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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-24

Tickets and shares in all the most popular lotteries
constantly on hand Orders for certificates of pack
ages single tickets will meet with the most prompt
and confidential attention if addressed to
A. w. HARDWOOD,
one door east of Browns H otel
aug2l Washington, d G..
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OrrIcE SECRETARY SENATE, June /, 1

vi
OFFIcE SECRETARY SENATE, June !, 184S. q
Messrs Pettibone & Co. furnished small quantity
Coal for the furnaces Of the north portion Of tie Capitol
and was reported to be Of good quality. They also
furnished isonabs price for my private us9
during the last winter several tons OF the same kind OF
Coal and WINS entirely satisfied with it, finding but little
dust from its use and but little else remaining than ashes,
there being scarcely any cnker left. w. HICKEY.
ST. 22 WAsnrNGToN, June 25th, 1884, "
Gentlemen Having used your Coal can cheerfully
being Of superior quality for easy ignition
and culinary purposes. Respectfully, Dos
J. PErTIBoNE e. Co. az WIN SKIRVlNG. 4 b
purchased Butler Coal from John Petibone g. Co. last
fall ind found 1t very superior article I'M
purchased last year from AIessrs John Pettibone &
Co.. what he called the Butler Coal. ! never used
finer article of fuel When can find the Butler oal
shall not inquire for any other kind e, am Ps5s,sded
DANvILLE, PENN. Angus, 3, lB43,, ~
have bought Of Messrs Butler a. Go some hundred
tons Of their Anthracite Coal and sold persons DIFF
ferent uses and used conside rable Of il myself For
burning in stoves and CRATES do pronounce good
Coal as ever have made use, of and every person 10
whom have sold the Coal say they have never used
anything they liked betterssao ;nloHN3C, GREER
We can produce many other certificates in accord
ance with the above. ]. PETTIBONE & Co, ~
N. b. Persons who want their Coal low, VIII !,
please send in Their orders immediately, as i will adj
vance in price, owing TO the great demand LOT manu-
featuring purposes We can furnish at short notice
any quantity of Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, at ,
small advance for cash ~ :, z II t.gs sa, "a
Orders received by William Narrower, Crate and
stove mannfacturer 7,h street, and James Skiryng,
Stove and Crate manufacturer, 10th street Washing
ton CITY. Those who find it inconyenent to cali in
by sending their orders through the Post Office
will be puncualIy attended to- or at our office on th
street near the canal, by the subscribers. Es.av
augl3 JOHN Eel IlBoNE 20. L
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MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE Al
ROCKVILLE, MD.

On MONDAY, Sept. Both, the Wings OF Montgomery
County will hold their Grand Mass MEETING IN ROCK,
VILE The mhole country invited to be present ana
,be friends ofboth parties will meet with hearty wei
come Let no person be backward, for tho citizens OF
Rockville are ready receive them with open arms-wltl
warm hospitality. "Whhout money and without price,
,hev call upon all to be present. and participate in the
Jubilee .la
the gathering The Glee Clubs of Alexandra, Washing
,o and Georgetown and of Rockville will be present.
and sing their merrest songs on the occasion
NJ Arrangement will be made for the accommodation
ar ,Lo 7 ad,es sepl3
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az Mass MEETING OF THE WHIGs PRINCE
GEoRGEs COUNTY, MD.-The Wings of Prince George $
county will assemble in Mass Meeting at the reaeiai
Spring Upper Marlboro, on Thursday me ]o.i IN
slant The voters of the county and the ADJOINING cou-
ties of Maryland and the Wings of the District ana me
Glee Clubs OF Washington, Georgetown and Aiexamorn'
are invited be present The ladies are respectfully M
yited to favor us with their company.
free Barbecue will be given on the occasion. Speak
ing to commence at ii o'clock, A. Nj.
sen24 Committee Of Arrangements.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-24

purchased Butler Coal from John Pet
fall ind found 1t a very superior article.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-24

purchased last year. from Messrs. John Pettibone &
Co, what he called the Butler Coal. never used
finer article of fuel When can find the Butler Coal
shall inquire for any other kind for persuaded
there is none better. JAMES HOBAN.' +,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-10
Graham's Lady's and Gentle
mans Magazine for 1914.
The january Number ,Dill be issued on
nSco,,bor 1nth 1910

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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-10

JameV s Harrison e.
Eliza s. Harrison his vile PARTON
~Vs.
James E Anderson and Sarah W. An-
derson his wife, William r. Strange,
Frances F. Strange, Frances V. Hey
liz and John H, Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
WVHE abovenamed defendants will take
notice that on the 10Th day Of June
1914 the petitioners filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio ,
their petition praying that dover may be
assigned TO Ruth Thompson, late widow
of John Strange decd. aud tIIS part ION
NAV be made between tho denldnd'
sant and the defendants according to the
respective interests in the following de.
scribed tract Of land in Brown county
State Of Ohio, on the waters Of White
oak creek; Beginning at four naples
on the cid Newmarket road thence north,
66 degrees west, 81 poles to two dog
woods and elm, thence south "a degrees
west no poles TO three naples, thence
south 66 degrees east SO poles to gum
and dogwood, thence north 33 degrees
east ia poles to the Beginning: con-
tanning sixty four acres and eighty -four
poles, part Of Benuett Tompkins survey
of 1000 acres No. 1866 g. that aPplica'
tioR will be made At the next term OI
said Court for wit Of PARTITION.
By G. W. Kline Att'. fol
petitioners.
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Take Notice.

HARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm,
containing one hundred and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four and half
miles ives: of G georgetown n on the middle fork of
Bullskin, and wi hin half mile Of Fees
burgh, we'll wattersd with never failing springs.
For the purpose Ofprovidng for paying my debts
will sell the far n very cheap. Terms--One
half of the amount of purchase part in pro-
duce) to be paid at or about the time of sale
and the other half to be paid IN TIVE yearl
payments, in money or produce, as may b'
usreed upon, For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber on thepIsmiseS. Possession
can be had Immediately i desired.
GEO. M. MARTIN.
| Juh z. 1914
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l4and for Sale or Exchanre

n '"V IotscOntaining eighty acres each
.sa.. IN Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
miletTom the Toledo and Aarian Railroad -
Ihsland istimbsrsd with oak, whitewood ma.
bio and beach; and the soils rich.
Also,a lot containing eighty aerss in Iuea.
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Tolsdo - =
4 section settled by thrivIng farmers. TIM. :
also timbersd land, with rich soil, ~
Iwi sellaIl or parts Of this land on aceommo.
dating terms or exchange itforfarminvl II ana /,
Brswn:ounty FoTfutthsri informs 10 n inou,r
~ the Standard Office
GsorgtSwn, Feb 8, 1s4l.
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when they have headache, or feel low sPiTiteds
few Of tn camphor lOzsnGss give imRsdiatS
relief. C
Sherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only I2l cents, and warranted better than ali
other Hasters Tor curing TheUmatism, l. mbagO,
pain or weakness in the side, breast, back, OF
any part OF the body worn on the lower part
Of the spine, they cure the pjissi draws eorns
out by the roots in about two days. These
are the cheapest and best plaSt Ts in the world;
Man persons would not be without them for as
many doll rs as they cost cents They are
spread by machinery, and the enormous quanti-
" : f over one milliUa is sold every year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford such quick and aston
ishing reliefthat some call ihom the Magic
Plaster. j. w. HOxie, ESQ. Mr.. Michael M ar
tin, George ID, Strong, Esq B. CTomwill, &
multitude Of others, wht have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaster, might referred TO. Cas-
ton is necessary. See that you get the genu-
Inc Sherman's Poor MANS PlasteIs. Printed
directions are on the back Of each plaster, with
a actlimiLe Of DR.. Sherman's name. MAN.
spurious and worthless limitations are hawbe.'
about; they should always b9 avoded-tru
none but ShSrman'S; his is sure to cure, and
alor ep assesses the secret of making it.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by d. J. Stewart,
Feesburgh, Daniel Trout.
Hamers,ille, w. B. Wright.
Russelsvillc, Lambert Nowland. =.
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West. yn
Fairview, Robert Patten.
Eckmanssi,!e, John Morrison.
! West TIDion, Wesley Lee.
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Farm for Sale.

A first rate farm fer sale on the waters Of
IN Straight creek, 4 miles from the Ohio river,
and three miles from Georgetown, containing
900 acres, about 100 acres cleared, the ballaRee
we'll timbersd with black walnut. blue ash and
black ash good Improvements and fruit OF All
kinds. The farm is well wateTsd with good
well and spring 10 every Geld. Or Iwill sell
so acres ofths said tract, or exchange for a
smaller tract oftbe same quality Ofland, by pay
ing ne the adiffefeneO. Inquire Of Th)mas L.
Ha,ner at Georgetown, or the subscriber on the
PrenissS
WILLIAM LLOYD.
July %, Is44.--tf
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Then daunlless we will face The storm
. Hurn! burra! hurrS!
And all she wbig misrule, TefoTm'
Hurra hurra! hurra!
Proud of our old Democracy,
Wen rally round our Hickory Tree,
And fail KENTUCK, with TENNESSEE,
Hura! hGrTa! hura!
Huua! &c. &c.
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THE CooNs CAUGHT.

Democrats, if you bear a coon ex-
paliating on the reduction Of manulac-
lures by the tariff, read him the following
from authority he will no; want to dis
pute. Let US have the truth, hit where
il may.
The following table, from the New
York Journal Of Commeroe, Of compare
live prices Of manufactured goods, will
show an advance of about,25 per cent,
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Martha Jane Mckee & George W. Lake
g. Mary Lake his wife
Will, TAKE NOTICE

TVHAT petition was fled Hga inst
IL Them on The 18Th day of June 1914
in the Conrt OF Common Pleas Of Brswn
county Ohio, by Wm. B. Mckee and is
now pending, wherein be demands par-
,ition Of the following real esiais to wit.
Fifty acres of land lying in said county
on theswsters Of Straight creek of which
JamesMc cKeeJr died seized,part of sur
vey Of 20O0scres in The mime OF John
TibbssNo. 1885 e. 1852 and that al The;
next Term Of said Court application .wal
be made BY The said demsndsnl FER I'm
order that partition may be made, df
said premises end dover BE assignee
therein. WILIIAE B, McKEE, BY his
Guardipn and aext friend
" hr John Ralsion, petitioner.
DAyID 6. BHvsRE, Atty.
JunO lS. 1o44.-Gw "''ss
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HURRAI

Come, DemoctaIs, obey the call;
HurFu, hurn hIra!
Gird up Tor battle. one and slI'
Hurra! hurra! hurra
Cone hsIp to skin these prOwllng eoOns,
DshpIls their claws, and Niger tunes,
And Charley Ogle's GOLDEN SPOONS!
Hurra! huTa! hurra!
Hurra! huua! hurrs!
Hurra! hurra! hurrs!
Hura!---
Our shag shark pole, hoy ne'er can climb,
Huna! hurA! hurral
Their noses stick beneath the rind,
q Hurra! hurra! hurra!
Hard cider times have had their day;
The honest yOOmanry ell say,
= "0A you can't Gene il Hurry Clsyw
Hurll hurra! hurrS!
Hurra! sc, &c.e
The RaecOOn hunt has just begun,
HuFra! hurTa! hurra!
Behold the varmnls how they run!
Hurra! hurra! huFra!
For long bsfOre Ills fOrty-6vs,
These coOns will all be Sik0nsd alive,
Thsy'l ell get caught, though hard they
strive,
.Harral hurra! hurra!
Huna! &c. &c.
Cur gallant hunters, JAMES X. POLK,
Hura! huEA! hura!
AndDALLAs! COOns, II is no joke.
HuTra! huFa! huna!
Are 10 the field; and very soon,
YOu'Ilgst your gruOl. you old Coon!
Year dirss veil chant, ts this old taSs, J
Huual hurra! hurTa!
HurTa! 0cI6gc.
Wssve nailed onr cOl0Ts 10 the mast,
Hnsra! hurral huTa!
wen shout faF freedom FIRST aud last,
Hnrral hurga! huEra!
Tha cooBs with ell their stolen truck,
We n their noses, all ere stuck,
49, n tie CLAY OF old Ksntuck,
HatSal huEra! hurfal
HunaD 80, So.
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Brown Common Pleas.
alfred G. stitt& Mary E his
wiN. Inchancery'

- W.
oan Foster, widow and Nathaniel C. Foster
and Others ehildrel, grand children and
heirs 6fJersmiAh Foster deed.
ETElE petitioners have this day filed theiE
bin in the CIsFk's Office of the above mans
ed ourt, alleging that said Mary is a chill and
heir Of JeEsmish Foster decd. who died the
owner of lots Nos. ~ and 1T in Ripley Brown
county Ohio thai said Mary owns an undivi-
dsd eighth part thereof,ond they pray Partition
or sale ofsaid property, so that her interest
may be assigned to them in severaltyi that
some of said Fosters hairs reside in Kentucky,
some in Pennsylvania aGk others il Wiscon-
stnTsrritory. Notice is hereby given said de-
fsndents that at the nexl term of said eourt
applica tion will be made for the necessary or
ders to effect partition accordingly; all o
which will more fully appear by references te
said Bill.
HAMEa & JOHNSTON, Soils. for Pot'rs.
May lStq, 1874.
Nation
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Notice.

The uNdefslgn viii hereafter pra tics ISwir
in the several courts of Brown coul
~ 0. Their Office is in front Of the court hous
where they willalwaysbs found, unless absen
on Professional business. Allmatters confdet
to their care will attended to with fidelity
and sumo tuality. TIL .HAMER.
$. w. JOHNSTON
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IlAXEN
FOR THE YEAR 1914.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Rrhwn ca Ohio

TREAsURERs OFFIcE.l
Brbwn Co. ,Ohio.S
The taxes levied in said county Tor the pres
ant year. will be as follows: For State and canal
purposes Mills; For County School and Poo :
house Al Mills and for Read Ia Mills; amoun-
ting to Sl,30 cts. ON each enc hundred dollars
Oil all property subject to taxation in said eoun-
ty, exclusive OF township tax, which W i'll be IN
Union 1 Mill; Huntington mill Byrd l mill
jackson IN II; Washington mill; franklin
IA mills; Pleasant mill, Lewis mill!
Clark 2 mills; Pike l mill; Sterling
mills, Perry mills; and ia Scott mill TO th'
dollar,
1 will attend at the following or usu
al places Of holding elections in the Severe
Townships in 50 id county for the purpose of re
esiviug taxes Oh the following days, to wit:
| Ia No Lewis on the 2nd of Sent. next.
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Lambs Wool Wanted.

The nndeIslgned wishes TO purchase uuanti-
~ Of Clean Lsmbs' Wool, for which the markst
price will Ssgivsn, al my Hat store ia G sorre. !.
w.. ,. .' JOHN KAY.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYsvILLE
and Rep airing

By the subsenOer, in Augusta, n.y., on High
ss ,drst cOrner above the College.
BLACKSMITHING carried on, on the
same lot, in all its various branches. Calls IL
either business will be attended to on tha
shortest notice. New RIFLES always on
hand-warranted not tinferior tCany.
M. SELLS.
N. 3. | want quantity of good curled gun
tocks ,for which will give liberal price.
NJ. S.
Augusta KY, June l 18th .lS42.
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HIP. Irving aud othefs Guar
dian Of hsirs Oflhc MatgarstJOnes Petition to
deed. vs., sell land.
Margaret lone's heirs.
THE petitioners have this day fled their
petition in ths Clerks Office Of the above nam,
ed Court, stating that their Wards, ,--hslrs OF
Marga set Jones late Of Buckingham county
Virginia decd, are the ownersof 1877 acres OF
Iaud In Brown county Ohio, part of survey
No, 1853 on Straight creek; and praying said
Cuurt 10 authorize said Guardians 10 sell the
next Term Of said Court the petitioners will
ask for orders accordingly.
HAMER g. JsHNsTSn, Soils. for Pstr's.
Nay 18th, Is44.-6w po
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. une %, 1874.
Notice.

AT the next Term of the Court of Common
Pleas to be holden in Georgetown BrSwn county
Ohio, ON tho Goth day of August 1874, l will
apply tasaid Court to make an order vacating
the town plat Of HarrisOnvilis in said county,
being sole proprietor thereof.
June 10, is44,. e. sa
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Road Notice

TIIA'F the county CommissfOnefs, at their
session on the hrst Monday Of June instant,
levied fifteen cents on each hundred dollars, on
all taxable properly for Road purposes, and that
the said tax may be discharged by labor on the
Roads under the direction of the Supervisors Of
IN" seSsraI road distficts,at the rate of seventy
1--WE cents per day.
JAMES J. SMITH, A. B. C. o.
June 10, 1874
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And will attend at my office in Georgetown
from the lst of Oct. until the Goth of Decem-
Der next for the purpose of receiving taxes
from those who may wish topay them there
1t expected that all taxes will be paid a
gainst the Goth of December, as no indut-
gonce can De given after that time.
July 3Oth, 1874.
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From tGe People's Frisad.
pEMoCRATIC SONG.

DEMOCRATIC SONG.
ArR.-"Oa Dan Tucker"
o. Poik and Dallas ven unite
Bscauss their principles are right;
The Pespls arc tired Of whig bufFOOeny,
Lying speeches, Clay and COOnsry.
Hurrah for l'Olk. aud the Constitution.
Against Bank and Distribution.
30 now we'll catch the eoons and dose 'em
They'll grin and take it like 'P0ssum;
sosn grow siek, then shake their hides of,
Then their tails, and their sides of.
Hurrah, sc.
To cuIs a coon Of the biad cOuniptions
Give'him dose Of Poke preseriptiOnSi
For Poks 'tis found is perfect p'isen
To Henry Clay aad Frelinghuysen'
HIurrah, sc,
He hangs his head-shis mouth wide open;
Locks ike the gourd you keep SSlt soap ini
OTIS Sight without any jokn'
To see Coon with dose of Poke in.
HuHah, &c.
First twill s'cken, then twill puke him,
Then This conscience don't Tebuke him.
Aud tsllhim to 60 for Polk and Dallas,
Let hin alone he'll 60 to the gallOws.
Human, &c.
The People now 90 in for the Union,
All the States in u grsst communioni
To strengthen the bond that now connects u'
Ven open the ring and take in Texas.
Hurrah for Polk and AnnsxatiOn;
Against bank and High Taxation.
Tn, Wings &, in for High PrOtsction,
(Aeull trap worl 10 sway theI 'lection.)
And what does II mean. Isl tell you now,
To feed the Icon, while it rObs the plough,
Hurrah, Sc.
Ths Wings 60 iu for violation,
: OF our glorious constitution,
4 To take way the Veto power,
50 they can change the laws every hour.
s. Hurrah, &c.
yand they g in for that old Bank Monster, q,
That nevef can live ill jackson is gone Ell
Give them'a bank and high PrpAection,
And they'll take care Of their poor cous'ctior
Hurrah, &c.
And now Mr.. Clay, word or two sir,
Ishould be pleased TO say to you sir;
Don't ysu know that yourself you sold once
To.the U. s. BanG for a little gold once.
Huuah, &c.
Dont you know that you bagained your vote
To JOhA q. Adams, and turned your coat, :
Don't you now you're a tory now sir,
With Judas and Tyler'S marx on your brOv
HurrAh, &c. sir
Don't you know for your many crimes sir!
= Ysu ought 10 be hanged Thousand times sir
AasI 1slIyou now that Polk aud Dallas,
VIII hang you on the political galIOwS.
Hurrah, &c.
-
Polk is the man, Harry Clay, tha'll lam yo
Though ysu maysay "GO home God dam
you!"
You are ths man yourself thAt'S going,
Going! Gons!!-.and Chapman'S cTowing!
Huvrah, &c. G. w. L.
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CHuRcHMAN's BANNER.

"GS home Cd damn vou--go homo,
where YOU belong !!"-I H'Ary Clay 10
Speaker Polk, in the u s. House Of
representatives.
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STATE OF OHIO.
Brown COUNTY Com. PLEAS.

TH. MIDDLETON, T. B. c =.
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brown common PIeas.

Nav 97th, Is49.