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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
PUBLIC SALE ]!

WWTILL be sold on the 25lh of Septem-
wv ber, at the House of Andrew Swl~
" hart, the following scribed proper
ty to wit: Horses, Horse-gears, Cows and
Young Cattle; Sheep, Hogs, Wagon, ]
Plough. Harrow, l Thrashing Machine, |
Tanning Mill, Weaving Loom and Gears:
Stove and Pipe, Corner Cupboard set ol
Coopering Tools, and other articles too tedious
10 mention.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ANDREW .SWlHART.
Dover, sSep. 12, 1889. 9t. , ...
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81 NANrON FEMALE SEhilNARY,-The
81 Trustees OF this institution would re-
a. specially inform its patrons and the public
generally, that the school will be opened for the
reception ofpwpils an the list day Of August neat,
nnGer the superIntrndence, Of Rev. Jno. NJ.
Gushorn, and MS lady. Mrs. Gushorn has beeG
engaged in the Instruction Of young ladies about
y years five ur winch she had charge Of lht
Female Department of the Nurwalk Seminary
The utmost confidence may be reposOd in then
qualification to conduct the SCHOOL, ia such a
manner as to give their pupils the advantages OF
a complete English and classical education.
TERMS OF TUITION, per quarter of l2
weeks.
Primary Department, So 90
Fist lass in English studies, including
Reading, WIRING, English drummer
Modern, Ancient aud Universal Ge-
ography, with the use Of Globes, u
Composition. w
Second Class in English, including Ma
turaI Moral aud Intellectual PhiIo-
sophy, Astronomy, Botony, Nlathe-
malics, Natural Theology, Rhetoric,
Logic, sc. &C., S 90
Ornamental Department, Drawing Paint
ing, &C., 9 90
Classical Depart ment, Latin and Greek
Languages, together with the
French, 5 90 extra
Pupils from distance will be assisted by the
Trustees in obtainiog suitable places TO board.
A philosophical apparatus will beprocurcd as
soon as possible, for the use OF the school.
Editors friendly 10 the cause of education will
please give this notice afew insertions.
By order of the Board of Trustees,
THO. S. BONFIELD, Seo'v
lime r. 1899
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ATTENTION DOVER GUARDsl

w Tou are hereby ordered to meet in
-A the town Of Dover, on Saturday
the 10Th day of October next fully uniformed
and equipped according to law, for the purpose
of training and inspection. The Company will
form in front of the Commercial Inn, at halt
past 8 o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day. BY order
of the Capt. nr.
tDAVID w. oCKER, =,
lst ssszsat and
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September 7, 1888.

&C another recent test Of the unrirclled rirtue
Of Dr. Van. Ecans' Mcdicrnc.-DYSPEpSlA,
TEN YEARS STANDING. MIR. J.. McKen-
z'e, l76 Stanton street, was afflicted with the
above complaint for ten years, which incaracla-
ed II NJ at intervals, tor the period Of six years,
n attending to his business, restored To perfect
eaIth under the salutary treatment OF DR.. VIM.
Evans.
The symptoms lcerG-A sense Of distersion
aud oppression alter'eutIng, distressing pain in
the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appe-
tte, giddness, paIpllatlon Of the heart, great
debility and emacIatIon, depression of spirits,
disturbed rest, sometimes a bilious vomiting.
aud pain in the right side, an acknowledgement
anguor and fantness any endeavourto pursue
his business causing immediate exhaustion and
wearness.
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending to his bsui-
ness, and none OF the above SYMPTOMS have re-
cured since he used the medicine. Heis now
a strong aud healthy man. He resort,d to NV
rads OF remedies, but they were all intellectual.
tle Is willing to give any information TO the af.
tlicled respecting the nestInable benefit render
ed toh him by the use Of DR.. VIM. Evans med
icine,
Ihc atloVe Henlcino can he procured oi all
DIR. VIM. Evans advertised agents in the United
States, aud throughout The World.
W DIR, Evans, in order TO prevent the pat-
rons Of his Medicinsssheing imposed upon by
coun,erieta, has bad he labels ofalI his mrdi
cIncs entered according 10 act orCougross. He
requests them therefore, to be particular in see.
ing that the labels contain the following notice ::
"Eatncd accOrding to act Of CongrcSs. .Ly n.
Frons, in Tie year. 1899, in hc CInk's OGcc Of
7hc Southern district EOnrk Of Nelr. Ynrk.W
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AliENIS.

eteSTOKELY AND LEONARD continue
~ their practice as Attorneys, aud may at
all times he consulted at their Office, New Phil.
delpha in the east end Of the two story frame
building on high street, nearly opposite the il
flee of the 1uscarawas Democrat.
May 80, 1880.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
INTER ESVlNG, AND APPLlCA'
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED
WITH

DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, OR NERVES;
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Cm monic or casual
urder the worst symptoms Of resiIessness {;
Lowne,s of Spirits and General Emacialion;
CONSUMPTION. whether of the Lungs or Liver;
LIVER AFFECTIONS. IA AUNDiCE, both
hillary and Spasmodic CostiyeuGss Worms
of every variety; Rheumatism, whether A.
cute or chronic; together with GOUT, Scro.
fula, Pains IN the Head, Back, Limbs, and
Side, TYpHns FEVER, SCARLET FEVER Pu>
trid Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE,
iSpasmodic PaIpita,ion of the Heat and Ar
terps, Nervous. Iritn5ilily, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries The DouIoureux Cramps, Fe-
male Distinctions, iIeartburn, Headache
Cough, the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the Whoopiugi ASTHMA, Gravel and
DrOpsy.
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DIR. NUN T'Ep1ILs.
For Consmption, pu.pep.ia, and Ll

TOR S0hSHHPuOh, IysPtpstat ana Ia
er Complaint
Reader, are you rlilicied with Indigestion,
Cosliveness, Sour Quotations, Loss Of Appe-
lite, Wafer Rash Pam or Distress at the Slo-
mach, Sickness after Eating, Languor, PaIpna.
ton of the Heart, l.owness of SpIrils, Pain in
the Head, Breast, Back. and Limbs, Dizziness
and Confusion of Sight, a Fear Of some I'm
pending Evil, Restlessness, Dislike for Food
with other Nervous SYMPTOMS, bring before
you the Picture ofIhe Dyspeplic, and CoHsump,
tive patient Having resolved TO remedy them
procure Immediately box of DIR. HUNTS
PILLS, q never falling and CiTcaeious remedy
for those dreaded fees Of human happiness Dys.
.pepsia, Consumption and Liver Complaint, aud
The whole traine of melancholy affections aris-
ing from diseases Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels
aud Lungs.
Sold at httfto, l ChUtlam street, N.
York.
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LIS oil Letters remaining IN tue IOSt vi
Canal Dover, of quarter ending Sept. 3O.l
$50.
If. John P Andrews VIM Humrickhouse
uhn Andrews Thomas Kline
Iiss Mary Atwood Mrs Martin Kitch
\brahdm BIeminger Joseph Lenhart
Nm Barton Jacob Long
Benjamin Bear Jacob Miller
George Bugher Christian Myer 2
BENJAMIN Brown John Minehard
Mr. Calenbaugh Joseph Monroe
stephen Coe Jopha Mcfarland
Christian Deardortf David Moore
samuel Deardorlf George Newcomer d.
Thomas Ellispic Mr. Packer
Iohn Everhard> Mrs Elizabeth Rider
John II Fisher Thomas SromsOn
Reuben Finton Joseph Smith .
Samuel Foney MIR Swihalt, Preacher
Thomas Foleman Daniel Srlger
Thomas Gasach John Sloy
Charles Chaser Jona,han Swlh1rt
VIM Green = James Sperow 3,
Charles Crater Jacob Sprahkle
Joseph Gedess Henry Slyder
Benjamin Gasuch James Smith
Charlotte llarDogh Miss Massallener Shec-
Jacob Ross kles
John Hatfield VIM Stabler .....
Michael Harper Samuel Sala2
Mrs Rebecca HashrookJose Talbot
Bazahell Harbough Alfred Wintrott 2
Samuel tIarbough Jacob Whaling
Samuel bennington g...
D. M. MIsNER, P. NJ.
! LIST of Letters remaining in the Post Or
fceIat Shanesville, Ohio, quarter ending 3Otl
Sept, 1889.
Brewer Abigar Harstine Abraham
Batisse Leotot Harmon Mlcheal
Deal Abrelam Phlster Chrlst
FrutshY Christian Sidenbendy Joseph
Fretorious Leonard Thompson Thomas
Frederick Frederick Vail J. DIR.
. B. REAM, ?. NJ.
Oct. /, 1889.
THE following is a List Letters remaining IL
the Post Office at Bolivar, on the goth of Sept
1885, .-..
Belkuap BIS Moreand David
Burns Mary Mnnis William
Caleb Jones s. CO Mkee James
Everhard John M'Murray Robert
Ford Jacob Staley Barbard
Kline Jacob Swank John
lLaughlin John Warner George
Madill Joseph Wing Ohs
INLAY EbeneZer
l. TELLER, P, M.
Oct. 1. 1889.
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rHE MARKET,

The news by the Liverpool, the last arrival
from Europe, leaves no doubt of the fiilure ol
the crops in that country:
There has been an advance of cents per
busheI, on the price Of wheat since the election,
quotations this week, wheat 62 to 65 cents per
bushel, aud Fleur 90 to SO per Dbl. and by
the accounts we have received from other places,
would indicate very favorable prospect of a
more material advance, on the prices Of grain,
and we would therefore congratulate the Far
mers, on the prospect of fair remuneration
for lher labor.
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The Baltimore I.yiord's Price Current ofsa-
urday last. in speaking of the suspension, re.
conmends the following judcious course:
ut will be incumbentfor business men to con.
tinua TO moderate their desires and expenses
To begin, with their household and family affairs
first; strive to he less initiative of these .oho can
Gfordlo,oatlow in turuy; not to expend beyond
their means to pay --and economise, as they had
begun todo, before the suspension by the banks
--@nd patronize the preSs-tor thro' this medium
Gifts not proAi-ate one) all timely ntorma-
ion in general ls impaired w which the reader
may profit; and through it is he apprzed The
state Of the markets, both home and abroad.
which is the great desidGratum for ali men ofbu>
siunsA To nOsSess.
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No better evidence can he required of the JUS
tice of the Democratic cause than the fact that
all its enemies seize upon the name. We hear
every day of Democratic Wings and Demo-
cratic Antimasons,' and we expect to read short
ly of Democratic Arstoclats, and last Of all
Democratic Wing Swarlwouters from Limbo.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

Th Blood has hitherto been considered Dy
Empiricks and Others, as the great regulator of
the humar system, and such is the Gevotedness
of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
tey content themselves with the simple pes.
session # this ihllacons opinion, without en-
qu,ing into the primary sousces from whence
Life, Health and vlg0ur enanate, an0 rice rGSd,
pnin, sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DIR. HUMP whose extensive research and
practical experience so eminentIy qualify HIM
for the profession Of which he has been one Of
the most useful members. He contends-an
moments reflection will convince any reason>
ing mind Of the correctness of hIs v0ws-that
the stomach, liver and the associated organs are
tie primary and great regulators of health, and
that the blood in very many instances is totally
disconnected with the first and succeeding sta
ges of disease, aud that uuless a medicine reach
es the ront Of the disease, the superficial anoy-
mes Il, uay prescribed, serve but as foils to COW
er the ravages of deep-rooted malades. I'M
dcr these convictions, at the expenre of years
20 close application, the doctor has discovered
pmedicine Q whose searching powers are irresis-
tlble, aud in prescribing, it is with firm con-
viction oil its being radical cure IN the various
diseases already enumerated, even IF applied in
the most critical cases, but he does not pretend
to ascribe to
e@- HUNTS PILLS
a-supernatural agency, although from positiv
proofs wi,birE the knowledge Of hundreds, he
is prepared to show, that when every. other
earthly remedy has failed,
.. HUNTS PILLS
have never. heen known to fail in efiectng lNI
very gratifying results, that Of raising ffsul
bed of sickness aud thus amply rewardinf& d,
Hunt for his long and anxious study toftso,
this perfection in the HEALING AFAE IVY
s6sRE;ss ffihj
A Medicine that will perfSf ~ N
ses, is pnhlc beneiactor. lcountry |. IA
Celebrated Pills have prsaghiy1 ..nd
by having been successful SaE--z11f'o o". |,
the country. A Medicn$nd esk. Ic" pr U
it produces free circulsf Sshing nAti
the surface of the body, SC0at >shich1 n n,
ems the Stomach. Liver, ylof q. a = 80.
healthy tone to all the VI bei 1dsss - . eAec eAec
ting the insenSible, removes 4; 1
mbtory action, and iseI rrge h;pI'!eal :,
energy, and vigeTGHNsSi GHNsSiby pay lhe he fqlied y
must must conTsque9IT GTq X settling part, hi. Az g
.aGior, s,im ,h0,ysS Ley that on or bsfofer SisT
S,,'r 5n oSS Sl'sspsIy So take nolke ;ddtk, g
with 4 sesrSna =
cSs shsehs associ1 he
nd Of lbF |1. re
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FLOUR MARKET.-The amount of Fl6
ken in N. York, since the arrival Of the l.h
pool, is about 49, 0, bbls and on Wednesda,
was very duh in that city.
THE Philadelphia N. American says that tn,
,lsfkot of that city was swept on Wednesda
{ all The Flour in it at Sc so. The stock o.
aund however was very light. 1t is said TO hav,
leen taken for export
On Wednesday, sales Of Howard street Flou
we're made in this at Sc l2. Yesterday a par
g! of 2000 bbls. Howard street was taken 70
export at Sc 25, cash. The stock of4l descrip
tons is light. W BAL. Patriot.
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AN ELOPEMENT.-A Dublin paper says
"A very interesting young lady, niece TO @.
c., eloped a few nights since with follower of
Esculapius. At a late hour hearse drove up
near to the mansion of the ladys father and on
given signal the (air'one hu!tercd through the
strawberries moth like, and reached the arms of
her adorer in safety, ensconed as he was in the
hearse. Pursuit was unavailing, for the hyme-
neal knot was tied before the locus in quo whi-
ther they had fled was discovered
GOV. PORTER. - The Pennsylvania En-
quirer remarks: 1T tis but Justice to state, that
the judicious, moderate and Pennsylvania tone
Of the Governors proclamation, in relation to
the banks, meet with very general APPROVAL
ARMY MOVEMENTS. The Philadelphia
National Gazette of last evening says; - -'We
have information which states that seven thou.
sand regulars are to be sent to Forida among
them the eighth infantry and large portion of
the artillery, are to 60 from the northern from
tier, and likewise the regiment of dragooas. G..
Taylor has been authorized to send to Cuba for
large number of bloodhounds.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
The Gladiator, of VermllionvilIe. (La. Estates
that traveller who passed through that town
on the Goth utlmo from Houston, reported that
the Morning Star, of Houston, had announced
that Mexico had recognised the independence
Of Texas, and that the event was celebrating
when he left, by the firing of cannon from the
arsenal.
We publish the above that our readers may
know there is such report in circulation, bu,
have no confidence in it ourselves.
| Bal Patriot
INTERESTING SCENE.
The Oregon Mission, composing so persons,
departed in the ship Sausanne on Wednesday
Religious service was performed in the Her.
cules steamer while she was towing the ship
down the Bay and one of the mission, born or
the journey from Oregon, was babtized Ore
gon.' The whole scene of taking leave, anc
mutual prayers Tor a prosperous result to thi
pious enterprise to the remotest shores of tn
Pacific, was highly impressive. and seemed t.
be the rehearsal ofthose glorious days when ou
puritan ancestors were prompted to seek for re
ligious freedom in this new world the principle
of which are now being carried out by extend
ing the blessings oc civilization to the utmo
bounds of our territory.-N. Y. Star.
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bosom Of its
CoRONER S sAaiated the IittIe

EDY virtue Of a writ o.light and shade
LID ia to me directed fswitchiug Spiens
of Common Please of Tusca poet could imas
favor OF Elisha James, rs,1yva of thas. .1so'1ce ;,
John G. Best, shall expr sgress. by Ns:.a
lie Vendue, at the house Of seasrk's Office Of
in Wayne township, on Sthecr York.
day of October insl., betweeas, q
scribed by law, the following Hsvs,.nS;s
Three hundred bushels of VhkLrons-
Corn in the ground, four Msss;il ar
Oats, three head of la1on nov
twelve head Of hosnoon.ss NSl,,s AL
Yoke of &JdSrsr mPhesa -
e. -. ..rsiSslRdshha,
| J5X AND fo1'ess ssssJcine reach
Oct 10 do kpsa sIlis y fetal i al "a, an%ys
iISionS a. q oungetali,h men,
NP esifIe is abound with
i "A pci6EssSh his tsaa
IA ..neasS ssss., e'ssry; y y a''' r
county, coz q radica all this {.
led the NIli !!,merat LEBLANC "a. Z
ohasipc, !. Eases, but ------ y S'.'SS, z.
Ness-yie. a. OUTDt = the
n sslS'FI teY OoluB voIy VusJ " ~ a.
sSrahs 20 ask for some 6rstk
EsuHS YOU have nothing % a. sSner
q, bess going to fetch soneih ss n ssEi e '9s
& arJ little GIRL stopped dees keePH les
ustosnd taking some cold asd.!se.uLs,; 8 ~.
a put i've snbs's u shs w VI, we're c,s q, W
- 9Se astonishsd Doctor shrsssI''1.. sjs,gs Il
SsiSayiug, with my lsaEnin; l,ssa, s sT5ssds { n "
found fhh ssPsdisn'' j u, y. ~ would bsg
loTHER W.T.. saorl should ~
a. have YOU seen u the
/. hill ei,ow.hlg a kq.hi'
iSs 1ssevsign. sa disease with which
ave ssen vsrx ly afflicted = and Ma Isi
PdN y useful, Dr Bgf I'nrr
=. = 800 otter "a Dr. Aleeg
4. mo. 60 of a.
nss n Eutrsd willl1
aaesql dginksFs II
n sSiI = Illa a
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
AT Conisburg by John Ricketts, Esq
MIR Ber ard S. Nease to Miss Barbara
ough. of Coshocton Co. Ohio.
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Post Notes to the amount Of forty or fifty
thousand dolLarsr and perhaps much larger
sum, are due to-day, and will be protested. On
the presentation 0fa $40, 900 post note at the
opening of the Bank this merning the holder
was put off for an answer to l2 o'clock, and
then answer In the negative. The excitement,
in Wal Stseet has been very great, of course
and conectures rife to the real State Of the case.
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CUES Hon IN THE CREDl
SYSrEM~

Suppose q man IN private lite, Of a
hnadant means, and with large fortune,
should 80 conduct his matters, that in
stead of taking Of his means 10 defra,
tho expenses of his family, he shoult
borrow money for that purpose, and o.
the end Of the year, instead of payiuF
either principal or interest Of the debt
ETH continue to hoard and again borro"
not merely to pay his necessary expen-
res, but to pay the interest oil money al
ready borrowed, and so continue for
years, running up large debt aud ln''
creasing Thy compound interest. What
wonld be said Of such a. mani Would
he not be pronounced insape1 twould
he the sasies; thing in the worlds pro-
cure jury of sensible men tO-declare
him to be SO crazy as to be unfit to have
the management Of his own affairs.
1t will scarcely be credited that that
is the precise policy ofthe Wing admin
islration Of the affairs of this state. We
have nd state fund, out Of which TO pay
the ordinary, everyday expenses Of the
government. No provision is made to
defray them by taxation. And our new
regency at Albany, Instead Of meeting
the question fairly, telling the people
the truth, and asking for taxation, for
this most necessary Of all purposes,
are pursuing the ruinous course fbor-
rowing money for that object, and then
borrowing money to pay the interes
on that already borrowed, and 30 on,
TO the end of the chapter. If they
should manage their own personal af'
fairs in tha. way, we should call them
mad as March hares, but so 10 con-
duct the affairs Of the state, for feal
tha. they may lose popularity by re,
commenting direct tax, is a gross
breach Of faith and duty toward tht
people.
However; it has alwas been favor
ite maxim Of the Federalists, that g,
national debt is a national blessing
and this "blessing," at least, y''s,y are
determined we shall have, unless pre-
vented by an old fashioned democratic
notion of "ou. Of debt ou, of danger"
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LIST of Letters remaining in the Post OH
Canal Dover, Of quarter ending Sept. 3O!l
t1A
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NEW GOODS!!

ely, which they will be happy to Show Their
friends and customers. Feeling assured thai
they can give as good bargains as can be had in
this part III the country. Their stock compri-
ses in parl of lhe following articles. viz:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-05-17

PoETRY-They raise regular built poets
out west AS specimen, we copy the fol-
lowing from the Kalamazoo Gazette, being
the first three lines of an Ode to the Moon,
sent to that paper for publication
Thou pale resplendent orb,
Thou look'st like huge gor6
OF maple sugarl'
There is s,oecisess Of conception here,
rarely equalled. The author must have
been lille moon-strrek.-Haryord Copr-
Ter.
Sow the seeds ofusefulness in the spring
time of life, and they soiH germinate they
,oiH grow, they a0iH give increase. Teach
the young to provide for themselves, and you
qualify them to be useful TO others"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-05-17

Sensible Verdict-An inquest having
been held over the body Of topper dowr
south, the inquisitors returned verdict O.
"Died OF the jug distemper,"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-05-17

If you intend marrying for love. pay your
addresses to the lady herself; if legacies.
court those who are going to leave them
and if for connection, court the whole family.