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Sin oeabteter Oeutlber. 6err Oapio
Oiloebranp. ,puroe am 4. D. 81. in Sbams
paien @auntp, ST.. ourb einen &erl, nit
Namen @llllam 9Seaper ermoroet. -
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6abbaftperouno linO BON ben Sreunoen
Oerrn 8. 8 1875 8elobnun9 auseeieet
noroen. Soltlmore Cor.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31
WATERLOO.

"What do you think Of WaterIooi" l
: snquired OF an old fellow j faund. one
vmoSning digging in my gardsDswhsre he
had been hired 10 assist by thel lazy
head gardner. II think ofils" said The
old crab, stopping and leaning upon bis
spade, i thought it hell upon earth. |
was utterly deaf with the continued roar
Of The artillery on one side or the other,
and the sound Of ihe muskelry Of the men
beside me. Icohld no, see my compan.
ions face for one minute (as he stood next
meJ for the thick smoke, and next /
found him Choking, relching and vomil-
ing in tho agonies Of death, and clulchilg
4 my very feel. Sometimes a shot went
fearing through our ranks, and almost
shaking the part OF the square whore l
had been for some hours slaRding seem
:ng 10 loosen our files asil knocked the
poor fellows head over heels, like nine.
pins on bowling-green, and then we
heard ths familiar tones Of the old Colo.
.aaI. 10 prepare for cavalry, as these devel-
.slish cuirassiers poured upon Us, and we
weFa Wsdged together into wall Of iron
again 10 alUceiss them. That is all 'l
know kbonl my feelings, sir,n said the
odd soldier, III was a terrible sight and
. awfnl sta look upon. Itwss hell upon
J s6Fsh, hS multered. as he resumed bis
spade. sna Commenced digging viii enc
,sFcY United States Magazine. M
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

NOTICE is hereby given that applica :
~ ton will be made to the Commission.
ers Of Brown county, Ohio, at their next
session, Cor an alteration in the coynly
road, leading from GeOrget6wns TO Rus
selvills, said county, said alteration TO
begin at the present road, at or,near. the
house wheie the widow McMillin lives
in Byrd township; ruaning thence vest.
erly upon the line between Stephen Por
teFsnd Leory J.. KinGle sixty rods or
thereabouls 10 the southwest corner Of
corn6eld Of said Kindle thence north
erly course 10 the corner Of Charles Ab.
betl and Joshua Mefford, thence on the
line between said Abbott and Msfford a
northerly course TO corner Of David
Newman near straightcreeE ;lhence across
said creek a lille below the dam ofsaId
Newman a'northerly direction "a. the road
leading down said Newmans mill race,
thence down the race with said road and
TO continue herewith till il strikes said
county road leading from Georgetown ID
Russelvile, and that at The next session
ofsaid commissioners a view will be ask !
ed for upon said proposed alteration ac.
cordlng to Law. ~
Dec. 8, 1874,
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Worm Powders,
Brown Common Pleas

John G. Brose, Admr, of I
John Hemmsrle deed
vs..
Henry Kendall, Sabmaa Petition to Sslts
Kendall Gate Hemmerle) land.
John Hsmmerle, ,Catharins 4..,
Hemmerle g. Joseph Hem.
merle.
YWyHE defendants will take notice that. on
the 9th Of November 1874, petition was
filed against them in theCourt OfCommon Pleas
for Brown county Ohio, by John G. ,Brose,
Admir- Of John Hemmefle deed, lenresenting
that the personal property Of said decSdent Is
insufficient to pay the debts of the estate --that
hc died seized Of 240 acres Of land situated in
PerryT ownship,in the county ( State aforesaid
part of a survey catered in the name Of John
Roberts number twenty six hundred & eighty
seven No. 26s7l. The'petition prays, that 60
much Of said land, as will be necessary to dis
charge the debts of said estate together with liz
cidental ch. rges, may be sold by the Petitioner,
g. that he be authorized to convey by deed to
the purchaser. At the next term of said court,
the petitioner will ask for an ardsr accordingly,
when tine defendants can make their objections,
If any they have or can, against these proceed
ings.
JOHN G. BRosE, Adr,r. Of
99 &i@ John Hemm erie, decd.
Dec. IIth. ls44, --6w . 1,,,
HAMER g. JoHsToN Soils. for Pst'r.
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New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishn ( q new ed
tion Of heir map oflhe State Of Ohio.
This Mapis compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office al Cincinnati, in pari
by Mr.. Samuel Mordson, whose skill as
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not OILY BY thepresent sur
veyor GeaersI, but conhrmediby the sertihcats
hereunto attached, of Robert r. Lytle, Esq,,the
predecessor of Mr., Haines: aud willSexhibit the
sections, fractional Ssetionsa Virginia Military
Surveys, principalFoads, i Public works and con.
temrlated public improvements, togetherwitt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservations, counts
Towns, cities andvlagea which will be.
down with the greatest possible accuracy N.
There is no doubtthatthis map viii contair
the d iustninute and Authentic infomation II
any state map ever published. One of the lpro
prietors has visited every county in,the gate, "a
the purpose Of gathering every iniormationr reuuis
ite. to insure cofrectness. This fac Of itself
willnecessafiay give assurance to those whomav
patTonize Che map, that for real utilItv II ,nns,
supersede anymap got up Ia ii, for the lpurnoss
of stRte, but without the advantage, ~ the nsr
songl inspection and Tabor that has be ap bsstnv
ed exclusively on this. ~.fV
The size cf'ths mapwill be- between i and
IeetlsquaTe neatly eolored in ssnnties. mogn,.,
sndsagishea aHd'oldt Subscribers at the "
price ot SIX dplats' NH 4 3 F4ss tF
AgeHtspr companies taking tbncopieS. = II
tbs allowed dSddctlon of0ftyper cent III
DOOLITfLEs& MU NSON.
Engravers apdmaP publishers, Ciheinaafl Il
M, Ihave aaAined thecompilation made fro,T
lshGpiblie In this Office 81 MI, Aicrrleon.
Far MaasFss 1lool istls 4. Es,nspls shaaFsl ahoui
No pdblishA aeiienalmappf the state AZ Ohio.
Eandsso akhsthey relateto The public, Susgsv'
ltheue ne correct. ,ROBERT ~ Ey 4, n
Surveyor General' CinsinnaN
As.was4 H 1aAI @ga4
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Brown Common Pleas.
Jul, >. 1914

David D BrahnOn and Mayt Petition q
Ann J. Evana AdmTx. Of A. eompIsts real
EvansSee,d. va eSntTaet.
Anthony EVan'S heirs.
nm the 18th day Of November 1874 the Ad-
NIninistntors o. Anthony Exams deed, late
Of Brown county Ohio, hlsd their petition IN
the Clerks office Of Brown Common Pleas, al
loging that on The 18th November lS42 said
Evans exchanged so acres sf land with Fran.
els Fike, for 50 aeOs owned BY the latter; shat
said Evans died without e,smpistiag saId con
traeti that F'ke has complied with it on his
part ,--aad asking the COurIt to give them uu-
thorityto complete said exchange on bshalfsf
said EVans hSirs, Al the next Term they
Wilimove said Court to grant them such au-
thoTIty; and said heirs can then make knswn
any objection they haVS to thess proceedings.
Nov. 18th, 1874.
.lg3 HAHEH 3 JoHSsTon.
Fer The Roti1icusm.
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HANER & JoHxsTon.
Fer The Reti1inusm.
Jew DaHid's, OF. Hebrew
" Plaster.

HNHISiI becoming one Of the most pspuIa-
n medicines now before the public. For Fs-
moving all seated pains, such asRhamatism,pain
ia the back ,sids,OT bIeast il has no equal IN The
world. Il is also efieacious in removing Wens,
tunoTs, CONS, &c. We do not design to pu6
this medicine with old fictitious certificates but
willsimply mention a few recent cases, :. here Il
has efeetsI Cues
Mr.. Sloan, OfZanesvills, after having suffered
with Rheumatism for zine yeGr5, was cured By
using ths Hebrew Plaster.
dr. Anderson Of Putnam, was troubled for q
long time with lame back, OeesSionsd by over.
lifting, and was cared by using this plaster.
A man (nAmenOt recOleeted )of GraIiot, in
Licking county, was entirely cured by using this
plaster.
Ths following certificate from Mr.. WorteII,
sditor ofthe Massilon Gazette, was furnished
US few days since:
Msssrs. ComstOck ( Co.-DUTing last winter
and spring, was so troubled with a pain in my
broast,as to render me uuht for he duties of The
office; and hearing your lew Davidson Hebrew
Plaster, highly recommended. for similar cases.
was induced to give il trial had worn
plaster on my breast but short time when all
] ptin left me and was enabled again to engage
in the duties Of the Office. My sister residing
in SteGbenvile has also received much benefit
| from its use. J.P. WoEsTEiI.f
yNassiiOu, Nov. ~, '43, 5.s..
Messrs .Comstoek & Co:-Laa Spring was
afflicted with veaknen in my back, accompanied
with a seUere pam in my side, for which ! Used
your Hebrew Plaster, and | take pleasure iDpta-
ting that received immediate relieffrom it.and
! cheerfully recommend its use TO all similarly
afflicted. D. ATAWATER.
MassIlon, November 9th. l943.
Each box contains sufficient to spread OF 8
large plasters. Price 50 cents per box.
For sale by James Crawford, Georgetown;
Palmer & Campbell, Ripley; e w Smith,
| HigginspoEt; C. Shreeve, RussslviIle; " B.
Wright, HsmerviIle; Knowles & Powell ,Fo.
licity; J. s. Johnson .Bantom. B ! w Whito,
man ( kCONwehOpe i N Riggs Sardinia
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Administratnrs, SAC.

John Jaekson's .admF's JOhnJ aek sons heirs.
TN NPURsUANcE Of an order OftLs Cour, Of
u C,mmon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, made
Al theirSeptsmber term in the year l644and 70.
vived aItheNoyembber term 1874, we viii pro-
coed, at the Courthouse on Saturday the 25th
day Of January l645, between the hours sf
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock 2. NJ. Of said
day, to sell tbs following real estate, to wit:
Lot No. l08, and parcel Of land sdjoiaing
the same, IN the town Of FsesbuFgh, Brown
county. 10 be sold as the real estate Of John
Jackson deceased, Valued at .s5l, Sc pa
Terms--one half cash In hand, and the residue
in six mohths with interest," the deferred pay
ment to be secured by note and security.
JoHN WILSON,
JAMES WooDs,
Administrators Of John Jackson deed
December 10, 1874. 1t ~
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Take Notice.

EYARM FOR SALE.-A vaiuabIs fsfn,
h containing enc hundred aud thirty nlpg
acres Of lund, situated about four and haif
miles YES. ofGegrgstovn,oat the middle fort of
Ballskfn, and within half smile Of Fees
ouTgh. veil WatIsrsd with never falling sprisEs.
FPf the Puposs oiprOviding for psyihg my dsbis
willssll the farm very cheap. Terms.-OnS,
bali Of the amount Of purchase (part ia pro-
duee) TO Be paidat OF about the time Of sals.
and the other haIftO be paid "a two yearly
payments, in money OF pfOdUes, - nav s.
ugreed upon. For further particulars. inquire
oithe SubseTibsTon the premises. POssesSion
GEO. NJ. MARTIN.
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are tbs Editors oe atHs Boston
Atlas sliIl "a 10 .roti Will our friends
tOfabs Post or6, Democfal inloshssas -
Trey we're SO givs.ho fsst q 4hs seles
al their fee" |" until Clay was aFeEied ~
We hops the peoE fAlloWs II y moi doom,
slts De iatsaf lhs Wandsring Jew.
Cin. Eng.
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TAKE CARE.
BYJ. ARMsrRoNe.


ss Cold winisr is coming,
q sl,aTake care Of your nOsst
ists Cold winter is coming,
eln' Take care Of your toes;
~ Cold winter is coming,
" s.a Lock. .ent for the bsSuxi ..
COLD winter iS coming once more with his snow.
.dnd the bells be aI tinklmg merrily O!
,s See, cold stbis feet
Lie the glOries of Spring,
8 And roses ofSummer, an 4t4
An wilted, and wlthsring;l
~, And the branches bare
% 81 Shake their limbs in air, ro
.4s thstu'flins leaves are swept from the trees,
before the seold blastofa winters breeze.
Y Z. Gold winter is coming,
baWith frost in his train;
sfs Cold winter isconing;
.Ss With snow and no rain;
sisn Geld winter is coming,
aoWith asighirg again;
With his hreside mirth, and his homeIy cheer
Ths plaasan.est time in the whole of the year
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

A Ii persons interested will take no.
a tice that on'the 10Th day Of Sep,
lenber 4,the undersigned was sPpoin
ted Administrator Of the estate OF Joseph
P. Hamilton, late Of Brown county Ohio,
deceased. JOHN WEST Ir. "A
Dec. 9th. l944-3t
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In accordance with the law regu ulating Turnpike
there will be Meeting Of thsS tock :
holdersof the Ripley & Hillsborough Turnpike,
for the purpos Of eIesting six Directors, on the
6rst .Monday of January ls45, at Russelville
Brown County Ohl".
JOHN McCLANAHAN,
Prest OF the R. a& II. T. Co
Dec. 10Th, 1s44.---3t d,ss .,-
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From the. Enquirer g. Message.
H. CLAY, ESQ.

lO'Af 49,
n, H. CLAY, ESQ.
What great cOmmOtion he did make.
Ia hopes his race to raise;
But, after all, his long laid plans
They vanished in blaze!
His head was long, bis feet were short,
lie galloped unco' fast
Hscame from naethin' at the first,
And landed there at last!
OldPresidents he chunged--new ones he
made
He wheeled them round about
And now they're a wheeled in again,
And he himself wheeled out!
J.K,
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Ftom the st. Louis ReveIIle.
CONE OUT TO THE WEST.

From the St. Louis ReveIlle,
CONE OUT TO THE WEST.
Come forth from your cities,
Come out 10 the West
Ye have hearts, ye have hands,
Leave 10 nature the rest.
Tbs prairie, the forest,
The stream at command
"The world is too crowded Pshaw!
Come and take land.
None only that labor
Reward may find, -
cts the curse Of distinction
ThSI curbeth the mind,
4T'is the lack OF the sunrise.
The breeze Of the hill,
The glorious Thought
.s''Tis my own land till"
'OIsS0s0 W hS Sa'tOlS
Dip cellars Of crims,
CCruptiOn's foul alleys,
!, Theft famine, and slims,'
oh, lihger not poor maO
Fly swiftly and far,
oh, caves Of the desert,
Thrics, happy, " are!
Come travel the mountain,
And paddle the stream,
The cabin shall smile and
The ccrnspstch shall CLEAN,
"A vile and sixchildren"--
'Tis wealth inyour hand!
Your axe and yOurEias-Out 81
West and take land, e !.
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( N a ats3 MARHALs sorT0,N ,NOvEMSR 5, Z
NOTICE iaTo
will III
Old
dd fss lie.
I'M
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NOW IN IRESS,
AEoTHER NEW ILLUsTHArEp wohK: q
Tales from Shakespeare.

This celebrated work has already PISSED
through eight highly successful editions ihL6n-
don, and is shortly TO heissusd here inia very sue
perior'seyle, with an prnsnsntal initial letter
to each story /, the narrative to Be embslIishsd.
with elegant sngrayings, (frOm the illu q Eious
Shrkespeare,) and the pages suIfeundsd With
beautifuifarcy colored borders. Charles Lamb
and his sister are well known in the liz srery
world as accomplished writer's; and long mao
they he remembered for having reduced { y
plain prose, a. fht as pEaetis ables the bsaptfu ful
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Portsmouth, Maysville and
Cincinnati Packet.
THE NEw, SwIFr, AND SPLEKDID STEAHxR,
METEOR.

ShE - = = SlOUl.
Leaves Cincinnati every Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at I0A.M. and Portsmouth SvsTy
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at I0Ag m.
Stepping atRipley every Evening On her passage
up and down, between 6 and o'eleck
Rstes of Freight s passage moderate. and
the utmost attention paid . The interest o. ship
pes.
The Meteor has superior accommodations for
passengers, isrntirely new ahdin every respect
= 6Tst class Boat; having been built with great
ear, and furnished in the best atyle, exPrsssly
for the Portsmouth trade be
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

LIST OF THE LANDS AND TOWN LOTR
WITHIN the Cooperation limits of the Of Ripley which
delinquent for the Corporation Taxes from the year lsl3 e
1874 described below.
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A Key 20 Shakespeare would have bosn
msrs expensive and truth telling titls 10 n
valuablo work fogno person can Rad any ~
oflhese Interesting tales without at once rsaI. !.
izing that he undeFstands and rtiishss ht4isI
than he has aver dsns before ths beauties n
ssshs great author s'sths .sworld's pnti hS
bard Of l4vOusi' isths inmertAl Shakosnsnra 3
Who BFose not ipt day, but for aii tine
Each number win eontain tho story 81 chk sIsv I.
Price tWslvs and Z ha.fctnth ~ q b
II. W. HEWITT uhliuhssen
II sPsuss StIpst, New Ye
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Ais Well that Eads
we'll. i gaE
The tanning lof the
ShTsw.
The comedy Of ErroEa .
MsaIu'e for MEASURE.
Twelith night OF wha,
You viii.
Timsn Of Athens
Romeo and sIiet
Hamlsts Prince ofDen-
marks
Othello.
Psricles, Primes ofTyrd
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31

aLOfles OF
The Tempest
A midsummer nights
Dream. 1
Much AIDE about No.
thing.
Asyod like It.
The tive Gent lsmen
Of Verona,
The lnerch ant Of Ve-
nics. 's
Cymbelins.i
King Lear. sai
Macbeth. ti
, 1844-12-14

BEEF GOING UP.--We learn that
beef cattle rose in price in the marke,
Yesterday. from fifty to::seventy-five
cents on the hundred. nett. The
rise. is attributed t"t.the account of
the Lond.n and Liverpool provision
markets. brought by the Britannia,
and published here yesterday NOR.
ming: and which showed, that at the
time Of her departure, the stuck of A.
merican beefhad been much reduced.
by extensive sales at good prices;
that buyers were expecting the .nsw
cure," which was much inquired for.
and that the first arrivals from this
country were expected to sopen
high" The time is not very distant,
we apprehend. when John Bull will
consume annually a far greater guam
,ltv Of FOUR agricultural products than
he has II many past years. or does
now; and this. 10 /, will be the re SUI
Of an inevitable necessity. stronger in
compulsion than any conventional ar
Baltimore San.
, 1844-12-14

an equal extent, at least in Il more
liberal manner. As an offset for the
funds set apart to make professional
men on: of the weailhler classes. the
legislature should set apart Z iund to
make teachers for Inc common
schools out Of the poorer cIas<es.-
We shall seldom get any but the
poor to teach our Common schools.
There are vGrions subjects on
which my opinions have been ex-
pressed in detail in my printed ad-
dresses to tie people of the State
In the public discussions during the
Canrass last summer also, when ! had
the pleasure Of seeing many ct the
peopIe in their own counties. and OF
talking to them in person, my "pin'
ions were still more fully expressed.
Tie result of the contest ~persnates
me. that my opinions were generally
approved; and so far IS they seemed
80 b. approved, with the aid OF the
LEGISLATURE. | shall endeavur t" carry
then. ont. And in all Your efforts Ia
advance the public interests. 1t vii
i've me pleasure to cooperate with
Won. whenever II is not Impossible t.
Do SO. In r;scharging my duties. !
shall MAKE the constitution, the law
and the public will nv guides.
In your presence. took an oath to
support the constitution OF the Uhi'
7 rpa States. and oi tins State, and &c
demean myself faithfully in Office
hope that | fully appreciate the oblI
LOTIONS OF that oat'I, and hat ! July
understand the importance oil tie du'
'i-- which | owe 20 nv country; and
81 conclusion. | p'eiee my sell agam'
with he aid of HIM who rules our des'
~tnrr>. properly to observe the one
nd faithfully 20 discharge the other