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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24

Mn. DAUM.-li is stated in the Ex
amiher that the Editor of the Standard
refused IL publish notice announcing
Philip Daum az candidate for Coroner
Of this county. R.!sn The notice alluded
to was fist presented 10 Us, We declined
publishing il until we had seeGMr, Daunl,
as we believed he would not deNiro 10
to have bic name used in opposition TO lie
regularly nominated democratic ticket
We saw him a few days Afterwards, whe6
he said be did not wish his name used
for The otice-snd when we we're again
applied to we again refused to Publish.lh
notice.
As we had no doubt that the notice
was got up with the design Of iniuring the
Democratic ticket, we could not lend our
columns (Os the accom- plishmeht Of such
an object The object Of this paper ls
the advocating ard sustaining Of demo-
cratic principles, which We believe 10 be
necessary to The welfare of the country /;
aud the Only way 10 carry into effect those
principles is 10 support the candidates who
are regularly nominated by the demo.
cratic conventions. Our humble efforts
have been and shall continue 10 be direc.
ted TO the accomplishment Of this object
In these efforts, We are plesssd 10 have
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received the encouragement and support
oflhs democratic patty at large of The
coOnly-and We have not The least sP.
.PrehenSiOn Of a disconlinuance Of their
evaporation and encouragement, ESQ long
as we continue 10 faithfully discharge Out
duty.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24
WARREN, TrUmbull Co. O.,l
August 81, 1874.
Mr.. MEDARY.

Mr.. MEDARY.
Sir:--I have perceived an efEart being
made in some Of Ihe political papers OI
your city, to prejudice The Chulch .agains
Mr.. Tod, by representing him as scot
fer and reviler Of religion. Those char.
ges are news, sir, 10 TIE people here, land
particularly to the friends of Mr.. Tod
who ere attached 10 theMethOdisl church,
and even the papers OPpOsed to him in
politics, in this section Of The Stale, have
not, as vet, as have seen, made or ins
jorsed any such charges against him.
Ihave been squAinted with Mr.. Tod
for ten years or Moro. am now acting
in an official relation 10 the MelhOdsi
church in this place, and do KNOW he has
always freely contributed, not only IN as
Sis,inQ US 10 build our house Of worship
and carsonage, but he has ever been ready
and willing, with The true spirit Of Iiber'
aIi,v. which has ever characterized his
whole life, to contribute TO the salaries
and claims Of our preachers, and in so
doing, has Unidentified himself with the
Methodist church in this place.
The charges mSde against him by his
opponents, as above referred 10. have
no hesitation in saying,sre unfoUndsd end
false.
ta Yours, most respectfully.
s. L, HUNT,
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STILL ANOTHER LETTER FROM
MR. CLAY

The Hon. ]. NJ. Clayton, Who is per
haps one Of the most devoted friends OF
Mr.. Clay in the Union, wrole TO Nj. Clay
some weeksago On the subject Of Mr.
Webstsr's statement, that Mr.. Clay had
in the commiilee-rOOm of the Senste
proposed TO insert a clause in the Com
promise act providing for total abandOn'
ment OfprO ecliIn on 'all domestic ar
ncles whatever" after 1912.
We make the following extract fromMr
CIay's reply:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24
COL. TOD AND THE METHODIST
CHURCH,

The following from one Of Col Tod's
neighbors, put the brand Of falsehoOd up
on the assertion Of the miserable Journal
about Col. Tod and The Methodist church
The miscreant who made the charge, pro
lesses, we understand, to be a member Of
4 highly res pec'able church. DID he ever
study the commandment which ssys"lhOu
shalt mol bear false witness against thy
neighbour
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24

REJOICING IN KENTUCKY OVER
THE SKINNING OF THE EMBOD :

The democracy Of southern Kenlue.
ky are preparing Cor = grand jubilee, 10
be held Al Mayhsla. Caves county. %
the Sd of October 20 rejoice over the
prospect Of defeating Clay in bis 0sn
State, as well as over the recent elections
In that State. Success 70 them.
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From the New England Democrat
GO TO WORK

We call upon every voter in the State
and Union who desires the success Of
The democratic cause. who Wishes to
elect de mocratic President and TO have
this gOvernmen Mt administered On demo-
crOic principes-whO is opposed 10 Ma.
tional Bank, to the Land Distribution,
TO the Assumption Of the State debts. 10
tho abolition Of the Veto Power, and in
fine all the measures generally which tho.
election Of Henry Clay would entail up.
on the coun'ry-we call unOn every va.
ter Of this stamp to GO TO WORK Ac.
lively. zEAL"UsLY, and shove all 90 TO
work GNT NOW!
GO TO WORK
and organize in every State, county, city,
and town, by the appointment cf rallying
and vigilance committees. No cause
ever yet triumphed without a thorough
organization Of its friends. Remember
This! II is the first, GREAT STEP 10
success.
GO To WORK
and circulate democratic tracts and papers
which discuss fairly snd ably the great
questions al issue in the coming contest.
FalsehOod and Misrepresentation are aI~
ready in the field, and they must be fol.
lowed close up with acls and truth.
GO TO WORK
and get 10 meetings aud conventions, that
you may he able 10 learn each others
views. consult, advise. and become per
sonally acquainted. You can thus act
uNitediy, and united action can alone be
efficient action.
GOTO WORK
and inrulcate the neces'i Y nr harmony
on all occasions and at allIimes-,hnt ac.
tion without, nniOn is vain and nseless--
hat every man must adopt and ACT
UPON the motto Of glorious Tom. Benz
ton" Union, harmony. self-deniaI, con-
cession; everything for the cause, nothing
for men,"
GO TO WORK
and make arrangements or'lecturea and
public discussions nf the measures Of the
democratic and federal parties. DamOc>
racy always gains by fair, open, honest
discussion Of public questions. The peO-
pie want light Let il coma in foods.
GO TO WORK
and on all proper occasions reason with
those who are willing 10 listen. TO reason
and argument.-Labor to confirm the
wavering and win the doubtful. Every
man, however humble hIS sphere, posses.
ses some ind Ienco to advance dem lcrai.
ic principles. IlG ought to do tho can
accomplish much If he will do ir--hs
can contribute his mite and swell iha
tide OF democratic victory, which will
then surely spread over the whole Union.
co tn WORK.
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THE STANDARD.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS


SENATORIAL.
u--Jossph II. Larwill, of Wayne county
nswiy Utter. Of Clermont.
lsi District Clayton Webb, oft4omilton,
E2ad James NJ. Dorsey, Of DSrke.
i % R. ID Forsman Of Green.
4'h John Taylor of Champaign.
5'b David Higgins Of Lucas.
Oh Gilbert Beech of Wood.
7ih John D. White Of Brown.
9Th Thomas Megrady Of Ross.
oh Valentine KefFer Of Pickaway.
lOh James Parker Of Licking.
llh GreuvilIe P. Cherry Of Marion.
18th George COrwino Of Scio'o.
18Th Cautious C. GoveY Of Morgan.
l4S Isaac NJ. LamiDg Of Gcauga,
18th Walter JAMESON nf Harrison.
'l6h Sebastian BrainsTd'Tnscarawas.
I7,h Jsmss Forbes Sr. Of Carroll
1871 Neal Mccoy Of Wayne.
l9h Milo Stone of Summit.
20th Bei4min Adams Of Lake.
2lN Stephen N. Sargent Of Medina
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Snow STORM, ,--InOFe was quito q snow
Storm at 81, Catharine's Canada, on the
3lsiult. The ground was completely COW
cred,
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]. NJ. CLAYron, ESQ"

Whether o, no, the shove was meanI
10 be lfat denial Mr.. Websler's charge
or whether it was intended as an ngenI
Gus evasion Of the subject-of course OuI
readers are capable of judging as we
are.
But it seems 10 US that some Of the
friends of Mr.. Clay should address an
inquiry to Mr. Webster himself on the
subject. who doubtless could commun,
cate something quite definite in relation
to the matter. We likewise think MIR.
Webster should be addressed in relation
TO another maIter.-MGdisOniGn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-24

GEN. McDowEL, WM. II HBALDwINEsq.
and others will address a mass meeting at
NewhOpe on FIidsv the 4lh of October.
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AUeUsT %, 1874.

"YOu tell me that | am accused 81
having abandoned the protective policy
That would distress me exceedingly, il
| were not accused of all sorts Of crime
and misdemeanors. | believe have
been charged with every crime enGmera
ted in the Decalogue. | laugh at the
sIraighls to which my opponents are driV
en-. They are to be pitied. Shrinking
from all the issues arising out Ug the
great questions Of national policy which
have hitherto divided The country, they
have no other refuge left but in personal
abuse, delractiOn, and defamation.
have lived down these attacks here tOfore
and, with The blessing Of Providence l.
hope to survive those which they are now
directing against me.
remain always truly and faithfully
Your friend,
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GO TO WORK

and organize in every State, county, city,
and town, by the appointment rf rallying
and vigilance committees. No cause
ever yet triumphed without thorough
organization Of its friends. Remember
this! II is the first, GREAT STEP TO
auccaoa
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-24
Northumberland County, So.

In The Orphans Court Of said county, a,
Jan. Term A. ID. 1874.
nN motion Of Charles w. Higgins, Esq. the
~ Court award Rule on Jacob Long, George
Long, John Long. Catherine, intermarried with
Samuel Gonsert, Mary, intermarrcI with Jonathan
Katherman, Harriet Long and Jane Long, Of whom
Lot Bergs,resscr Is guardian, Sarah, intermarried
with William Countner. Elizabeth. intetmarr'cd
with John Mhlch Catherine. iptermarried with Da.
vid Gibson Polly, intrrmarried with William
Rhoads, and Lydia Ann Shearer, being the children
and heirs at law Of George Long, ST., deed .daueh.
ter Elizabeth, intermarrcd with Peter Shearer, and
who deceased previous to the death Of said int, state,
heirs and distributes Of George Long. sr., late Of
Augusta township Northumberland county, decd.
to appear in our next O,phans' Court to be held
fr said county. TO wit: on the fir, day Of April
lsi, and accept refuse he estate Of said George
Long, ST., decd. or show cause why the same
shnult not I've sold.
Certified from the records If our said Orphans
Court, this 18th day of ianuarv A. ID. 1874.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Feb. cath, lS4i ct CIR % e..
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Tavern License.

10 hc HmorGjis c. C. D"pnri. Es9.. president,
a,d his issocjafCS, JNdScs ottbs CONT IF Quar-
Ter Sessions IF the county IF Norfhumberia"d:
VkNIIE p,tit,on of Charles Weaver. of Sunbury. in
Z SAID county. hun,hly repre- cuts, that hc roniin
ucs to keep house of public eutttainm"ut, at his
old stand, aud is wrIl prepared f. the accommoda-
lion of travellers. &c. lie therefore rrtys your
honor, t. grant him u license 10 keep tavern dur
the ensuing year, and hc viii pay. &c.
CHARLES WEAVER.
To THE JUDGFs ARoNE NtNrIoNEU = h" sub
scrhcrs, residents Of Sunhnry, Ec"hy certify, tn /
Charles Weaver, the apI lie 'mt for the license, ls
a man of good rcpue for honesty aud tcrupJriucc.
and is well provided with house room and convent
cncrs for the Tod ling and accommodation of srhn-
gers and travellers, and that public house there
IL necessary they Therefore recommend him as a
proper pcrs I've licensed to keep public house.
Bcri min Hendricks Gideon Make
John Robins Daniel Beck
Joseph E,se'y Michael Young
Thomas A Ellington VIM ]. Drwat
Charles ] B,uner Samuel Thompson
CD Wharton John Landau
Feb 10Th, lSii.-2t.
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Nine TESrBs ofour diseases are treated, by the
Faculty. with C,lomol. Anthony and Opium
The indiscrminate use Of Mineral preparations has
murdered thousands and the constant use of Opt
um has consigned many to premature grave, bu,
we rejoce that the discovery of the Brandrcth
Vegetable Universal Pills has rendered both Mer.
curry and Opium useless in the cure of disease q:
Thousands who are daily being cured of various
diseases, now bear testimony.
Experience has taught that Brandreth's Vegea.
BILE Universal Pills remove all corrupt humors from
the body in an easy, safe and efltctnal manner
producing no eiIec, bu, wha, will finally conducc
to the perfect purfcation of the Blood, and thereby
cure the disease, (wha'ever name il may I've called,
and give perfect health to the whole system.
0T Purchase Of n. d Masser, Sunhury, or o,
the agents. published in another part of this paper
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Tavern License.

To HE HoporaJh c e. Dunek. Esq, PrcSiicRk
and his Assoc 0'es, JudgcS ofh Courtof OUR.
ter Sessions. fHte county cf Nothnmbcria0d: =:
TgNHE PETITION OF Ctr stan Kahle, Of Shamokin
4 township, in sid county. hunhls represents,
th H. s,il continues =, his I'D stand in ,ai town.
ship, on the rnad "ndng from Shamokn'swn 10
Sunhury and ID nvrle, an also from Irish Valley tn
the Bear Gap ard is we'll prepared for the accummo.
Iatinn of travellers, &c He therefore pravs Your
Honors to grant tim license to keep tavern,
during the ensuing year, and he will pray. &c.
CHRISTIAN KABLE.
Te TINE JrnGEs ABoyE MENrIuNEn:--Ihe SUI
scrbrrS, dcns Of Shamokn tsp, hereby certify.
that &. kale, the applicant for the license, is a
man of good rcpute for honesty and Temperance,
and is we'll provided with housc-rcon and convent.
ences FOR the lodging and accommod' 'on of stran-
gers and travellers, and that public house there is
necessary they thcref ne recommend him a
proper person 10 be licensed to keep public house.
Daniel Haas Geo w Seriz'l
Jacob Mover J'seph Kascman
Jacob Wirte'y Jacob Haas
Benjamu St,rizH John Runkd il
Siomln Hurnme Henry Was.cr
George Per,ing Solomon Fageiy
Feb. Gath. lSii,-3t
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Tavern License.

To Me Ronoraiic c. G. B,nnL Esq, President,
and his Associofcs, J"dges ofihe Court cf our
Ter Sessions, he county cf Norihnmde'|a"d; ;
VI>lIE petition r John Haas Of Sunhury in said
L county, humhly sprrs' nts thai he continues TO
Ike p public h,u,e Of entertainment, at his old
stand, and is well prepared for the accommodation
of travellers. &c. He ther' fore pra,s your Hon"rs
10 grant him license To keep tavern during the
ensuing ycar and he will pray, &c.
JOHN HAUS.
To THE JUDGrs ABOVE MENTIONED The sub
scibers. residents of Sunhury, hsrriy certify, that
Juhn Haus the applcan, for the license, is a
man of good r'pute for honesty and temperance,
aud is well pro, ided for house and convenen-
for the lodging and accommodation Of strangers
and travellers, and that public house there is nc
cesssry they therefore recommend him pro-
per prrson To he licensed 10 keep public house.
Thomas \ lnGion Thomas g Higgins
Edward Oyster Geo w Kirh
Geo Marin Abraham Erwin
Charles Peasants John Landau
Samuel ID Jordan ID Ro, k,tellrr
Frederick Lazarus Samuel Fetter
Feb 2ilh, 1924 -3t
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WILLIAM VI. WEAVER.
Tavern E.iCensc.

To NJ Honorobh c. G DonneI Esq. Presi3eat,
and his ASsociafes, Jadges Of The Court Of quar-
Ter Sessions, pf tie county Of Northumberland !
TENIE PCT tion of Ira I. Clement of Sunhurv, in
n said county. hum'y represents, tia, he attend,
To Keep a house of puld entertainment IN the stand
now occupi d by &. ID. Wharon, and is we'll pre-
pared for the accommodation uftravellrrs, &c, He
lhcr.fre prays your Honors TO grant him llcen,e
keep tavern during the ensuing yca', and he
vii pray, &C. IRA I. CLEMENT.
To THE JUuGEs ABOVE MENTIONED The sob
scrhers, residents of Sunhurv, hereby certify thai
Ira +. Clement, the applicant for the license, is a
man of good repu,c for honesty and Temperance
and is well provided with house-room and convent
ences for the lodging aud accommodation of srang'
ers and travellers, and that public house there is
necessary they therefore recommend him as q
proper person to he licensed to keep public house
Benz nj,min Hendricks William Martz
Geo Weiser Geo Bright
Samuel Hunter Frederick Lazarus
Thomas Ellington G C,leb Fisher
Joseph EIsely Charles Weaver
John w Peat Gideon Markell
Charles Miller L q Marhley
Feb. 2ith lSi4 st
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Tavern License.

To The HOuorabh C. G. Donnei, Esq. Presdeni,
and his .lssoc;afes, Judges ofhe Court IF Quar-
Ter Sessions for Tie couniy IF Northumberland L;
TIME Ie'tnn OF EllL beth Weizel, Of Sunhu,
Il ~, in sail county, humtiy represents, lha,
she cout'nu's to keep house of pubic entertain.
m"n'. at her oil siani in Sunhury, au1 is well Ire-
par iur the accomm"da'inn oi travellers, e.
She therefore prsys your Hon1rs To- grant her H.
censc II keep a tavern duing the ensuing year,
and she will Iray, &c.
ELIZ NBETH WEI rZEL.
To THE JunGEs ABOVE MENTIONED; The sub
sCritcr- residents uf Sunhurv, terehy certify, tha,
Elizihcth Wetzel. the applicant fr The license,
is lady of good repule for h,nes'y and temperance
and i, Will provided with hou,c.rn"m aud nvruI.
encrs tor the lrdsIng a'd accommodation of slr,n
ger. md ravrllcrS, and that Iufc huu.e lhcr, is
urCcss ~ :--tlry thcrcfrc recommend Lcr a. d
rfnper pcrsnn Ia I've licensed ro keep public h,usc.
Edward q hn Hruy Iux,hcimer
II nry Goblin T. G Na'kky
Henry Na.scr Jsuoh Painter
John BogI lie rse Right
Benjamin li,ndricks Geo II Iuungman
Charles Plea ants VIM Youngman
Feb. 10th, lsii-3t
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5000 acres OfTimber Land,
Tavern License.

To the Honorable c. q. Doupcl. Esq, President,
and his Associates Judges Of The Court Of Quar-
Ter Sessions, IF The county cf Northumberland: I:
vINHE petition of Frederick Rsker of Little Ma
i honov, in said county, humhly represents, that
hc continues TO keep a tavern at his ol stand ond
is vel prepared for the accommodation Of travel
lers, &c. lie therefore pays your Honors t, grant
him a license to keep tavern during the ensuing
year, and he will pray, &c
FREDERICK RAKER
To THE JUnGEs ABnvE MENTIONED The sub
scrbcrs, resid, nts of Mahonoy, hcohy certify that
Frel Rakcr, the applicant Gr the llccuse, is man
of good re,ute for honesty and Temper and is
well prov ded with housc-ioon and c,nvcnieuce>
for the lodging aud acconm alton ofstrangers and
travellers, and that public housr there * nercssar,
they therefore recommrnd him as proper per.
son 10 be licenctd To- keep put lie house.
Samuel Wagner Daniel w 'cner
James SNinch-rt Geor.e Swinshart
Eno,h K ker Samuel : Nsgner
j cob II wcr ] cl Rn,hrrmel
William DER WIN Roth, rmel
David Ham II Kr.hs
Amos Red George liolshue
Feb. l0h, lS4i -3t
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HOres.'s Esek.
JOSEPH =. EOVER.

Manuiacturer Of Writing and IndeIII-
bic Ink, No. l06 North Third Street, six
doors below Race, (east side,)
II L a d z L, p II A,
ID ESPECTFuI.LY informs country merchants
IL and others. that he constantly keeps on hand
large stock Of his Superior Black. Blue end Rcd
Ink, and also a superior quality of Indellihle Ink
HIS ink is put up in bottles varying in size, from
to 81 ounces, and wall he sold reasonable
terms. The excellent qualities of this ink has
thoroughly established It's character. that il is now
extensively used throughout the country.
- For sale at the store of n. u. Masscr, Sum
bury, Pa. May eth, ls43.-lv
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For Rent.

THE large and cnmmodious TAVERN STAND
l. in the town Of Sh,mokin, Nor humber'- .,
now occupied by the sub-criher ."
NV Is s"' " "a. ShsnOkin Coal Region.
fm .,,ns. Apply 10 JACOB NRAM,
fhsniokln, Feb lOIh, lsAi.-u,
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JOHN MOVER, Tailor,
Wsinut street, near Fourth, Reading.
DouglassHTls, April 10Th, lsl3.


Mn. JlKLEr My son Edmund i.cat hal the
scrc.ula IN The most dreadiul and distressing man
,.cr for three years. during which nmr he was de-
piyeJ Of the use of his lin,hs. his he d AMI ne'k
were covered With ulcers We ui'd all ne i'm y.
snt rcmrdi,s, hut to no effect, untl rrr"mm'na'u
ly Dr. Johnson of Nouistown, AID ais" pf, Isaac
Hirlc,. of R,ad,rr. 10 use your peluraiv" Svup
of S,rsap,rl,Ia of which obtained severed hoI'es.
the u.e # which dove the di.ea-e eu'irlv ou' OF
his system, the sore heAied up, and tie ch'h as
restored 10 ,s,rrr health, which he hA' enj','d
uuinirrru.l leJly ever since, 10 the s-tn'shm'n' OF
many n.. sons wha seen him ing his affection
Ihaye lhoushl II my duty, aud ~cni ynu this oetii-
G,ate that ottc,s who have a ike ofcuon m the
fui'v may know where to obtain so valuable
mcAi ne Yours truly,
AMELIA ID. LEAF,
Sept l6, lsi3-ly
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Tavern License.

To NE HonorGble c c. Donnci. Esq, President,
and his associates, Judges Of hs Court Of quar-.
ter Sessions cf The county # Northumheriand; :;
TINIiE petition of Charles d. Wharton of Sunhu-
Il ~, in said county, humhly represents, that be
cIn nues to keep house of public entertainment
at his old stand, the count house, aid is we'll
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
Tie therefore pays your h"uors To grant him a H.
Censo to keep tavern, dutng the ensuing year,
aud he will pray, &c.
CHARLES ID. WHARTON
1u THE JCpGEs AB"VE NENTIUNt tp:-Ihe SUBJ
scthcTs, Ie-Idrn,s OF the town ot Suuhuv, hereby
hy certify, that Charles d. Wharton, the a,plIcar
for The license, is of good rel u'c for honesty
AMI ,Cmp"rduc', and is well provided With house
room aud convenience, for the lodging and accom-
moda'ion Of strangers anl travellers, and that pub
lie house there Is necessary they therefore rrcun-
mend him as proper person to lie licensed To kcep
pubic hnus".
Samuel ID jordan John w Peal
ChmI Plcasants Tho> Higgins
Henry ) Gobln Geo Marin
I'm Bogu Caleb Fisher
w |. D-wau Edward q, stef
frederick Lazarus Felix Maurer
Feb lOih, lSid.-3t
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INTERESTING To OrD PEopLE,-We find in an
cold paper the following course of proceedings
recommended to aged people, as means OF en-
abling them 10 preserve their cycsight or To re-
cover it after it has failed Every morning,
when washing yourself dip your face into the
water, open your eyes, and keep them under the
water, as long as YOU can hold your breath This
strengthens the eye and cleunscs it from the
rhcum which dcadens the sight and considerably
affects the ball \ gentleman in Maryland by
the mamie Of James Calder, after using spcctaclcs
for twenty-five years, followed this plan, and at
the age of 20 recovered his sight as to see
without them. Dipping the crown of the head
into cold water, every morning both winter and
summer, is preservatve against the head and
ear ache, and will materially assist the other ope.
ration in its effect upon the eyes"