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s. 200 MILES FROM HERE, 80

took the Va'us To send there for a bottle OF IT,
which she took, and which helped her so much that
sent for two bottles more, which he has also ia.
ken. and he now SAYS she has not felt so well for
,ix years a. slie does at this time. All those vino
have inquired of me and asrerancd what fleet the
B,l-am had, are anxious To have some for sale in
this vicinity, which is the cause Of my writing you
Please inturm me hy retun Of mail whether you
conc'nde 10 send some, and il 80 to whom, in order
that il may hc known where 1t can he had.
am with respect yours, etc.
p. G. FARM WORTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that medi-
cne--no phvsiCian-no preparation of any kind
whatever-can eqnal DR. WIsrAns BALsAm or
Wild CHERRY.
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the Justices of the Peace in and for the said cosn
II, Thom az Cozens, aud heing duly affirmed acf
cordng 10 law saith the above statement is in a :
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 20ih Of April, le43.
]. CLsNESr,J p.
Such is the unprecedented success Of this BAL
SAM,
NATURES FlV0RITE PRESCRIPTION"
a prescription congenil TO our wenis os tits pre-.
pared from chemical extracts from substances which
the author of nature has placed in our ewn land
for wise purposes, that many who krow nothing
Of the mode Of lis preparation are en6eavoring TO
reap pecuniay benefits by selling Article similar
in name, or in appearance, or by representing thrit
own trash as superior 10 this BALSAM. or by put.
ting up a mxiue and srlemnly asseverstipg that it
is imported from foreign country which is not the
case. Ali these deceptive arts goto show Ihss
WIsT,u's BALsAM l. known to the world 10 be
"THE GREAT REMEDY" and that to sell
any mixture it must be IKE this in napic, or pur-
port to lee like 1t in Substance.
UJ Br'ieve not the cunningly wrought fabrica.
tons-ani take only the original and genuine
WisrAu's BALsAM OF Win CHERnY.
NO OTHER CArJ DE LIKE 1T.
Address all orders To ISAAC BUTTS, No. 81
Ann ST. New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRIIING. Sunbury.
d. BRAUrIGAM, Northumberland
J. X. MOYER, BioomSJug,
J. WAGGONSELLER Sehns. Grove.
BROWN & CREAST, MG,nyiRe.
Feb. 22d, lsi5 --ly
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ORR RELATIONS wGrH BRAzT"-The Wash
ington correspondence ofthe Herald says impor-
tant dispatches have Just been received by the
Department of State from Mr.. Wise. our Minis
ter at Brazil, relating 10 the recent insult given
by that government to himself, our Consul at
Rio, and to the Commander OF the frIgate Rari-
tan, who had seized upon the slave vessel Por-
pose, with her cargo of slaves and specie, but
which from the threats of the Brazilian govern
ment, he forced to relinqulsh.
The dispatches referred to from Nj. Wise cali
for definite instructions to the course he is TO
pursue in his present relation with the Brazilian
government He urges the immediate appear
-ance of formidable naval force in that quarter,
for the protection of our commercial and mari
time interests, and the expediency of his with
,lrawal from that government, inasmuch as he
cannot well see how the matter is to be settled
amicably and honoraby TO ourselves, and the in
suit was gratuitous on the pant of the BraZilans,
who refuse TO apologize and continue 10 hold
forth fresh menaces to himself and OF course TO
the government OF the United States. Ii is said
that there has already been a Cabinet meeting
upon the subject that the naval force intended
for Mexico will receive instructions 70 visit Rio
that Mr.. Wise will not return until sUCh time as
our government is determined 10 act with eff
cheney and force, regarding i. does the case as
an exceedingly aggravated one
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CONSUMPTION.

Consumption in ist iUOrst form but it has cured
many after all other means of relief had been tried
in vain.-And why not It seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined by Nature TO be our PA.
NACEA for the ravaging diseases of this cid la
tiude. Let not the drspairng invalid waste his
money and loose TINE, 10 him So all important.
IN experimenting with the trashy nosrums of the
day, but use NJ once a medicine that will cure, If
cure hr pas,ible-a medicine that science approves
aud manv years Of experience have demonstrated
that 1t GhpGys relieves
"7bsrc is no Such thing as faiL" in The history
of his wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most
convncing--evelcncr that no one can doubt. fully
csrahli- hes this fact. For the sake OF brevity we
scec, The FLOWING from thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor Of the Pokeopsie Eagle
Of the most influential journals in the state Of
New York states upde, the authority Of his own
name, tn vt young lady, relative of his OF verv
delicate constitution, attacked in Feb 1912.
with severe cold which Immediately produced spit
ting Of blood cough, evei and ether dangerous and
alarming symptoms. Through medical treatment
aud care she partially recovered during summer
But on the return uf winter she was attacked more
violently than at first. she became scarcely able To
walk and trouhlcd with cough, chills and fever
every day, and appeared tn be going rapidly with
consump ion nt this ,iuap, when there was n sign
of Improvements Mr.. Plat procured a bottle #
WIsrAns BALs,N OF Win CHERnr which she
took ard 1t seemingly restored her. She gn, Sc.
coud, and before it half taken she restored
to perfrct heGHh, which she has enjoyed tn the pre-
sent tf'fle, without the sghter symptom other for
mcr disc ,sr.
Mr.. Pd't saws "ihe cure me under my own OBJ
scrvat,on and cannot be mistaken as to the facts.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

in Fashionable. Superior and Medium
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods.
No. 1SS Chesnut ST.. between Seventh
and Eighth streets,
Phi IL Il pin ia,
I s now in regular receipt Of New Styles Silks
4 Mou,elin lie lanes Lawns. Orcandies, JacoueIs,
Ginpham-, Bareges Marques Eolians. Balzorines,
Cambrics, Chinizes. Bomhnzines, Aipac's and o.
ther reasonable Dress Goods also. Shtwls, Scarf
Wells Emhroid,ries, Hosiery. Lacfs. Gloves Lin.
er, Cambria IIankf. and lri,h Linens; Caicoes at
IL cts. a yard, Muslins, and other cheap Goods.
Strangers will find it particularly TO their interest
to call as the goods are all warranted, and the
iouea cash prices inva ahlv named first.
Philadelphia. April Goth, lS45.-2m.
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Q-T De,cdp,ive Pamphlets NAV e had OF th$
agents. (Grat,sO J. W. FRILlNG,
Surhuw. Nov. Q. lSi4.-ly .lgeny,
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

CompouUd BnlsamIc Preparation frem
Nviid Cherry Bark nnd Tar,
The best remedy kno,on 70 The ,cord far The cure Of
coughs, colds, asthma, Group, bleeding of the
lungs, ,okoopime cough, bronchitis, mGn.
enza, shoriness Of BREATH pain and
,oeahness IN the breast or side,
huer combhaint, and The
Gref ofopsS nf
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A SEcRET TOR A FARmERs WIFE.-While
the milking of your cows is going on, let yolrr
pans be placed in kettle of boiling water.
Strain the milk into one of the pans taken hot
from the kettle, and cover the same with ano-
ther of the hot pals, and proceed in like man
ner with the whole mass of milk, and you will
find that sou have doubled the quantity ofgood
fich cream, and get double the quantity Of
sweet and delicious butter.
How To CuUGH A writer in the New York
Sun says 1t is injurious TO cough leaning for
ward as it serves to compress the lungs and
makes the irritation greater. Persons prone 10
the enjoyment should keep the neck straight
and throw ont the chest BY these means the
lungs expand ard the wnd,plpe is kept tree and
clean. There is an art in every thing, and the
art OF coughing is perhaps as important in lis
way as any other
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

To the Electors Of Northumberland
County.
EELLOW CITIZENs.-At the solicita ion OF
number of my friends | have consented TO
be a candidate for the Office of
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Deborah Grants Estate.

Sntflil soliict,
Sunbury, Apr. &c, 1875. s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

nVblIc NOTICE s hereby given dat
there viii Be- a petition pFtssnted %
the Commiasionersof Of the county Of Brown Ohio
at their ns1 stated meeting, praying for the
vacation oftthat portion Of the county road
(commonly eullsd TIE Old Newmarket Toad)
which les between Grimes st Abraham Mid
dleswarta house in Byrd township IN said couu-
y, andtha Crossings OF Eagle creek bY samuel
Bennington's house in Jackson atownshipi in said
county for the following amongst other reasons /,
lst. . good county road leading by Coslet's
Steam mill, and which cannot be dispensed
with, runs from the beginning point at near
MiddlesW arts to the poiut Of termination near
Bennntgon's neatly paralls, with the road to be
Yaeated-and not mile apart at the widest
points, and furnishes every outlet necessary for
the public without the exspsnss Of keeping 10
repair two roads.
Dee. so, Isl4. Nv.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Dissolution,

WHHE partnership heretofore existing
belweenThomas Myers g. Jesse Du
gin 10 HigemspMt Brown county Ohio,
IS this day dissolved BY ihe mutual con-
sent of each party. All those having
claims against said firm will present Them
fof payment, aud ell persons indebted
70 said firm are requested 10 call aud sei-
re the spme. Jesse Dugin is sulhoriz-
ed to recoive and .recsiptfcr the same,
THOMAS MYERS.
JESSE DUGlN.
r. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

A r the next session Of the Commissioners
A for Brown county in March, there will be
petition presented to them for comfy road,
beginning in the road leading fromGeorgelown to
Newhope,u the mouth ofa small run ,on the >.
side ofNaah Ellis's orchard.thence up said run u
ia north easterly direction TO ntersecI the rad
running east from said Elis's dwelling house,
thence east along said road to point opposite
iho south east corner of Strother's survey No.
3079, thence notherly to said corner, thence a
long the line OF said survey to the north east
corner thereof; thollca on the most eliFible
route 70 the south west corner of Langbothe's
survey No. 1869, near the widDw Riceis thence
along the line Of said survey to the north east
rorner of Mr. Linds9y's farm. thence on the
moateligibls route in northorly direction to
insersect tho road leading, from Everett d.
Smith's to Arnheim. All interested will take
notice accordingly.
January %, lsiS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Road Notice.

THVHERE will be presented a petition
y TO The Trustees Of Perry Township
Blown county Ohio, praying for the e..
lahlishment Of a Township road ia Perry
Township as follows 10 wiz beginning at
The northern extremity Of Anthony Slep>
gels improvement on The county road,
from ,hencs to the conner Of Jonal Cad
walader and Ovid Roudebush, following
The lane through Cadwaladers farm 10
The riifls or common fording place Oftbe
East fork, thence The nearest and baai.
way to The Geofgetown and Wilmington
State road.
Eth. 8. 1913.
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Executor Sale.

IN pursuance ofan order Of thd Court ofCom
mon Pleas 0f Brown county Ohio, and revived
attheiE last October term, | win proceed on
Tho premises on the dFst day 81 March next,
bo,wees lhs hours Of 70 aud o'cl1ck. and win
Then end there sell at public auction. the fol-
lowing Ea sl egtais Of which BENJAMIN Sutton.
It ean6ty, died solsod Is VT Loss
|n ih1 a@a Decatur Md edHnls Nos. 76
a0' s. 81 q e4 Sid Tots Is be s6id q,
POT 4.5 1Aan, two tbIfIdf the appraised valu2
lheItdl 81 returned 6a|5 court and uponths
|1|leNias seEnl taspI aae lhlld eesh Is hand.
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oni|o tn inlefesing discussion one
s. A mpa Interesting of The season
|ssln. sprung npIn ihs Senate last even,
Iaf| 81 proposition lo lax the capital Of
banks, Asgo5d 81 lIieir profits The .b,n
sa tnc lolheif inter Ste, denounced
Ila 8en|pclals fng attempting q tax ban
ke. 3, YOU would tax larmers. a mans
|aIm Is |pked whether he makes anything
a|I Il oI noi taxed 100. Inosl enoricpus.
tol nonsy q interest, ifloaned by
) nFlytie, ualncorpvraIoi individual -
fin he wings refused to lax bankers in
lie same way, who would be much more
h6|6 % pay than lhe farmers These
nanMfpus slFegcbes uipower loa pFiyils
sd 0fdoi nl men mugs alarln every one.
el may auch men invite The negro IL,
s. or STATE, and offer him The same priv
Itafe " die unincownta'ed while mnn.
8fca np Weahh BY lhe powered law,
aaa depfosa tie labuier BY tho introdnc
sa 81 slaves from ibc SonlR, and afls-
eEhcy wiz swellinlo the lavs est dmens
s.ans Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
sHERIFF SALE.

BY Vir'ueIof q writ Of ext'uiiOn tome
directed from the CleIk Of the courl Of
Adams county Onio, ] will offer for sale
atthe horse Of Brice v. Edging.on in
Eaale Township Brown 20. on tho 2lsl
day Of February ls45, between the hours
often and four O'Clock on said day The
foIuwing property TO wit-.one bay marc
md ons sorel colt. the property Of Hrice,
v. .Elginalou a, the suit Of John Evans
WMs SHIELDS, SbH. D GO.
Stiff Office. Feb, llth. lS45.
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GrnRGnrnWN SEMINARY.

WNHE Spring Session of the Ladies
Seminarv viii open on the l7ih of
February. The superintendent will be
assisted by competent teacher frOmPiils'
bnrV.
No pupil will be received for less time
ihan balfa iarm. and no dsdneiion {
ohsencs viii be- made. except for sick
ness Of two wreksat time OF more.
Rates Of tuition the same as formerly,
For primary studies $500
For hiahsr:braBches $500
There will be a small charge for fue
and other cnniinoent expenses
SARAH T. JOHNSON.
Feb. ist, IS45.
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STATE OF Ono, BRowS uouSTY,l
CogRT OF CUMMoN Pleas,
Janua y 90, ls45.
State ofohio


James Givens &otheTsS
DEit remembered tha heretofore 10 wit +:
I'D on the 25th day ofJply A. d. 1874, the
Complainant filed in said Court ker cerrain
Bill in haneery--sstting forth among other
things, that said Givens, on the 23d day of
May t54l, executed two obligations to the
complainant for Surplus Rerenue'--one for
the sum of S4O0 with Benjamin Applesate and
John Diy 4 security, and the other fot $500
with Daniel w yapplegate principal and he
the said Givens and Benjamin Appegate secu-
rity; that upon the obligation FIRST named the
said Givens, on thel2th day Of November l642,
piad S900Of the principal, and tina upon both
Of fsaidlobligations theinterest was fully paid
including the instalment due May 23d I643.-
Tho bill further states that the better to secure
said sums OF money, the said Givens, on the
24th day of August l643, executed mortgage
Ofthat date to theComplainantu upon 33I acres
of land !, ing in said county on the waters of
WhiteoAk creek.which said mortgage is proner-
iy cOnditioned for the paymentpf said sums Of
mopoy and interest. The bill alleges that said
obligations are due with arrears of interest, &
that said Givens. before the execution of the
'morlgage aforesaid, executed mortgage to
% tue DCIbs ObuW " lihH1 iuE bH0 dll609e0
um Of 58I dollars g. 20 cents due April iltb
lS44, to the defendant Henry Gill for Sl400
due Aplil7, 1874, to the dsftOtho Richards for2sg
dollars duo May I'd lS43, to the def Ebenezsr
Watson for 1913 dollars As cents due 9th Sep
tember I543, aud to deIt. David g. Dsvore 70,
298 dollars so cents due four gears from tho24tb
day Of August ls43.
The prayer Of the bill is, that said Court de-
cree an account 20 be taken and stated of the
amounts'due upon said mortgages respectively.
and that said real estate be sold to satisfy the
same acc riding to priority, and for general re-
lief. And at the lastOctober term Of said court.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendants Williams, Gill and Wa,
sou ar8 not Ttsidents Of the State Of Ohio. on
motion ordered that nntice of the pendency &
prayer Of the bilbA published in the Democrat.
ic Standard, newspaper published in said
county Of Brown, for six consecutive weeks pri
or to the next Term of said Court. Said de.
PENDANTS will therefore appear aud plead, an.
swer aF demur to said bill According to tIrs
rules ofsaid Court, or said bill, as to them.
will bO taken as confessed, and the matters
therein deereed accordingly.
JoHN II Bean, Clerk. s
DAVID G DEvoRE, Salr.
January s, A645.
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STATE OF OHIO, BRowN COUNTY. J
CouRT OF CoMMoy PIFAe I

STATE OF OHIO, BRowN COUNTY, }
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Matthew Kincad, Administrator,
Of the estate of John Dunham, ,decdI
Bopiamin Dunham g. Others.
TIDE It remembered, that here tofore. tn wi,
| Don the 4th day of April A, ID, lS4iNthe
complainant flad in the Clerks Office Of said
Court his certain Bill in Cnancory, setting forlh
amaAg other things, that at the MAY term of
said Couri in the year l543. as Administrator
Of said John Dunham, he obtained Judgment
Ia said Court against the Defendant BENJAMIN
Durham for the sum Of eight hundred and .wen-
" eight dollars ana eleven cenia damages. aud
costs, take at six dollars and 30 cents Thai
said BENJAMIN has not paid ssid judgment or
any part thereof, and has NOT personal or feal
estate subject to levy or execution sufficient 10
satisfy said Judgment. The bill further states
that said Benjamin. has an equitable interest
In the undivided hall Of about seven and half
acres II land lying on whiteoak creeksaid coun-
", with a gtistand saw m,lI thereon, aud also
In house and lot contiguous to said property.
purchased Of said John Dunham, and that he
Judgment afos6said wasFecovered for the bali
anee Of the purchase money for said property.
The bill further alleges that the legal title to
said premises is in the widow and heirs Of said
! 0hn Dunnam 10 WIZ OblllO dFaham widow q
AIexandef M. Dunham, Isaac NJ. Dunham.
William q. Dunham& JohnH. Dunham, emil.
dren oftaid John Dunham, dec'i. and that an
allowancethaving bsen made 70 said widow in
lieu OF heI dover, said premises are now wholly
free III equity from her dover incuubraree -
The prayer Of the bill is.that the squitabla in
terest Of TIE said Benjamin Dunham ia said
promises be dccssed to be sold 10 satisfy the
judgment and costs aforesaid, and that undh The
sale thereof III said widow aud children he or
redand heereed to release end convoy 70 the
purchaser all theirright aud intsreatn said real
estate and for general relief.
And al tho last October term Of said court, Il
appearing toihe satisfaction pflheCourt thatsaid
widow and heirs are not residents Of the Statsof
Ohio1 oFdered shat notice Of the pehdency and
prayer afthe billbe published il the Demoerat-
icStandafd anewspapeS published III said coun
y aud Ia general calculation therein for Elk
weeks prior to the nezt tenn ofsaid
sourt lo which time cause continued: Said
defendants will therefore appear and nlea1 Il
Iwef Or dennf "a e sEens & S ths fo
'ffa Sd d saIa bill, ii d sham. WIN M
s. confessed, ,and Z q matters thsFsln de-
4oaN Fl. HEzis. C6gk.
DAVIS G Dafaz6 Sol
aenas ISL
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tse ''p~ Atoo % ito's' aao heaty eh
.ns e'efepesR powers vele engaged q ~
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country F'''''ep y mo nagnsih y ''ls
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t'sP''"s al se''gss -end 'nns -. =.
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s',s esso seldom 'q'a.'ee .', -','ne I, . 8
ns Niaad a'ea'ot lns'sea .'',s Il "
'''H's'efs " H's e"et' y 49,
'..fs ana al'ei s's''ns :" '"I'. I'...,s. =.
3, .'s2'IfRee ng ss'' = 'ns So ~t,s.
'''as f'R'ak ps'~1en g 'N.ny Sp.
So. a.' ons' ehe,eu rs 'ese'a'e'H .'., 'gs. ~ !,
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s' 1''.sn.e fss's :,t .:,tes n.iIe ~ IA
* trs .-'.r 80 .s.,;.,,ed m ~
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EYARM FOR SALE valaahls faFA.
- eontsininE ems hundred md thirty Albs
eeses pr land, Situatad about iour and haii
lliles eaf of fGeprgeioua,ons she middle foTk e.
huliakin, and within half mile of Fees.
6urgh, well wattersd with nsvsf falling spristt
For the pwposs oiproyidng for paying ny dsbl3
4 Nllfsell ths farm very cheap, Tefmp--Ons
hall Of the amount Of puTehAss (Dartin pro.
duce) 70 be paidat or about the time Of lalt,
andthe other hRlfto be paid ia two yeafl2
payments, in money or pfoduee,Ss msy %
Ugreed upon. Fer further particulars. inquire
ofthe subscriber on the premises. PoSssisicn
can be-had Immediately il desired.
GEO. M. MARTIN.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

n IHE Commissioners appointed at the slast
u session Of the Ohio Legislature to lay out
and establish State read from sthe town of
Newhopeln the county Of Brown, near the res.
idenee of James MeCsll--the towns of Buford
Dodsanyille and Lyncahhrgh in the county Of
Highland, and Martinsville to Wilmington n
the county Of Clinton, returned their survey
and plat in favor Of the establishment of said
70 ID to the Auditor Of Brown county IN the
4th day Of September last, aud at the last De.
cember meeting Ofths Commissioners Of Brown
comfy it was ordered that notice should be Civ
en- to all parties interested in the establishment
of said road, that the Commissioners Of said
county of Brown would hear the parties in favor
" against the establishment of said road, and
application for damages Of any person or per-
sons, on ac;ount Of the location of said road
through his, her or their iands, at their next
March meeting.
OfB 9. O..
Januar nv 90, l645.