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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-31

The BANKRUPT LAw.-Ihe public can now
form some idea Of what would have been the state
OF things, if Mr.. Van Buren, and Col. Benton had
got their Bankrupt law through Congress. The
fate OF nearly all the banks in the confederacy, In
stead of being ia the hands OF the State Legisla-
lures, would have been in the hands Of the FEEDER.
al Executive. Last Monday, by light. Amos Ken
dali, or Blair, or some other mental II the Exeeu-
tive, would have errived in thia city, taken posses
sion Of the books, papers end assets. aud walked
DIR. Bfoekenbroueh and the other officers out OF the
door, without any excess ofeeremony. And all the
banks, with all their nppurtenanees talthough q
large portion oftlem b~elongsto the Commonwealth
would long ere this have been advertised for sale,
and probably brought to the hammer. The old
Commonwealth could not have raised n finger
against the proeeedings-lier rights Estates rights
literally) would have been put to the highest bidder,
under the auspices and at the bidding of this self.
atyled Democratic Republican States RsgAss'
Administrations
That such was not the case, we owe no thanks to
MIR. Van Buren,. lie did all he could to obtain the
authority requisite TO execute such a hish-handed
measure and, If he be not baked in his career, he
will YET obtain il. IL constitutes a part and par
eel Of his fayorite measure, and Benton has told
us, that he would never relax in his excrtions, until
he had succeeded in procuring the passage Of q
bankrupt law, which would subject the banks 10
the disposal OF the Federal Executive. - Richmond
Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-31

The Editor of the StubenvilIe (0.) Herald, who
was a candidate for the Legislature, publishes he
following in his paper next succeeding the eles
ton:
TO THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF JET
FERSON COUNTY.
FELLow-CiTI2gN:-
I'm defeated. Enough said.
Yours, Respectfully,
ROBERT e.. WILSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-31
THURSDAY MORNING., OCTOBER 81, 1888.

FoRxaTs ron OUR NAvY.-It appears, BY a re-
port Of he Commissioner Of the Land Revenue in
Great Bfitain. that "a gun ship contains about o.
600 tors, or 5000 loads of timber. which would re-
quire 2 coo trees OFFS years growth. II has also
been calculated that. as no, more than 40 oaks, con-
tanning $ load and a halfo Of timber in each, can stand
upon an acre, so acres are required to produce the
oaks necessary fer every "a gun ship!
This is an estimate Of some importance to other
countries besides Great Britain. We believe that
this Government has set apart large tracts of land
in Florida, covered with valuable live oak timber,
to be reserved especially Cor the use of the Navy
This is well-espeeially il the timber is properly
looked after, and is not felled by s~quatters, or sio-
len for other purposes, which we think is not unlike
Is 10 be the case.
But the white oak timber of New England is al
so IN demand for naval purposes-and IT is well
known that this kind Of timber, SO valuable, indeed
so indispensable in ship.building, is becoming more
scarce every day, and in a few years, unless some
precautionary measures are taken, will not be pro-
cured at any price. This government should pur.
chase. without delay, some good tracts Of land, Sit
uaied at a convenient distance from the navy yards
Of New England, anil plant them with oak, locust.
and other fores, trees which are suitable 10 BE used
in naval architecture. The expense OF this under
taking would be incon.iderable bat the benefits
which would arise from il would be incalculable,
and are too obvious to need pointing out.
Look at the white oak parks OF old England.
which have furnished her with wooden walls for
centuries .-Bostoa Mercantile Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-31

ASTHMA, THREE YEARS STANDING.
MIR. ROBERT MONROE, Schuylkill, afflicted with
the above distressing malady. Symptoms:-Great
~langour, hatulency, disturbed rest, nervous head
ache, difficulty of breathing, tightness and structure
across the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability and
restlessness, could not lie in a horizontal position
without the sensation of impending sufocation, pal
pitation of the heart, distressing cough, costiveness,
pain of the stomach, drowsiness, great debility, and
deficiency of the nervous energy. Mr.. X. Monroe
gave up every thought of recovery, and dire despair
sat on the countenance of every person interested
in his existence or happiness, till by accident he no.
ticed in a public paper some cures effected by DIR.
WIN. EVANS MEDICINE in his complaint, which in
duced him to purchase a package of the Pills, which
resulted in completely removing every symptom of
his disease. He wishes to say his motive for this
declaration is, that those afflicted with the same or
any symptoms similar to those from which he is
happily restored, may likewise receive the same in
benefit.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-31

LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
STANDNG-Mrs. HANNAH BROWNE, wife Of
Joseph Browne, North Sixth street. near Second
street, Williamsburg, afflicted for the last ten years
with the Liver Complaint, completely restored to
health through the treatment of Dr.. WIN. EVANS.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three of the first
physicians, but received but little relief from thsir
medicine till Mr.. Browne procured some of DIR.
VIM. Evans invaluable preparations, which efec-
tually relieved her of the above distressing and
painful disease.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-31

n PAPAL YTTC RHEUMATLSM.-A perfect
u ure effected by the treatment of DR.. WIN. EVANS.
MIR. john GIBSON, Of North Fourth street, vii
|iiamsburg, afflicted with the above complaint for
three years and nine months; during which time
he had to use crutches. His chief symptoms were
excrutiating pain in all his joints, but especially in
,he hip, shoulder, knees, and ankles, an aggrava-
ton of the pains towards night; and for the most
part all times from external heat, an obvious thick
ening of the fascia and ligaments, with a complete
loss of muscular power. For the benefit of those
afflicted in a similar manner, Mr.. Gibson conceives
it meet to say that the pains have entirely ceased,
and that his joints have completely recovered their
natural tone, and he feels able to resume his ordi-
nary business.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
gflIs.F Flhai(ke Who rams mavlend.

this. hattie who rams mlylend.
Bal there iS s,decided change inlhe1
tone Of the Iederslapapers. The conn,
Try has hardly cver-experienced a grea
er pressure in the money market, than
exists at .he present time. The banks,
notwithstanding theyeappear 10 be in as
good a condition as atsaBy former ps-
Rod, have allsclosed their doors against
he merchauts. The discounts are alb
soluteg nothing when compared with
their former extravagant loans. Yet
We do not now hear the ipressve--ths
vdnt Of nsoaey-attributed 10 The mea.
sures Of the administration. Why this
sudden change'9 Why this-epiking Of
their artilleryl Have the federal Gem
agogues found that the people cannot
be duped by their upprincipled SLAM
dersl Have they learned that the peo-
pie eaaminesPolitical, questions for Them
selves, sand that it is impossible 10 de-
ceive themf .,su
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
DEFAULTERs

Hundreds of good wblge, and a few
who preiented 10 be democrats, have
been defauliers. The adminislr alton
has tried hard TO procure the passage of
such laws as would put il beyond tie
power of any man to steal Inc public
money. The Wing leaders. in and ou,
Of Congress, have uniformly opposed
such laws. And Nhyl Probably be-
cause they were willing the money
should be stolen If their friends could
be stealers: They raise tremendous
outcry if a democrat proves to be a
villain but when whig runs away
with millions they are as whist as mice.
The Democrats net upon totally d,r-
fereht principle. They desire The pun
lshment Of every villain, whether he To
~hig or democra,.- Ohio Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

The Grain Market.-AIlhough tn,
pre-ent prices of grain, are somew ha,
detrimental 10 the farmers interests:
still we advis them not 10 be alarmed
Our opinion is that wheat will command
lairer price in week or two after the
election, than it does at present. We
may be mistaken; but as far as we can
see into milestone, it is evdenttha the
Banks are at their old games; expan-
ding and contracting, 10 suit their own
willy purposes; entirely regardless Of
the farmer and the mechanic, whether
they obtain a subsistence or not, by
their labor. Should such things be-
Should The tiller of the soil, much lon
ger succumb 10 such rascalily? Their,
is yet,a remedy for this growing evil
That is the ballot box. Remem mber i
Democrats. "..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

+
Alta meeting Of the ciiizsns Of the southern
,wnships Of Tuscars was county, held At ihs
,ouse OF WIN. Riley. 10 WesichesteF, on We'd
.ssday tile 25th septembst, 1899, for The pur.
,ose Of adopting measures to carry into efiert
the erection Of new county, wkerupon Rob
ert Daueherty was called 10 the Chair, and
Samuel Wright appointed Secretary the oh-
ect of the meeting being briefly stated by ). NJ.
Math,
Resolved, that a committee Of five he an.
pointed to report to the house the name Of
suitable person as candidate to represent this
county in the state Legislature.
Whereupon B, p Ferguson, nr II kuriz.
Jeremiah Henard, William Boyd, Esq. and
Brown were appointed that committee, who
after retiring a few minutes, reported to the
house, the name of Col. James M'Cue, where's
upon, by a unanimous vo'e, Col James Nc Cue
was appointed as the independent candidate for
the state Legislature.
On motion Of b P Ferguson, the following
resolutions were adopted.
Whereas, the rights Of the citizens Of the
southern townships Of Tuscarawas county, have
heen,re repeatedly trampled upon.
Resolved. that we will be at ita d al itand
always at it, until we accoa plIsh our purpose
of obtaining new county
Resolved, that we discard all party politics and
unite IN supporting Col James McCus as our
representative to the state Legislature at che bal"
lol box.
Resolved, thatthe proceedings of this meets
ing be signsdb the President and Secretary,
and pnblishe in the Tuscarawas Advocate and
Ohio Democfat.
R DAUGHERTY,
President.
Samuel fright,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
The PROSPECTS

The PROSPECTS are good,
From every part Of the county We hear
cheering news. The people have res
ally been awakened, by the recent vic>
tories gained over Whiggery and its
righ, arm, Bank Monopolies) tbrough-
out the Union. We feel con6den. that
odd Tuscarawas,' is determined 10 re-
deem herself at the coming election.
Her people have selected a ticket, sci.
dom surpassed, for talent, integrity and
UPRIGHT principles. She is determined
once more to put her shoulder TO tht
wheel, and endeavor. to get out of the
quaemite tn which the wings have been
sinking her Tor some time. All that is
wanting, is unity Of feeling and harmo
ny. Let one tremendous effort be
4 made, all pulltogether, and the victory
is ours on Tuesday next.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
so..ooK OUT FOR BREAKERs'

S,rb;. 4 the lacouic caption Of lstIsti Just re-
,os,s.d from an intelligent and much esteemed
sfsldnd, rssidingin the northern part ofab'S stare
.-Hsis decidedly of opinion that one Of the
mos, bsld, arch, daring aud willy efforts ever
fkaowa in EllsEwsst, i, ,eow.in full operation 70
oput down the Democracy Of This state. = dad
(. skau Aths deed 10 dons9" Shall "a we'll earned
v;ctSty thus be sacri6ceds Shall the triumPhs
sof ths last great conflict he thustrodden down.
4 WHO now sleepsupon his posri What dem-
thcrnf yiiosa heat and soufare enlisted in;tree.
: donss HolS cause; Whose pledge us registered
z - sysnd 81 his country and its institutions
y 80 49, .syaeiples are held too sacred for wantDn
n 1900, ana whose faith is staked 10 sustain
III JsI:sd al 6paFty 10 power, can sumher nowi
sgs IN snpon the democracy Of Ohio, IN the
81 ~ n gl,s cause they defend. to awake from
r.,t.,r "a d;ndifIerence.- Let them remember
~ 80 ~ slNeLE.yOTe. Thehte ofthc re-
4 ,,,rtv IN the Legislature may hang upon
tSh. sI,osw IL a single dye" -- Trayeliog A.
..rs. ~ abroad The federal phaanx are 70 ac'
49, naoI;on. We must not calculate upon toe
" 800 . eanuuest over suclt an odversaFy. ftar'
..i;ss 4 a re- o. fall apon the result Vtiofii
&I,s PIVOT On which hanag the iale ~ ~ par
W flolss fiesb, and banl ihq''llss WI nq r.
N afsaisiton. a tremendona rush WIZ gs maa'
.Sipop dt ii the POL Every eouDtlI ~ c,s
strict viii b put Under Tribute. - ~
Cooks aSs upon e clrenlt sees.sI5 .ss: n.sG.a.'u
ahrosd, and ae ag sedlllor Au11ns ~. 4.
Awake friends 'bresiegs aEe : y = ~ =
pliiieEI eHIP sya ' ~ y E.'l., y, ~ 80
... #. .as| 4 Is I|'|A ol,f ils nl9rl u s.'A
Ialc Ball 1Nt
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
GERMAN DEMOCRATS,

Beware ofihe hue and cry Of Yankee!
Yankee Yankee ! !! raised against
Sebastian Brainerd. is a mean, con-
iemptible mode of electioneering. |
was deceived once by the Wigs, but
! will answer for nv German friends,
that neither they, nor myself will be
gulled out Of our votes; we will 90 the
whole Democratic ticket. Wings,
bawl and yell Yankee, as long as you
please; you can't coax us, you sham
drive US from our democratic path. W.
will go en- masse. and support Sebastian
Brainerd; Yankee or no Yankee, for HI
is democrat, and the candidate Of th'
democratic convention. WhIggies yoV
can't scare US, you can't frighlcn us;no
you can't defeat US. H..
A German.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
n o n HE
ID POLES.!

Democrats Of told 'Tuscarawas, awake
awake II your enemy is now in the field. Lei
sen,inels in every township be placed upon the
wa,Shtower of Liberty Democrats Of Tusca-
ra%as, will you now slumber on your post
while your bretern in other states have turned
out to man? We say again. awake arise,
and come forth, and let Bank Reform be your
watch- Wordl
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
Samuel fright,
Secretary
ROW THEM UP SALT RIVER.

Thisis the last struggle Of shinplas-
ter federalism. II il does not now sue
ceed. tits DOWN FOREVER. Give
us good democratic majority THIS
FALL, and United States Bank wings
gerry - shiiplaster federalism = MO
NOPOLY OPPRESSION, and every
other scheme invented by office.seeking
demagogues to CRAFTY their selfish de-
sires, will be completely used up. John
L. Green's plan Tor MORTGAGING
the farms Of the yoemanry to Bankers
will be effectually VETQED!-Oh,O
StatesmdM. 49,.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
From the Ohio Statesman.
WHY THIS SUDDEN CHANGE

WHY THIS SUDDEN CHANGE.
Every calamity that occurred in the
country from 1881 to within few
months, the federalists attributed d.
rectIyto the action Of the Admnistra-
uoD. The moment merchant failed,
a Shylock ran away, or shin,Plaster3
concern exploded, they were ready TO.
heap their torrents Of abu upon the
administrator for causing the calami-
ty.
At first, every mishap was traced to
the vetO Of the Un.ed States Bank. II
the nations pickles became mouldy
rom want of sufficient vinegar, the
W Sc wing husband could see in the cir-
umstance the direcul cffecls of the
bank veto; if the chlld's bread and but
ter fell upon the floor and became be-
smeared with drt. Jackson's veto wat
cursed in rampant terms for bringing
so many Calamities upon the family
Indeed, it was fhe cause Of all evil
bote public and domestic, in the estl'
nation of the federal demagogues.
Next came the removal OF the de
posites." That act in i,s turn, moule
the pickles and knocked the bread an
Z. butter upon the ground.
r Scarcely had tho patriotic fedoralis'
1 recovered from the effects OF the reno
: val of the ..deposites, before the Sub
It Treasury-"Me odious Sub Treasury
!, again deranged all their 'domest
n economy, and scattered terror anon
>, their women and children.
e Upon this projec, they harped "lo,
J" ard long," and attempted 10 convin'
|" the people, that if it were adopted,
merchant could sell his calicOes, |
farmer raise potatoes, nor mechan
make his ware. But in this they fO
ed. The people examined the Cons
tu,ional Treasury planfcarsiully, o
found that, instead Of be being "o'
ous," and calculated TO ruin the cou
try" it was just the thing 10 secu
i've prosperity, and prevent the establis
ment of srstoUracy ofbankers, me
ks"styTanical than The lords and barons W
are now crushing 10 tie earth 'he
.9ung people in tho old world. I
Elections give SO Fain aProof
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
DEMOCRATS OF OHIO.

II is importsn, that we should have a
legislature composed Of our friends;i, is
important that those districts that have
senators 10 elect, send men devoted. to
the cause; andit is important that the
administration Of Mr. Van Buren, should
be sustained in all its useful and prop
er measures against the same aIiso-
cratic federal faction, which iabored to
annoy and thwart the salulary acts of
the Jefersonian Administration in 1901.
All these objects can be effected on the
part Of Ohio, by Harmony. union and
Concerl, among The republicans Of tho
state. Nothing else is wanting. We
haze the power. Let ms preserve IL ua-
broken. The PEOPLE are with us.
Let vs stand together, then. aud we
will prove invIncible Dem, Spark.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
Essm ths Ohio Siafesnlaa.
Hol DEMOCRATS OF OHlolJ
ONUE MORE To THE
BREACHTll

DEMecRTs OF OHIO, you will, in a
very few days have a duty 10 perform
to your country, which no freeman
should neglect.
=FREEMEN OF oHIe, eufferho tricky
federalists to deceive yon into vote,
you mayiorever regret, aud which may
lead 10 the destruction Of every princi-
pie you advocate, cherish and hold dear.
VoTERs OF 'oHIo, let no feeling OF
apathy prevent you attending the polls,
and performing that duy,swhich De-,
wolves on ell which every freeman
should-exercise With reason and JUS
lice.
DEMOCRATS. FREEMEN-
VOTERS OE OHIO, recollect that
other States have recently performed In
the great cause of human liberty. The
cause of democracy is steadily onward
las the Ball rolls, it increases in We,
locity. it started in
OHIO
last year with a gain; of near
FIFTY THOUSAND VOTES!
Its progress 80
INDIANA
in 1889, shows tremendous gain Of
about
TEIRTY-THOUSANDli
Since 1886, in gallant ..
TENNESSEE,
a clear democratic gain Of
TWENTY TWO THOUSAND VOTES / ]
The gain in
NORTH CAROLINA,
is upwards Of
SIX THOUSANDrll
In little;
RHODE ISLAND,
ONE THOUSAND !!!!l
The glorious Green Mountain boys
have gained in n
VERMONT
more than
FOUR ,SHOUsAND!!!!!
and III patriotic
MAINE,
the democratic gain is near. ifnot quite
FIVE THOUSAND!!!!!
| Making in
SEVEN STATES
alone, a Den ocratic gain, the enormou
and unparalleled amonnt Of
(~ EIGHTY FOUR THOUSAND
! VOTES
Thus hove $4,000 FREEMEN IT
SEVEN STATES only, tlocke ed 10 ,b
standard Of Mr.. VAN -RUREN sine
, his principles have been tested, carryin
dlsmay end confusion into the ranks {
his enemies
DEMOCRATS and FREEMEN Of OHrt
/. can you slumber at your posts, wit
these facts before your evesl Can yo
) by supineness and DIVISION, suffer de
, feat and disgrace in the midst of tn
? general and onward progress Of Dem
q ocratic victories. all over the Un
!. ona No! We know you canno
: Your vigilance and devotion TO prime
pie will scorn such an idea, and prot
trate all such hopes of the country.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03


In another column will be fonnd the
proceedings of a meeting held at west
chester, for the purpose Of nominating
an Independent candidate for Represen,
ta.lve. The majority of Townships ap.
ear TO be greatly surprised at such pro-
,ceedings. The cause assigned is, to
have man that will go for the erection
ola new County. The regularly NOM
mated candidate, Mr.. Bralnerd, is
man thar will do every thing in his pow
or, for The best interests OF the county,
and the Democratic party. If the ma
joiity wish new county. he is the man
that will urge their claims TO the utmost
extent; he will leave nothing undone on
his part.
We sincerely hope that the Demo-
Gratis in the southern townships, will OF
depart from one Of the fundamental
principles Of our party, and the constitu-
tion; that is 'tha. the majority shall al
ways rule" Should we be defeated, (ol
which there is not the lenst LIKELIHOOD,
it may be attributed 10 the measures pur-
sued by portion Of our party in the
townships alluded TO, acting in direc,
violation of all The principles of the
convention-the convection being the
fairest index of the voice Of the major.
ity, should be maintained al all bazar d.
as long es we espouse The doctrines o
Thomas Jefferson. Think Of ii Demo.
Gratis! as you 60 to the polls.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

Constitutional Currency --"No State
shall EMIT bills Of CREDIT. or make any
hing but GOLD AND SILVER COIN
tender in payment of bts."-Art., l,
Ser. 10, Constitutions
We Judge from reading the Federal
papers that they are not aware that
there is such document in existence
as the Constitution; we would therefore
direct the, attention Of their editors to
the fact, and in all kindness advise
them to appropriate sixpeuee in the par-
chase Of one. ~ Erd.%
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
THE DEMOCRAT
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
pIJTIDcnAU f,CtCnDCD n iona
QUE YOUR RA1ENER.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1893.

HANG OUT YOUR BANNER.
BANK REF0RM-FlNIsH THE WORK.
'Upwith your banner, let it proudly hs--
The foe is in the field-the BATTL E's EIeHi
Rouse, rreemen rouse, come forth in your might!
for Justice, Liberty. and Right!
. MARTIN VAN BUREN '
AND ANINDEPENDENT TREASURY,
AGAINST
HENRY CLAY,
ANDA ........
NATIONAL BANK OF FIFTY MILLIONS.
-...e@e"~--
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN 1TcKET
BANK REFORM--SIOCKH0L
DERS L1.ABLEy
For Representative,
SEBASTIAN BRAINERD.
For Sheriff,
JACOB HELWfG.
For Treasurer,
JACOB KITCH. ya.
For Commissioner, .-
JAMUEL MILLER.
For Recorder,
BOWERS SEATON.
For Assessor, -
HEWIS CON WELL.
For Surveyor.
HARMAN V. BEESON,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN d. CUMMlNS.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

DEMOCRATS. Prepare yourselves.
The Federal Bank Wings are doing
their utmost to defeat you; all their wilee
and cunning, are 'conjured up TO over
hrow and PROSTATE yon on Tuesday
next. THE Federal officers of the
county, Principals, Deputies and extra
Deputies, are traversing the couny.
drumming up their subtle dupes 10 6
man. ,ba, they may make last efor
to overthrow democracy. But will yo,
he overih.o own and trod upon by them
No! Then go 10 the polls.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

1t is hoped that the Judges Of Elections, who
return the Poll Books, will do itby Wednesday
noon. s- u# ..ta.a'a
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

The Democrats Of Kentucky have cal
led a State Convention, for The purbose
of nominating Candidates for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor. Also 10 put in
nomination Electors for President ard
Vice President.[X. Spark.