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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17
From the Richmond Enquirer,

THE Goth CoNGRess. The last N. Y. Times;
(the Conservative orSan,) gives much ftirer
view of the state of parties in the kext Congress
than most OF lis tribe. 1t gives the Adminis,ra-
tion l3 members, and the Wings ll7-Ieaving
the representatives ofMaryand and 2 of Mis-,
sisslppi, to he elected next months. In making
out this tabuier statement, the Times adopts the
principle of assigning 10 each party the members
who have respectively received the certificates
of election thus al one slap dash it gives the
Wings the whole six Delegate from N. Jersey
when it is notorious that the Republican Re-
presen,atiyes have been set aside by gross fraud
Rectifying this error, the vote would stand ll6
for the Administration, and ll2 for the Wings.
Allowing then that the 2 doubtful votes in Penn
sylvania and Ilinoi when rectfied by Con-
sress, shall onset each other, then the Admins
tralion would have majority of 6. - On the
suppositon, too, that the chances in Maryland
and Mississippi are equal the friends of the Ad-
minislratiOn would still have majority Of 5.
But the Times errs in claiming for the wings
the whole votes OF Georgia. In that state, Il
counts without its host--3, if not 4, of her Re.
presents tiyes will probably cooperate with the
friends of the Administration. The N. Jersey
vote is very important. The Wings say, thai
:he Democrats are tryingto carry the majority o.
her Legislature in the Election Of next months
with the hope ofelecting Republican Govern
or with their vote, who will grant new certifi.
cate of Election to the Republican Represen
tatiVes. Al all events, the N. York Times saws
1--WE class the Whigs as beinO elected w,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17

Running a Rail Road through a
granite mountain !-lmpractlbe as an
undertaking of this kind would seem, to
most people, such one, nevertheless,
bids far ere long to be accomplished;
for Mr. Volta, an Italian engineer is sta
ted by a late Swiss paper, to have con-
celved the hercu'ean idea Of running a
rail road flom the Lake Of Zurich, to
communicate with that Of Milan 10 CO.
mo, BY cutting a gallery through part Of
the SpIpgen, and illus of supersedIrg the
Iaborious task of passing over that
mountain. NJ. Volta Is convinced that
a gallery may be pierced, and is Of o.
pinion that the granite. Of which the
mountain is composed, will be found
hard en- ough to allow of It's beiog used
as rails On the line, instead OF iron. Ii
is added that the project ls very favor
ably received in the Cantons touching
on the proposed line. Verify the peo-
PIE Of ths present age begin to exhlblt
4tron& ind C t one HAT they will soon be
asie 10 accomplish works Of as won-
de'tal magnitude as did the ancient
"gyfRdhs, in the palmy days OF their
'o"e'and glory; end, what is better,
nc, moosrno are more thoroughly inn
'ueo Win hitn'ss.sUlsm than welc tAe
inctea's, 0ne goo6 a2ed holg!droueh
\ mountain, vii! be Of rifosq service to
the dwe'IeFs on this mundane sphere,
ban all the pyramids whose SUBMITS
tower above The clouds, (M Era '
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17

espected hour terminated his useful life and val.
able lahors.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17

Gov PORTER, of Pennsylvania, has
Instructed the Attorney General of the
State, and his deputies, to instituie pro-
ceedlngs against all persons or corpora.
tons whatever, who shall issue any
substitute for money of a less denomiDa-
tion than Eve dollars.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17

The Philadelphie Herald, of this
morning, says:-The Girard and United
States Bank have discounted literally,
and there is much greater ease in the
money market. u S. Bank Post Notes
are at 10 fourth par cent. per month
discount.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17
POS,I SCRlT81H1.

by the polIteness OF u. W, Siingluh,
ae have been favored with the Bhln-
more Patriot OF the lllh of October.
The N. Y. Courier of yesterday says,
The harvest Of Great Britain has IN.
qestionably been future, and the crop
Is estimated to be at least 5000, 600,
quarters short.
The bullion in the Bank of Bucland
is estimated at & $500, 900, and sus-
pension Of specie payment by that insti.
turion, was confidently predicted,
There Is no panic about money, nor
any increased difficulty in that respect.
As 10 our own banks, there is no excite.
ment. Their business is going on with
perfect quietness, and if your people exs
pect seriously 10 see suspension here,
they will be disappointed. There will
be no such thing either here or east Of
here. have seen one Of the Rhode
Island Bank Commissioners, who says
the banks there will not stop while New
York stands firm.
l have alsojust been conversing with
one of the most intelligent of the, Boss
ton Bank Presidents, He says no such
thing as suspension viii be thought of
there. With very few exceptions our
merchants are united with the banks in
opinion, Of what ought to be and what
will be.
The packet for London did not sail TO
day. We have most of arrivals to
day, as you will see by the ship news l
send you, Cotton is quiet. Gennessee
-four has sold pretty we'll this forenoon
at $6 37a6 SO. Southern may be quo~
ted at $6 l2a6 rs for all sorts. Corn
72a75 for Southern. Rye has been sold
at 77a79 cents.
The New York Correspondent of
Philadelphia Herald says that U. s.
Bank stock was offered on Friday at
wi after the Stock Board has adjourn
ed, but no buyers at that price.
"There is one thing certain: the
notes ofthe United States Bank are no
longer receivediin preference to those Of
any other of your banks, but are more
stunned than they were ever sought af-
ter, even by its warmest advocates"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17

WAMTp Tpmpeter
"A Girl to do House ~
riuting Office in Dover. up
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-09
RUsHTON e. ASPlNALL,s

NO''iA AcA> N tAST ALL'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE-A speedy
~ and certain euro for tho Fever and Aquc.
rcmttent and intermittent fevcrs; prepared from
the original reel pc. Used with eminent and uni
versal success In 1882, by persons of tho highest
responsibility in this city; stated in the annexed
! certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished SUCCESS, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced TO offer it to the pub
lie in its present form i'll the hope that it may be
the means of relieving many Of those who arc
suffering under the scourge of country. 1t is
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
cfincting cure, even in tho most obstinate stare
OF the disorder. 1t is not at all disagrccablc, and
persons of the weakest stomach ana children nav
take it with impunity. Ii gtlens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate eases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The propricto-s are
so well convinced of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund the price of evcry bolIo which has been
takan in accordanc, with the directions and has
not effected perfect cure of tho fever 4 aruc,
A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
corner Of Bicnvc and Chartrcs streets,
For District Agencies apply Ia
jos r. W. SMITH, 4S CONT At.
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MONTAGl'E'S
B.1 l. M FOR THE TIE tn.

TIVE estah shed reputation and constant increasing
demand for this el,' tlal remedy OF pain, and rra
servative Of the teeth has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns i'll the United States. so us to place il ih
the reach OF those suffering und likely to suffer this
haruHsing of all aches, ToOtll-nclle.
When applied according TO directions given
bottle, it has failed !" afford immediate and
manent relief. 1t also arrests the decay 'le.ctv
teeth, and relieves tit which frequent,
renders Il strong tooth useless The application and
| remedy are simple, innocent. mn not unpleasan and
the large number OF persons in different sections of tn
country, that have ALREADY experienced such dclighli
and suutury effects from The Of the Isnln arc ready
to bear (tnr the public goo') their testimony its
rivnled Qualities. 1t is mn Indian remedy obtained
snguIary u,l expcctcdIy, und ma be rrgnrIc.! by
the civilized world "a the most valuable discovery
| redmnn Of the woods.
p'ce 81 Yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
mr. Cor Common and TrhatlullIns IL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-UntounIrd
~ runors ut the undo rSgncd having sold out
Or discontinued his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
| NJ 30 tnsiom housr street,
Having boon most indus,rousy crcu ,ted nv self
interested parties, the subscriber bcgs assure his
friends generally, and the public at large that he
still continues within two doors of his late, or
former stand, to be. furnished with foil and ex.
tcnsivs supply Of all the standard kinds of kitchen
or vegetable "nrden Seeds of the growth and i'm.
port OF the present season, 1887.
Since the early part VI September, no has re.
ceivcd ample supplies, by the packet ships Vicks.
burg, Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York. BY the Misss
spPi and another packet, he is in daily expccta.
ton Of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received invoices thereof by
| mail.
| The subscriber begs further to assure t.. public
at laree, that he is at present as well enabled to
meet and execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale retail, as he ever was
| since his first establishment in january, 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
tillod at the lowest and most reasonable rates. by
the pound weight, and gallon or busilcl measure
Catalogues either in French or English, NAV
always be obtained personal application as
| usual, to WIN, SMITH
Garden Seed Store, IS Customhousc sire y.
NOTE.-A constant supply of Bird Seed. citI er
mixed or plain; pulverzcd soup; herbs and Shakers
dried herbs,-with supply OF peas and bcanr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-09

Fancy Pocket Books-Under this head will be
found splendid variety Of ladies' and gcnlemcn's
pocket books, note, card, needle aud thread Cases
Fancy stocks. Suspcnders, &c-Of the latest
pattern and Of superior quality. consisting of plain
and figured satin, bombaz:ne, velvet and cloth
stocks, linen bosoms. plain. and fancy with and
without rutlieH shirt collars, suspcrdcrs called
Washington s'spendcrs, also, gum elastic worst.
cd and cottonctt do, with aud without rollers,
pantaloo" straps with wire springs; and great va.
riety Of gcntlemens wear, made expressly for tho
retail trade, by A. l.. Vanhorn and Son Of Phila.
deIphia.
Combs-A general and complete ussortmea
of combs from their manufact DRY. Also, English
and French dressing cenlbs, etc. dec27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-09

Scrofuln or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chrome Cuaneous Dis Pains in the Bones, by fro
, eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiated stne
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with thu
greatest pharmaceutical care and " a,, contain
the active principle Of Snrsaparlla in the most concea
rated degree combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great desleraum with physicians in being abb
to exhibit large quantity of Sarsaparilla in a sma
dose has been obtained in this prepnration-,hey beni
FULLY convinced of its merits, confidently administer
the course of their practice.
, Price 81 so por bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS. drug store, No. ] Canal street, whe-
may he hnd fresh and gen,nc direc from the prrri<
tors Swainls Pnnnceu and Vermiu-e Potter's C;tloi
con, Carpenters Preparations and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs ma
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nOI.BEARS Science of Permanship received, and
- for sale ut their permanent Writing Acatlemies
No. Chatres street, New Orleans, lsy Broadway
New York, Danphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all nge.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the svsem for themselves.
Lessons are given at s1ch houses as NAV suit the
Convenience of all, and to classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer tcan receive lesson. at their own rc
sidences.
Persons paying for one of lessons are desired
attend until they write we'll as they WISH
mi Dol. BEAR Il BROTHER.
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WI cor. Charles and Common ste.
kOWANTs TONIC MIXTURE

"."NN'S lONIC MIXTURE,
, ~: treatment and cure Of the Eever a nd fsue
wiz re READILY discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
.nfe superior 10 the ordinary ,ncds Of rentins
H. ana Acu'. In the first place, he ng n Vcgc.
tne h1frnc and free from any lecterioux and poison
Rodents, it may lie taken with the ntmos, safe
~ even nv the tender infant, or aged invalid II me-
e"'' vt the disease. consequently the cops-
non soon rcgn'ns its woned toms and ACTIVITY I, cs,ob
shcs sonni md permanent appetite by nvisora,ing
gives relish to the enioy,neu,, of I, STE
ne,! peculiar in having pureative quality j, remains
wy IN me bowels I" inrrensc This disorder or to create
"'sshses, but thoroughly clcanses the several or
s" : 'l digestion, and thus benefits the sy stem
III M''",eVer ohef affections it may he oppressed.
I" !" ms hi'er the nfthc Tonic Mixture have
vi" EXPOSED I" all the usual causes Of the disease,
n nNse escaped any symptoms Of return: whereas bv
It'd an increased liability to recurrence The dancer
=. frequent reapses sfthe Ague, is very evle n for
the ,stem will become too much prost,ate to
- a''e e react with medicine and speedily fall a vic.
nv u" nch incessant violence The Tonic Nixmr. is
eFf" AZ such reasonable price, as TO pIacs it wbn
c 'eorh o. every one.-so that the moor and desttute
are hcrehy furnished with assistance without soliciting
wv "H and attendance which is frequently denied 10
'"c 1 or else very reluctantly bestowed.
me ''n"lc arc rcepectly cautioned against the spu
E,V sale. ~ saw wv "''' '''o'eu
~ pfernfed only b, DR.. John n. Rowand, at his
i.a i "rv' .Marke, srrc,, Philadelphia.
The Subscribers are the wholesale AREN'T. 6,r ,l,e
E""m western states, and will sell by the gross at
tHe 'hh"'e' phia prices. To be had al retail aise a,
most INC apothecari's in tha city.
JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
,. Wholesale Druggists,
h@''e cor Common e. TchouitouIns q
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-09

HAMPERS CLASSICAL. LIBRARY,
/ GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, u D. with
an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS Of various
9 9, &c; by Ben Jonson Cowey, Milton, Dryden
Pope Addison, Swift Cilatteton, q Wakefield Person
Bryan, nc. and some Of the eminent poets Of til
PiitEDRUs with the appendix If iu,us transls
and tsot "Harpcrs Classical Library
lhs Expedition OF HUMPHREY Ci.INXER, by
o!hostt, VI d. with Il mem ,r of the Author, BY rhns
Cruikshank
Il'h iifSf;n Tale, by the author OF "Ricnoi,es
Mary OIL lrsundj," Sc, edition, vu.e compile
PAUL ,LlFFuRD; by the au,u.,r O, .'prh..
The Disc el,' &c, bain, volume !, tn. new ~
act ~ ~.rs Complct" I,Is ..uht r.. rvaI
sale y WIZ iic!ieaN
tACtN SiuES-.|r casks Cincinnati .tnus
} 'a"In, froin '',s ssean,"at Eca, arn /, y, SAFE,
DetiERI d HAWE
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CAPTAIN MARHYATTS NEW NOVELS
Rnn/'n HE Refer by the author OF Peter Simple 40
in 2volS.
Cummings, a Winter at Schlops fairfield in Low.
Stylin by Captain Basil Hail. Royal Navy, ri
=, in vol. -
Lord RoIdnn, n romance by Allan Cunningham, | ~
Sheppard Lee. written ny himself in wells.
d C0mpe"dions History IF italy, translated from tie
original ltalInn, by Nathaniel Green's in vol for
>, ming No. 70 of ilarper's Family Library
Vols. 4 fot the complete and uniform edition
of Washington Irriue's Works.
HoS'rs French and English Dictionary in vol, 3vo
NnSe"fs French nut English Dictionary.
ALse-A few more copies of Conbcs Phrennlogv
"h'cnzl large Surveyors tomlasses of superior qua
ny. with ciuins Billiard Balls Of ia and ~ inches
&c &c &c.
Just received, I'd for sals by
m3l DcN, Cx,v
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IIAREcWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, AlninIun.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY IRON NEW
ORLEANS

A'AieAA> ~ ~ "'SC FAD.H I'VE "
ORLEANS.
'HNif' proliictr "t This establishment has the plea
sure Ut announcing to his friends and the public:
IN general 1T he will he in readiness by the first day of
May to receive visers. lln will also for the he
nett of those distance that there have been large
improvements nude, and others going on and in
rapid progress for conpc,ion which will enable the
s'iiscr her to accommodate much largcr number than
heretofore, and at the same time much better.
Famle can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those who prefer have large cabins eacled from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary e say anything in par,ic,
lar of the character OF these wtcrs for is generally
believed that they not inferior to any in the South.
ern States. All the amusemeuts that are generally
found at Watering Places will be found ut this. The
best music that this part Of tn country affords, has
been engaged and will be in constant attendance at the
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will uvai himself of this ep,.nrtunity
in returning his uneigned thanks fur the verv liberal
support given him last season. and hopes hv the exer
tons that have hren made in improving and extending
the accommodations merit liberal patronage In,
present season. JNO CRAM.
ul,}
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New York, August, 1888.
PROSPECTUS

NAySE
THE subscriber proposes to publish, in tho be.
ginning of the onsalng winter, a Condemnation i
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports to he comprised IN four
volumes, svo., according to tho model of Peters
Conueosr,; Reports.
This work 10 now IN preparation by J. Burton
Harrison. Esq, Of this city. assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by 4
distinguished retired Judge of the Supreme Court,
and by one of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally DO rcapcd from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more no.
cessary as the original is volumnous. expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest, in the other. States Of the Union in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of louisiana; aud the
circumstance of the numerous principles here dc,
sided in tho adjustment Of conflicts OF laws, makes
the knowledge of our adudged cases of prime uli.
lily TO the ju-sts of tho whole Union. Moreover,
tho rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes
aud tins there is great dena I'D for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenicnt notes, indicating tho parallel case.
decided in Louisiana. and occasionally those IN the
more authoritative forums of the otnr States win
added to each case.
The work will form four VOLUMES, royal oct 70,
and will be delivered, bound, 10 subscr beers at 80
per VOL; in it should DO found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to SUD-
cribers will bc 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN
,e.1 cor Camn and Conmsn .,S
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BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN REVISITED. &C. &c

&rAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author o Aveas
~ in SPAIN in 2vos.
1.n% q inaaa character, as generally applicable ia
the Aborisnies of North America by q Turner Eso
. vols.
The Political Grammar, of tho United States, or a
complete view OF the theory and practice Of the genera
and state governments, with the relations Lov ecu them
dedicated and adapted the ,sung men OF the Tinted
States, by E ID Mansfield, ESQ
Ntm'ofs Hunting TaSrs inlerspersed with character
stic anecdotes, ngs and dongs of sporting men,
GLIDING notices OF the principal cruck riders Of England
with analytical contents, and general index of names,
volumes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-09

REWAEE OF a SWINDLER-A person remc-
- senng himself as n member of Congress from
Texas, and passing by the of Parker took leg
bail for Houston Texas, the 9Th Of December last,
leaving his bill at my house uupaid This is To warn
the good people of Texas beware of tie npostcr for
such there is IN doubt he il. WM CLARK
fe5 R;.;nr So He,
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THE FLORIDA LINE

% M Nozzle ," '" 1" asy "a; S.
ssss sx1Sas0 o'clock. IN per U S mail boa,
for il.lI's Landing, above Bakely thence four
post coaches to Pensacola-thcnc" steamboats, to
Lagr nge, here the and ,on,e is resumed -,hencs
via Mariana and Brow nsviIle, Fla. Bainbridge,
Pindertown, H,wkinsvlle. Saundersv|e & Lnpis
Vile to Augusta, Ga, c"nnecting regularly with
the rail road curs 10 Charleston. and the steam
packets TO Now York, Norfolk, Philadelphia, etc !.
The steam boats are the hes, Tor the service, and
the navigation presents moro advantages than can
be found upon any steamboat route in the south.
ern region.
The great Improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction of fifty miles Of new
road, by the pr"prietors, viz from I.aGrange on
LAFAYETTE Bayou, nm arm Of Santa Rosa Bay, TO
Bryanrs Ferry, on the Chattnhoochee river, len
mile 5 above the Cowfsrd, or Ia above Cedar Bluff,
whereby the navigation Of the river, and the con-
s"Iuent detentions, and more recently the incnn
venient crossing at the Cowford, are entirely
avoided, and fine road from Marinnna direct
t" Bainbridge, instead OF the r"undabou, 70 ID via
Cha tlah""chce. leesenng the distance about forty
miles, and increasing the facilities more than
ouce day.
Aro, branr, line Of two horee stages every
other day f"m Haw kinsvlIe, via P. rry 10 Macor,
Ga. connecting with the line 10 Savannah and
| 'Darien, Geo.
A mail ssnmhoa, niles regularly he ween
Bnhridge and Apalachicola. Travellers wishing
10 reach any point on Cha',ah"ochee or Apalach :
| cola, can take steot.hoat at Brownsville.
Mobile TO Pensacola Land Rou o-During The
time occupied by the repairs of bua's, the proprie
tors Of the F"rda line will run line Of f"u
II rise post comedies every other day be,wet NJ,
! hlle and Pensacola.
| Passengers will leave NJ ollie Al 3 u'rl"ck D m
in h. U S mail boat, aud proceed I" Halls Land
inu, where tour horse coach vii. 10 IN waiting :.
convey Them TO the excellent house Of MIR. CharIt
Hail, 4 mile distant, where they will in,
pleasant nccommo datlnns for the nght-leavin1
mex, morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl,
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort o
night travelling.
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
Inns Ho'sl, Pensacola, where seats mus, be seeu
red. STOCKTON g. Co. nov |