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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-30

Great GrcitemeHt! RemoUaI ofthe Depos
5. ites, and Dissolution of the Cabinet
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR,
D ESPECTFULLY announces to the pub.
Nlic that he has commenced the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS on Main street, three doors
south OfD. Crawfcrd's Grocery, whore he is pre-.
pared to serve the publicwith any thing in his
line of business with nsatnes' md promplness,
Georgetown, July 25th, Ia43.
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Land for Sale or Exchange

z NWO lots containing eighty acres each
Il in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half a
mile from the Toledo and Adrian Railroad -
The land is tmbered with oak, whtewood, ma.
BILE and beach; and the Soils rich.
Also, lot containing eighty acres in Luca,
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, ia
section settled by thriving farmers. This il
also timbered land, with rich soil.
Iwi sellRll or parts of this land on accommo-
dating terms; or exchange it for farming and il
Brown county. Forfurther information inquir,
1t the Standard Office
D. P. PALMER,
Georgtown, Feb. 9. Ia4l
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Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory,

HIHE Subscriber has purchased the stove
a establishment in Ripley, fermerly esrried
on by @ Porter, where he intends keePing on
hand good assoytment Of Stoves and pot metal
al the stand occupied by c. Porter, on Font
street, one door above ]. D. & D. P. Evans
store, which he will sell at the lowest prices
for cash or approved country produce.
Ills Stoves may be obtained OH. M. Evans 4
Co., in Georgetown.
TIN WARE.
] have also removed my Tin Shop to the
ss me place, where intend keeping on hand a
general Assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
Intend keeping on hand anassortment Of Burps
improved Oil Blacking, by Wholesale or retail
REPAIRING.
Stoves aud Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice.
EXTRA PLATES for stoves will be kept con-
stantly on hand.
Ripley, April 90, ls42. 4O-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour will be taker
at the market prices for the above articles, or in
payment Of old de BITS.
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Public Notice

Ia hereby given that intend to present pc
titOn to the Commissioners of Brown county o.
at thsir Office in Georgetown on the lst Monoay
in December next, praying for the o;ation and
establishment of county road agreeablY to the
flowing boundaries, to wit; Beginning at the
mouth of the lane running through Vincent
Crabb's farm, in Pleasant township, in said
county, and oa the road leading from McCon-
aughy's Mill OH straight creek to Davidson's
mill OH whiIe-oak thence with said lane to the
south end of the same; thence near n west course
and with the lane be! ween said Crabb's farm
and lsachnr Davis to the west end of said Da-
vis's cleared land; from thence running through
said Davis's land to the north west corner oI
Samuel Ellis's land, and the north east corner
Of the lands Of Alexander Hill; from thence run
ming on the line between said Ellis and Hill, oI
rs near the sanla as a gooiroo can be had, un-
tilitwlll intersect the road leading from George,
town 70 Higginsport below Cor Ion Derrough's.
ALEXANDER HILL.
October 26, 1s43.
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STAINBURN'S
VEGETABLE Elk XrRACT ANTI
RHIIOIJS PILLS

are the best antibillious medicine ever used They
are strongly recommended to all those who are
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, sick
headache, &c, as being an infalible and new
er failing remedy. The Stainburn anti.bil-
Ious pills have also been found eminently ben
efcial in the following complaints, Liver COM
plants, rheumatism, piles, drOpsy, asthma,
dyspepsia, enlargement of the spleen, heartburn,
female distractions, incipient dIarrhoea loss of
appetite, habitual coDtiveness, distension of the
ST 1mach and bowels, Aatulence, furred tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, blotched or sallow
complexion, and in all cases of tOrpOr OF the
bowels where pure aperent or cathartic medi-
cine is needed. From the fact of their being
formet entirely of extracts they are not unpleG-
SAINT to take particularly mild in their opera
tion, producing no gripping or nausea OF the stom-
ach, and still all powerful to eradicate Diseases
and purify The blood and fluids.
The fOLLoWtng IS from an eminent Physician
in South Carolina:
"Gentlemen ii have made much use OF
your vegetable Extract Pills in cases of Bilious
Fever and Obstin tte constipation Of the Bow
els, and have found them singularly beneficial; /;
have also prescribed them in cases Of General
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased LIve7
and have found them to be a safe and very eff
cent medicine"
Ex'rnct from letter from Mr.. Holmsby, of
Maine -
"Dear Sir:-I m in want of another supply
of youg Pills, and hope you will send them right
of, as | have not box on hand, and many OF
my customers are very anxious to get them. /
am happy to infolm you that your nestimable
medicine has done world of good in this town,
many of our neighbors who have been complain-
ing for years past Of Dyspepsia, COstiveuess, and
Bilious Attacks, have, by the use of your Ex-
tract pills, become quite we'll and hearty-you
had better send me twice as many as you sent
me the last time, by way of Portand''
Believe me, respected Sir, yours,
J. HOLMSBY.
This valuable medicine is sold in boxeF, con-
tanning thirty pills, at 25 cents per box. By D.
J. Stewart, GEORGETOWN.
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Adminiatrator,a Nntine-

A LII persons concerned are hereby notified
IA that on the 9th day of October, I943. lei.
ters of Administration on the estate lof John
Roads, late Of Brown County deceased, were
granted to the undersigned by the Associate
) Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Brown
County all PERSONS having claims against said
estate are requested to present them according
to law, and dall persons indebted are requested to
make Immediate payment.
JOSEPH RICHARDS, Admir-.
Oct. 81, Is4S.
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Notice.

VIZ TANTED IAN apprentice to the blacksmith
w ing business. A lad between is and II
gears of age, who could come well recommended
for industry and morality, will be received -
None other need apply.
SAMUEL YEARSLY.
Higinsgort, Ohio, Nov. 2Sth ls43.
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cries, southwest corner to Nalhanie
Sawyer's survey No l0509, thence north
l5 degrees east, about FIVE poles to
corner Of Thomas L. Shields survey No
1868, thence with Shields liAe norlh,
SOA degrees west, 2S4 poles to two White
oaks and two NAPLES, southwest cOrner
to said survey, thence south, ii degrees
west, lS5 poles 10 two naples, black
oak and mulberry, southwest corner 10
said Shields survey No 1884, thence
south, 70 degrees east, 24S poles TO two
whiteoaks and spanish oak, northwest
corner 10 Oharra and Bowmans survey
No 445l, thence south, II degrees west'
364 poles to a stake, corner TO Jordan d
IThompson's survey No 1928, thence
with their line south, 10 degrees east
I2Il poles to the southwest corner OF AL
len Latham's survey No l2slS, thence
moth, Is degrees east, 10 poles to his
corner, thence north. l9I degrees west,
llS poles to his north west corner, thence
north, SS degrees east, 20 poles TO The
south west corner Of Thomas HOlts entry
No l2l39,J thence north, u degrees west
l99 poles to burr oak, gum and large
black oak, his northwest corner and south
west corner 10 Jacob Minors etnry Nc
I0754, thence north, l5A degrees west
1913 poles to the beginning, containing
six hundred acres, valued at 81 so pei
acre. To be sold as the real estate o
David Scott and wife at the suit Of BairC
and Thornton.
WIN. SHIELDS, sh'G. b. @. o.
Sherilr's Office, January 9, 1914.
10 consequence Of an error in the frs
publication Of the above advertisement
(Lbo time Of sale being fixed for the llttl
which is Sunday,) the sale is postponed
to Saturday, the l7th February.
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Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter practice lawn
partnership, in the several courts Of Brown csuA
TyO. Their Office is in front Of the court hOus
where they wilIalwaysbe found, unless abseA
on Professional business. All matters confdeu
to their care will be attended to with fidelity
and punctuality. Il. L. HAMER,
S.W. JOHNSTO N
May 9th l943.
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G. w. KING.

ATT ToRNuY AT LAW,
Will practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties of Brown, Adams and
his Office is on the East side
Ofthe Public Square in Georgetown, Brow
County, Ohio.
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Notice

Is hereby given that at the November term
ls43. of tns Court of Common Pleas of Brown
county, Letters of Administration oN tho Es-
tate Of Seth g. Wight Decd, were granted To-
the dndstsign4d; all ps'sons having. claims a.
gainst said estate are requested to- pfeseat h o
sam. according to law; and all persons indb t.
ed TO said estate are required to make payment.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, Administrator,
December 18th, lS43.
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Cabinet Making

TINE undersigned, having purchased the lum-
ber and materials Of W. p. Maklem, has
taken the shop, formerly occupied by W. b.
Crouch, and moro recently by W. p. Maklem.--
lIo is now prepared to accommodate all that
may call OH him with any kind cf Cabinet ware,
such as GreciRn Chairs, made of curlsd maple
or mahogany, Side Boards aud Sofas, and plain
work OF all kinds Collins made to order, and
on the shortest notice. All of which will be
done on the most reasonable terms lie there
fore soiicits share of public patronage.
D. Il. BLAIR.
Georgetown, Nov. ID, l543.
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Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stage,

BY way of Madison, Mil
szNStNfO Perin's Mills. Batn-
e8966EakzRE 81 via, Bantam, Bethel, Ha-
49, Aszz4==e=-zsS Smersville, Georgetown,
Russelville, Decatur, to West Union. To
cave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 6o'clock A. M, arriving at
Georgetown same dayS-and leaving next NOR
ming for aud arrvingat, West Union the same
days, aud back the next. Leaves Georgetown
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 8
A. VI. aud arrives in Cincinnati same days.
The proprietor ofthe above Stage>rOute--hav-
ing procured good and safe teams, with commo-
modious stages, and careful, ul,accommOdating and
experienced drivers-hopes to receive goOdiy
share of public patronage.
STAGE OFFIcEs Cincinnati, Mobiles Hotels :
Milford, Steel's Hotel; Batavia, DARTS Store :
Bethel, Perrine's Hotel ;Georgetown, WIN Dowd
ney's West Union, at Mr.. Lee's.
J B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
May 90, s49.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII persnnt indebted 10 the estate Of John
N Henry Bohrer, late of franklin towship,
deceased, are notified to makeimmediate pay
ment to the undersigned administrator; and all
those having claims against said estate are re-
Quested to present them legally proven within
one yslrfor settlement. GEORGE BOHRER
AdministrOto tor sf
John Henry Bohrerde'd.
DeesmbOr4 4, ls43.
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DVOIOA NOO' L. OollCyS OI'
OFFERS his services to the inhabitants OF
.NHGeorgetown, and its vicinity, in the ac-
tice Of Medicine, Surgery and their collateral
branches.
His Office is in the one occupied by his faith
er, east Of the cOurt-house.
A share Of public patronage is respectfully sO-
licted.
Georgetown Ohio, August 25th, ls4S,
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relief
Sherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2i cents, and warranted better than all
other Fasters for curing rheumatism, lumbagO,
pain or weakness in the side, breast, back, or
any part Of the body, worn on the lower part
of the spine, they cure theEpilos, draws eorns
out by the roots in about two days. These
are the cheapest and best plast rs in the world
NAM persons would not be without them for az
many dollars as they cost cents They are
spread by machinery, and the enormous uuanti-
ty cf over one milliOa is sold svery year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
uss them. They afford such quick and aston.
ishing relief that some call them the Magic
Plaster. ]. W. Hoxie, ESQ.,, Mr.. Michael Mar
tin, George d Strong, ESQ.,, } B. Cromwill, &
a multitude Of others, who have experienced
such great aud decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaster, mightbe referred 10. eau
ton is necessary, See that you get the genu-
ins Shermdn's Poor Mans PlaSterl Printed
directions are on the back Of each pldster' will
a factyiMiIe of d.. Shermans name. NAM
spurious and worthless limitations are hawFeC
abont; they should always bo avOided-trus
none but Shsrman's; his is sure To cure, and b
alore possesses the secrst of ofmakingit.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by d. J. Stewart,
Feesburgh, Daniel Trout.
Hamers,ille, w. B. Wright.
Russelsville, LS mbert Nowland.
Ripley, Ridgwsy and Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, Robert Pattens
Eckmansvil!e, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee.
| cUU a TNTnTT0 NT9eJ
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VIM. SHIELDS, sh'f. b. G. o.
SheriG's office. January 8, 1914.

William Bamber's Estate.
NOice is hereby given that the sub
~ sriber has been appointed and quali'
fed as administrator de bonis non Of the
estate of William Bamber, late Of Brown
county, deceased.
RICHARD X. HOLDEN.
January Stb. 1874.
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Gun Making and Repairing

Gun Making anu NePalTlng
Bv the subscriber, in Augusta, KY, on Hig
rset. first eorne above the College.
BLACKSMITHING carried on, on the
same lot, in all its various branches. Calls in
either business will be attended to on the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always on
hand-warranted not inferior toany.
M. SELLS.
N. B. I want a quantity Of good curlsd gun
tocks, for which will give a liberal price.
Augusta KY, June 18th. 1849
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JOHN JOLLTFFE.
Notice.

NOtlCo
Is hereby given, that at the November term
sl543 fthe Brown county Com. Pleas the I'M
derslgHed was appoiated Administrator Of the
state of Grafton Bayne, late of said county,
eec'd :, all persons havingclaims against said
state are equested to present the same aecor-
ding to law ;rand all persons indebted are reqnir-
cd to make Immediate payment.
THOMAS BAYNE, Adm'r.
Dee. IS, ISlS.--se
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Doctor Geo. B. Bailey. Jr.

Georgetown, Nov. IA, ls4S.
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dition thar the issue between him and Judge
Hall shall be left to the decision of the country,
lpon the record as it stands on the page of Amer
can history. The payment Of the fine by Gen.
'ral Jackson, whether rightly or wrongly i'm
osed, was the proudest act of his life; and
hose who now attempt to make political CAPT.
al by stirring up this matter, cnd making SC
much ado about the paltry sum of $1,000, are
false, hollow-hear1ed friends--they are, in truth,
he worst enemies of the aged General, for the,
would take from him all the merit of having, in
The hour and flush Of victory, bowed with pro-
per respect and reverence to the decision of the
tribunal Of the law. Is it TO remove STAIN
from the aged Generals military escutcheon that
they do this? No. No such motive actuates
them. General Jackson's " military escu,cheon"
is bright enough-to remove stain" from it is
all sheer pretence. What they really want is,
to make little capital for one who they know
needs it bad enough, Mr.. VAN buren,. This is
the whole secret. For General Jackson, they
care not pins head only so far as his name
will aid their ambitious purposes; and could they
make any thing by it, they would now sell the
aged Generals bones, to be delivered after his
DEATH for skeleton. Yes and even this would
make better general than the little fat Kinder
hook cabbage eater, whose dumpy form, like
that of the famous bandy-legged trumpet blower
of the renowned Peter Stuyvesanl, is seen wad-
ding at the head Of 'ihe harmonious party"
striding along, and attempting to tread +" in the
footsteps Of his illustrious predecessor" We
repeat, that those who urge the remission of this
| fine, who are making such an ado about justice,
the removal of the s'stain," and all that, are
false and hollow-hearted friends. Were their
feelings those Of sincerity, how happened it that
they rested so easy and Indifferent TO this stain"
for thirty years during twelve Of which, at
least, they had the power at any time to have
passed the act for which they now make such
| clamor! There is not particle Of sincerity in
! all this; its only purpose is, 10 stir up the
prejudices Of the people against the Wings;
and, SO it will accomplish this, the aged Gen.
eral may die and rot, for all they care-ay,
and the /" stain" may still remain upon his mill
tary escutcheon-hypocritical, rotten-h hearted de-
nlagogues as they are.
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w A S HIN G I @ N.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. l, 1874.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR

And the compliments Of the season to our nu-
merous readers! We pray that they may be
happier and better this year than they were the
last-that fortune may smile on all their honor
able endeavors; and when the SHOWS of age
shall whiten their brows, may they be able to
smile on the past, and feel no dread for the flu
ture. The new year will, Of course, bring abou,
many changes-among them we can cheerfully
anticipate great change in public sentiment as
to the fitness Of our candidate for the Presidency
day after day brings us cheering evidence Of
the wakenlng Of new spirit, and the right one,
too. Ere 1874 expires. I" Harry of the West"
will be proclaimed the first, last, and only"
choice Of the People Of the United States for the
first Office in their gift.
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GEN. CASS IN OHIO.

1--WE have from correspondent full account
Of general meeting of the Locofocos of Muskin-
gum county, Ohio, held at GAINESVILLE on the goth,
to elect delegates to the 9Th of January State
Convention. Gen. Cass was resident of that
county for some time before and during the last
war, and has warm personal friends there, who
exerted themselves to the utmost to procure
delegation friendly to his elevation to the Presi-
dency. Of course the changes were rung on
his war services, his Oregon chivalry. and his
vindication of the freedom, Of the seas in pre.
venting the assent of France to the Quintuple
Treaty, but all in vain. The Van Rurentes rode
over them rough shod, electing their own men
for everything, allowing all the citizens of the
county who choose to attend the State Conven-
ton, but instructing them to support Mr.. Van
Buren,. This winds up Gen. Cass Tor the coming
contest"-N. Y. Tribune.
This is the first trial of strength Gov Cass's
friends have had with the Old Hunkers, and it
turned out as we always supposed it would, thai
ne was no favorite of the ultra Democrats. The
Governor is an amable man, and would like ex-
trcmey well to please everybody; but he has
not the energy and decision requisite for leader :
ne is moreover wanting in those qualities which
inspire confidence and Difference in others. He
lacks the first requisite Of leader, confidence in
MISUNDERSTANDING and firmness. Under him
Tie Locofoco party would melt away. lose "its
form and pressurc," and no one could tell how.
The leaders of that party, Mr.. Benton, Mr..
Wright Mr. Richie, and others, are too saga
clous to entrust its destinies to him who was MAJ
"born to command" AS little hold of the af1ec-
tons of the people as Mr.. Van Buren, has, thew
know that he is The only man under whom, the
active, laborng, ofice-seeking men-those who
lead their fiites, their hundreds, and their thou
sands--can be rallied; and they therefore know
that if he cannot lead them to victory, no other
man can. Desperate, therefore, as their chance
is with him, he is their only hope, and forlorn
hope he will be truly
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-01

GEoRe1A.-The Legislature of Georgia adj
Journed sine die on Saturday the Odd ult. OF the
session just concluded it is said that it was one
of unprecedented labor and assiduity. From the
first, determination was manifested by the
members neither to waste time, nor to trifle with
the interests of the country, confdcd by tho peo-
pie to their hands.
meeting of the Wing members of both
branches OF the Legislature was held on the same
evening, MIR. Meriwelber, of Putnam, in the
chair A resolution was adopted appointing
committee to draft an address TO the People Of
Georgia. expository of the action of tho Wing
session of the Legislature of le43
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ARRIVAL OF THE U. S. BRIG TRuxTox.-Re-
mans Of Commodore Pouer-We learn bv a
slip from the Office OF the Norfolk Herald that the
=. >. brig Truxton, Lieut.. Cong George p. IN
shur, arrived at that port on Thursday. The
lruxton had passage Of forty-one DAYS frop,
Hibraltar. She touched at Mahon on her wav
down from Constantinople, and left at former. No
vember 10, the U. s. ship Delaware, Commodore
Morris, and the U. S. soop-of-war Fairfield, Com
mander Downing. The Delaware expected to
sal tor the United States probably on the LIST Of
January, about which time the frigate Cumber.
land, Captain Smith, was looked for.
The Truxton has on board TIE remains Of
Commodore Porter, originally destined for inter-
ment near Philadelphia, but in consequence Of
the earnest desire of his family (now at Constan-
tnople) that they should be inferred a, Wash
ngton, Lieut.. Upshur put into Norfolk, to await
the further orders Of tho Navy Department. The
officers and crew of the Truxton have all returned
in her, and are in excellent health
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-01

The FALL RIVER SUFFERERs.-W learn from
the Boston Post that the committee for distribu-
ing among the sufferers by the late fire at Fall
River, have made donations TO FIVE hundred and
eighty persons, comprising from two to three
hundred families, in which were some fifteen
hundred souls. The losses by the fire are now
ascer aimed TO have exceeded, considerably, five
hundred thousand dollars. The committee saw
We have received about one-tenlh part Of that
sum from generous public, which we Judge
should be appropriated chiefly to those whom
the fire deprived Of their all
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IHE SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA--A Havana cor
respondent of the Journal of Commerce, under
date OF the 18th December, gives this account Of
the slave trade:
There is no hope at present that the slave
trade VIII cease. New arrivals continue, and
more are expected. Ithonghtthe /" New Sultan
possessed more humantys but am convinced
ne cannot forget coming ron '"old Spain," and
that the policy of that nation is TO live upon the
groans OF victims, allowing their own subjects to
murder each other at home, and TO capture and
traffic IN these hapless Africans.
Every day are these unhappy beings, as if by
enchantmcnt, offered at public sale in this CITY,
without regard to law, and as if there were no
authorities to execute it. On the contrary, the
agent commissioned to collect the half doubloon
per head is well known and undisgused NV
wishes are to make known TO the world these
Transactions, and to brand all implicated with the
most Ignominous and public disgrace"