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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
CONSUMPTION 4 Liver Complaint.

hR TAYLOR'S Balsam of Lverwort from S75
NJ Bowery, New York, for the cure Of coughs,
colds, caarhs, asthma OF the chest pain
the side and breast raising OF blood, liver complaint
bronchitis and all those affections Of the throat and
lungs which are source Of so much suffering and
unarrested so often terminate in consumption This
remedy is highly and justly distinguished. Ii is pure
ly vegetable, mild and gentle in its effects upon the
system, and can be akenin the most delicate cases
with safety well as utility. Physicians, aware OF
its medicinal properties and wnessingits effects even
in extreRe and in some instances apparently almost
hopeless cases, often prescribe 1t in their practice
both as palliative and remedy, and with the Me.
dcal Faculty generally il has met with great appro-
baton.
Consumption. The following remarks were taken
from the last number Of the Medical Magazine
1.-THE surprising effects produced by the genuine Dr.
Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort made at 375 Bowery,
in consumptive cannot fail exciting deep and
thrilling interest throughout the World, we have SO
believed this disease Consumption incurable, that it
is difficult to credit our senses when persons
evidently consumpive restored to health, yet It is
act Of daily occurrence
Certificates from the highest and most respectable
sources OF persons who have either been greatly re.
eved by it, entirely recovered from affections oil
the Lungs and Liver, could be furnished in abun.
dance but we insert only the following
Being constitutonally predisposed to consump
ton Ia number Of nv family having died of this dis
easel and having suffered from irritation of the lungs
accompanied with cough and raising. matter and
till was supposed to be beyond recovery, was in
duced by advice Of Dr. Perkins last resort, to try
Taylors Balsam of Liverwort. ! have taken five
bottles 10 all. began to improve with the first bot.
tie and while taking the third was SO far recovered
as to be abe to get about. since which time by con.
tinued use oi: am quite restored and able to attend
10 my usual business To persons suffering from
coughs and Affections Of the Lungs do earnestly re-
JAS. C. SCOTT.
Elizabeth city N. c. Dec 18th 1892
For common colds and coughs this is one ofthe We
ry best remedies ever discovered
N. B. There is a spurious and counterfeit article
a1oat and lately iptroducedin into this country there
fore be carefulo get the genuine, which is from SIX
Bowery N. Y, and observe that the steel plate
engraving ron the bottle to prevent connterfeits.
woodbury.. BY A. ROOT & CO., Agents ems
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11


" PHELPS, has on hand choice col
lection of Violins from $3.50 to 80.
One of the last Breton Violins remaining un-
sold Ia the country is among them-the
dealt, Of Breton and the limited supply rem
ders his instruments more and more Valua-
ble.-Also.
BEST COCOA FLUTES.
with and without Irory Tops, full silver trim.
mings and silver bound, their strength and
quality of tone will recommend them sutii.
GENTLY. Fine Boxwood Flies for 90 l-2
cents. ViolincelIo and Violin Bows, and
Strings, Bridges, Tail boards, Rosin, &c. &C:
Itneed only be said in recommendation OF
the above articles that they are from the
mandatory Of
j. FIRTH s. HALL.
ANY information that may be desired
touching articles in this line furnished at any,
time, and any kind Of Instruments furnished
promptly to order at the manutacturers'very
lowest prices.
One door West of the Congregational
Church. 20
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sANps,s sARsAPARILLA.

FOR The REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
Ff s2oo a. Oh ia R2bfT s III TEE IS SIS
I TEN, NAMELY:
Scrof4la, or Kings Eui RAesmaiism Obstinate Casa-
nso.s ErTg.ions P.sgeS or FssfIss. on i s1s FACE
TeffeT, ScaLd Head, Enlargement and pais Of the
Bones and joints, Siubbora Ulcers. Sypkific Symp-
TOMS, SciGtica. or LaMbago. and Diseases arising
from an injudici0Hs Use Of Mercury Asoites Or Drop
~ ETpossre or Imprsdsace n LsJe Alsc Chronic
Constitutional Disorders.
FHNF1IS preparation s combination heretofore un-
i known in the history Of Medicine, differing en-.
tirely in ts character and operations from the vari
Gus preparations Of Sarsaparila which have been
different times offered the public Il acts speci-
cay upon the whole system, thereby bringing il I'M
possessed opowerful andcontrolne effects, yet is en-
iirely harm ess that cannot njure the most del
icate constitution When in perfect health, no eftec-
s produced by its use except an increase Otappette
sits victims along the path Of se then its mysterit
Gus influence is felt and seen it enkndes new bite
and vigor and brings health and strength back to lhe
suffering and disease
Letter from Dr. Whitridge
Baltimore Feb. 4, 1913.
a. B. Sands a. Co.: Gentlemen-l have used your
EXTRACT or SARSAPARlLLA since its introduction into
this city, Il gives pleasure 10 state have found
i to answer my most sangune expectations be-
70 De e WIN meb your
JOHN WfIITRIDGE. M. D., as Gay-street.
For Further particulars and proofof its superior eff
cacy see phamphets which may be obtained Of agents
gratis.
Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands & Co., Druggists
and Chemists Granite buildings, 273 Broadway,
ner Of Chambers.s.reet, New York. And for sale by
Druggists lhroughout the U. 8. Price 81 per bottle,
six bottles for S.
Sold also by r. M. WooDRuFF, Litchield; Har-
rngton, Calhoun & Co., Plymouth; ]. A. Weed,
Norwaik agents for the proprietor Especial appoint
ment.
Or The public are respectfully requested to re-
is constantly achieving such remarkable cures Of the
most difficult class of diseases 10 which the human
rame is subject. and ask for Sands's Sarsaparila.
and take no other. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
NOTtCE.

NJ tlNEe
ID B. MERRIMAN, Dentist has just re-
INs turned from New York, with q full as
sortment of MINERAE INcOERUPTIBLE TEETH,
and will insert from one d a full set, by
springs or atmospheric pressure for the low
and from $50 TO 100 according to the plan
of setting for a full set.
Teeth plugged with Gold,- 600
g. Tin, 80
cleaned, price from Scots. to LOO
Childrens teeth extracted and regulated.
Tooth Powder and Tooth Brushes for sale.
This is to inform the people Of Litchfield
county that R. B. Merriman may be found
at home for the remainder of the winter
without fail excepting Monday and Tuesday
on the LIST, of each month, which will be
spent alternately in Woodbury. and Sharon.
. Lifchfield. Nov. Ii. 1919. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
RENTOVA

TIT ENRYA. HUI L has removed his
L. TAILoRING EsTABLisHMRNT to Lords
Building, front chamber, directly over Gar.
rift & BaldWin's Bookstore, where he will
be happy to wait upon all who may see I'll
TO favor him with their custom. He has
received the latest fashions from New York
and Will endeavor to give entire satisfac.
zion 10 his patrons.
Litchhelds May "A, lS4a 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
GDT%N ~ - -A- w
a "A Nd
D N u r R I G. u

EIN GRANT has just received a full sup
LIE ply of New and Scasonable Goods
from New York and other markets, con-
esisting in part of the following deScribed,-
all of which shall be sold at prices calcuia-
ted to sustain the reputation Of the store,yiz:
Rich striped Velyets and Cashmeres, new
style, plain and striped Chusans, and Alpa-
ca. plain and striped Muslin de lanes all
colors, Plain BLK and blue blk Silks and
Bombazines. superior silk Velvets. and 9th
er Over Coat Trimmings, plain and figured
Beaver cloths for Over Coats, cheap and
good plain and figured Satinets and CASH
meres, cheap and good Broad Cloths and
Vestings full assortment. cheap and good
Chusans, Muslin de lains, and Blanket
Shawls, all colors, Hat Cap, and Neck Rib
boGs full assortment Rich Merino Gloves
and Mitts for Ladies, Gentlemen's Wooden
Gloves, best Leather, Silk and Cotton
Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen, silk
Fringe and Gimps full assortment, Rich New
Prints from 8 to 25 cents per yd, Splendid
Velvet and Silk CFavats for Ladies, Cap and
Cardinal Laces, Edgihgs. Dimity, French
and English Merinoe, Boots. Shoes, Caps,
and Rubber Over-Shoes Of all sorts aud ST.
s,nn
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE subscriber has Just received full
u assortment Of LOOKING GLASSES,
and intends keeping constantly on hand va
rious sizes. Also. Portrait and Picture
Frames, Ladies' Toilet Boxes, Gents Ores
sing Cases, Curl Maple Chairs, and various
other articles. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine. Ware Room
3 doors west Of the County House.
G. DEWEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11

Il ~ ! II =
FROM THE EFFECTS or WORMS.
This vast mortality can be Amos, en,;r.iv
by the use Of Peters ceIebrated Ta1enaas Th.,..
worms without snsnecino ,he raj a;sa.s SIt =.
FOLLOWING are few IL the svU,n,cr. fiaa ~.
pale lips. flushed cheeks d,s,nrhed J,saes ,ss.'
itching Of he nosriis main !" III s,"sons osos,n'
ueenaIoral appetite. sweled stomach q limbs. sense
IET SKEpT1c ,s 'pE ~ e T,sp m E H
EXTRAORDINARILY CURES
% Mrs. Catharlne Ann Briggs, CheFrv street.
Philadelphia, has little daughteT who had been on
decline for several years. At times she wonld eat
voracionsy and sometimes ear nothing al all ;1and
she was last wasting away. Her symptoms were 90
unun'Isual and contradictory, that the doctors knew
stanily. grew worse, and relnc,an,ly declared she
must de. Al the request Of friend, the mother at
this stage A. produced box of Peters Worm Lnzen.
ges The first dose satisfied all that WORMS were
the cause Of all The childs suffering and two boxes
EFFECTED complete cure
Mr.. Jhn,es w. Carpenter. merchant, Resevelt n.
says I ne ns,, cs!
has used them in his family with success when everS
other medicine failed =
to all other remedies. ' 80 See'
EDs.. EDpfpa.es Hsnas orM H0Noe.wDo
Are now randly sune,ss IN. m o,h.. -
Con"S ca,o,5s T~sn... I oT Gns. RnoJse
and simiIar pulmonary nfFsc,;ons I, i 49,. III
esabi;shed iba, ,arse n,"nn,,;on ~ ..sss ~ ws
snnm,;nn ~, ,,; :" = y ~ y $780, y Con'
ally sacr6csd oye her rs;n =, n.nec,nS ca
and Coughs which might EASILY have hem rs,en,e5
AT an earlv neriod No nad;c;re ~, IL .I 81
ca c;ons n scnr;ac sn.h esas h -. "e .ouu ~ es.
TLsv ;nfallahiv ala. ~ saa 81 ne .G:zeHges-
rtaon which keens |. nm While :, hs sa,s -" .;, ~
thew promote exnec,ora,ipn and ,e.ve oss. a.e
90 . mn N MS a.. 1,'' 4 se y e""sesu"n'
u THE JAW Ut Death 10
ses m;phi say ''a''s ""0'' is'e's oougn L'ozen-
Or MI. ]. Z. Jones, Marlboro. had vioen, and
,bs nrs;;Sa,v ssnr - lever and a
scarcely sept an hour for weeks sapc ne naa
inc situation. he agent gave him ssw ~ P.,srs
Cough Iozenees which enahled h", - 81. ..;,
welt and two boxes comDieeiy cured hin, eIg !"ns
they sa we'd his lie. s's' ''''A 40 sas'
Peters Cough Lozengers have nareo,n,aA .cr,,. ,s
The most remarkable cnres an recsrd IN ,S;nt
them IS more satisfactory than column Of csr,iS.
Re snre 10 ask for PETERS, rozrN.re -
see ,has vo aes ,he,n A,sn - ~ y Sn 20
deceived
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
G.. HI. HOLLTSTER.

HAVING opened an Office for the prac.
III tice of Law in Litchfeld in the second
story of the building occupied as an Office
by Doct. J. G. Beckwith, respectfully offers
bis professional services to his friends and
the public.
Litchfield. August %. 1913. l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
NEW STORE.

ME w STORE.
II TSZE.2sV' y. SMITH,
TTAVINGiaken his old store house, ives
IL of the Court House, has received at
assortment of $50
Dry Goods 81 GrOc e les,
which he is disPosedto sell at small ad-
vance from cost, for cash or produce. His
pectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves.
Litchfield, May 8, ls43. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
DAGUERREOTYPE
p @ R II R "A i T S

NlAKEN in the most perfect manner with
Il or without colors by A. B. Dooliitle & G..
Hooker, Plymouth. Full instructions in the
art given and Apparatus and materials furn-
ished on reasonable terms. Pens
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11


embracing one more pattern of Cook Stoves,
making the assortment MOST COMPLETE.
Also q l0t ofs pARLOR STOVES of entire
new model, and tor staste and elegance we
think cannot be surpassed. which will be
sold at prices astonishiDgly low, ranging
from 6 TO IL dollars only, Being satisfied
from the united testimonials Of our custom
ers that our new Cook Stoves are workies of
the first order. we fear no contradiction.and
run no hazard in warranting their operation
as first rate--No mistake. Those wishing
70 purchase, pr curious to examine, we shall
be happy tosWait on Al any time, All orders
NOSES M0RsR.
I.itchfald, Dec. 5. Is43. 2s
THE SUBSCRIBER
DEPAtRS Wagons Carts, and Sleighs 10
~ West street.
% TAoMAs Il SArroNsf1rr. +
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
e. II. BR.aEJVEMD,

LIE LIE DAAeZE0v AIA4R0s
"a HAS removed to the
IL shop over A. p. p.
LME}sH Camps Store, and next
mn. s|SE door to the Enquirer Of.
VEs 7 .Ws8 flee, where he will con-
MSNNS gsNszsg1 tinue, as heretofore to de-
sS2l==SsE vote his time to the re.
pairing of Watches, Jewelry, &c, and from
his experience at that business, is confident
he can give satisfaction to all that may EN-.
ploy him. Among other goods usually kept
in shop Of the kind, he has the best assort-
ment OF Spectaeles in Litchfield, consisting
of the celebrated Periscopic, or Concavo,
Convex, Elpss, and the common convex
Glasses Spectacle eyes inserted. or chan
ged to suit any age.
~ All work will be done in the neatest
manner and warranted.
sLitchfield, Oct. 2, l643. 10 If
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11

"A FULL assortment Just received BY
n GARRETT g. Baldwin,. :
October 25.lS4S. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
w arren Institute.

TIME Winter Term of 14l-2 weeks COM
Il mences Dec.l1. Expence for board and
tuition So per week. Stationery and use Of
books, except Dictionaries and grammars of
foreign languages, ST. per term. Apply 10
j. c. Howard or r. G. REyNoLDss
Warren, Aug. Is, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27
.ANoTHER COUNTERFEIT.

T. s. Goodman & Co., Excbasge Bro.
kers. orlhis city, have detected . we'll
executed counterfeit on The Merchandise
Bank OF Wheeling, which they describe
Is follOWs--"5s, letter B, pay ]. GiIr
yiRnette same as the gennuie bills
The engraving, on close examlnatiOn. is
slightly inferior to the genuine but shs
signatures are very good. They can be,
detected BY noticing that SssBfAdg, Aha'
cashiers Aame. i aaamysd. q lie.
whole, they are calculated % seaive
any not Otguarded. Those We have seen,
are dated May 4ah and July 4th. lsz3."
Gin. Cas-
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Texas into the UuiOn, without the cOas
sent of twO-lhirds OF the Senate, and the
consent Of the House Of Representatives.
Who must make the appropriations Tot
carrying the Treaty into existence. They
both stand upon the same grOund-bOtk
have declared that as indiYiduals they
have no objection to the annexation OF
Texas. But Mr.. Clay's last letter was
intended TO cOnciliSte the South, be saw
The wind Ras changing. and like the skill
fuI sailor he pulls his rope and drawa
his sail in position 10 catch the liest
wind. Look into whg paper for this,
letter and you will find 4 preface; twice
as long as the ieiler itself, explaining it'd.
meaning. Why! Cannot Mr.. Clay write
letter which The people can underalsnd
without long comment from the edilUrs
Of papers explainining its meaning :
This is straRge surely.
You do no, find Mr.. Polk shutting aud
tacEing ii this thanher. No. Liks al
honest man, when fist called upOR, he
came out openly and gave his views. He
is in favor Of the anne xsliOn Of Texas
The democratic party are IN favor Of it,
and upon the eF unds which Ben,
ton lays down in his speeches.
/. The consent oil Mexico is to bs OBJ.
tanned.
2. Slavery is 10 be abolished in half OF
the whole Territory acquired.
3. One State not exceeding 2OO, 900
square miles 10 be admitted, 10 be called
The Stale of Texas.
4. BSuDdsriss to be settled BY com
missiOners appointed by Mexico, Texas
and the United States. Upon iheSO
r grounds, we are in favor of the anOexO
tion of Texas. and we are willing 10 max
ii an issue, aud battle for /. cOnideR' o
: success.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27

Our attention has been called TO an ar.
ticle in the last Cincinnati Gazette, head.
ed " Curious. I" Here, as we'll ss in a
number Of other articles in this p,per, we
find an appeal made to the abolitiOnis:s.
the editor for the last four or five months
has been cOuFting the abolitiOnists in ev.
cry possible manner. In This article
however he takes . new tack. He her
.ries 10 prove that the Nulli6eTs Of South
CarOlina, and the leaders Of the Aboli.
tiOnists in the Northern States are trying
10 accomplish the same object, which is,
foTsOoth, the election Of James X. Polk
and CO nseq qusn,ly the ''snnexatiOn Of Tex
ass aud The extension and peEpeIuatiOn
OF slavery. Ills Argument TO prove this
is veal, - HemNst have been thinking of
The coalition between Adams and Clay,
and in which he was deeply engaged.
His first proposition is false ol itself
that NUllifeTs and Abolition leaders are
aiming at the same obi 'ct, because they
both support Polk. The abOlitiOnists do
not support Polk, they are ss jealous in
the support Of Birnsy, 90 either oflhe
other parties ere 10 the support Of their
1 candidates But the editor Of the Ga
zette asserts that the election Of'Pclk
iastens upon the country Texas and
sIaverj and that the election OF Clay will
prevent this great evil. Hew is this
Compare P0lk'slettsr with Clay's last lets
Ter, (,he enc be has lately written 10 .
Southern editor and Ihendecide, whetb. !.
er ihere iasna greater pF0bahiIisy Of
Texss beiaa anasxed if Polk i slsetedl
than ieUlss lscleds They bolb speak
as inaIvid a Neither, as individuals.
are opposed % tbe annexation Of Texas.
Neither, essh a President can bFiag
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27
NEW JERSEY.

The Constitution recently offered to
The people Of New Jersey by The SIsis
Convention, was adopted on Tuesday
last, by an immense msjosiiy. ..s
a mass meeting ef the Democracy will.
take place at Trenton on The oh Sep
sember, TO ratify the nomination Of Polk
and DalIas--and the nomination OfA Coy,
ernor, which is 10 be made, 10 ,eoHysn.
ton, on the 4th idem. Many speakers
will address the meeting, and The De'
moor aey will give evidence Of their zssl
in the GOOD cause Arrangements have
,been made with The different ailrOad
Companies. by which the price Of passage
10 delegates Is fixed 81 one .kSlf ths usu-
il rates for going and returning.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27

a PERFECT AVALANCHE FROM
THE PRAIRIE STATE THE SUCK


RGiurns from 33 counties in Illinois,
whish Vavs, democratic majority ln nlo4O.
Of a38, now gives us majority Of 6,749'
bsiApd ;democru,ic gain Of SIX THU
SAND anTes hundred and thirteen, over
Iel0sa -
Y1FoE Congress, the msiOriiy for Vent
worth, (Dem. )ls abOut4 600. Last year.
1900. :
Douglass district about 1900
The m.joIiIy fur Ficklin, (dem is so
svsat +hat we will not calculate what II
Will.bs. in the only federal district !"
the State, Baker, (coOnl who succeed
sd Hsrdjn, (roou) is elected by about
500: in .lS40. the coon majority in tbiI
district wss TWO THOUSAND AMI
TEN; democratic g,in Of fifteen hun
dvsd and ten in this district. Tie I'LL
nois State, Register says the minority !
the Shia 90 Congressman, will b
TWELVE THoUS AND. Three Cheer
foV the Suckers Of Illinois.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27
NEIssOURI-WITH A SMALL sPRIN.
Killing. OF AN EARTHQUAKE.

The Louisville d mOcFAt Of Thurs
dSy, says: ''ln Missouri. the entire nom-
insIsd democratic ticket is electcd by
ussgral IhOus,nd of 4 majority"
The Legislature viii be largely demo
eIEtic. 4
iIu Cole county the democratic gain,
aincs 1910, is 275.
Ii franklin county, ISL.
ia Boon county, 1862.
Ella Galloway county, 200.
9ln Marion county. l23; andin tho Eve
counties a gain 10 the democracy OF about
l,lO0. 8 These gaia', ii will he recollec.
ted. are over the c'mbiued forces 0'
C6Onsry, aided by profeSsed democrat"
The. coons 10 The Stale were so usef
up, that they to,E up p'O(ssaed demo
eta.s for the Siaie cficeS. Even will
this aid, there is scarce q grease spot o
SSQnsty left. ..#
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ths people; to extract IS little Of the peo:
PIES money as may be compatible with
lheswsnts Of the Government. A I'd 10
laying this tax in the shape OF duI ies on
imports 90 to discriminate as TO afford
equal prOlecaiOniO all the different branch
es Of American industry; sgFicnllnTal.me>
chanical aud cOmmsrcia !, as well aS man
luiacturing.
"A tariff hassed upon these principles is
"a protective Tariff; the determinations
are for protection; the system may be cal
led with pvOprisiy the American system.
The present Tariff is British in its origin
and effect. The system is British, MOI
American.
We repeat, what We have many times
said, that the essential difference between
Democracy and Federalism one the Tarlf
is not protection or no prOtsctiOn TO thu
Industry Of the country; but it Is whs the
1.-The protection afforded BY Tariff shal
be paTlisl, exclusive, designed 10 increase
= the wealth Of the few aud impO Verish The
many. The OHe contends for equal PrOtec
tiOn TO all classes and branches OF bus'
! ness, the other foFpar'i'l exclusive ,exce'
. sivs protection to wealthy caPiIsliSss an
( manufacturers.
We call IPOn the Democratic pres
. and the Democratic orators to explain To
!, true character and effect Of the Prssc
, fTariff; its anii-prOlsciive feat lures; its .
a feet upon agricultural and cOmmsrc'
:. labor and capital; and its effect uPOa mai
= ufactUring labor and capital. L9s the pc
= ple see and understand ito true chaTscl'
!" !. and it will not long disgrace the 'Iatu
y book.
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For the Standard.
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOL.

DER GONE. .f'
Died, IN Sunday evening the 18th
inst. JOsnUA DAvID~N Of this county,
aged ninety two years on the first day
Of April. Hs entered the United SIet0s
service about the commencement Of ihs
revolutionary struggle as private in tho
Pennsylvania line; ahd was 'honOTably
dN harged at the CLOSE Of the war as
commissioned officer. IIs tmigrated
early TO Kentucky, ard the to Ohio in
1905, ,--sjnce which he has resided iu
Brown COuny, and most Of The time in
9cOIt Township, where he died.
Mr.. Davidson,. from the loss OF sight
ayailed himself Uf The bent fl Of The pen.
sian, aud therefore it is TO be hoped thSt
he has in tha. way in s"me degree recOt-
cred his early lOsses-snd To 9 great ex.
tent he has enjoyed the freedom his val>
our won, lie has gone 10 join his ad.
mirabe General with whom he WAS con
vsrsaat in the days that tried mems
souls.
A few more exits and the whole TsvO-
lurionary army will have been ransfer-
ed 10 a more glorions wOrldtO Join the T
brethren in arms who fell in the we'll
fought battle field
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27

The COURr.-The trial Of the case Oi
Ofths State sgainst Ephraim Brown OcN
cupisd nearly four days Of last week,
and was submitted to The Jury on Stature
dsy afternoon, who, 10 few minute $
afterwards, returned q vsrdic. OF NOT
CUE TX.
In the case OF the State against Abnsr
Newman, the Prosecuting Attorney en-.
tered nOlls prOssqui, and the deiend'
ant wAs discharged.
The case OF the State agsinst Daniel
NeWmaa comes on for trial 10 morrow