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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21
PlrE LA1INa. .--.vhiIo lAo whIg mem.

Prs awhile the whig mem
bars Of The Legislature wsre'in Tin Pan
. few nights ago balIolng for a Judge for
ahs supreme court ofCincinRali il appear
"a, upon counting the balle,S, that there
we're Two more votes iban there werO
members OI that branch of the Leg,
islaluFs. AZ there was great STRIFE for
this once, and much interest felt among
The whig nlenbefS with regard 10 the
nomination; The discovery Of piPsisying
on this occasion lcaussd ths breaking up
sflhs Tin Pan IN arrow. fQr 500 aAg3
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

HoRRIBLE DrsAsTRR, Tho whig maga,
zine Of this county has exploded, aud the
sd,wounded ,mabgIed and dying,prese
ent scene most horrible for the Democ-
racy TO behold!5GG ,a5sseo. es., !
The Examines has again made its oP-
Pearance, breathing wrath and vsngance
against brother 'whiss. ''ass'
Il states that The. late Rosrbsck .ac-
count of riot was printed in The Exam
iner office, and icha,ges whig with do
Ing it, The accused denys the charge
as.wilt be seen by-a-card in this paper.
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eurro.tn Dval 90 vi. tum0l0 llIln


SuFPoskD DuAh -It was fumorp din
washinglop, on The 10Th insisnt, that Mr.
Cllssman Of North Csrolina and Mr.
YsDey of Alsbana, Representatives ia
COueress, had Jeff that city for Delaware,
q feht : duel. The difficulty was
cause d bya debate on lhe sFosolutions for
the sBhexation ~ Texas Mr. Cling.
', ma had usde aiyi6isa, patty spseCh, fer
which ho was severely rsbukod BY Nc.
Yancy sin aspassb which he made or tho
sane resolutions. alsass aaf
TIE correspondent Ofthe Ohio States.
nan, alIading % ihisiumOrsd duel, says,
$50 secretly hGs lha matter bseh con.
anelsd, Ihsl Ne have not been able 10
learn ths names Of the seconds % the
pasiiea a-ihsueh We suspect MI Huger, a
poassf tbs SenaloF, II the secoad Of Mr.
Yaacg. No msmbegaof congress are with
ne holliaeSonls. We believe, You may
hsas tia. Baltimore ol something more
ds6aiios sasheing nearer lhe scene Of tbs
meeting" g faa siasa ataa,
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} CorUMBrX, Tenn.,i .,iDeo. 81, is44,


GRNrEEMKS:lEI regretthat necessary
eng gements, which must Occnpys my
time preparatory 10 my'petn0vaIa 10 ahe
seat of government pace iisout Of my
power 70 accept the inviFstion whiehojouf
have Conveyed 10 me ofrom a lsrgefmaetr
'mg al ihe dsaf3sraey Of OfLouisiansO call-,
ed by the Eleclosal GollegessOf shat
State 10 visit New OfiJsnF, in company
with General jackson, Oh The Slll otlaR,
uary next, ,These engage nsDis will
probably de(ain me in yeunesses uDtil
the ,riy parl Of February, when Innst
proceed 10 Washihgtohby the most din
rect Fouie. ' Aa,.it" aF"3 ~
fthe venerable patriot, with whom the
meeting Of ciiiz4ns whom you represent
have done me the hoaor1in their proceed
inas, to associate my nSme. hnd found it
either conyeniehtO OT possibIe TO have re-
visited the scenes Of one 0fthe greatest
a ;hlevemenis Of his useful aud evsntful
IGe--an achievement which has made The
Sth o. fJsnuary one ofthe proudest of our
nalionaI anniversaries II would, ataany
sacrifice OF pdfsonsl convenience, have
done myself the honor Of accompanying
him. Ills feeble state 6fheallh prscludss
the possibility Of such visit on his.apart.
| | hone at some C0tpre time, 10 have tho
qualification Of visiting your great and
growing city. 0'' ''St
i am deeply grateful TO the democracy
NJ Inuiaiana. whom YOU represent, (OT
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THE STANDARD.
oEoRGEro otN, JAN al. 1916.



OBlQ legislature.
A bin 10 osepsal the Teuenehment law
has been Indefinitely postponed By the
HOuss-yeas Al, nays 81.
Tbg sSli0wing joint resolutions in,rs.
luiiOn TO Oregon have been adopted, by
both branches.
Resolved, By the General Assembly
of the susie Of OIio,i That our Senators
and Representatives. IN Congress be rel
guessed 10 exert themselves BY Hll means
ia lhoir power 10 bring 10 a speedy termi.
nation the negotiations pending 10 reia.
ti6n' 10 the tile OF the Government OF
The United States 10 the Oregon 'rerfiio>
~, and 10 lake such measures as they
may think necessary to secg'e 70 the
American settlers therein, The, blessings Of
peace and Tie projection Of their live rand
properly. - .f
And be Il further resolved, That We
protest ia The most solemn manner against
ihe surrender, BY compromise, or othet'
wise, Of the smallest portion Of 'rcrrito,,
~ 70 Which the Usiled Slsles bas just
claim and title.
Resolved, Tha, the Governor be reques'
ted % furIish a copy ol the foregoing
resolutions 10 each Of our Senators and
Representatives. in Congress. ny
These resolutions were voted for BY eY-
cry member present iu each branch, with
ahs exception of spsaters Gallagher and
Chambers, who, each, EJlea ia the mega
llvO. +
A bill fixing the times Of bOIding the
Supreme Count has passed both houses
but some amendments were made 10 the
House, which tho Senate had not at ouT
latest adyiccs,Sgreed to.
Saturday, Jan. IL. the Senate passed
the bill for the Improvement Of Common
Schools FTbis is The bill synopsis oI
which We published two weeks since. u
underwent soms amendments before j.
passed. aqat ~ ysii b n.
Jan. 70 M. Loddon presented
rsaonstIance from So citizens Of Cler'
mont county, against the proposition tc
annex Perry tOwnshiptO Clermonl Spun
". Several other TsmOnstraDces Of th'
same kind from ClemSnt county 'hav'
been presented, p, s< = . {
Jan. l3. The Senate took up The 'bll
loiucopoFate 10 the State yBsnk Of Qblo
aud other bhhking companies and afte
considering The ssmesO ths29'h section
snd mixing several amendmenIs, ib
committee oilhe whole rose andr6potte'
plogEesa. .eseE 81 80 aotra betp.Il
The Senate then took up Mr. Kelley
resolutions sgains: the admission Of TeS
q into che Union, which after quite
long debate, wsts passed BY q part
.yOles 5IGQ q haa bahsq asl 8
Tuesday, Jan. IA. The Senate Passs'
The b:h to extend The provisions Of a
actto amend ihs aCl regulating judgment
and executions; and further % amen
,hs &C! defining the powers and duties q
Justices Of the Peace and cOnstables, i
civil cases. gaska p uHtF31l
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G. B. WHITE.
Georgetown, Jan. 20, ls45.

The New Hampshire House ofReprs.
sentative, on the 24h uh., adopted
resolutions strongly 'tep!6EsliSg lhsiop-
pFes9ion andcrueliy Hsclissd upon Gov.
Dorr, and recommending bis cFse TO the
attention Of Congress, Wh IN the reso-
luiions were uader consideration, Mr.. a.
Preston, a wig member Of the House ~
from New lpswiWich, STATED. in debate =
that The abuse heaped upon Thomas W. !,
-DorE, by portion Of the press, had giv-
en- him mueh pain the was a classmale in y,
College with DoFr,and knew him ihti- 2.
maleiy and thoroughly; 10 all his fcondbeigT
he bore himself -bonOrsbly, uPrighty and z
vItuosly-and there twas mo stain upon
his, character, The resolutions were
adopted by voieof l70to 4Sl'ssts ~. 4
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have said, erclrsivel, In the charge of
bis PFiptels and faulIy a. The facts show.
Nsithef Ties. O., Pear nor G. b. White
was concerned any iha least about the
datiss q the charge 3 the sfiee, ex.
.ceb ia sofpr Is ne packing Of the papers
of ihs Exsmihsf. Ihieo6clugion We do
most Suneqaiyocally ptO1oupee these
charges utter, wilfntsndmaIieious false'
hoods.
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ANNEXATIoN.-MR. McDOWELL's

ANNExATioN.-MR. McDoWELL's
BILL. +
We fRd inihe Ohio Saaiesmsn the
loIlowlng Bill, which has been introduced
ihto ibe House Of Representatives By Mr..
Mcdowell for the annexation Of Texas
to the Uuitsd States. The Statesman
says-'A friend writes US that, if any bill
cen pass this session, il is, probably, one
on the principles of this BILL 50 Eaoa.
A BILL
Admitting the republic Of Texas as a
State inlo Tho Union Of the United
States OfAnerica, &c.
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sHERtFF SALE,

by virtue oflstwtitst lExscnliOn ame
Directed from the eOutt Oe cofamon plsaa
oe Br5w cunntyOhi0lnwilD offer lorasale
at the hon+e of Wm. Ban, haFd jnlhe
town or Riplspon monday Ahal3Fd day
ofFsb-uafy l545 between the bhoWssQf
ten and four o'clork Of said dsyfthe fol-
loving proP6Tiy oiSita une black horse
and one csrtgnd QUE, wooden mRnds
elock.s To e,sold as the property OWN.
Blanchard at ihsasuit 0fsamyusl A, BeSS Bow.
On. ~ 8i8HN sallo set,ia4so,.a :; sa,...,
VIM SHIELDS. Sh,f B CO. oy.'gs ,
bssh'f Office JaURsry2l, ls45Yg M p,A''
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s naRxI0o = gs have no additional news
lsom Mexico since last week, except .
report, ShIeh comes lhruughs'he Washs
sas5n tpohdsbc6.5 .5Fshs Ohio States.
ss. ,hsl ss6ia Aana has pseh icrmaIl J
sishs iron Mexico, go !
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The house oflMrs 81. Clair Ross 10
Ripley was entefsd:iO some way unkpowR
lasi Saturday night, end about $240 stu:
len from drawer. which was opened
with a false key OF some other means. = =
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With senliments OF high cObsidsFbtion
Your fellow citizen, aa
AND ,EW JACKSON.

To Messrs. A. Mouion, ], y, Plaucbe,
j. r. Grypes, and others, commitee.
The same committee were depued 70
deliver 10 the President Elec. James K.
Polk. Nileilef Of iBviialiOn7-to which he
furnished the EjllowlRg appropriate re-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-21

Zho Legislature q Kentucky cOm'
saesd IL annual sssslca At Frankfort
he 3Ist uIs.
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w. li.GI ale indebted 10 lhsHon. B. Irappsa

e1lltsaaisfa.
and the Hon. Wm. Allen OF the U. s,
Senate. aud Gen. Mcdowell and Hon.
" ,. ,Wellss n ibs House of RsPrssen.
'IS1ivss, shddU Gsp LoudOa and Hon.
ilvm, BALDWIN oflhe State seRaies and
Gen. Higgihs&ihs FEonAym RoudObush
of ,he House Pr re rreaeR Rialives fOr Syall \
liable public documents yscsiyeP + since
The 4 CommeuGemaniA OF she session, Ol
Congress iHd o. The LcRislauresem q
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~ ~, " sTAarE Or 'OErb, BShwa co0Nqk,a ll
Ivy aa' sh$ tso6RT OF O6MMoR 7 PLBhs. 81 Z
Roaad. .Notllce Z.

IA petition Will be pIessnted 20 the. yomnis-
missioneEaof Brown County n iheiF next ses'
s;on' ma vsne Ior The extensioh ~ q ceunty fcad
eonaaenelfg at Henry Hankaals ford, thence
~ the lIsa & Bank efths East Fork to Iacauors
Saw Min ahence crossing ths Epcs bslow. tho
sa;d saw Min. thence eresslng The Ea5l Fork
hslow the rnsli dam. i'll eHce 10 tho line ofy Sam.
,sI h,sF and keritid thes csa WITH saiog aline
q II Rlinlssd end CbllIiOothe ziHnpiks f0ad.
N JsabsF5 ~, lea5sssesk silrssmss
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Il Ia saidlhat Col. POLK wfIe leave his
homo IL Colombia Tehp \ ssoF y 'TIIHss.l'iDg,
ron, betveenllhe lsl and RileePlho og Feb
ruary.
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to which your own Louisiana has contrib
uied her full share. 1t is as a balm OF
healing 10 the wounds which federalism,
wbigisms lOf by WhalsOeye YER name II may
be known hhd innicled npon Ou 6elpEa
ID countrJ 1nd, VII feeliBgs pf Ihe
rnosl perfeet ressRps lioii can a1opl the
invocation Of Simeon of oid-''LET Now
THY SERVANT DEPART IN PEACE," l
have lived to see the salvation OF mt
country. and the PeFpelaily OlOur glory
Gus Union secured
These acknowledgements you will
please communicate TO those whom you
tepresnt; and, on your individual behnltr
respectively accept my thanks for, the
very respectable manner in which YOU
have been pleased 10 inform me OF IheiI
wishes, .
With seniimenis OF high constellation
Il
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TNH fF7ftH IeJANI I'd II :. = NI-IttlAl. >,
To Messrs Felix Bosworlh, j. Y. Da.
shislEJ. 8. Crockett, j. f. Mcfarland,
J.MtP. RichardsopSA. D. GFseHC Como
mltlee' olnS% ogslgJaH
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HARD WARE.

-. = : M :. u. 49,. :, -, :, :,
NoNcS y w. now on9r puiennSers s," HM
~ s..sFe uSsJi ',,,e", y, s''ei
Ill par' Oh Us ~ VS. 10 , w.
,.on nj, f v"Ho ,,i,a s",,,, aa,,oi .;,os
lay Doh' Blake Ln'ches, assol' eu shes. ,..,.
,SoU doz cast ana wro ron mar nnd broad BUTTS
iIyo gIo's AIne'can rrem."m ;, "g,ews roso
BAKE hSc'tcheoh ha'ches Win Truss anu fose
WOOD Nuo1s. ,,.,y, .,
Plerpont ~ totchksss Mineral KNOB, a new ana
beautiful goods with full plate halt plate, and
bron2cd cscuc heons.
Bakcs Motuce 90 Locks.
p ~ HIS Mortce Locks aud batches, Mof'ice
L.aches, aud stop Inches.
Do. Cottage Locks and latche,' and Cottage
I.atchrs with mineral and rass knohs' .
Plate Lock plated, ra'si brohzed, ana Jc' Ney-
hole lsuicheons.
Patent turn ButOns.--Jap d, Mahogany brass anu
Glass Knobs.
Brass and Jlpancd Cupboard Catches.
Door pulls, for doors, gates, drawers, dc. Axle
pnllies various sizes. Window hHnd butts ana AS
enlnrs. Window and door snrngs: Bel pulls
oronks, staples, and springs. Towers fiat sprnr,
nerked and nnnley tail butts Hat pins Hat aud
cloak do. Sash fasteners, cupboard Locks, brass
Il lsh bolts, &c. Also,
Cutlery.
Tale and dessert knives and Forks in great varl-
ety. in dozens and sats Of 5 pieces Carvers, steels,
Bread knives butcher knives hears, SCISSORS pen
and pocket knives snoc do, razOrs dc. Also
Sallicry and Harness trimmings.
Saddle trees, Gin do. stirrups. saddle nails and
rings Due les, all saes and patterns, brass and
Jap'd. Ring, Terrets Gig and pad hooks swiyols
Pad loops and screws, ornaments, Harness butts and
snaiiles moss cured hair, patent leather Hammers
avis, needles, sewing silk punches, Round knives
zein web sirninnr do &c. Also
Trunk Elakers Hardware.
Trunk lunrd, brass nails trunk rivtts trunk locks
carpet bag frames and locks, &c. Also,
Carriage Hard Ware.
Brass plated and macuh'e iron hub hand,.-
Broad and narrow Lace and tuGls, India Rubber
Cloth Hp'd and plain, Apron rings, Knobs Lace nails
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DIT. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGE TABLE
Black DlaStrr.

JNlllS Plaster Is unriv1lel for caring scroluus
swelling, ,curvy, sore, lame Lack, burns, pains
IN The side, hips or 'lml,, and seldom fall to give
feIiei N ties Of local rhe rmasn. lfapped 10 the
ide will many Of the common liver com
lainiS, and II l. found TO equal If superior 10
any corn plaster, tor corn> on he feet. Ii mmed-
aicll applied to fresh wound 1t will prevent sore
ne>.. and carSe it quickly 10 hea!.-Fam e, in the
habit Of u.i1g this plaster, fad il better than any
thing else for all purpose, for which plaster or
alive is wanted. IL virtues have lecn wines ell Y
hor,aud> O.. re- peca' le inivilnal- in paris
# he Unile Sale-, who have tested its e,ncacy-
PRICE, 25'l>. per loX.
III" Many certificates may lie had, showing it,
exlraord mary eleris.
Berare Of CounferfHs -
All iho.e wishing to pnrcha.e the genuine
article NJ Mar hal'> PA ter should purchase thai OF
which H. g. Grdcy, NJ die ury VI, j. the General
agent and no other a. manlfclure personally the
Pas cr sall " sad GriIuy.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify iha the above article wa, executed n my
pre- cHce y De- MARSHALL and that his signature
thereto l. genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
M'd'e' urv Jan. II, lsij
Sod VIII le.ale ani re all ly II. {. Gridley, gen
PECK d. SPEAR,
TVioiesqlc and Retail DRUGGISTS, burlington, VI
And by Druggists generally IN the intel states
nd canada. 3oly
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Farms in Mill on For sale.

- FSIl1NG in Ohio the subscriber is DESTROYS of
Il selling his lands in Milton, and now offers for
sale one Farm Of 1870 acres, one mile north Of the
Fails east OF Snake hill, of unequaed soil for crops
or gral has two good barns, an orchard, water, ana
ordinary house.
One Farm offrom $50 TO 900 acrts, one mile south
east OF the Falls and west of Mrs. Pla,ts of some 80
acres interval, and balance in plain land good barns
o!dsh house, and great advantages for raising our
Milton staple, Rye.
One Farm "a mile norlbwes, Of the Falls, 1870
acres, good buildings. orchard and convenences.
Other parcels Of 90, 80, and 40 acres, for such MS
may choose smaller purchase.
Also, the Store House and lot at east end Of the
Bridge, where, with the Improvements al the Falls,
is very desirable location for one wishing 10 open
any business.
Also, some Village Lots, with and without dwell
ling houses, IN the mos, pleasant part Of The village.
BY immediate application, some 500 yards OF do
nestle cloth may lie applied or any of the parcels
Will { sold fura small portion Of the purchase money
down. with annual instruments for the balance.
900 Sheep, Young Cattle, Hay, &C., will be sold
with either OF The farms If desired.
shall remain in Milton about two weeks, after
which apply 10 George Ashley, al the Falls, or TO A.
g. White mere, Wet Milton.
IT'S better TO trade with the principal than with an
agent. J. T.. AlNSWORTH.
Milton Falls, Sent. 25 1914. IL
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There is no excuse far tie Ueadache
when you can obtain tie GEN
me MARsmALLs ARoMATIvE
CATARRm and HEAI-

ACHE NNUFF
THIS snufT l. certain and perlt It cure for tie
catafrh, and common colds in the II cad and the
Headache aud is an excellent articles for sore and
wea'; eyes II opens ana pirse> ont all distinctions.
.'reng hens the CLANS and gives a healthy action to
The paris ec'ed.
Becdre Of C0unterfeits;
Al those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article If Mar-hal'> Snut, ,honld purchase that OF
which II. c. Gridley, AIdllebury Vi, is the proprie-
TOR, "ar no other a. manufacture per, onaly, the
nul sold hy said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL
| certify that he above article was executed in my
presen.e and that IN signature thereto i genuine
nORASTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Milhlebuyv, Jan. II, 1915.
\. B.-1he name Of ii. C. GriJev proprietor will
be found upon every boe of the genuine Marshalr-
Improved Snuff. Sod wholesale and retail by H.
c. Gri ley, Midlehury Vt. PECK & SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And ly Druggists generally IN the United States
and Ganaa 35-ly
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DR.. Banning's Spino Uteri Alb
dominal Supporter, or
PATENT LACE,

WILL he kept con family on hand by DR.. JoHN
~ w. Emery, Of i.>'eX, he having purchased of
The original Paen ce the erclHSce righ 10 make and
rcHd he >anc, within and for the Comue> OF Chit
ten len, Fran'lin, Lamol'c, AMI Grand lie.
The PATENT LACE ha> now cen before the pub.
lie for nfml Ter uimonh,-h m red, have cen APP
Piled IN different part, of The country, an with sue
res never efurc ella,iel lv any remedial agent
cal inf the removal ufd, eases of long stand
ng, might cfimishcd from thi~inm,da vicinity
N iiuun 10 the statement cases and certificates
ofcure- furnished y Dr.. Banning and others Bul
tins l. not deemed neye sGrv the pre- en- time re-
lc ence can e given to individuals wearing she Lace
| IN nearly every town in The Comfy.
Physician have long lcl The Necessity ofa Slppor-
ierd ieieny con- rlcted and more periectn il. alHp-
ION 20 the human form, than any thai had been pre-
,entel 10 the pU' lie. The inye lion Of Banning,
meet w,h their general apurol alton, il i, &c. igned
10 relr We symptoms, and remedy c,a>s Of physical
na'a le> which cannot reache ly med ,'ine> alone
HE descent Ord> Placement OF he vl,cerra from re-
taxation of he abdominal muscles, or other cares
tend TO aerand derangehe frnclion Of every organ
IN The human system, ant, IN many cases this devia-
a. from the natural healthy po ion Of part, j. the
| era1 OF general debiny-in Macs and Female.
| pi DySpepStd, A e'lun> Of the Stomach and Liver
| PaipHatioR oflie Heart Spinal Irritation Hysferia
| Hpocondria Piles Pro,apsus iberia, Suppression
II Urine, he bronchitis ipuhcS Speakers and Incl
pient Consumption all CiWh cl will t. mEch reilev-
c II nor entirely removed, hy The ue Of the patent
Lace, when their exs ence lscau,ed hy physical de-
| rang'ment and mechanical ii placement of parts
| WHICH can G readily a,cerlained by observing the
iorm and symptoms Of the person ected
| This IN -'rumrni has Teen examined hy Drs Mot,
| Rogers, Francis and Gri~comb OF New Yor,-lh,
| Faculty oiP bureh, Har(ordand New Haven an,
| mas o lalnedthelriavoral IL te,in NY.
Anpil All ., fu' IBIS Lac ,"Hy t made TO the sub
.crll er, at Essex, or Dr. HEiNEBl RIG, Burlington
Patients alta distance WILDE vlsel al their re icnce
II TrelmreI JOHN w. EMERY.
sex, January lSl5. 33tt
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To Let.

TIME beautiful premises Immediately north Of The
! COLLEGE Buildings, formerly owned aud occupies
by the lale Prof James Marsh, consisting of an am
pie and commodlons dwelling hou e, ofiice, carrag,
house, harm, and other ont buildings, two gardens
land for grass or ,lage. Terms low, and possession
given Immediately.
WILLIAM WARNER,
Burlington, Jan. |, ls45. u
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Female 'Trusses.
INSlJR ANCE.

THE sui scribe has acted as Agent tor the fina
L Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut for
Than twenty years pact and continues 10 insure
against lossess by lire, and all kinds ofhuinss and
personal property, aud will receive applications at
hs Office IN Burling lon and Immediately issue Policies
for that purpose al as low rates Of premium, es any
private com pany can lord. The undonhted re 'pon-
slhliy of this Company, insures safely to the nsu-
in the adjustment and yment Of losses, will he at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion 10
o bu>i ness. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
dBurlin gton, March |, 1914. 4Of
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EIR SIZE

fENIItr large and commodiuu, Two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, siiuated on
he wet sieof College Green ai the head Of Collepe
street IN lh's village, The Hone Is 80 ly 49, with
an a -ehehl story, wuhkrhen and provision cellars,
yum a wing 80 y Is, ex enning north on Cullepe
,'feen, with wood and store house Glow and cham
per- ana 'leeplns rooms al owe. A large and COM
Holi"l' harn, carriage hol.c ice house and other
o1t-housey, and a spacious ward vest of the dwelling
hnn,e' anh n good dlra lc well Of water ofthe be,
qualiy IN The village, aud brick ci,iern. One and
quarter acre OF land, Of the first qrai,, large
yard. " Wv "N''9 NV
ne buildings are constructed in modern STYLE, ri
tne te'' material and workmanship, were erected
y ''e .'ns w or '"r MS own use and the ocali ion
lords very extensive and pleasant pro,rec, ofibe
village aud ase on The Wesi, and not surpa sed b,
any other m this part ofihc country
Purchasers are invited to call and examine 70,
ihem'elve'. Terms made known ~ The subscribe
on ,ne premises SAMUEL REED.
/ irlingion, April H. 1874. AZ ,c