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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-21

cious as to wish their names to be record
ed as protesting against its passage. We
Judge them not their motives are best
known to themselves. We deprecate any
intermeddling with party politics by the
disciples of Jesus. But we are unable 10
discover how any political party is pro-
NOTED by lifting up our voice against a
sin which degrades men to things, and
holds many Of the members of Christ's
body as goods and chattels.
This Association is doing well for the
cause of benevolence, and embraces many
excellent and efficient brethren. The
next session is to be held at Pavilion.
Brother Stimson is appointed to preach,
and Brother Elliot to write the circular
letter. This BODY contains 81 churches
20 ministers, licentiate, and 2348 mem.
bers. 200 were received by baptism the
past year, and >14O by letter.-Z;on'
Watch ToUer & Bap. Vindicator.
! From brother N. X. George. "Wash
ington, Vt. Aug. 6, 1889. The Lord i:
blessing us in Washington : four added ts
the church of late by baptism; and other.
are inquiring the way TO Zion. "-MOrn
ing Star
ENGLISH BAPTIsPs--We copy from
the Cross & Journal summary ofthe Bap
list Union which held its 9th anniversar,
the LIST of May. 1t appears by the repor
that there are more than 1900 Baptis
churches in Great Britain; of which 93
are united in 81 associations. Within tn
last IL months, there were baptized in 80
of their churches, 5,4OO persons; that 90
had been received from other churches
and that 626 had been restored; 1885
had died; l.077 had deem dismissed, an
1906 had been excluded. The net in
crease in 1856 churches during the yea
was 3,2O6, and the number of members /
681 of the associated churches is 1886
OF ministers, II had died, and IL 8 newl
: ordained. twenty-five new churches ha
been formed during the year.-N H. Raj
Reg.
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70 Thanks to my friends and neigh
bors for their sympathy and great kind
ness in my affection.
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GENEsEE AssocIATIoN.--This body
held jos twenty-6rsq session in the meeting
house Of the second church in Middlebu-
nv "a the 18th and 10Th Of June. The
introductory sermon was preached BY
Brother w. w. Smith. Brother Jesse
Elliot was elected Moderator. and Breth-
rem w. w. Smith. and H. B. Ewel,
Clerks.
The Resolution on slavery was oppos-
cd BY few brethren, who were 90 tena-
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BOOT & SIDE STORE
Situated in the House adjoining EGsi
of the Market House, Men
PHILADELPHIA, OkiO.i
CoNRAD, ,GENTsUH,

C0NBAO GEN ASOa,
DESPECTFULLY informs the cit
40 izens of New Philadelphia, that
he carries on the above Business in al
# It's various branches, and as he keeps
none other than his own manufacture,
he can confidently recommend bis work
to all who may favor him with their Gus
tom.
Particular attention will be given to
The manufac ure Of Genllemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one OF the
best Bootmen in the country. ALSO
-Ladies' Work by Measure. ..
A general assortment Of BOUTS .&
SHOES (of his own make constantly
on hand. as-
The Public are respectfully invited to
give him a call before purchasing else
where. p
IN ew Philadelphia, Aug. l6,'l63
JOB PRINTING of all descriptions
doae at this OFFICE. y
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rons1MprIoN. COUGHS, AND COLDS,

Nervous diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia,
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness
and ali causus Of ypochondriacisn, lowspirlts,
naIpi,ation Of the heart, nervous irri,.bhty, her'
poTs weakness, fiuor albus, seminalweakness,
indigestion loss of appetite heart bar general
SICKNESS Aatulency, hysterical ialntngs, hyster-
;cS [ headaches, hiccup, sea sickness, hight mare
rheumatism, , asthma, tic douloufeux cramP'
spasmOdic affections. and those Sl wha are O,% V,c|
TINS to that most excruciating disorder, uou,
will fiuJ relief from their sutierngs' course OF
DR.. Evans medicine, , ,oh
Pains in the side, chest, limb, headi ",n s'omaSn
or back, dimness or confusion "islght alternate
ausbes of heat and chilliness, tremors' wa'ch-
logs, agitation anxiety, bad oreaTs, sPaSa
mercural and all DELICATE Diseases are SUCCESS
fully treated by DR.. Evans
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THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
handed to us by Mr.. Van Schsick, OF Albany, a
alghly respectable member of the community
nd whose yeraci,y cannot he doubted: -,
Mr., sep,eyius Kendall. ofthe town OF Wes- aS
ierIoo, county of Albany, was Tor ABOUT M u
wears ,rouaed with nervous aod bilious ailec-
attend @ to his business, and during the last three
! ears of his illness was confined to the mouse,
Hrs s,mptoms we're dizziness, pain in the head
and side. palpiuton of the heart, went OF aPpe'
lite Nc, Aiier expending turlug his conhne'
nent, nearly three hundred dollars without OBJ OBJ
aiming any permanent relief he by aGeldenr I
noticed an advertisement OF Di. W. EVans'
Camomile and Aperieut Pills, and was conse'
ausn,Iy Induced to make trial of them. Ate
s'm. them about fortnight, ho was able 10
wink out; III iour months he could attend 10
,nsiness, aud considered his disease entirely
removed The above information .l, was g'gm en-, 10
The subscriber by Mr.. Kendall HIMSELF theie
rap there ore he no deception.
''''' ' STEPHEN. VAN SGHAlCK'
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W.T. Another rcrv secers Of InfammatOry Rheu'
mGtism cured By DR.. Wan. Exams Medicine q a,,.-
Mr. John A. Carroll, of the county of West
hester, town of North Castle, New York, had
poen severely afflicted with ina%a a'ory "9, ,h;u. dDu.
" his limbs. great heat, excessive thirst, dry
less n of skin, limbs much swollen. was not i able
Without assistance to turn in bed for six weeks.
lad tried various remedies to no effect, was a
ldvlsed by a,ffiend of his to pr91cnre some o
DR.. W. Evans medicipe Of loO Cha'l'e'n street
New York. which ne %%eS"S oSG Ise sres, O relief
and in continuing its use according to the direc"
liens lien for ten DAYS, was perfectly cured. Allow
me to refer any person to him for the truth OF
the above statement. I'm nj,
Or. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
than street, New York where the Doctor may
be consulted, and his medicine procured.
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a PROSPECTUS OF THE
Ohio Democrat
AND
DOVER ADVERTISER.

DO LIN n ~ v b1S I0bRs
Assured that, in adopting the measure, we arc
but meeting tho obvious wants of the communi
ty, the subscribers will offer to the appreciation
and support of their fellow citizens weekly
newspaper to be published in the town of Canal
Dover, Ohio, bearing the name of the "Ohio
Democrat and Dover Advertiser, Although
the limits of a Prospectus do not admit Of exte-
nded expositions and minute details in regard to
this enterprise, somewhat of our principles and
purposes will be properly demanded by The
public, and as far as is fitting 10 the OCCASION,
we proceed briefly TO declare them.
The political columns Of our paper will be
found, therefore, to espouse the doctrines of a
strict construction ofthe Federal Constitution,
will advocate the principles ofthe present Admi-
nislratIon, and will maintain the doctrines ofihe
Demo. Party in that political reform which has
been SO repeatedly indicated by the general suff-
rage. As conductors of public Journal whose
object is the diffusion Of light and knowledge,
our columns will be open TO full and free discus
sion on all matters that interest the Public'
We shall be equally, gratitied five may be
instrumental in refuting the opinions Of those
who differ from US, or, if wrong ourselves, that
our errors be corrected. We earnestly desire to
establish an INDEPENDENT and FREE Press, in
the liberal sense of the terms. Not so indepen-
dent, as it may BIZ above patronage and reckless
ofopinon, not free as its conductors may publish
what they please and withhold what they
pleas-but SO independent that it shall incucate
truth, ,and 50 free that it shall be accessible to
tha efforts of all who hor esly seek the ehlihgt-
ened efforts of the public mind, ,aud the common
good Of our common country.
A por,lna of the paper will he devoted to the
inpr oveur, t of Agriculture, aud tho lovers of
Literatara shall have spread before them many
Of the most interesting selections. Together
with the most interesting portions OF Foreign
aud Domestic news, we will give weekly res
port OF a.e Market Prices, and desire To make
our paper profitable, to the whole community
through which it may circulate:
Terms of Publcation.-T "Democrat and
Advertiser" will be published weekly al 81, 90
per annuul, if not paid within six Months,
lfier The first number il Published, and $2,5O
at the end of the year.
HILL g. KITCHENER.
Dover Sep. 81.
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A Breach rf promise casc-A charming. bus
insss like young milliner, who. had always
been in the habit Of tripping Into bank for
her small change, made heriusual visit the 9TH
or day and says ''Good morning, Mr. Cashier,
have come for FIVE dollars worth Of your small
change again.
I am sorry to say Miss--, that we can"
not accommodate yOu,' was the reply.
'Bdt here is your promise. to pay on demand
Il Tcanuot help that .
Then you break your promise, do you.
q Certainly
.And with impunityl'
ITO be sure. " Our charter allows us.
ALLOWS you to make as many promises as
youiplease, and break them when you pleaseF
1T may be so construed .
'Ah dear me, how II wish I was bank and
had charter. 2t..
.WhySol - -
Because iIi have made a promise, mot
promise TO pay a. five dollar note, which |
should blush to break; but promise ofmy
very self to one do not love-
( why don't you break il, then1'
,Ah, ah, Mr.. Cashier, there's the rub. Un.
like your bank, have no charter, and should
he sned for breach Of promise. and heavily
fined Chicago Democrat.
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Dr.. Thompson, who.was Gel ebrated ply
.icinn In his day, &wns remarkable for two
thine., viz. The soveliness of his person, and
his d,,iko to mullins, which he always repro.
b,,sJ as being very unwhoesome. On his
Sreakf.s,ng one morning at Lord Meloombs,
when Garrick was presently plate of mullins
being introduced: the doctor grew outrageous
and exclaimed take away the muftins! mo.
no, exclaimed Garrick, sezing the plate, ,and
l,ok:.g significantly at the doctor, take away
the ragamaG fins -.-.--
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CERTIFICATES.

nTLet,er from the Hon. Abraham M MCIe'
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee Mem'
ber of Congress. ...., >, 1000
Sir Since have been in this city, l nave
used sJme ofyour Dyspeptic medicine WIN in-
finite benefit and satisfaction, and beteVeit 10
be most valuable remedy. One ofmy cons
s,iiucnts, DR.. A. Garden, of Campbell county,
Tennessee, wrote me to send him some, winch
| did, and he had employed it very successfully
in his practice, and says it is invaluable Mr.
Johnson your agent at this place, thinks you
would probably like ar agent in Tennessee II
So. would recommend DR.. A. Garden as
proper person to officiate for the sale OF your
Celebrated medicine. Should you commission
him, he is willing to act for you. You can sena i
the medicine BY water TO the care OF Robert
King & Sons, Knoxville county, tennessee
or bv land TO Graham g. Houston TazewelI,
East Tenn. Ihave no doubt but lfyou had a.
gents in several couuties in East Tennessee, a
great 3 deal of your medicine wonld De solo' i
am going 10 take some of it home with me tor
nv own use, and that Of my friends, and shoi'o
ike to hear from you whether you would IKE
an agent at BluntvilIe, Sullivan county East
Tenn. eau get some of the merchants 10 act
for you, as live near there.
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN, of Tenn.
To DR.. VIM. Evans, 700 Chatham ST. N. l.
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0R. W liz. NV ANS
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OFFICE,

Inn CHATHAM STREET, NEW-YoRk
GTDr. Evans' Office for Medical Consglta'
tion and advice, 100 Chatham street, N. TT
Daily attendance is given for personal consult
,a,ion. Immediate answers are returned 70
conu,rv letters, which must minutsly describe
n. case and contain a remittance for advice and
medicine, which can he forwarded to any any par. Par'
nc,be world, however distant. No difficulty
con occur as the medicine will be securely pack
ed and letters oladvice carefully protected from
observ alton.
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The editor of,ho Springfield, Mass, Gaz; a
Wing paper says:
"We hope our readers will excuse the ia, Iact
df editorial matter in our paper this week. l'hs
fac, is we got rowed SO far up Salt River, On
Monday BY the Loco Foco party, that we have
no. been able 'o:g''$.'k to attend to our pa
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MARRIED.-On the 2sIh inst, .,by
the Rev. Mr.. Wharton, Mr.. John BuI-
uelI, of Dover, to Miss Winnefred' Of
Wayne Comfy,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
A PUBLIC BLESSING I
DIR. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS,
FOR THE CURE VI
FEVER AMI AGUE,

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Heartburn, Sourness or Acidlty in the Stomach.
Tightness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Head Ache, Pam in tho Head, Back Limbs and
Side, Flalulency, Typhus aud Scarlet Fever.
Py.trid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Inter-
uniting Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism; Lumbago,
Sciatica, Spamodic Affections, and TIC Doulou..
reux, Commissions of Children, Measles, Small
Pox. Hopping Cough, Rickets, Teeihlng.
Worms, Female Distinctions, Chlorosis or
Green Sickness, and Reflections of Food, and
Cos,iveness, Collie, whether Aatulont or Bilious,
olew the
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three TO ten pills, till they
Operate, two or three times daily.
PRIcE 25 CENTS per Box.
Sold at 100 Chatham street, New-York,
Wholesale and Retail.
Where rppications for Agencies Medicines.
or Advertising, will meet with prompt atten-
on.
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HVHE Board ofExaminers for the County
Il of Tusca rawas, will meet for thessexamina
ton Of those proposing to teach Common
Schools, in SAID county, OF Saturday The NINTH
day of November next, and on every succeeding
Friday during the months of November and
December next. ..
W SPOONER, on behalf the Board.
November Z, 1889.
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CLOTH g. WOOL!

n I.sM1TH f. Co., Dover, will receive
Al Cloth to Dress and Wool TO Card, for
the New Phladelphis Cardnng Machine
S''Fuling Mill, and returned TO them onshori
J. BROWN & Co.
N ew Philadelphia, June 8. lS9s.-tf.
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WYMAN SPOONEIs'
A TTO R. R.NEY Ar LA w &
SOLICI FOR IN CllANCERY.
Dover Sep. 81

Canal Dover, TuscarawaS County, Ohio.
Office second door north Of the Commercial
Inn, Front street.
Dover. July 22nd.. 1889.
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ABRAHAM J. CREMER, residing at 66
Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Dys'
pepsia iu its most aggravated form. me symp>
,oms were viuIeLt headache, great debility, ie'
YER, costly eness, cough, heartburn, pain in the
chest and stomach always after eating, impaired
annette sensation Of sinking at the stomach
Iiirred rougne. nausea; with res'lessness. lhes'
had cuu,inued upwrads otlwelvemonth, when
an consulting DI. Vim. Evans, 100 Chatham
street and submitting TO his over successful a"
agreeably mode Of taeatment the ps.ltnl @ wa
compIetely restored to health in the short space
Of one month, and grateful for the lncaculaO
benefit derived, gladly came forward and vol
,lpteered tho above statement. , IN,
dr. WM. EVANS Medical Office, lO
Chatham street, New York.
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COME!.TOE THE CHALK!

IA <IIE subscriber wishing to enlarge his
III groceries. finds Unnecessary to call W
IN those who are indebted tu him either b,
Book, note, or otherwise, in order that he may
meet his ends. He regrets 10 he under this
necessity, but, circumstances urge him to it,
Those who cannot possibly pay the full amount
will confer favor by settling part. yet, mon
ey he must have, and that on or before the 26lh
OF this month. So take notice. ......
JAMES u. PATRICK.
N. B. He still tcohtinues to Sell at a rate
much lower than can be had at any other place
in town at his Store, next door to Mrs Albert's
Hotel. J. U. P.
July 80, lsS9.-n5
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NIe,U .drriUGI.
DRY GOODS!
G r o 9 j r IE s,
RaRDsbaAE;
GLASS AND O oUEENSWAR
OF EVERY VARIETY.

EWT GRAHAM & Co., are now re-
" ceiving rsw supply of Goods,
consisting 81 almost every Varl-
ety. which they will bl happy to show ther
friends and customers. Feehng assured that
they can give as good bFgalns as can be had IN
thistpart of the country Their stock compri>
ses in part of the following articles, viz:
Cloths Csssameros Prussan do
Cassinetis Merenos Gloves, Grapes -'
Flannels Prints bobmettS, owfsses
Musslins Cambrics Edglngs, insertlnSs
Brown Musslns Carpetlng, bansup
Bleached Musslins Peter Sham
DriIllinIs Sheetinqs Plain, Straw g. Tus-
Tickings Cot Yarn can BonnetS @
Canvass Padding Apron Checks
Worsted Cotton Furnetune 90
Lamhs Wool EtockJ Furnetune Calico
ings. Nose Dlahkeus
SstuS sr Wadding, Ba,tingl :
SiLMS, ~ .Wicking
Plain & Fancy silks Combs, Needle Pins
Bile. Lustrings Gilt q Lacing But
" Geo D Swiss tons
Coored Florsnces Stocks, Shirts g. Col
Vestings lars ....
PONCE CravstR HdkG Visits, Shoes & socks
Light, DafIs ncy Also, a general as
Ribbons sortment Of Groce-
Dress lIdkfs ries. viz Tea, Cof-
.," Shawls fee, Sugar and Mo-
Mefin Shaws lassos, &c, sc.
IRON, Nails, Salt, Fish, Tar. IRopes, Lii
auors, sc. sc. Hardware, Queensware, sc.
An invitation is extended to those wlshingto
buy, to call and examine.
With many thanks for past favors, ! would
inform my friends and customers, that have
Mr.. S. H. BiGELOW with me in
would respectfully request those
who are indebted to me, either BY note or book
account, to call and settle Immediately.
w. GRAHAM.
Dover, Sept. s, 1889. no5-f
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WESTERN ARRIVAL
AT BOLIVAR.
IDVHE subscriber would respectfully place
before the public the following Synopsis
Of a splendid assorimnt OF

OL u bpl6nutu VI
GOODS,
which he has Just received rom the East.
[, from the East, have just received direct. 80
Staple and Fancy Goods, OF choice B. NJ
select, yeseeNses M
American, French and English Cali@2 - tha "a
Assorted Ribbons, and yankee Cor isnsl,Is "a 4
Colored Cambricks, Tin and WoocN<S 81. :, ~
rickings, Thread lace and PittsburgIs 1s thzs
Embroidered hose, plain and striped fas taher
Lalches Hinges, plain and fancy Gre lss IN ls51shs
Ladies gloves, Tin Pans, g. work Sl ! .., IN.
Edging Footing g. cold watered Cd y. l''y
Red Padding, Cloths, black greet 4 sals
blue, 4lie wolbe ibe
Bed Cords, coil Rope, and Handsa their cs6 ere
Orleans Sugar, Mohar Silk and SaIs Z large
Ladies' Bonnes, Iron Squares Il !,
Italian Lustering, cold FlorePen splsauy pkPenps &
Victoria stripe, Canvass, GiE gactors would bag
Apron check, Handsaw Fill y 'IStfort should /.
Rice, Molasses and Glass vi the 80" lady
Oils, Tobacco, Ginger, eeL;,,
Hammers, Walters, and
Iron SteeI Brandy, w elsa disease wi,h whjeb
Oriental Braid, 'aNAy y afflicted : and ~ \.
Reader. perchss ha1 useful. DE B13I idsr
,, your '% lhs letter u Dr. AIes,l
lf'o' 'Iass ,i.n' wi mot el|s q ~
shoold p p q lpursd wiIll|l
N'"Ou 0ilzs ) drinkom II
cs,l = tkil ~ iriis.i ~
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THE DOVER LYCEUM,

~ Will meet on next Friday evening,
a, the usual place, at which time the
following question will be discussed.
"Is the influence of Females upon,
community, greater than tina. of Males
.Dispu.anls:.
Afr. " Neg.
r WsRs. j. Deardorf
Jas. Mcfat, . ~ s G1ouse; H.
The question, rs Man Moral Free
Aosnt r., s,decided in the affirmative
-e E. WELTY, Sec'y.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Mems fine aud coarse Boots, fine y
coarse Brogans, Cater Boots, Slips,
y Shoes, &c. Sc.
Orders for any description Of Boots
& Shoes, Can be- filed on reasonable no.
lice, and on the most satisfactory terms.
Caual Dover, Nov, l9. 1899.
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When Eve bought ,ooc 10 all mankind,
Old Adam called her ,6os.man;
But when she ,ooo'd with love so kind
ale then pronounced il 'ocO-man.
Ard LOO with folly and with pride
lNs husbands pockets trimming.
These ladies' are so full Of collins,
That people call them ,chinlmen. ..
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.V1e9L, ,eArrivOJ.

~ AMUE LIN EnllU.-InOOG11'
~ Commission Mer chant, & Boo! &
Shoe Manufacturer
East side of the Canal.
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, general assortment of
goods, such as:
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Liquors. Oils,
Smoking & Chewing 1obacco, Confec-
tionaries, Rock SAT-, Ground Pepper,
Alspics, Mustard, Ginger, Bur and
Shamng Soap, Chocolate, Salaratus
Shoe Blacking. Black \ Red Ink.
Writing Paper \ Quills, Raisins, Nuts
of all Kinds, Loco Foco Matches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce. Wines Of all des>
,nJ.,no Or Or
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ENERTIG & ToRREN, Grocets
IL Factory ST. eas, side Of the Cana
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HOHN |. SMITH g. co, Dealers in
81 Dry Groods Hardware, Groceries
&c. Factory st. north side.
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: Tfzh Dn1MocisAT

CNHo VI I ODLtCA tlON'
The Ohio Democrat and Advertiser,, will ,,
published weekly, at 50, 90 Rer annuni, .ir pal,
within six months, or $3.50 at the snd of III,
PRICE OF ADVERTISING.
- One square three Insertions, 81 o.
Every additional insertion, 25
Larger charged tA,proportion.
A liberal dlscosnt made TO those who 'ad-
vertise by the year.
b Printing of every description executed
with the utmost despatch.
All Letters and communications, must b
. post.naid.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

WA NI. ..uNAhAM &co's Commls-
v! sion & Storage Warehouse,
Front 81. Sd door below Factory ct.
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A G E N 7 8.
J. Uverhott

U7In order to PROTECT the public against the
IMPOSITION Of Counterfeit Medicine Wonders,
hey have been entered according 10 Act of Con-
gress and the right TO prepare them secured;
therefore be sure in seeing that The label on each
box expresses such entry, as all others are Coun-
tefIets.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

AMES WALTON Grocer, North
- east corner of front and Factory 81.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

Holm BURRESS, Grocer, Fac
~ tory st. a doors west from front ST