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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02


Mr. Palmer:--WIll you, in your next
psper, publish the following poetry, csm'
posed years ago Tor the anniversary Of the
eighth of January, as it may iserve- to a
rouse the patriotic feelings OfyOur nu>
msrou. readers DC.
Georgetown, Dec. 9th, A. D. ls43.
From the Saturday Evening Post.
To has Armybefors the Battle OfNetO Or
leans.
JACKSoN'S ADDRESS,
BY THE REV. LEANDER KERR.
Stand my heroes, bravely standl
Firm unite in heart and hand,
Now our lov'd and native land,
Calls her chiValry,
Wo TO him who'd be a slave!
Death to him who'd be knave!
Nerve each arm my gallant brave,
To strike for liberty.
See the troops Of Wellington!
Like war clOad rolling on, n
They fer pillage hitber come,
And with them slavery.
Hear 20 not tho wardrums sou nd
Roll its echoes round and roundS
Gallant stand, or 'lwills sbe found,
'T The knell Of liberty.
See yOn red cross waving high!
Streaming oh the morning sky!
Itproclaims the foe man nigh
Proud EOgland's chivSlry.
But our ban ner AoSts as proud,
Ffc edom's band around it crowd,
Guard it safe, or be 20 Z shroud
The flag of liberty.
Look behind you, what is there!
Mothers chaste, and virgins fair!
Will you leave them TO despair
To wo and infamyf
Vengeance hurl upon the foe! de
Deal them death in ev'ry blow!
Is it fame we fight for? No
Our homes and liberty.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02

CIRauMsrANTIAL EVIDENCE How un
iuGtly 4 combination Of circumstances may
sometimes accuse man, 10 we'll exempli
fed in the following actual occurrence
which we translate from the New YorE
'Deutsche Schnell post:'
"At a tabls>d'hote al LudwiRsburg ,on'
of the company was showing very rare
gold coin, which was passed round the to
bic on a plate, and gave rise TO many sup
positions as TO its age, country, value, &c
The conversation then gradually brancb-
cd OfftO other subjects; ill tho coin was
forgotten; and on the owner asking for il
back TO the surprise Of all it was not 10 be
found. A gentleman sitting at the foot Of
the table was observed TO be in much sgS
itAtiOn, and as his embarrassment seemed
10 increase with the continuance OF the
search, the company were about to pro-
Pose = very disagreeAble measure, when
suddenly waiter entered the room, says
ing:--'H0re 10 the coin; the cook has just
found Il in one Of the fOger glasses. The
relief 10 all was manifest; and now the
suspected stranger for the first time spoke
as follows Gentlemen, none OF You can
rejoice more than myself at the recovery
of The coin; for picture TO yourself my
painful siiuatiOn:--by a singular cOinci-
dencs ] have duplici'e Of the very same
coin in my purse there showing tito the
cOmpsny.) The idea that, OIL the personal
seSrchWhich would probably be proposed,
| would be taken for the purloiner Of the
coin ,sdded to the fact thih am stranger
here, with no one TO vOuch for my intsg-
riiv, bad almost driven me distracted. The
honesty Of the cook, and lucky accident
has saved my honor" The friendly con-
Rratulstons Of the company soon efaCed
the Tememberancs Of their unjust suSpi
cions."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
VILLAINY.

The Rev. II. Taylor Of oberIin, Ohio
hes puIlOinsd moOsy, and committed
other deeds Of shCekin' depravity. He
has confessed his crimes. Mr. Taylor is
now IN prison, and must bear hereafter The
felon's name. He minislsred al the al,ar
and used lhe cloak Of bis sacred Office 10
DO hetdarkest deeds, aud deserves 10 suf.
fSr-Cin. Giz.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
SUDDEN DEATH.

Dr.. Dale, the brother Of the gallant ma.
ior who fell inFlorida, died very suddenly
on The 18th u,l.. in King George county,
Va. He had attended the funeral Of a
friend. ScarGsly had he gone two miles
from the place Of burial, whom he had oc-
casiOn to call at the huuse Of neighboT
on his way home with his little son, his
constant and darling companion. After q
short stay Just as he seated himself in his
carriage, he was observed to check his
horse so violently az 10 throw him dOwnC
The doctor then fell forward to the groun
and never spoke again.- Bait. Argus.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02

Horses should never stand long an =
aIy plank floor. Their fore feet parlic..
u'sIIy. should rest on something mors
PllaS's; Some who object to loan and
tan nsIs keep a trough OF water and Ts.
4a'ts Inc horse 10 stand il /. for hours,
~ travelling fast on hard roads 4 fevs,
= cteatedin the fore feet, spd rosa
nosses are sentimeS more subject g h
.naa IaTm horses. When 4 horse IL,
.IassllsS 81 day on hsrd road i 4 n cra
y g make him stand ali ihiRht on ! bsy,
ncef.- Mass. PlOuQhman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02

BIZ Ehe dgAizens OfsRioUn county who are la
nor' nnder diseases arising from impurities Of
the hloOd-should nevor dispaiF Of being brought
70 sound state ofhealth until thew have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable pills,
| They are the most eftieisnt medicine ever in.
trodueed to the public forall diseases arisinp
from impurities Oftho blood.
Wrighps Indian Vegetable PiilswilI alway,
prove an easy, safe and eihcient remedy, In
the following diseases: Bilious intermittent
remItttent s. inaamatory fevs fever Ague,
iiaundiee cholera morbus, nausea, liver COM
plant, habituql costiyeness, dyspepsia, drOpSy,
appoplexy sick headache, colds coughs, ,consump.
tion, asthma, & all diseases arising from impu
rites Of the blood. .lH.. F. u..t
II should be remembered, when the thsrmoG1'
eter stands at ninety degtees in the shade, thai
the process Of digestion is performed with such
extreme langu0r, that our food instead OF being
speedily dissolved and converted int0nutTimeni
for the body, Oftea becomes actually spoiled, Of
purified in the stomach. Hence bad brskthi
IdisagreeAble taste in the mouth, cholic, ,pairs
Edysentery, cholera mofbus, INFLUENZA, ant
other diseases. E b 'V4.2 gT H8f
v rights Indian Vegetable Pills are certaiT
lcure for all the above dangerous complaintai be
Ieause they cleanse the siimsutery canal from
all thOae bilious and puIFid hum0Ts which afI
tha cause, not only Of all disorders Of the boz,
ellis, but of every mRlady incident to Mans--
They also aid and improve digestion, and purif,
the blood, and therefore give health and vigol
to the whole frame, as well as drive pain o
every description from the body. ai .siI 3
Il should be remembered, oil genuine medi
cine has Wright's Vegetable Pills neatly print
ed On the sides Of the boxes and that if the wore
Wright's cannot be found, all is pOsitivel!
wrong. .4 600 1898" ,f'
/ 1, . AGENT for the ssleoft the above nams'
IYright's Indian Vegetable Pills, AtGsorgstowI
d, ]. STEWART.
A. J. STRoUBE, Higgin,port. '''
L. NowLAND, Rus elvillesp ID h"
SILAs THOMAS, Decatur 3 q sloS
July 22d, lS43. --,--s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
-CIRCIII.AR-
October &c, ls4S.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
To THE DEMoCRACY OF ONO:
The period is fast approaching for the
assembling of a Democratic State Com
vention. Ever since the organization of
the Democratic party in this State, bien-
NAL State Conventions have been held in
Columbus on the 6lhday Of January. 1.-The
anniversary of one of the most glorious
and important. victories recorded on the
page ofhistory--a victory Of American
vaIOr and democratic liberty, guided and
led on by the Hero and Sage Of the Her
mitage, ANDREW JACKSON, over hired SOL
diers, British monarchists, aud internal
traitors, at New Orleans. The eighth OF
January, therefore, is peculiarly appTO.
pirate for the holding Of a Democratic
State Convention, TO select our Chiefs,
organize our forces, and make all the
necessary arrangements to achieve
through the ballot box, an equally import.
ant aud decisive victory over the allied
forces of Federal Whiggery-a victory,
in short, over parry, the leaders OF which
are actuated by the same motives, inspired
by the same feelings, and influenced by
the same interests, as those who were so
sigunally routed ON the memorable 9Th Of
January, 1915.
Ia sccOr6slc ice. therefore, with Npng es.
lablishod custom, the undersigned. apN
pointed by the last Democratic State
Convention State Central Committee,
respectfully designate MONDAY the
EIGHTH day of JANUARY, 1914, FoH
THE MEETING OF THE NEXT BIENNIAL L
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN.
TTO,N, AT COLUMBUS, aud the DernoC
racy OF Ohio are hereby invited to Assem-
BILE at the time and place named for the
purposes, and with the powers usually
conferred on such bodies.
II has been the usage Of the Democrat
ic party, since its organization in this
State, to nominate at each Biennial State
Convention, candidate for Governor
to be supported by the Democracy, and
every four years TO nominate candidates
for Presidential electors, and appoint
Delegates to Democratic National Con
vention for The nomination of candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United States.
With the view therefore, to united and
harmonious action upon these, and such
other subjects as may properly come up
for consideration in the proposed State
Convention, it is hoped and confidently
expected that the democracy of the re-.
speclive counties will take early and er-
icient measures to secure full and fair
representation,
WILLIAM TREVITT,
JACOB MEDARY.
HEMAN A, MOORE,
Adm G, HIBBS,
HENRY RGDFER,.
Oeag0crdkic NkGke Central Committee
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Notice,

rs hereby given that the undersigned was, at
the September term Of the court of common
Pleas of Brown county Ohio, A. d. IS43, ap-
pointed executor of Mary Beasley deed; and
al psIsons having claims against said estate
afenotifed to present them legally authentita-
red for settlement within ole year-and oil per-
SONS owing said estate are hereby required to
make imm ediate payment. ,... ,.'.
s.. BENJAMIN BEASLEY, Sr. Exr.
ofMary Beasley, decd.
Nov. 25th, I943.*
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Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stage,

BY way of Madison, Mil
Sssshass s1<>gA ford, Perin's Mills, Bata-
NjEtt5 & n ES12 via, Bantam, Bethel, Ha.
HssSs-1aS1<<s' ~mersvlle, Georgetown, /,
Russelville, Decatur, to West Union. To
cave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 6o'clock A. M, arriving al
Georgetown same days-and leaving next mo'
ming for anil arrivngat, West Union the same
days, aut back the next, Leaves Georgetown
every Wednesdays Friday and Sunday, at
A. VI. aud arrives in Cincinnati same days.
The proprietor ofthe above Stage rOute-hav-
ing procured good and safe teams, with commo-
m5iious stages, and careful, accommodating aud
expsrienced drivers-hopea to receive a goodly
share Of public patr6iage.
SFGAGE OsFrcEs -Cidcihnati, NobIe's Hotel
Milford, Steel's Hotel; Batavia DARTS Store
Bethel, Perrne's Hotel ;3eOrgetown,W WIN DOwd
ney's West UnioV, at Mr.. Lee's.
s.,-1 J 3 DAVIS Proprietor.
May %, ls42. 'sa' afaa' 'ul'|sa'
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Public Notice

Is hereby given that intend to present Pc
litOn TO tho Commissioners of Brown county o.
at their office in Georgetown on the lst MOnoay
in Deeembsr next, praying for the o;atiOn and
estabiisement of county road agrseablY to the
flowing boundaries, to wit; BEGINNING at the
mouth of the lane running through Vincent
Crabb's farm, in Pleasant township, in said
county, and oa the road leading from McCon-
aughy's Mill on straight creek to Davidson's
mill on whils-oak, thence with said lane TO the
south end Of the same; thence near west course
and with the lane between said Crabb's farm
and Isachar Davis to the west end Of said Da-
vis's cleared land from thence running through
said DaviS's land to the north west corner ii
Samuel ElliS's land, and the north east corner
Of the lands of Alexander Hill; from thence run
ming on the line between said Ellis and Hill, OF
as near the saIIe as good rood can be had, un-
Ill it will intersect the road leading from George.
town to Higginsport below Gordon Derrough's.
ALEXANDER HILL.
October 26. 1919.
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Administrator's A Notice.

A LII persons concerned are hereby notified
N thaton the 9th day of October, IS43. let
ters Of Administration ON the estate lof John
lea 10, late of Brown County deceased, were
granted to Inc undersigned by the Associate
Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Brown
County all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them according
20 law, aud all persons indebted are requested tc
make immediate payment.
JOSEPH RICHARDS, Admir-.
Oct. 81, IS43.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons Indebted TO the estate Of
IN David Nc EIroy late Of Union Town
ship Brown County deceased, are here.
by notified 10 make Immediate payment;
and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them le.
gally proven within one year for settle.
ment. ISAAC CHAPMAN, Adm'r.
Of David McElroy decd
December 2nd ls43.
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!. Adtninia atrators' Notico.

AL peFsans indebted.i 10 the estate Oi
<ADavid M. Smith, late Of Newhope
SCott Township D @ deceased, are hereby no
ti6ed to make Immediate payment; and all per-
sons having claims against said estate ale re-
qussted topresent themlegally proven within
OnS year for settlement. e4 Gle
rr aoa JOHN ALLEN,
rief AARON e. DAY,
:. - Admr's. Old. NJ Smith Deed.
Nov. 9th, IS43. 7a
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Adniihiatrator,a NotinA:

a LII persons indebted to the estate Of
AGsOrge H. BOhrer, late Of franklin
township, deceased, aIe notified to make
immediate payment; and all Persoos hav-
ing claims agaiRst said estate are reques.
ted to present them legally proven within
enc year for payment. ,of nei,c,s.b
.--, THOMPSON LINDSEY,
Adm'r Of G H4BOhrer decd.
Oct. l6lh, ls43, t,f'1 ~. erl
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I AsK No VOICE To1WEEP FoR MB.

saee' Z BT ms. r. sNICHoLs.
I ask no voice to weep for me,
] ask no breast 10 sigbi
Pwish no vail, nor mOan to hear
ATonnd me when | die;
For jOyfully and peacefully
I'll lay me down 10 rest,
The marble glancing at my head
The mff upon my breast.
Within some quiet, lonely place,
Beneath shelterinE tIse,
Who're swestly blooms the wild field how
Tfll.'s srs
Where huns heEmerry bee,
Full silently and pleasantly
know my dust will lie,
Eashrined within narrow mound,
Bs6ealh sD open sky.
The summer, with her rosy dreams,
And autumn, with bis lutte,
Shall visit there as msnths go round,
When this poor heart is mute.
Still quietly and DREAMY.
And undistuTbed III sleep.
II no beloved forms draw nigh
Above my grave 10 weep.
For why shOUld friends their features
Vhroud 3u.
In sadness and in gloom,
Or with their mournful accents wake
The echoes oftbe tombl
When happily, tejoicingly,
The spirit lives on high,
Gone up with angel bands to dwell
In worlds beyond the sky.
oh mol ask no voice to weep,
No breast to heaVe sigh,
I wish TO hear no wall nor moan,
Around me when die,
For jOyfully and peacefully
I'll lay me down to rest,
The marble glanclng at my bead,
The ;uIfupon my breast.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
New Map Of Ohio.

| The Subscribers propose publishing a new 6di
( tion of heir map of the State of Ohio.
| This Map is complication the Surveys i'll the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati inpart
| by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as q
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully aItestNd, not only by the present Sur
veyor Geaersl, but confirmed by the Ssftifcats
hsreunto attached, of Robert L. Lytle; ESQ the
predecessor Of MIR. Hames and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
templated public Improvements, together witt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, counties
| Towns, cities and villages, which will be laf(
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubtthat this map will contair
the most minute and authentic Information Of
any state map ever published. One of the pro
pretOrs has visited every county in tho State, 70
the purpose OfgatRering every information requis
ite, to insure correctness. This fact of itsel (
will necessarily give assurance TO those whomay
patronize the map, thattor real SutiIlty, 1t must
supevede any mupgo up East, for tho purpose
lOfaate, buI'withoutthe advantage Of the per
sonal inspection and labor that has been bestow.
ed exclusively on this. poa+ .'.irt att
The SIZE ofthe map will be betwsen and {
feet square, ,neatly colored In sounties, mounted
aud varnlshsd and soldto subscribers at the low
price six dollaPas fa ~ y
Agents or companies taking ten copies, will
be allowed a deduction offorty per cent a7f
D00LITTLE 4 MUNSON.
Engravers and map publishers, Clneinaati
have examined the compilations made from
the public surveys in this Office by Mt. Morrison,
for Messrs. Doolittle& & Munson, whoaFs about
to publish sectional map nf the state Of Ohio,
and 90 far as they relate to the public Surveys,
sheyare corrset. ROBERT 4. LYTLE
Surveyor Gehoral's Cincinnati.
b .@s.ass q 'e..rs.
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Notice.

WTANTED, ,an apprentice to the blacksmith.
w ing business. Alhd between l6 and II
gears of age, who could come we'll recommended
for industry and morality, willbs Fee5Ivsd.--
None other need apply. ahn@sN csssfad
SAMUEL YEARsLY.
IIiginsgort, Ohio, Nov! 2sth l64S.
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Brown, Common Pleas.


Jose ,h MOOthoad & In ChaNcsry.
Justice G. Detmer.
I'm HE petition in this case states that ON the
l7th day of October A. ID. 1886, said Jo-
seph MOOrhead, to secure to Samuel Brush pay
ment OF the sum of three hundred dollars and
interest,", executed to Samuel Brush a mortgage
Of and upon parcel Of one hundred aud ninety
FIVE acres Of land, lying in said county, and in
said petition described That ono hundred dol
lars of said sum said Joseph Moorhead paid to
said Samuel Brush land that said SamuelBrush
assigned said mortgage, as to the remaining two
hundred dollars, to said George Ceilings; that
said Joseph Moorhead subsequently conveyed
said mortgageh premises to said Justice g. Det-
me +, by the name Of ]. G. Detmar subiect 10
said mortgage, and that said sum Ottwo hundred
ESolLau Of mOrtgege money, with interest there
on from said 18th day Of October, A. D. 1886,
/; unpaid Prayer, that said moTtgaged prem.
ises be sold to pay the mortgage money and in-
tere,t rdmaining unpaid And on motion Of
said petitioner, and II appearing to the satsfac-
tion OF The Court that said Joseph Moorhead 10
not an inhabitant ofthis State ;--it Is ordered
by the Court that said Joseph Mo0rhead appea
here on the first day of the next Term Of this
Court, and plead, answer or demur TO said pet.
tiOn, otherwise the same, aud the matters there
IN statsd, viii be taken for confessed against
him, and the matter thereof decreed accordingly,
Ordered that copy OF this order, with a state.
ment Of the substance and prayer Of said peti-
tion, 80 published in the Democratic Standard,
a newspap6r published in Georgetown in said
county, six wseksin succession previously to the
next Term ofthis Court.
Attest; JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk, B .C.P.
September 25th, lS43. 9S,- a ielef1
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q. w XII N 9

ATT oRN,EY AT Laws
Will practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; bis Office is on the East side
ofthe Public Squae in Georgetown, Brow
County, Ohio.
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Law Notice.

DAVID q. DEVORE willpraeties his prC
fsSsion In ths Courtsofthis Judicial eircuI,
Office in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, a.
the North EastcornerO OfthS public square.
ai May 18th. .ls4l. suanieGr h'ir g-ls,s i
Z Justices Blanks
Orsals stsGsc5 5tes ! sftIs stssdard,,,a ,aas ]. /,
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JOHN JOLLIFFE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT /.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Office on Third street, opposite the
Post Office.
He will diligently attend to the cole
tiOs Of all cldims entrusted 10 his care.
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Administrators Notice.

"A LII peTS"1i indebted 70 the estate of John
N AHsny BOhrsr, late of franklin towshiD.
deceased, are notified to MAkeimmediate nav.
ment to the undersigned AdministrntoT, and al
those having claima against said estats a "a -.
quested to present them legally proven w;,hiD
one yesrf for settlement. GEORGE BOHRER
Administrator of
John Henry Bohrsr dee'a. <
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Cabinet M.akinp.
Adm1nistrntOr'S Wotice.

<At1HSHIstStf tAtOI AVVtGCCs
a LII persons Indebted to the estate Of John
IN Rice, late Of Eagle township, Brown Co.
decreased, are notlhedt 20 make immediate pays
msnt;--and all persons having claims against
said estate ara requested 10 present them legal
ly proven within one year. for settlement. 4o
ua ROBERT McNlGHT,
Administrator Of the es-
Nov. 90, lsi3. tate Of John Rice dOc'd, (,
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Doctor Geo. B. Bailey, Jr.

~@Os 49, ~~"sAAO, WAs
OFFERS his services 10 the inhabitants Of
.OGeorgstown, and Its vicinity, In the &C.
tics Of Medicine, Surgery and their collateral
branches.
His Ofiss lsln the ONE occupied by his faith
or, east Of the cOurt-housa.
A share fpublic patronage is respectfully So
lieited. lst
GeOsGotown Ohio, August 2Sth, ls4S.
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Great fYciisReRf! Rew6gaI D fac DePps
/, ttes, and DissoIWtien OF tie CGbi Ret!
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR, !
ID ESPECTFULLY announces 70 ths pub
LNlie that he has commenced the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS on Main street, three doors
south OfD CraWfcrd's Grocery, where he is pre-
pared to serve the publiewith any thing in hiS
line ofbusiness with neatness pnd prompinsSs.
Georgetown, July 25th, ls43.