-achc
will receive attention at any hour of the day OIL
night.
IE}-Ono of the above named gontlem en
will visit Georgetown once or twice year.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
Road Notice.

A petition will bo presented to the commits
soners of Brown county, at their next session
for a alteration OF the road in Green township
leading from the Cincinnati road near Ab1alom
Day's, and running TO the north fork. .of wh!e oak
creek near Jesse Truitts. The alteration to
commence at or near where said road crosses
Sterling creek, on the land of Samuel Day Esq.
in said township, running thence to the north
west corner of Jordan and Thompson's l400
acre survey, and on the line of said survey 10
the north east corner thereof; thence with the
line betwS sen Samuel Geren's and Jacob Wort.
mans to their corner; thence the nearest and
bast rout TO intersect the road running up the
north fork of white oak creek, and to the coun
ty line between Btown and Highland counties.
December O, lS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
Sherman's Camphor or Head
nAIA AAn -A
ache LOZengeB,

Give immediate felefin Nervous or slek Head
ache, palpitiaton Of the heart, lOwnsss of spiI-
its. desponpency, inAammatory orputrid sore
throat, bowel or summer complaint, faintinR,
oppressIons or sense OF sinking of the chest
choHc, spasms, cramps ofthe stomach or bowels,
hystericuL affections aud all nervous diseases,
drowsiness through the day and weakefulness at
night; cholera or cholera norbus, diarh9a, las
stude, or a sense of fatigue. Persons travel
ling or attending to large parties, viii bnd tha
lozenges really reviving, andimpartng the buoy
ancy ofyouth-used after dissipation, they will
restore the tone of the system, generally, and
remove all unpleasant symptoms arising from
too free living.
Joseph b. Nones, ESQ.,, Vice President of the
Washington Marine Insurance Company, has
suffered, for years with nervous headache, that
nothing would relieve till no used these Lozen-
ges, which removed il entirely in fifteen min
utes.
DR.. G. Hunter, 1903 Sixth Av., has been SUBJ
ject TO violent attacks of headache, so as 10
make HIM ahnest blind for two or three
hours at time. Nothing ever afforded him any
relief ill he tried these Lozenges, and they
cured him in few minutes.
W. II. Atttee, Esq, of the New York Herald
has used them for the last year for the head
! ache or lusStude, and always found immediate
relief from them. .... ..-.
Dr.A. o. Castle, 1O4 Sixth Av., has used
them repeatedly and never knew them to
fnil.
A fresh supply of this valuable Medicine jus
received nd for sale by d. J. St,wart, George
town, & Murphy, Ridgway g. Co., Ripley, U
0CF25 cents per box
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE
ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,

Are the most unrivaled remedy ever discover
ed by the ingenuity of man. They are sove-
reign cure for the following complaints: yell
low and Billion, Fevcrs, Fever and Ague, Dyt-
pepsia, Group, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache. Jaundice, Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism,
Enlargement of the S Srleen, Piles, Collie, Fe-
male Distractions, Heartburn, ,Furred Tongue,
Nausea, Distortions of the Stomach and Bow
els, lncipient DiurfhGa, Flatulence, Habitual
CostivOness, Less of Appetite, Blotched or al-
low Complexion, and in all cases of TorpoI
of the Bowels, where a Cathartic or an Appe-
rient is needed.
EThey are exceedingly mild In their OPERATION,
producing neither Nausea, Gripping MOI Debil-
ity. They are extensively used and conmen-
ded by PRACTISING PHYSICIANS, in all
parts OF the Union, from whom any quantity of
Certificates of their value can be obtained.
| jEFDr. j, & Smith, of Woodstock, Va.
says-"Ihey arc better pill than can muF e'
He recommends them TO all.
The Agent at SIrasburg, Va says, he sup
| plns families for thirty miles arOund with Pc
ter's Pills, and they perform sue remarkable
cures that they are preferred 10 every other
medicine.
Mrs. T.. Ward, of New York, was troubled
with Dyspepsia and LverComplaint for Is years
and by using these valuable Pills a short time,
she was complrIely restored,
Miss Clark, daughter of Col CLARK, was uflic-
ted with Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS, at
tended with most distressing symptoms. She was
cur'd by using DR., Poter's Pills.
IIor. T.. D.Davis was afflicted with Rheuma
tism so ms to be unable 10 dress himself. Three
boxes ofPeters z lis entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimonials? WeSay to
all, Try DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we i'll guarantee that afterwards
you will use them in preference to all 9TH
ers.
A frech supply of these. valuable Medicines
just received and for sale by II. ]. Stewart,
Georgetown, and Murphy, Ridgway g. Co.,
Ripley, o. They may be found at most of the
principal stores throughout the State of Ohio.
G. F. TnoMAs Co. l47 Main Street, Gin
cinnati, General Agents for the " 0stem coun-
try.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

To THE Public In July lS42, the
undersigned, then editors and publhers
of the Western Palladium, in New LIS.
bon, Onio, inserted in their paper Ger.
tain editorial article impugnjng the charac.
ter and integrity Of Samuel Medary Esq,
editor of the Ohio Statesman, and printer
of the State. Among other charges con-
tanned in said publication, it was alledged
that Mr.. Medary had fraudulentIy con-
verted paper belonging to the State Of
Ohio, to his own private use and advanN
tage, and that his reputation, where bes,
known, was that of an abandoned citi
zen.
A libel suit in which Mr.. Medary was
plaintiff, ,and the Undersigned were defond-
ants, was the consequence Of said publl-
cation. Tho case came on for hearing
at April Term, 1912, aid resulted in The
jury returning a verdicI Of three hundred
aud 81 dollars and City cents damages,
in favor of Mr.. Medary. From this decis.
ion in the common pleas, the undersigned
took an apea to the Supreme Court,
where the cause is now pending.
From facts elicted during the nvesti-
CATION in tho common pleas, and from 9th
or sources, the unders' gned are fully con
vinced that gross injustice was done Mr..
Medary. in the article alluded to, They
are satisfied, by the evidence OF many
of the most upright and honorable men
of each pblitcaI party, that his conduct
az printer TO the State, has been that Of
an honest faithful public officer, and that
his practice in reference to the rcfus1 pa.
per or "casse quires," has been strict con-
rormily to the established custom in
Ohio, and the usages Of the State printers
who have preceded him. Thoy also
entertain the belief, from tho evidence
before them, that so far from Medary
being regarded as man Of degraded char.
acter,he is esteemed as high minded and
honorable gentleman.
The undersigned take pleasure in
thus retracting whatever may have been
published by them, tending to create the
impression that Mr.. Medary is other than
an honest and honorable citizen.
GEO. w. HARPER,
s. SCOTT.
New Libson, Oct. 10, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
Road Notice.

A petition will be presented TO the
Commissioners of Brown County at their
next March session, for an order TO lay
out public road in Sterling township. in
said county, beginning at the Georgetown
Stale road. one hundred and fifty yards
south of William BurUaugh's, running
thence in a straight line TO Michael
Moore's northeast corner; thence with
his line TO James Patterns norIh>easI cor
ner; thence the best trOute TO ThonlasHay.
ihorn's we'll; thence the best route 10 Ma
than Livengood's nil on Five mile run;
thence with the run so as TO inteTsect the
county road by Squire Haire's.
November 2eth, ls49.-"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
srANnING COMMITTEES.

The following are lheStandIngCOmmi tee
IN the House of representatives Of the
Ohio Legislature which we have not be-
fore published for want ofroom.
Privileges g. EIection7-Messrs McFar.
land Henderson, Chambers, Clark and
Converse.
Unfinished Buisiness-Msssrs. Baird,
H,useman, CahiII, Converse and Nc.
Corneh.
judiciary Messrs, Byington, PrObasco,
McNuluy, Kelly Of Cuyahoga, and John,
son.
Finance-Messrs. Mcfarland, Earl,
Brish, Larwill and Atkinson.
Banks and the Currency-Messrs. Olds,
Dixie, Sharp, Byingion and Gordon.
Public Works-Messrs. Meredith,
Campbell, Mudget, Chambers and Nell
son.
Common Schools Colleges and Uni
versities-Messrs. Brsh, Curry, Green,
Fuller and James.
Medical Colleges aud MedicaSOcieties,
Messrs Henderson, ,Ackley, Clark Bowen
and Humphreys.
Roads and Highgways -Messrs. Okey
Chenowith, Mardnof Columbiana,S ,Sewarc
and Wakefield.
Public Lands Messrs. McNulIy. Fish
er, Meredith, Mcclure and Steedman.
Agriculture and Manufactures-Mess
RS. Brown, Larsh, WIlfOrd, Webb, an'
Douglass.
Caims-Messrs. Lrwill, Chambers
Mudget, Seward and Rees.
The Militia--Messrs. Meredth, Sharp
Earl, White ard Robinson.
The National Road-Messrs' Green
Gallagher, McClung, Fudge and Pill
cher.
Rail Roads--Messrs Mcdonnell; M {
Crea, Cahill, Converse and Baird.
New Countes-.-Messrs. King, Bald
win, Kelly, Of Perry, Robinson and XII
gore.
The Library-Messrs. Pitcher, Wood
bridge, Humphreys, Curry, and Reed.
Public Buildings-Messers. Kelly, oI
Perry, Probasco, Martin of Stark, Counts
and White.
Public Institutions--Messrs. Clark
Tuule, SpindIer, Ross and Warner.
Corporations-Mess9 Johnson, ,SChenck
,. Warner, Ross and Kilgoro.
The Penitenliry-Messrs. McC!ung
Bowen, Reed, Pardee and Okey.
Public Priaiing--Messrs Steedmar
Woodbridge, Gruber, Smith, and Martin c
Stark.
The Public Debt-Messors Hends
son, Schenck, ,Cluber Alherion and Old
Enrollmont-Messrs. Mudgct and Ga
lagher
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
Administrators Sale.

By virtue of au order oftho court of com
mon pleas of Brown county Ohio, made at the
October term 1912, of said court, will offer al
public sale to the highest bidder the front door
of the court house in Geotgetown,
on the l7th of December lS42, between the
hours of 10 and A O'Clock, the following described
rear estate to wit: Beginning at stake north
east corner of bridge in State road across lick
rur thence with said road north, SO degrees E.,
l3 poles to stone Crawford's corner; thence
with Crawford's line north Is poles crossing
lick run to a stone said Crawford's corner in D.
G. Devore's line; thence south, 65A west, 20 and
6-I00 poles to a stone ]. Fl. Blair's corner in a
drain, thence with Blair's line south ii l.2poles
to the beginning, containing one acre one rood and
81 poles: the purchase money 10 be paid IN four
months from the day Of sale, to be secured by
bond and good security. To be sold as the proper
ty of Baldwin Summers Decd, to pay debts a.
gainst said estate, an d free Of dover.
JAMES II. KING, Administrator Of Bald
win Samme Iced.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

THE Fourteenth Volume Of the GEM will be
| commenced on Saturday the Eighth of pnuary
1912. For the liberal favor which our publca.
ton has received dusing the thirteen years Of its
existence, ,OurpatrOns have our unaffected thanks
We again renew our solicitations for subscrip-
Iions to the ensuing volume, with the conf
dence that all who subscribe, will be satisfied
that they receivein return for the small expens,
far greater value. We re-assure the publ
that we shall be untiring in our oxertions t,
render the GEM a volume ofinterest and utill
ty, fund Of amusement and of substantial an,
lasting uNefuness.
We shall print large edition, and shall b,
able to supply new subscribers from the com
meme ement of the volume, at any time within
the current year.
TERMS-as here tofore; to those that call at
the Office &I,95;--and to Mail subscribers, g o,
n wear. PAYMENT IN ADVANCE will bt
REQUIRED Ia every instance. Subscriptions wiH
not be received for less than gear, a"d all sub
scribers must commence at the Jeginning of III,
Uolume.
AGENTS.--Auy person who will remit us
Five Dollars, postage free, shall receive elk CO.
pics; for Ten Dollars, thirteen copies.
SHEPARD & STRONG.
ROCHESTER, NY, November, ls4I.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

Gilbert Stuart very plainly and ingenious
ly observes in his historical dissertation
concerning the antiquity of the British
constitution. p. 23s, that from this pro-
pensily Of the elder Brittons, 10 indulge
excessively in eating and drinking, has
proceeded the restraints upon jurors and
jurymen TO efrain from meat and drink,
and TO be even held in custody until they
had agreed upon their verdict.
Phil. Temp. Ado.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

THE ORIGIN OF COMBINING Jurors TRoN
MEAT AND DRNK.-The Gothic nation,
were famous Of old, for the quantities o
food the consumed, The ancient Germans
and Saxon defendants in England were
remarkable for their hearty meals. Glut
tony and drunkenness were so very com.
mon that these vices were not throght
disgracerul, and Tacitus represent the
former as capable Of being as oaSin over
come by strong drink as by arms In.
Temperance was so general and habitual,
mat NO one was thought to be fit for SO
.EuS business after dinner; and under
'h'S persuasion it was enacted that iudg.
es should hear and determine causes fas.
Ting, and nOtafle dinner. An Italian an
thor in his" Antiquities" plainly firms
that this regulation was framed for H.
purpose Of ofavoiding the unsound degrees
consequent upon intoxiCatiOn; and Dr..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

AFFAIRS IN New ORLEANs.-rimes are
improying-so is trade; Novembe. is
come-yellow fever is gone; rain is com
ng down-two theatres are going up:
duns continue presenting bills-so do
mosquitoes; people are in want ofmoney,
aud money wants circulation; tailor's
scores are running up--the Mississippi
is running down; loafers are lazy, land.
lords crazy; temperance men are going
TO wOrk-drunkards are going to the dew
il, strangers are growing thicker sail
round my'at;" butchers are beeuerS, and
hatters are selling beavers; tailors are not
aIoge ther needless, and coopers are
" heading" hogheads; juries, as we'll as
criminals, get hEqg at the bar; lawyers,
as we'll as lOafers, are looking after suits.
Affairs in general are rather fair
Picayuac.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
Ohio Legislature for 1923.
SESSION OHIO STATESMAN.

We again present our prospec tus to the pub
lie for SESSION STATESMAN; and as the ap.
preaching Legislature will be one of great IN
terest 10 the people, we propose putting our pa
per at a price that will accommodate itself to
the times. 1t is very desirable at time like
this, that the people should read and see f)r
themselves, what is going on in public places,
so that they may not be compelled 10 rely up
on rumor, or be deceived by misrepresentation.
That many people are in the habit of looking to
Government for more than government is able
to give, no rejecting man of either party, can
Onl6 doubt, but 1t is nevertheless important
that ths people should be well informed ofwhat
public men do, Or Of heir reasons for not doing
what may be expected of them. Let no demo-
crat, at least, fail to exert himself to spread
tiuth and intelligence by every means in his
power, for it is upon less he alone can rely
| for success.
| First rato Reporters are engaged and all the
acts of the coming democratic Legislature will
be spread before the people as extensively as
| possible. The last message Of q Dvernor Cor
win-the Inaugural of Gov. Shannon, which
will be looked Ior with great interest--and inn
portnnt reports and speeches will bo promptly
issued, as well as the earliest general news
No paper at the seat OF Government gives as
| full reports as the Statesman.
The proceedings of fCongress will also be reg
ularly reported by an able and industrious cor
respondent.
| Amy person who will procure six subscribers
shall have a copy sent him for his trouble.
Persons receiving prospectus, who cannot
make use of it the nselves, will please hand it
to another.
TERMS:
The Statesman will be issued Daily, Tr-
Weekly, Semi Weekly and Weekly.
DAILY PAPER FOR THE SESSION, $500
TRI- WEEKLY, l,5O
SEMI WEEKLY, LOU
! WEEKLY, 5U
The Amount paid, and set opposite the sub
sciibers name, will designate which paper is de
sired.
The Daily oad Tri-WeokIy papers will br
prnte imperial size--the ScmiWeekly nnc
Weekly on double medium, the usual size o
the regular yearly Stltesman The Semi-Week
" will contain all the matter 1f the Daily anr
Tri- Weekly-thc Wookly will contain the ful
reports ofthe Legislature, butnot all the mis-
cellnneous reading, news, &c.
All payments to be ml1o in ADVANCE.
Editors in Ohio who viii publ sh the above anc
call attention to the no, shall receive tht
Daily in exchange during the session, If they de
sire H. s MEDARY.
COLUMBUs, Nov. ], 1912.