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MILLINERY.

Miss f. Mckinscy, respectfully in
forms her former patrons and the public
generally that she has removed her Shop
one door below Mr.. knotts's Store. 10 the
room formerly occupied by p. Fincgan,
"A Ter, where she will be happy to furnish
them with all articles in her line.
She has nst returned from Philadelphia
with BO.N.NETS, TRi.N.uI.NG. S. and
A variety of other articles kept by NIlIn-
ers, OF the latest fashions and best STYLE,
which She offers on the most reasonable
terms.
April ooh, lSll--n
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NOTICE..

llczr kah &. Caldwell, respectfully in
forms ms patrons, that in compliance with
NE wishes Of many highly esteemed and
respectable persons, il is his intention,
hereafter, To close ms shop on the Sabbath;
ne therefore politely requests all those,
who respect with him, the moral scruplts
OF inc religious community, to submit
their boards TO his Razor's keenncss on
Saturday.
EIkIon April pom. ISL
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CLEANSE AND PURIFY THE BODY.

Inc application of the principal of Purgation
Ie'hg allowed to be ono ofthc greatest utility in
the cure and prevention of diseases, it is of the
greatest consequence To ascertain " hat medicine
is capable Of producing the desired effect, in the
easiest and at the same time, in the most effect
ual manner.
Slalnburns Vegetable Extract Pills, remove
all noXlous accommodations and purify and invig-
crate the blood, and their good effects are not
counlerbalanccd by any Inconvenience; being
composed entirely Of vegetable extracts, they do
NOT expose those who use them 10 danger and
thelr effects are as certain as they are sIntary
they are daily and safely administered to infancy,
youth, manhood and old age and to women in
inc most critical and delicate circumstances.
Ih'y do not c'stnrb or shock the animal fnc-
IONS nut restore their order and re-establsh
then he& Ith.-Sold at VIM. Torbcrt's Store.
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J"dge Elliot GuiIy.-Il will be rccoI,
Icc'cd that at the late election at New.
Orleans for State Senator, it was CHARGED
ihat Judge Elliot had improperly and UNI
lawfully granted many naturalization pa.
perS, TO foreigners who had no rlpbl ia
.c'c'Se them, and that IN consequence
thereof the loc0locos had succeeded m
gaming the election.
D" strong was the evidence against him
'hi he was impcachcd by the House OF
representatives, and tried by the Senate
OF the State, the result Of which was tLa,
nc was ioHnd gHIity, removed from office,
ana declared incapable Of holding any
station OF trust or profit.
1t Is said that more tRan 1000 were
aIauuuleAtly nsturaljzcd. A majority OF
1h' Senate who Hnpeached him were !oces.
THIS is not the only instance in which
the Wings have lost elections ay the cor
'upIion aud rascalily Of locolocos. Let
l"c" editors crow again over the result
Ut was brought about by means worthy of
LiN"m and ihcI cause.
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Another DUEL At BLApENsBrRG.-Thc Bal
timore Sun ofTuesday says: We learn from our
attentive correspondent at Washington "that
considerable excitement existed IN that city YES
terday caused by rumors Of dac said 10 lave
taken place at an early hour in the morning in
the vicinity of Bladensbuyg. The pa rites as
near as could be ascertaincd were Pierce Butler
and James Sclot, from Philadelphia the weapons
pistols, and the distance fifteen PAGES Two
shots were exchanged without effect, when the
parties were separated by the authorities When
last heard from they were proceeding on towards
Baltimore and may have had another meeting"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-20

r"RkN"-MNEMorEcnSY.-A system of Artifi-
'c'aI Memory bearing the above title, has been
Taught IN New York during the past winter by
frof, GorEAup, It's founder or inventor. lie lee
'Hfcd before number Of classes, embracing in
the aggregate more than two thousand persons
u Is SUD- WIN astonishing and triumphant sue
cess demonstrating the system 10 be one Of I'M
mensc utility.
we alIudc to it, TO say, that we have received
Il 'cttcr from gentleman in New York, an ac-
credited teacher of the SYSTEM with cred, ntiaIs
from ltot Gouraud himself lie states that he
VIII be III tins section Of country IN the month
u June, ana give an opportunity to become ac-
F"''i'ed win the system, to any Of our citizens
who may wish so TO do. 1t is also his desire ia
get up classes IN the neighboring village. in Del
aware.
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claim on the part Of the original vendor,
upon about twenty five acres of the pre-
misses, including the mill, to the amount
OF $500, Is with interest hom the 2OlI
November 1899. Subject to which claim
the tile is believed to be perfectly good,
and upon the payment of whole purchase
money and ratification of sale, the Trnstee
is authorised To execute to the purchaser
a deed Tor the property free, clear and dis
charged of al! claim on the part Of the
parties To the suit.
4. W. BRADFORD, Trustee.
April 20th lSl4.-law,s
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Millinery.

M RS. A. FOARD, having Just returned
4VAfrom the city with large and elegant as
Sorlnent OF ias! ipnahlc BON ETS, t"nGihrr
with the usual variety of articles sold by NlIl-
crs, would respectfully iuom her friends aud che
pubic, that She has again opened the shop she
formerly kept directly oppusltc he Washington
HoicI, where she hopes as heretofore, 10 merit
and lccclyc u liberal Share Of custom
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An ESTABLISHED FAcr.--A reverend lecturer
al the East recently took the ground that no man
could become IAN established fact in society, "
unless he got married The Cincinnati Hcrald
goes little further; he cannot become AN ''cs-
tabIIshcd fact " unless he surround himself by
crowd Of LITTLE witnesses
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95-Sincc the death Of Mr. Miller there
has been quite rush for the Registcr's
Office. Petitions have been flying about
as thick as robns-'lis almost beyond
belief the quantity of locos there are in
the county, IN crery ray quoHGed for the
office Oh course we cant say who'll get
IT.
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TO Printers.

i he subscriber practical printer, has a
cash capital of between twelve and tirlccr
hundred dollars, which hc is desirons of
investing IN the printing business. Having
been engaged in the publication of news
papers for the last eight years, he nattcrs
himself that he has at least a slight know
ledge Of that branch of :hc profession
In case lie should not he successful in
his wishes, he would lave no objection
loloan one thousand dollars of the amount
specified on condition that he receives a
permanent situation, with fair salary
references given and required. Con.mu
nlca'I"ns p"s, paid promptly attended
to by addressing
II. BOSEE.
April 2Oth lSl1. Wilmington. Del.
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TrxAs.-Thc n o. Tropic says Texas pre-
sents geographical surface of $50, 900 square
miles; that is, it is five times as large as Virginia,
more than twice as large as the kingdom Of
France, and ten times as large as England and
Wales.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-20
NOTICE..

The subscriber is now CARRYING on the
Mills owned for some years past by Mr..
John A. Brown and is prepared to do
grinding and Saving with neatness and
despatch. The Mills are new ard in good
order, and having an experienced and ac-
'modating Miller employed he hopes to
give general satisfaction; he is also pre-
pared to grind Plaster, and Corn in the
ear for feed. The Clover Mill is also in
good order and at the proper season will
be promptly attended to. Flour and corn
meal will be kept for sale for Cash only.
By slrIcta''cn'I"n To business he hopes To
merit and receive Il share of public pa
tronage.
JOHN G.. WATERS.
April 20h 1Sll.-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-20

William Price Esq. Of Cumberland, is
about TO publish series of letters in the Balti-
more Patriot, in relation to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. Residing, as he does, in section
Of the state the interests of which are directly al
icctcd by that great work, it is prcsumablc that
he is acquainted with It's history from the time
the project was started, down to its present pro-
grcsa towards completion.
lie Is Il man of ability, which will cntitle his
opinions to consideration ana respect, while his,
hugh standing will warrant that any statements
he gives as ftcis, are strictly such
We have long been ANXIOUS to have more .irhtl
on the matters appcrtainny TO that Canal, a de-
sire which we have no doubt many if not most
oi our readers have clt and the proposed letters
OF Mr. Price we feel quite sure will furnish
the wished for normatiun Wc have therefore
determined to publish them, holding ourselves
ready, and leaving readers free to agree or
disagree with the conclusions the writer NAV
draw as he proceeds. On the first page will be
found part OF h. first letter, the whole of which
we were not able 10 get in to-day's paper on ac-
count Of our columns being crowded with Laws.
Ccci/ion Vhis$ BY notice in advcr-
'1'Ing columns it will be seen that the
Wings of CcciIton, in connection with
Others, have chartered d Steamboat to talk
them To the Baltimore Convention. We
wish them heavy freight of PASSENGERS
and delightful trip.
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For President ia 1871
HENRY CLAY,
DE l&IiNTIEEXY.

Il I'VE are indebted to Hon. J,nEs A.
PGAHcE and Hon. JACOB \. PRE'roN, for Pub
hc Documents, copies ofspecchcs sc.
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Fisheries For
LEASE.

The subscribers offer for lease The Carp
Point Fishing Shores for term of wears
to commence on the expiration of the
now existing lease, in July next. This
well known fishing ground is very advan
tageously situated at the head of the bay
at the mouth Of the North East river,
and possesses shores upon both waters !:
1t is distant abo Ut seven miles from IIavrc
de Grace and is much resorlcd to by the
farmers from the interior for fresh Gsh-it
commands from the present lessee a rent
of $4,000.
CLIO. w. HALL,
Abingdon, Hartford county.
JAS. II. McIlENRY. BALTIC.
April 20 h lSl4.-2t
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TRUSTEES
S.HLE.

mentioned, there are upon the
premises two comfortable
Dwelling HOUSES, and "a
boiII inrtv ono ,.,,e IF
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:, = - TT T'' 7OIITs.
April goth lSil. Wilmington. De.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27

THE
rnrIY SPRINGS GAZETTE

.-llSr.-rsl in the town Of Holly Springs, Mis-
-i everv week, al Three DOliars per aDnum
-r-s--T'fTss D9lfz~s and Fifty Cents pay
---5.-.1 Six ma1lhs--and -Four DJltaTs q th
rra7r. No subscription ,aken for less tha-
a.r months ~
80 .-rs-s flcn lines or less) for the first inSrc-
- --t 50 cents for each additional one. Ad-
--..reuts noe ntorted with be number OF in
lions on them, win DE- inserted until orterea
T.. and CHARGED accordingly.
--rrrrfgr candidates for Office will be--fJ
$50 -i1-Coun-v -, lo te paid down or assum
.r- n rr.rra-IhIe name in town.
& r..'.rs aFtre. .sed t1 the Editor. on busines
- tbs oalce mus, he post paid 10 secure auen
.l.- Cash mus. b, pail Tor an Job work
s-r dts Office 81 soon as delivered
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27

IL As said by some OF The wiseacress who
write letters from Washington, that in case
Congress adjourns without coming to de-
clslon on the Texas question they are 10 be
.reassembled in extra session by the president.
The notorious Murrell. who has been
confined in the Penitentiary for the last ten
years, was we understand discharged last
week, and Immediately made tracks for
'AEkansas.--Nashv Wig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
WAsH1NaToN. Oetober 4. ISL.

SrR-The Committee of ways and means
have had under consideration the support OF
public credit by system Of taxation more
extended than the enc heretofore adopted.
They have determined TO suspend proceed
ing on their report at present before the
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
Brown Common Pleaa.

HIHed VI SLltIN MARY u MS
wife. Ia chaneery.
VS..
osn Foster, widow and Nathanisl G. Foster
and OtaerS, childEeI, grand children and
heirs Of jeremiah Foster deed.
TTNHE petitioners have this day fled their
Il bin in the Clerks Office of the above. NAM
cd Court, alleging that said Mary is a chill and
heir OF Jeremiah Foster decd. who died the
owner of lots Nos. 42 aud III in Ripley Brown
county Ohio that said Mary owns an undivi-
ded eighth part thsrsOf,and they pray partition,
or sale Ofsaid property, 90 that her interest
may bs assigned to them in severalty; that
some Of said Fosters heirs reside in Kentuaky,
some In Pennsylvania aHk Others II Wiscon-
stn Territory. Notice is hereby given said de-
Condents that at the next term Of said court
application will be made for the necessary or /.
aers to effect partition accordingly; all of
Iaid Bill. "a
HAMER & JOHNSTON, Soils. for Porrs.
May l5tq, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06

Will be exhibited at Georgetown on Ffi1ay
the 23d day Of August le44. Admittancbz re-
lueed 10 25 cents Children under 10 years BIZ
age half price. Doors open from one to q
clock.
Novel spectacls!!! Two Fl Elephants in Hi.
ness. On entering each town or villiags, lhe
.Nenagene will be preceded BY the grand Nok-
q spectacle Of an elegant Music { a. ton
tanning superior band 9f Musicians, draap by
tlOp noble Elephants, leading some 30 wagons,
containing wild animals Of different descriptions
posing through the principal street. 70 the
great surprise and admiration Of all bshol.
1ers.
The celebrated Mr.. A. DUBOlSE, tbe ersat
subduer II the Savage Denzens Of the FofBst.
wiN appear ia most Magnl6eient SerieB ni
Scenes, entitled the Dreadful Doom Of tie So
Ian's Slave.
The Characteristic passages Of musie > q etod
from the works Of the great French, Itsiisn and
German Composers, and TO be executed by q
fnll and efficient Ochestra. -
Among a variety of Thrilling Situations, the
following will be exhibited ;th6 OutcaslslayA, Ban
ishsd 10 the FOrsst ofFaIhTi expiring from hun.
ger and fatigue, when ferts BfaziliGn. tiger,
darts like lightning upon him, from an upper
CavOrn. Ine Eastern Despot's most awful sen.
tence, forfeit life spared on condition of|train-
inga Wild Lion to Harness! Which is ACCOM-
lished, and theSlave rides across the road b an
Ancient Car. Also variety OF Bea1t;ili and
Striking Situations, which win be presented
during the progress of the piece, concluding
with the most bold, grand and daring displays
ever presented among whole Caravan OfVild
Animals let loose at the same time upon the
Indian Slave, who will gradually subdue and
playfully exhibit bis remarkable skill, in7 ele-
ganty grouping this Matchless Geological Ex.
hibislon. / or particulars see bills posted, at
the Hotels.
The above will be exhibited Mt Ripley on the
24th, at Decatur oil the 26th DAYS Of August
1874. II. HOPKINS, Manager.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
Land for Sale or Exchanpe

'"O lots containing eighty acres each
- IN Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
@ISSt eighteen miles from Toledo, and half
miletFOm the Toledo and Aurian Railrosd
The land istimbered with oak, whitewood n. :.
Ole and beach; and the Soils rich.
Alsoia lot containing eighty acres In Inca,
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Tolsdo, In
section settled by thriving farmers. TLiS 4.
also timbeIed land, with rich soil. y
WI seilall or parts Of this land on accomr,..
dating teTmsi or exchange tfor "a farm,rgi.~S =
btowneounty. ForfuIther informa ,ioS i"a'.,N .
NtthO STANDARD ofice '""'uqulH
a... D. P. PALMER.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06


when thev have = hsadachs,or fssl lsu spiliie1t
relief.
sherman's Poor mans Plaster.
Only l2l cents, and warranted better than ah
other HasteTs fof curing Iheumatism, !. mbago,
pain or weeknoss In the side, breast, back, or
any part Of the body, worn on ths lower part
Of the spine, they cure thelpiiss; dFaws eoTns
out BY the roots In about two days. These
are the eheapes. and best plast rs in the world;
Man; persons would not BE- without them foE as
many dollars as they cost eenta They are
spread BY machinery, and tbs enormous uuanti.
~ ever one millioa is sold every year. Rich
and poor, high ard low, all ages and conditions
use thsm. They afford such quick and aston
ishing relief that some call them the Magic
Plaster. }. w. HOxie, ESQ Mr.. Michael Mar
tin, GeoFge D. Strong, Esq } B. CTOmWill, &
multitude Of others, who have experienced
such great and decided benefit from the genuine
Sherman's Plaster, might refered 10. Can-
tion Is necessary. SEQ that Jou get the rehu-s
ins Shermsn's Poor MANS Plasters. Piinted
directions are on the back Of each plaster. with
faetsihile ofDr. Shermans name. Manys
spurious and worthless imitR'io are havvbe,.
abont; they should always b9 avOided-tru
none but Shorman's; bis is sure 10 cure, and
alOrep the secret Of making il.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by D. J. Stewart,
FsesbuTgh, Daniel Trout.
HsmSrsIille, w. B. Wright.
.Russelsville, Ii mtcI. Nowland. !
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, ROSert Patten.
Eckmansvil!e, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
tn. MIDDLETON, T B. G
Take Notice.

ENARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm,
II containing one hundred and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four and half
miles ives: Of ofGOorgstOwn, ,on the middle fork Of
Bullskin, and wi hin half q mile Of Fees
burgh, well WatIersd with never falling springs.
For the purpose Of providing for paying my debts
will sell the farm very cheap. TermS.-One
half Of ths amount of purchase (part in pro-
duce) to be paid at or about the time Of sale ;
and the other hRlfto be paid in two yearl y
payments, in money or produce, as may bO
Ugreed upon. For further particulars. inquire
of the subscriber on the premises. Possession
can be had Immediately il detired.
GEO. M. MARTIN.
July ;, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
sHERIFF SALE

BY virtue of writ Of venditioni ~.
ponas 10 me directed from The court r.
common pleas Of Brown County Ohio. /
will offer for sale At the hnuse Of Josenh
Brewer 10 Pike Township Brown coup,v
on Saturday the 10Th day Of Aug. ls4l.
between ten and four o'clock on AZ
day, the following property to wit: ons
Sorrel mare. To be sold % the propor,v
otisaiah Wells, at the suit Of Thomas 4
McLain. :
WIN. SHIELDS, sh'fB. CO.
SAerifs Office, July 18th, 1874.
By WV. DOWDnzY, dsp.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06
Graham's Lady's and Gen tie
mans Magazine for 1914.

The January Number will be Issued on
December l0h l643.
IGRAHAM'S MAGAZINE has long enjoy.
Ued the enviable reputation of being the
best pefiodlcalin the United States, both In the
| quality and number Ofits embel ishments, and
IN the tone of its literary matter. 1t Is the
cheapest as we'll as the best. For the wear
lS43, the publisher has given about 100 pages
more original Reading matter than any Of his
contemporaries, and more original stbel en-
cravings In addition to the fashion plates and
colored flowers. The cheapness and merit of a
Fhree-DOllar Magazine over al Others are an.
parents which has made an outlay OF over
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS GREAT.
Err THAN OTHERS,
and an addition of engravings over other maya.
zines that would embellish tho costliest a nnTSI
The publisher 10, however, satisfied that moth
ing but real excellence can maintain the hish
position that his periodical has attained In The
United States, and, &C the taste improves and
extends for good works, that nothing Of hum
bug order will be tolerated.
The publisher does not hesitate 10 saw, that
he dehes all competition with Grahams MaaN.
zine for 1874 Ills immensE subscription lisa.
ihs merit and number Of his contributors. tho
high order nohe engravere engag edIhe, number
and variety Of slegant plates already purchased
and on hand, and the immense facility which
qiScapital and pOsitionyglve him to proseOuts
the works render any efforts Of rivalry 4 matter
OF Fldicule. Every number of the work Issued
bears with 1t the evidence Of its triumphan
success, and establishes the impossibility of sue.
eessful competition.
Every number Of Graham'S Magazine IL issu.
Cd At cost OF nearly Sl000-the plates alone
cost nearly halfthe sum. Most ofthe plates ire
from
hAORIGlNAL AMERICAN PAINTINGS
Executed expressly for the proprietor, for sngra.
wings for theImSgazine.
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lowing liberal terms will induce thouSa n a o |
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sy subscriber sent, 80 that, by varying the
books, complete library may be obtalped nv !
uak peTEon In short time,
SINGLE COPIES THREE DOLLARS DEP
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rise Novels and "THE GEMS or ART AN N
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Executors Sale.


IN pursuance Of an Ordel Of The court
LOT Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, and revived at their last April
Term, will proceed on the premises on
the 10th day Of August next between the
hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock and will then
and there sell, at public auction.
The following real estate Of wbiS
Rsnjamin Sutton, late Of said county
died seized to wit, the west one third
of lots Nos. SO. 81. g. SO. In the town of
Decatur said counly.--Also lots Nos 81
So. SO. 60. 81. so. 63. "a. IS. 76. ~.
10. so. 81. 80. SO. "a in said town Of
Decatur, said lots not to be sold at less
than tive thirds Of the appraised value
thereof us returned 10 said Court and nm,
on the following terms TO wit, one third
cash in hand, one third in one wear and
the residue In tao years with inherent
from tho day Of sale, 10 be secured hv
bond and good security.
JOHN RAMnY, Executor az
benjamin. Sutton deed.
jane "a 1874,