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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14
CANTON, April 5, i644

| ~NANNs - PAh ~ 4OSRa
Mr.. DANIEL GoTsHALL,
Sir: deem it duty sHjoined upon
me as straighiONl, 10 present 10 the
public through your paper, few details
Of my political life. Raised in the school
Of democracy, | have always cOnsidertd
il my duty as an American freeman, to
go with the. party winch are guided BY
republican principles, and desire the
greatest good OF the greatest number;
and desirOus Of aiding in the propagation
of JetteFsOnian principles, l gave my suf.
frage in 1886, TO Martin Van Buren, il
being my Grst vote. In 1888, supports
ed Wilson shannon for Governor Of Ohio:
believing in SO doing, that was using
my influence against monOpOlized wealth
and arrislOcracv OH the one hand, and in
favor Of equal rights on the other. But
alas, two short years had scarce elapsed,
when, fOrgetful OF my former prediction
| found myself in The ranks Of federalism.
And nov. Mr.. Editor. it may be somes
what Astonishing TO you and your readers
how could have taken such leap as
this, gone Ut q single bound from The folds
of democracy into the blasting embraces
of federal whiggery. But il you will let
your mind recuF to the times OF l640, and
TecOllect the thousands Of promises that
we're made by whig stumPers, the inscrip.
tions on their banners, for instance, "tsUo
dollars dag and roast beefn you will
think Of tue causes that impelIed mo 10
pursue The course did, for being & little
fond Of Toasl beef, and still fonder Of the
Two dollars day, acted like the dog lin
the fabls) that while carrying PieCe Of
beef across the stream, saw bis shadow in
the water, and eager to possess himself {
what be considered the better piece,
caught at The shadow and b. 80 doing lost
what he bad. This and like pTomisss,Of
which they were very pFOfuso, induced
me 10 70 for "TippeCanOe andTyleE lOO.'
But scarce had got into their ranks, when.
discovered my error, for instead Of two
dollars day il was two shilliaesl and
for the roast beel, pork and hOmOny. I
also discovered that aristOcFacy and self.
ish pride was The basis Of whig pTih cipleg. :
and deception and fraud the mssRs bvt
whichtsey gained the victory in le4O -
| coon became satisfied that ! had zoe
into the wrong pew, and no SCORER did
perceive that, than ] rstraced my steeDS
and am now determined 70 uss Ell hon.
Orable means 10 secure ths election Of
Martin Van Buren, or WhOSuor NAV hns
the democratic candidate for iheP Presiden.
cy. Wan BuFen, hsing my 6rst choice,
Is am ANXIOUS to do him al the tspsr.e
aiiOl can for the injury ] did bin in
ls4Os yhsn.s soon'Shin ObSuuotsdmy
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14
From the Globe.
DOlNGS INTHE CAPITAL.

DOlNGS IN THE CAPITAL.
In this days paper will be found the
short but highly important address Of tho
democratic delegation in the two Houses
Of Congress, from Ohio, to the democra-
cy Of that Slate. 1t is an address which
will, and ought TO, excite the prompt at
IentiOn Of the whole democracy Of the
country.
1t relates 10 movement in this city of
which we have long been suspicious, but
about which, from its secrecy, until OF
late, and from our own confinement TO a
sick room, we havo been unable to speak
with that certainty such a matter re-.
quires.
The movement has now, however, as-
sumed form too visible for futher con.
cealment. The fact of it's existence has
at length found its way into the country;
and letters expressing the astonishment
and indignation Of the democrats at home,
are daily pouring into this city, inquiring
who are the men that are here engaged
in an attempt to subject thepeorle's con,
Venton, which is soon TO assembleat Balti.
more, to the dictation OF cOngressi ional
caucus, instigated BY Mr.. Tyler and his
colaborers in the effort to bsiray and 10
defeat the democratic party, The delega.
tiOn frOmO Ohio,frm in their principles and
faithful 10 the people as the delegation
representing the noble democracy Of that
great State ever have been, have deter.
mined, it!seems, so far as regards them
selves, to stand not moment exposed
to the hazard Of being suspected Of in
trigue and perfdy. They are in the right,
for though no delegaliOn-nO mon in
the Union are better protected by their
known characters than they, against such
imputations, yet, when movement, 40
we'll calculated to blast public men, is as.
crbed by the public letter.wrlers from
this city, as this has been, TO democratic
members Of Congress gensrally, without
stating who they are by nSme,-iustice
10 themselves requires the innocent 10
speak for themselves.
We are deceived in the American
character II these inirigues at lbe Capi.
itOl, to undermine Mr.. Van Buren,, do not
arouse the democratic people more on>
Enthusiastically in his support, than they
have been in the support Of any man
since 1928. 10 that year their enthusi.
asm was iifiamed for General Jackson,
by the fact that he had, four years be-
fore, been made the victim Of congress
sional intrigue,
Connected with this movement, we
spprehend time will disclose some things
Of q character fer more important to the
people of this Union than a msra Pres
idSntial election. II we are not mista.
ken in this, we shall, should we be bles
ed with restoration OF our health, have q
painful duty to perform. Bot il will be a
necessary duty, and we shall perform il,
without the fear Of anything, but the
want Of ability to perform il we'll.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14

REslCNATION-JOhn G. Spencer, has
resigned the Office Of Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14
From the Ohio Statesman.
"COMING OUT FROM AMONG
THE EfNTIT nAnerNy -

From every part Of the Slate we are
assured, VoIeIs,who went for Harrison in
lS4O, no" satisfied that the grossest in-
justice was done Mr.. Van Buren, and
that coon promises, cOOn-like, were all
deceptive and made for effect, are now
determined 10 do all IN their power to
correct the error then made. We CONS
mend the letter Of Mr, Gifin to the pub.
lie generally:
From the Stark Co. Democrat.
"A STRAIGHTOUT WITH HIS
EYES OPEN.0
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14

DOINes AT WAsHINGToN.-Ws publish
from the Globe an exposition Of an
attempt 10 defeat, in the national con
ventiOn, the nomination of the man who
is without doubt, the choice Of The mass
Of the democratic party for President.
True, other distinguished democrats had
friends who desired their nomination, as
usual ON such occasions, but we suppOS.
sed that after the delegates to the ma :
tiOnal convention had been chosen and as
great majority Of them instructed to vote
for Mr.. Van Buren, the question was set.
tied; and that no one who desired
the success Of democratic principles
would then attempt to create dscord and
endanger the success of the democratic
party and its patriotic measures.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14

bBNATOhlAL.
Joseph II. LarWill, Of Wayne county
Dowty Utter, of Clermont.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21
BRANDRETH PILLS.

MMAN will be born 70 days Of bliss, compared TO
Nl what has hitherto been his lot, weighed down
WHICH mo no sartiiy power knew how alleviate On.
III this discovery was presented TO the world Inc
weak the feeble, the inrm, the nervous the DELI
cate are 10 few days strengthened Dy s1eir Cpsra
ryerance without the expense OF physiclan AdaP.
ted 10 all circumstances and situations, they are the
hest medicines ever invented for families or 20 take
NO chanee Of particular aegimenor care against
The Brandreth Pills, as general family medicine,
especially 10 country 60 subject? s?oaen Gnsnees
By having the Bgandreth Pills always on hand should
sudden attack OF sickness take place, they can be
given q once, and viii often have effected cure De'
fore The peysician could have arrived.
In Choic, and in inflammation Of the bowels, these
Pills will ct once relieve, and perseverance IN tneir
use according TO the directions, will surely 90 all
that medicine can do 70 restore the health OF the pa
In diseases arising from the use Of mercury, or
from a,y canse of valation, from bad blood OF o!h-
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In an attacks Of Rheumatism, ETysypelas' Salt
Rheum and in case Of chronic or recent
he nse Of Bfandreth Pills will be productive o. nm
mite service-sometimes occaAoning g great
g sssss II I'm r worms asthma dssa.
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and Bowels she Brandreth Pills will be found new
;sass ,Ss fSI beue. Of these celebrated Pills
thsy should be- kept IN the house, 80 that upon ts
6rst commencement ofsickness they may De atonce
Tesorted TO- One dose then 10 better than dozen az
ter The disease has become established In INC Vs'
The Brsndresh PilIs ere purely vegetable, and %
innocent that the infant Of month old may use
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capable Of imparifng. Females may use them gu
rina 81 he critical periods Of their lives The Bran
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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21
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ADVANTAGEOUS square, three insertions, 81,
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Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, l.25
All communications must be Posr PAID.
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TO THE VICTOR BELONGS THE sPolIs.

Az .IaG yVlCTUk BELONGS THE SPOIIsS.
As DDssK SsSs in be fern e. r1S
claiming to give relief and eyencure the most invet.
Ssss diseases yet nsas hsys e S vel SSswsrsd *
IosasERs they are aessssbe 70 he tase
easily administered, and FROM the unprecedented
success which they have met with, and the remarka.
ss SoiSs which ,hsy :, hays ay Justly
eases, for which: they. have been recommended
u 'n''~'n s:coueH 1ozENeEs'
Cure the most obstinate cases OF Cough in q few
who'haye been given up by their physicians and
friends and many who have been reduced to the
verge IF the grave by splitting blood Consumption,
and hectic Fever, by their have had the rose of
health restored to the haggard cheek and now live
to speak forth the praise Of this invaluable medicine.
~ 'A''"''" WORM LozENGEs"
Have been proved in more than 100000 cases to be
infaable ia fact the only certain Worm Destroying
Medicine ever discovered. Children will eat them
whea they canno. Be forced e take any other med.
ofmedicine to Them ia this form is great beyond
conception. When the breath of the child becomes
offensive and there is picking Of the nose during
bleeding at the nose, headache, drowsness starting
during sleep disturbed dreams, awaking with fright
and screaming, Troublesome cough, feverishness,
thirst voracious APPETITE sickness a. the stomach aud
bloatee stomacn-these are among many prominent
symptoms Of worms and can be relieved BY these in
comparable Lozenges. They have never known to
fail Dr. s sC&%aPHoR LozENeEs"
Relieve Headache, Nervous Sick Headach, Palpi-
tation ofthe heart and sickness in very few min
Ites. They cure Lowness OF Spirits, Dependency,
o. op ss
spirits dispel all the distressing symptoms ola night
mental or HPs'Sy so Mars RI s sE2sfER"
Is acknowledged By all who have ever used it to be
the best strengthning Plaster in the world and SOW
ereign remedy for pain and weakness in the back,
loins side, breast. neck. limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumbago, &c. One million year will not supply
the demand Caution is necessary, as there are ma
ny unprincipled persons who would force a spurious
article upon the e0p%man Pc careful to e. shSI
written name on his bsck-none other are genuine,
and will do more hurt than good.
When such men as the Rev. Darius Anthony OF the
Oneida Conference. Rev. Sebastian Streeter OF Bos.
ton, Rev. Mr.. Dunbar, Rev Mr.. Handbook, Rev Mr.
CeForest, Hon. Aaron Clark, J. Hoxie, Esq Hon. B
B. Beardsley, Daniel Fanshaw, Esq. and a host Of
to prove the efficacy Of Dr.. Shsrmons preparations
when they are 90 warmly recommended BY the
sds .SS:OH and hs:s
Ell s,ss; ss We sy y Viz
can fairly Law claim 70 the patronage: ofthe pnblc'
%" General Dspo. Agency for the above remedie.
wholesale and 1t the Proprietors loves, prices
Rhf1 h fsEH" sa Mr." spRs s
ford, The oniy agent for New England States. ..
s sss if ss. a :sd R. NJ Woodruff Lcheld Hiram
Gsr SSs'& Co New Hartford; Nsthl smith Toring
ford Wolcot.vi!e Manufacturing Co; Augustus
Miles & Co Goshen; Jno r. Harrison Cornwall;
s sssa TomIinson New Prsston; Luke A. Hayes
Rethlem; Chas H. Webb Woodbury. =. Leaven-
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21

allowing it to stand two inches deep, would cast
nearly twice as much cream as it would do If its
depth were eight inches. How does the expert
ence Of dairymen in this country agree with this
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21
DAIRYING.

. Experiments are being made with glass milk
pans In England II is thought by some that they
will be found very excellent articles The price,
Il i said, will not be higher, and il Is sup
posed that they have an advantage On account
Of the purity Of the metal. and there being
NO risk Of any injurious action which may injure
the cream or prevent il from rising. Cheap china
has been recommended. and sometimes tried Tor
milk pans It il thought by some that milk pans
should be shal,oW.-This subject was discussed a
late AkTicul.ural meeting IN England. One man
etafed that he believed il had been demonstrated
fhat O. sarns msswO q milk P0aEsdinio aseaSsl
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21

A Twm UncLE-At Massat. in France, on the
Goth ultimo, two females. mother and daughter,
gave birth to male child within few minutes Of
each other. The babies were put into one cradle
whilst the mothers were attended to- and the result
was an imposibility to distinguish which was the
uncle and which was the nephew. -.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21

The Best Joke Of the CampGgs.-fn neigh
boring town at the last election, wealthy demo-
crattook the lead of the Texas troops. He epcour-
aged the wavering, had the grog shops ransacked,
and then enquired if all the "stGnding army"
were marshalled and ready for action! They went
to work and voted the regular ticket. Towards the
close Of the contest il occurred to this good demo-
crat that there was fiddler, who was supported
at the expense Of the town, in the poor house.
The democrat forthwith repaired to the Town
Treasurer and paid the 6ddler's tag, procured re-
ceipt that effect and despatched his servant and
carriage 10 bring the fiddler to the ballot bog. As
the musical 's010cigH approached IN bis carriage.
the crowd made way. Ashe neared the place Of vo-
ting, the rich democrat came up and handed him
the regular sstee trade and Texas" ticket. s'Here
said he Sc 10 the regular ticket" The fiddler took
the ticket, and looking Il it, said to him, captain
i am avery shabby iellow-very shabby indeed.
am good for nothing except to play the EDDIE; bul
am not quite low enough YET 10 vote the loco focc
ticletsp and took the Wing licketfFom byuinnder
aud put & into the balIct-box.-Psgf@s0aas &sv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21

-, BY MRS. H. BEEcHER STOWE.
Sc Few save the poor feel for the poor;
!, The rich know not how hard
tits to be Of needful food, "7- s''gsiia: 90
And needful rest debarr'd, u ,2-s' = 'sh
Their paths are paths of righteousness; 4,
They sleep on silk and down; - ,.l..
They never think how heavily IA, $50
. 81. The weary head lies down. A. .5r.es eli.
"They never by the window sit, .o.as7 81
And see the gay pass by; W
Ye take their weary work again, "a 81
And with mournful eye.s T.. n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-21

ness was cut of, and nothing remained but what
could be accomplished by her own. and her daugh-
ter's dextetity at the needle. 1t is at such time
as this, that we ask you to look in and see.
Mrs. A. Is sitting up to-day, the FIRST time
for week; and ey en- to-day she b scarcely fit to
do so; but she has thought that the month is COM
ing round, and that her rent will soon be due; and
even in her feebleness she viii stretch every nerve
to meet her engagements, with pnnctilious exact
ness. IN,
Wearied At length, with cutting out and measar-
ing, and drawing threads, she leans back in her
chair, and her eye rests on the pale face If her
daughter, who has been sitting for two hours past,
intent upon her stitching ~ $3.50
Ellen. my child, your head aches; don't work
90 steady" .'''i'7 -. 9a75 q 81 ="
90, no, indeed II don't ache mneB,s says the
poor girl; too conscious oflookiDg very much tired
Poor Nelly! had she remained in the situation II
which she was born, she would perhaps now have
been skipping about, and enjoying life as other
young girls ofteen do; but now there d no choice
Of employment for her; no youthful companion: nc
visiting; no fresh walks in the outdoor air Eve
ming and morning IL Is all the same; headache, Of
sideachs, 'tis ali one. She must hold on with hei
monosobous, unvarying task wearisome thing
for girl Of 6fteen! 9Af ~
I But, see. the door opens, and Mrs As pale
face brghtens - her other daughter enters. Mari
Il domestic in . neighboring family, where hel
fashfdlness and kindness Of heart, have caused hel
to be REGARDED more a. daughter and sister than
servant. esqgs 7sis .'Ha fsT' =
" Here mother. l. your rent money r she exclai
med ESQ % put upyonr work, and rest awhile.-
] en- Get enough % pay il pext time, before a
snOnth cGmeD toana egai1.s - = 81 ~
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VxrRIGuT,s NEWLY INVENTED METAL


w Lie PENS.-"By recent improvements IN
empering the Steel and other parts OF The process
of converting it into pens, have been enabled TO
add several new varieties to the assortment hereto
fore manufactured by us and our list now embraces
Pens suitable for every kind OF writing, from the
most delicate Italian hand to the broad round text OF
ledger he aiding A want Of nexibility, universal
complaint against Steel Pens at early period OF
their manufacture, and alleged .tly against some
made even at this day. do not hesitate to say our
Pens are entirely exempt from; and the assertion II
will be found is borne out 10y ties imonals from the
most competent Judges Some OF the first writing
masters have adopted them in preference to the quill
and when it is recollected that IN ornamental writing
il is sometimes necessary to make single dash, a
line from Lie to Of an inch IN width, THIS silent
tribute TO their excellence becomes the highest com
pliment that can be offered
"Persons making choice of our pens should be par
cuar in selecting the kind best suited to their hand,
we have in more than instance suffered INJURY
from hasty decision based upon trial OF Ia single
Pen, of the kind perhaps the very opposite ~ all us
properties to that which should have been selected
large supply Of all the various kinds OF the above
this day received direct from the manufacturers, by
y. TAYLOR, their agent for the District Of Colum
bia who will supply Them either retail or TO dealers
at mandatory prices.
They may be examined and tested at his BOOK
s,ore, Pennsylvania avenue. May %.
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lie ana private sale la fixed al the rate Of two dollars
ana my cents per acre, and Of those within the limits
81 michigan, the minimum price is in like manner
hasd at the rate Of two dollars per acre.
when tract, on which Improvements exist, shall
be offered, IT. in addition 10 the minimum price of the
'au as above stated the appraised value of the i'm
Pfovements be not also hidden. such tract shall be
Withdrawn from the sale, and shall again be offered
az subsequent public sale, due public notice thereof
hIs' penny gwen, when directed by the Commission
eI OF the General Land Office"
ui'en under my hand at the City of Washington
'his 'wenly-lourh day of June an1o ID ,mini, 1874
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. H. BLAKE
June 81
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre-e ption
to any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required TO establish the same to the
satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver of the
Land Once and make payment therefor scon as
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
Of The sea tha. qlaWsd above
tho II. BLAKE,
Commit sioner Of the General Land Otce.
iune Of
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Township thirty, of range twenty-five.

township thirty, OF range TIVE five.
township thirty lone, of ranges nineteen, twenty
twenty one, twenty two, ,wenty-three aud twenty
five
townships thiriy-three and thiry-four, Of range.
lhIIly-two and thirty -ihree
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
mHary, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
tuhless The lands are Disposed Of and no lon
ger and no private entries of land in the townships
50 offered, will be admitted until after the en piIatiol
ofthe Two weeks
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
ms 9th day OF June A d. 1874
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho, III BLAKE,
COJnia'y Of The General Land Office
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
june 27

N pursuance of law, |, JOHN TYLER, President OF
The United STATES of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that PUBLIC SALE will be
held at the Land Office at NEWNANSVILLE in
the TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day of December next for the
disposal OF the appropriated vacant public lands
WITHIN the limits OF the townships hereinafter desg-
mated, to wit
South Of The Base ine and East of the meridian
Townships twenty, twenty-one and twenty two,
range eighteen.
4 he two easternmost tiers of sections in township
hlteen The two easernmos tiers Of sections and sec
ions twenty two, twenty-seven and thirty -four, in
township sixteen, the half of township seventeen,
and the east half Of tow nshp eighteen and the sec
tons wenty .one, twenty -eghl and thirty three in
the same township and all Of townships nineteen and
twenty except the two westernmost tiers of sections
10 the former, of range nineteen.
townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen of ranges
twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five.
Townships fifteen and twenty of range twenty
three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
tary or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks Iunless
the lands sooner disposed Of and no longer and
no private entries OF lands in the townships so offer
ed, will be admitted, until after the expiration of The
two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this oath day of June, A. ID. 1874.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office