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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

The yellow fever still RACES with uE diminish
ed violence at N. Orleans, There were 20 in-
terfnents OH the 18th inst. I6 Of fever. The
Louisianian Of the 18th THE sickness
has not aba,ed either IN rhagnity or frequency,
although the numlflE, Of recorded deaths is not
so great as it was this time two yenrs ago, The
weather is serene, mild and pleasantly cool in
the day time. The air in the morning and night
is chilly, which is believed to be an unfavorable
stl O. atmosphere, bot'l 10 the sick and to
t use who are liable 10 the epidemic. I"
Fs,-The Mobile Journal ofthe 18th inst states that
there isystno signs of the abatement Of tn,
prevailing sPidotnic, The average number OF
leuths was oysri pr DAYS ga. ,
Deaths in Charleston for the woek eudiDg 1.-The
i5ih iHst %. Yellow fever7.
!, Extract ofa Msrchan,'s Isiler. Augnsta, Geo.
Sept. 14ib: Doctor Robertson, DR.. Anthony, aptt
Dr. Ever are taken down. All our physieV
are sick or dedd but one. The shsriifspg ~
shaIl died yesterday. c. Laiiimer and
inings we're taken last night Thesadaihs ~
% 70 per day. do hot beliexs there are IlU.
persons, white aid black, wfesIssp within the
City. ~. y,
Apostscribt to letter from Augusta, datedl
he 18th, says: "The fever is very bad, and will
deserted place we had 7 deaths to ~ ssstsF,
lay.." Phi!adelp6M Mes.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
LET US NOT BE dlIfD0AsE.

Within few weeks past, ,elssI have beer
heldin several States, all of whis have result
-s,l most alispiciously for the Denocratic cause
ntliree Of the States the wings have been sue
islissfhl, but by majorities much less than the,
have obianod in former years. In every State.
however, the democrats have had unprecedent
ID gaint ..
In two States, Indiana and Tennessee, there
has been a complete revolution. The democra
cy have received an accession to their ri nks o.
at least FIFTY THOUSAND FREEMEN.
Federalism has been annihilated. and the BAN
lpsr Of democracy and equality floats in triumph
over the patriotic yeomanry Of those two States.
Should not their noble example be followed
BY the DEMOCRATS OF OHIO We con,
if we but WILL 1T, gain as glorious a Victory
over the piebald legions Of federalism in this
State as did our brethern of Tennessee in theirs
Nothing is required but actively and promptness
We must 60 to the POLLS early and vote, and
urge all our democratic friends to Ego and do
likewise" The Bank party must not be al
lowed to triumph over people, and fasten upon
this great State an oaiouS and ruinous shinplas-
ter currency. Let eFery democrat do his duty
and we will give thefederal demagogues TEN
NESSEE ROUT.
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A Republican.
For tie Democrat.

For tie Democrat
Me- Rdilors:-We presume il will be un>
necessary 70 state to the public, that the Cos
mopolite has the moral carcass of James Pat
rick under dissection-and only when they re-
linquish their claims to-his small remains, by
pressing the knife into the hands ofether F. D,
NJ Meal, Isaac Stsese or H. Camp, will We
have the opportunity Of seeing any of those
Gentlemen chew up the fragments --as to his
mortal carcuss, the substance has been too much
wasted by peculiar species of debaurhery, to
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
A RoeUEcArcHER.
Look out For Deceit.

Messrs Editors.
We would warn our Democratic friends III
other townships, ofthe spurious ticket in cir
culation. 1t is headed Independent Democrat
10 ticket with a spurious name as candidate
for Representative, and Isaac N Roberts for
Assessor. Mr. Roberts is not candidate for
any Office. Mr. Lewis coNwrIL, is our Dem
ocra,c cadidate.
SANDY.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
CoRoNER's SALE.

DY virtue Of writ OF g ia st kvG
" ia 10 me directed from the Court
OF Common Please Of TuScarawas county, in
favor Of Elisha James, vs. Thomas Mills and
John G. Best, lshalI expose for sale at Pub
lie Vendue, at the house Of said Thomas Mills,
in Wayne township, on Saturday the l6th
day Of October inst, between the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following property 10 wit:
Three hundred bushels Of Wheat, 20 acres of
Corn in the ground, four hundred Dozen of
Oats, three head Of horses, ten tuns Of Hay,
twelve head Of hogs. two head of Cows. one
Yoke Of Oxen one pair of French Burr Mill
Stones. ti-[
ARTHUR B. RoWLEE,
COrOner.N
Oct s. 1899,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
A DEMocRAr

For the Democrat. +
Messrs EdiIors--As James Patrick has given
The appellauoA Of liar and scoundrel to F. D.
M'Meal, Isaac Steese, and H Camp, .thvee re-
spectacle individuals in this county, two Of
whom am particularly aequlnted with. am
constrained injustice TO those gentlemen, to state
TO an intelligent public, that he grounds which
those gentlemen Gn their Official capacity az a
special com nittee appointed by The Democratic
couyention) have taken, are unequivocally true.
That he does not bear the name of his father,
we can prove land ] refer rhose gentlemen to
Mr.. Charles M'Lesn. in Fry's valley, in this
county for The proof He was neigbbor Of
James KIRK Patrick and his father in ireland,
and he will swear TO the fact, tha, Patrick drop.
ped the K1k for some cause best known to him
seff.
A RoeUKcATcHER.
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For iha llenoc.rai.

Messrs Ea|Iofs ID would be use-
less to, Il a.1 40 opIni,n n on ihe me,lts
II some reInsI.S Of Iaines Patrick ans
mis- bosom lt'.Ad .ipho h. +. Il VIA 10
.ame The beI. IS 'he AdyodHI1 bfei
he signalu! Ns|iee."
ItopeUs |||eIf ias il y 81 & ~
ain1t the ll''||<'|''N s.sning s'.|seIi
Broad rud Is 5|her word. S|.>c.
ting The fiie i6 ''11se selyes @ '|s ID,
genileman .|. 81 gsBefoVs ta1I>F
pursued toN8I. 051Eliap Bre|66 a. IA
connec.iod viii |@ mn from abt
plus; il hug 1s'1hrd with 6flIth.
aud friend 't'sstipne, bul CIab
shows his dI'f1o '1p b the wihdiae op
pfthy comdnD|>A for in Dc 6Sx.
paragraph u n4sa Patrick and j 81 .
f., )endeaySfs q ST. Up the, Warren
ties, and i1trn. 6eDi against Mr..
Brarnard. ..EEsp
AS well 0ie 1'aes Patrick attemp,
TO Ielute me 1|.s' 1harges made a.
gaInSt DIS muI |' IAcl0r 10 th0 Cos
mopolite,ss |A''' ts can eSertan ip-
fluenc amope pure democracy sol
Warren, " a|s,pous political lies
and fahFicptIo The death knell
which WaFfeh once faIg in Ais ears,is
Recorded 100 deeply on the tablet ol
his memory, ID be forgotten by him,
-Mr BfaiHaid never spoke in such a
manper- Palfiek's base soul has giveu
birth to such monslrous fabrication.
MI bfainara has ever pursued a con-
cillaiOfy co1fee; his demeanor has been
thatofIhe genliemaD; he respects The
feelings ofalL for he is sensitive him
self
"A Republican.
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n. .$NOlIce Il h2l a9ep TO the COM
s:s,S eiosed oiIieklk N fhs ut Rife Reg
mn 4lh B. M 70 Nj. t6neet a,
ne NSoasa 81 iorlsthe9 'lsks I'd "a So
,6asf 6ih Ssy 81 q ispbe Psxiy an
/: :6es lhsfs 70 slsss sns g .9psl : tp'
saidrs zsmeni. N
By order ofike Big. Gen.
a B Rri,chasds
, Brig. lnsPsetoF.
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COMMUNICATIONS,
Fur the Democrat.


Messre Editors. communicate,
'eaded "Sebasiian BraiDard,' appeared
the MassIlIon Gazette last week,
Witch requires a passing notice.
In the first place, II was concOeted
,etween James Patrick, Wing gem
leman in the southern pan Of this coun.
~, and the talented whig editor Of the
Gazette. James Patrick and his whie
ally Of Tuscarawas county frmed il,
and the immaculate Dr.. who lives
under the hill, embellished il iD his
quaker style. We we'll know that the
sho, at Sebastian Brainard, though
coming from quarter where he re-
slded for some years, will fali perfectly
harmless, when II passes over the Tus>
carawas line; FOR the Ablc editor of the
Gazette has 100 small a caIber, and
too little ammunition in his intellectual
stOrehouse, TO discharge h,s shot efiec-
tually at Mr. Brainard.
He says: in the language Of our
mutual friend, we once hardly knew
any body else,' but Sebastian. Il is to
be regretted that MIR Brainard, while in
Massillon, should have associated with
such sairits; and we doubt whether he
did; q 5ebastian Brainard is a man Of
good IL s-unless through the power.
full influence Of animal magnetism, Of
which the learned DR.. stands forth the
bold advocate our friend Brainard ex-
pected to converse with spirits more
ETHEREAL, and more intellectual, than
the small puny Esculapius that ushered
him into their presence.
Suffice il 10 say, we know the learned
Dr> and ll we may be permitted to ex-
press an opinion, taking bis small talk,
his animal magetism, his last produc-
tion headed"our announcement aud his
menacing Postscript, we consider him
the most unprecedented compound Of
gas, folly and idiocy, ever presented to
The editorial corps. We will do justice
to James Patrick's talents to say, that
the able Dr.. might be benefited by so.
journ,ng in his office few months, in the
small capaci y Of Printer's Devil; u tho
he might not be in a situation 10 lend
much moral worth to his character. he
would at least place the animal or
magnetic Doctor lh HAT enyiable aspect
before the public, which would re-
move hlm one degEes|pr more from idol
cy; provided thai hic idiocy be not con-
Firmed or conslltuilopal Your popguD,
Ihep, DR.. u, ,dsf james Pa,I,Ck's lualon,
would carry tnoi bali, Il would g,ye a
blaet compound of Wi,Acism, vuIgsrity,
and no morsl.|y. Ior Patrick has hone
10 spare, wte|eas under The present
d.spensation, :iIe:a is d complete intel-
Ieotual dsah e||eminscy and unsuc>
cesSiuI attempis IL biliiclsm, being The
sum total Of YOU psodnciions.
James PatAoh viii no doubt this
week transfer sbe pfoauciion into the
columns OF his Ittsr, and it Is Shea
the public will trace DE whole iransae-
lion to lis source. smes Patrick, andhls
irlendin the sJalll asSthe chief cooks
aud bolte vasheff, AID tho magnetic
l)oetoracuhg % II' Il. ! ats-paw or turn
spit IN ihe ktkeos then lame.
Patrick exlratiihe ( ifom rhs Shig Ga.I
1elie 80 ably saslaiasd BY the zfore
aid csls-pay hOpe 10 lDieItgep.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
FIRE IN NEW YORK.

A fire occurred at New York on the 23d inst.
which destroye the National Theatre, three
Churches, and several valuable dive Ilings.
The loss is estimated at from three 10 four
hundred thousand dollars. Il originated in a
carpenters shop.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
octS. 1888.
FOR SALE,
VpIuable tract on thA Tuscarr

VeIuabIe tract on Tho Tuscarawas river
IA near New Comerstown in Tuscaruwas
county, containing 600 ACRES, commonly cal
led the Mitchell Tract. Persons desirous of pur-
chasing are referred to Andrew Creter Esq. Of
New Comersown, who will show them the
premisas, and are desired to make thoir props,
sails known to said Creier or f+fy self, by the I'd
weeR in Oct9bsr,at which time Mr.. M itchel
expects TO be here, and ready TO close bargain
should suitable terms be offered. &
Vt @ b. M. ATHERTON.
New Philadelpbia. Sent. 1899. al.
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SANDY.
Look out Farmers.

Wheat willcommand better price
after the election. The wings with
their Banks always produce pressure
al this time. and charge it to the Ad-
ministrstion, 10 effect the Ballot Box.
You all know the game,
;.- EYES OPEN.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03

The Rev. Mr.. Byington will Preach in the
Presbyterian Meeting house, on.Sunday morn>
ing at half past 10 o'clock, and Miss Bacon 8
Funeral Sermon in the afternoon, at the usual
time.
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FELLOW CITIZENS,--
Justice to the respectable
character of cur Democratic
Ticket, calls loudly for the
course we are now taking. Gen
tlemen whose characters have
ever stood unexceptiOnabIe be-
fore the public, have been drag
ged into the public columns of
the Advocate, villified, and a
bused by James Kirk Patrick
Tor Patrick if you please) j. H.
Fitger, and the low contempt
ible hireIings and truckers Of
the aforesaid firm.
We will exOnerate every re-
spectacle sUhig from any partici
patton i'm this black, nefarious
and unholy warfare. We do
not charge the party EN- masse !;
but we regret exceedingly that
the stain of a few base SLAM
derers may attach itself to the
skiFts Ofthat party, a majority
of whom, we will acknowl-
edge, are entirely innocent.
We have heard many re-
spectacle Wings make the
catltHid assertion. that we had
very strong, q very respect
able ticket, and they ackowI-
edged at the same time the
weakness Of their own in some
respects; but a few contempt
ible wretches lin the very face
of responsibility and the very
authority of the moral part of
their OsUn party, ,have launched
out into the most scurrilous a.
buse of the candidates of our
Ticket.
Has our party met these
hirelings ON their ground! No.
Have we abused theil nomi-
nees? No. Have we dragged
them into the public print :?
No. Wings or Democrats
will respond, Mo-!
We now asE the candid pub
lie, If, from the assertion Of
the respectable wings them
selves, we had not every favor
able opportunity Wing candidates. ON the exion
their ticket without mentioning had not fine field for fgng them
with their and with facts Of hem
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GOMEZ! TOE THE CHALK!.S

ME subscriber wishing to enlarge tN
IL groceries finds il necessary to cfasfe !;
IN those who are indebted to him a,TN
look, note ,tor otherwise, in order th9 fs IL
meet his ends. He regrets TO be-.
,ecessity, cifcumstaRhes NJ y
Those who cannot possibly n aa(s 4 K
will confer favor by settling iaosG " Y y
y he must have, and that on NJ ,,rsssS
II this month. So take DotD6Ssst, M
:, JAMES n, Phgears :
N. B. He still contiRits cared
much lower than can be had ,ras;s-
in town at his Store, next doE mcon. ~
Hotel. ARJ gariousI ~
July 80, 1s39.-n5 YSsiad in coa, raI
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Ohio Statesman.
ATTENTIONlDOVER GUARDSl
Tou are her4y ordered to meet in

The town Il Dover, on Saturday
the 10Th day of oc bber nexi, fully uniformed
md equipped according TO law, for the purpose
1of training and inspl lction. The Company will
form in front Of thI Commercial Inn, at half.
past O'clock, A, N. of said day. By order
Of the Capt ~
bAVID,w. oCKER, "
LIST STgsaNt.SIi
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q ~ n
nnhnn-h u IN. IL.


HS'''Ony nnii'Ou e'tONos toO Of -. - :
Ind scOundrel Ibis tsHgue ~ Ha
ow blackguard, Too dsbased mthe eyr.
muuity to reach or defAme the character or
respectable man.
II would be an outrage to humanity and a
disgrace to the operator, to csstigate the poor
creature, and lay bare his bones 10 public SYM
oaihy. 1--WE confidently hope that such step
will not be taken) We refer our readers TO the
Cnsmopolite, where his base soul has been tru>
ly exposed to public gaze.
. A DEMooa.p.
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DOVER, AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
PRICES CURRENT. --
" hEAIl " Il EAT n

I'M HE snbscrbess will pay 'is highest mar
ket price for Wheat, Of al times, deliver.
cd al ther Storsflouse in Dnver.
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