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mr. IA 5aw.m AZ Canal street.
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta fCccl
r EAEES Mobile every other tay Immediately ,ttei
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per IN,
steamboat EMELlSE to Blakelv, coaches to Pensacola
steamboats, pcr Pensacola l,ay St Rosa sound and Choc
taachie River and ,ay) to Cedar Bluff, coaches theme.
via Mariann,, Chat,alouchee, FORMERLY Mount Yer
non,) l3anbrllgc Pimerton; ilawkiusville and Louis
vilie to Augusta passenger taking his seat at Mo.
bile is in no danger of being thrown out or losing hi,
preference By other conflicting interests as the FLOR.
DA LINE. is hut on. concern, and under one COZ ,ro
throughout and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon hrs
at Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
er and at any Season, unless some most unforeseen ca.as.
is carried ty this route. The Agents for accomn,o,,a.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

straps and wnrs,et rein web: chain and hook
names; blind brides and lines; Scotch collars,
and nurse aud mule collars. ..m all 4uai,,.s; mo
rocco, buck bear. sheep and bnfino skins; pin ed
brass and steel bride bits Of every description.
plated. brass and sIec spurs of every description;
plated, Lrass and steel stirrups Of every descrips
ton'
Togetper with n complete nssortmen, Of every
article in their line Of husiness-ail Of which they
offer for sale on accommodating lerms.
They will ais" continue to receive through the
year, by pack from New York, fresh supplies to
keep their stock ample and complete.
kCCES, DAVIDSON & CO.
f8 Is Canal st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

HAYS LINIMENT.-No Fiction OK
l. traordiuary chemical comp sition, tho result
Of science, and the invention Ut a celebrated mcdl
cal man, tho introdu9 OF which to the public
was invested with the solemuhy OF a dca,Iibcd
beQuest, has since gained reputation unparalleled
fully sustaining tho correctness OF tho lancntcd
Dr. Gridlcy's last confession, that g he dared not
die without giving to postcrty the beu"!it of hi,
knowledge this subject" and he therefor,
b,qucathcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
1t is used in tho principal hospitals, and
tho private Practice in our country, first aud most
certainly for tho cure OF the Piles, and cx,cn
sively and cfrciuny as To brir crcduity, unless
where its effects witnessed Externally in tno
following complaints
For Dropsy-Crcatiug extraordinary abso.at;o':
at once.
All Swcllmgs-Roducing them in a few hours
Rhcumatsn.-Acu,c Chrome, giving quick
Sore Thront--By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whoopng Cough-rxternAlly, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, sprains, and Burns-Cnring in n
few hours.
Sores and Ulcors-Whethor fresh or long
standing, and fever
Its operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic swcllings, and looscning coughs and
tightness of tho chest by relaxation of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those wha have used it in the
Piles, il " 1t acts like charm"
THE LES-Thc price, 81 is refunded to any
person VINO will use bottle of Hays Lnmcnt
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured Those are the positive orders of the
proprietor TO tho Agents; and ont Of many thou.
sands sold, not las been unsuccessful.
W, might insert certificates t" any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article, should CT
hlbit the original to purchasers.
CAUTION-Nonc can be genuine without a
splendd engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
and also that Of tho Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold Wholesale and reLal, by COMSTOCk &
Co, Now York, and by one Druggist in ovcry
town in tho Union.
For saa by tho Wholesale Agents, corner of
Com non & TcioupitouIas street, and by the
Apothecares generally. jc3O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

az. lNE-l5O boxes Clnret und Ssu,eme Wins. IN
w store and for sale. bv
ines CHAMPLlN & COOPER, % Juila =
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g AflN Letter Paper-Gilt edged, a very splendid
- article, OF every color, quality and size. Also
black edged letter and billet paper, Tor sale BY
60, DAVID FELT s Co,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

mississippi Funds taken at 7, Front Lee
Il wee itr Itteirs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

NEW YOltk Stuoners Hail. a Chartres street
~ by DAVID FELT Il co.
Every article in stationary ready made, to order
rutur at short notice. Wholssala or retail, cssl, or
approved credit. fe5
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

by the author Of the Swiss Heircss. just received
and for sale by A. IL WAR,
Jan ~ AZ ('nmn CT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

g ADDLERY WHARF.-THE subscribers, manu-.
~ facturers and wholesale dealers in saddlcry
goods, now receiving by late arrivals from the
north, in addition 10 their former stock, an extern
slve assortment of articles in their line, among
which are the following. viz:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

'NoCOFFEE HOUSES 4 BARS-The subscriber
- have just received large assortment Of Glas
= umoers' ''ecanters, Sugar Bowls and silver punch
Ladies' and toddy spoons. which ley off er for sale low
JAZZ! RROWER & Co, II Canp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

TOAL-276 tons ofthe best English coal, we'll suited
~ for steam boat use, board barque Altoona, from
New Caslle, for sale by HOLMES u MILLS,
ia23 Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

Plated. brass, and jaranned coach harness, :
d" do do gig nnt sulkeo do
do do do barouthe do
Dray, cnrt and wagon do
Saddle bags, double andsinc'e; va'ices mcdlcni
sad"lc bnes. B'uss' Is carpet bags; best iron Tram.
eaher folio trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles: hnls ers and
pistol belts conch, gig, suIkey, ,wiy and planters
crop whips: wool, worsltd, co't'n and leather
elrhs and sursngles s.Irrup feathers: unnk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

I IMBRLLLAS-'O cases, % to 3G in. Mon,n
- Bingham umbrellas for sale by
te6 ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co, 1874 Morozine at
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~ ALMON-2o ar harres, so eghlhs and 200 kegs
~ salmon lanling from ship Charleston, for sale by
fe2 S&JP WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
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(ACON SIDES-5O hhds Cincinnati. cured in s,or
- 40 anu Tor sale by STETSON g. AVERY,
J-S
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-02

FALL. FASHIONS.
VEsflE subscribers take euye Ia inform their patrons
L and the public generally, that they are now Pre-
rared'to exhibit their fall fashions.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
For The Democrat, g,

Messrs Editors. Your correspon-
dent "a Lover, &C. Of last week, well
might anticipate that a communication,
whose design could be no other than to
abuse his neighbor, should cause YOU
to Stare He appears, just at this
time, TO have an unconscious regard for
The religious world Especially that
part In this section Of the vineyard
His abhorrance to 'Bigotry and preju-
dice,' is portray ed in characters not 10
be misunderstood. Indeed, one would
be led 10 believe, in reading his COM
munication, that all those gross and
ruder passions of the human heart, 'Ex-
isl to an alarming Degree 'In this sec.
tion' II is a pity that such pure eyes,
should be insulted with such scenes.
We would advise a removal frem among
them, or to reinsia,e the sublime prin-
cipIes of the Lnqaisition, Tor their cor
rection. And where is asked by this
pious Scribe, do these evil propensities
origiua,e?' whence does this bitter
ness and Christian persecution eman-
ate?' Don't Stare gentle reader, he
tells you with. the gravity ofa Monk, -
"From the pulpit yea, "Eroa the sa-
cred DESK" No wonder amidst scenes
80 'Unchristian, .uncourteous, and un-
gen,lemanly,' he should be made to cry
out, ~ Shame shame = and might
have added with ,propriety. from bic
high sense of "Good Jeekng.' how long
will this people be perverse and obs:i-
nate? How tong will these "Professed
deIegt ) from High Heaven contin-
ue To fan This lshmael aame,' and not
hearken to the words Of "A iousr Of
Charity and good feeling in Mshaman
3am,iy.' My feelings Messrs Editors,
commence 10 commlsserate. and no doubt
yonr correspondent will be awarded
with --- if lie makes HIM
self known 10 the Citizens ofDover. for
his kindness in publishing abroad their
~ "C Suu'dOtClS unu udt vi uciI CICIEys
]. is little singular, that this impor-
tan, mater has been kept in the dark,
until this time. We fear there is some>
thing not right about this "Lovsr,' that
has not been altogether actuated by
Charity. and good feelings towHrd d
his fellow mar, IN. this late publication.
We wish not TO Judge; but we must ven
lure to advise him TO try how the rule
$40 mind your own business works.
We read in public journal NO, long
-irce, that Gentleman not only gained
l good character, but made a handsome
fortune by this rule. We would also
recommend to his attention, the reading
If the Fable Of The Ass and The Hog
A wOrd TO the ~isc is sufiEcnt
A CITIZEN.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29


To Correspondenls.>-The com mu.
nication of Mentor we respectfully
decline; not for any defects, or want o
judgement; but tor want of more in.
terestiug subject His subject is dry
one. one that would be of no interest lC
the majority Of our readers. If Men
tor wishes to do any service to the
world, he con, by writing an eaeay on
any popular subject,or even romance;
but "Phrophecies of Daniel have been
eIucIdated we'll enough already. Let
we'll enongh alone.
If ~ has any bandicraft trade
whereby he can gain living, we ad.
wise him to stick at il. otherwise he
will soon be candidate for the Luna,-
ic Asaylum.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
PROC l. A N A TIO.N,
FOR pAY OF 7HAEKse,vrSo AND PRAYy


The enrlh has brought forth ler fruits in abnu,
dance during the year which Is now drawing
to i close the abundant crops of the husband
man have been gathered; peace, plenty, anc
happiness abound throughout the slate, aud W,
have been, as people, highly favored by hin
trsn whom cometh all good. Itls therefore no
ouIy proper, bus duty which we oWe 10 HIM
10 whom we are indebted for uur existence anc
the many bisrsings which we enjoy, to return
our most sincere thanks and grateful acknuwl.
edgements for the numerous lavOrs which lie
has, in his great goodness, 5estowe upon us.
Theratore, in conformity to venerated Gus
tom which has lOlg prevailed in all christian
Countries, and in pursuance Of resolution o.
the General Assembly OF the state of Ohio, pas.
Sed March 18th 1882
/, WILSON SHANNON, Governor of the
state of Ohio, do hereby set apart and appoin,
Saturday, the l4tl day of December next, as
day ofpublic Thanksgiving and PRAYER to aIinigh.
ty God, for the many blessings which we have
enjoyed, and still continue to enjoy And do
especially recommend that the day be kent as
ono Of solemn religious observance that chris.
tian benevOlence and charity be cnitvated--thal
brolherly love and kindness towards all men be
cherished-and that our Heavenly Father be i'm.
plored to continue HIS fayors to US all time to
come, and to watch over and guard, in spe-
cial manner, the liberties of this people, and
our free and prosperous institutions.
an under my hand, and the Great Seal Of the
State of Ohio at Columbus, the first day
Of November, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and ,hlr,y-nipe.
BY the Governor, -
WILSON SHANNON.
-CARreR B. HARLAN,
Hnc nc 1lnA.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
ELECTION NE W S I!
From the Ohio St1t esm1n.

THE DIE IS CAST INMAssA cHUsETTs
Every mail cotinues 10 confirm tht
exhilerailng news from Massachusetts,
the great federal fofti6calion Oftbe u
mon. The MOngrel national ronven>
tion Of Whisgery; that heels in Har,
risburg ON Wednesday IofDext week,
will have a cheering prospect before
them! New York barely saved, and
Michigan actually won, is the sum oil
theli recent victories! And 10 one year
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
For The Democrat
LINES ON THE PRESENTATION Of 1
Il MONTHLY PINK.

MONTHLY PINK.
I'll nurse the with dsvotsd care,
q My fair, nv fragrant fuweT
zVhoU shalI't bloom most bsa,teOuS here,
Te,sccnt fond melnory's hour.
ThOgprt Sn emblem ofyon star,
Hopes holy star cf'eTens
That spreads its golden rays afar, q
And points the Oys t, Heaven. -
Oil could Jpry thine inmost soul,
Or ethy crimson petals speak;
s Would vt thou a tale Ofgrief unrell,
And bid thy bursting heart to break.
WouIdst thou speak of virtue bhghtedl
BY deception's artfdl smiles;
ofFredonia's sons benightea,
In Misfortune barren Psles.
An mol Each secret though, ofthfns,
Isblended with iha, mighty ousi
Who placed thee here in Natures shrine,
To rival yon bright burning sun.
Bloom on, bloom on; aud kindly spread,
Thy fragrance DER memorY's urn;
,Reviveahe hopes that long were dead,
And bid regret thus cease to burn.
MEMORIA.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
PROSPECTUS
OF THE SESSION BULLE'

Ibf The Bulletin will be issued twice wee
n ring the session Of the General Assent
D. the rate of $l.00 in advance-A full az
~ pie report of the proceedings of the two,
y ses wlll be glven-Intolison and iahhk
u porlers will be employed for this purpose
T. every effort 1i the Editor will be used tok
J the earliest possible intelligence 10 those
q. luke an interest in the proceedings Of lhq
20 islaure.
Having had hitherto, considerable experi
eleS in the publication Ui IA paper, aud IN repo
,dJ the doIngs Of The General Assembly, the 4
- wiIicndeavor to be outdone by none Of his
~ temporaies in the promtnoss, correctness,
1e9 Fidelity ofthis important branch Of LeglY
Wha information; Those who were the patr9
,n our first Bulletin, and subsequently, 9TH,
A.; lumDus Sentinel, while we were the Ee
-. never had cause to complain; but all prof
lcts' We well pic-.n range u0m 25U 'tv'
sou. This majority can be neu,ralized
~ scattering votes, which we do not
believe will prove sufficient to prev I
lis election by the people. and we have
/ tle,if any toab but at he is elect i.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
The LEGloLATURE.

X THE LEGISLATURE.
The coming session Of the Ohio
Legislature, win be Big With the al.
fairs Of men, The Democracy are
looking with anxiety for some decisive
step to be Oken >rn' relation to the
Banks. All wish that The question may
be settled Aa manner That will rebound
to the honor ofthe State. And that =
will, there rests not doubt in our
mind; unless there be some Traitors %
the Republican cohQri. . -
The present sysl Of Banking has
heen tested thoroughly, and found to be
ofno beni6t 10 the community at large
but on tho contrary exeri,Hg .aa iuflu-.
enco inic1oating an unsop agency
eventually ending in ssthe 8 Ou'ra-
geous frauds being committed on the
.industrious'many. blythe designing few.
That there will be no new banks
chartered by the Democratic Legisla~
ture, is certain; and those who have
lost all respeC'sifrom',he community for
their iniquitious course, can expect no
mercy; bu. be wound up with all pos-
sible despatch. and their leaders left to
60 down to private life with all The
ignominy they deserve.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
THE MEETING OF CONGRESS.

lie N LIZ llNU vi O>|ANNnASO'
Congress meets on Monday nexi;aud
it is expected there will be a busy ses-
sion. The Members will nearly all be
a. their posts at the opening of the
House. There will in all probability
be a ltlle confusion IN the organization
of,he House, owing to the contested
election Of N. Jersey. Five Demo-
Gratis and ono Wing, were elected by
the popular vote, and yet the wings have
procured the Governors certificate tor
six Whige, In'consequence Of this
message will hardly be- delivered on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Pickens, of South Caroline, will
be ,te Democratic candidate for Speak
er. The Wings are 10 throw Mr..
Bell, off the track, and take upa Mr..
Dawson, on the principle thet new
broom sweeps clean.
The tlon J. G. Calhoun, it is said,
will take an early stand on the Curren-
cy question.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

We oncerstand the Hon. John Ever.
hard, Wing, and Representative from
Tuscarawas Couaiy, has taken his de-
psriure for Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
From the NashoiH Uq on.

| MloSloolrTl ELECIlON.
Our democratic frtrndsin 10 Mlssippi,
calculated on bealieg tho wings badly
in the election on The 9Th and 9th, nd
through the Mississippian Of The S,h
they say $50 far as heard from tho de-
nocraey hare succeeded beyond our
most sanguine erpectdtons!"
ln H'nds, Rsnkin, Scott and Copiah
counties, where Gov. McNutt WAS bea-
tr' at his tas election ly..a msjo ity Of
1868 votes, he is now beaten only 1923
votes McNult has also beaten hls op-
poT ents in Marshall, De Soto, Jippsh,
Lafayette. llawamba, Winston, Oklib-
beeha. Monroe, Y zoo. g.. His re-
election is now placed beyond all doubt.
Should thel Legislature be democratic,
alas for the political prospects OF S. S.
Prenlips! Walker will be elected Sem
ator TO a certainty.
FURTHER NEWS
DEMOCRACY STILL TRIUMPH
ING! HURRAH FOR YAZOO!
Since The above was in type. WA lean
from gentleman d,rec, from Y. IT,.
that Jodge Campbell (dem has heen
elected TO the Seuare, and Col. john
VI. Sharpe (dem. and - Burns
wing have been elected 10 the House
of Represent ativcs'
And yet enolher-
Philip 0. Hughes dem.1 has been
elected 10 represent the Senatorial dis
'ricr compossd of etferpon and Frank
lin colnties formerly whig.]
And another
Maj isaiah Watson (d'm. is eIec-
ted in Ctaihotne.
These added 10 the gam noticed a.
boFe, shaw gain in ssven counties IF
seven members. All Of the counties
vet heard from, save Scot, and Copiah,
have been the strongest whig counties
in the state.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
STILL LATER,

Aiala-Durham. (dem,
Leake- Watkins, (den.
Oc,lbbeha-EIliou. (dem.
Judge Gillelaud, (dem. elected Sen.
ator for the district composed of Alta
la, Leake and Neshoha.
The Memphis Enquirer says. The de-
mocra's have a'so carried TIshemipeo,
Tunica and Pon,iioc counties. The
feds claim 10 have carried Yalobusha
and Pamela. 'r
ALL HAIL MiSSlSSlPPI!!!
A gentleman Of known veracity,
whose testimony and whose opinions
are always reliable, writes TO his friend
10 this city as follows:
JACKSON, (Miss.)
DEAR SiR:-Our elections are over.
We have not yet all the Feturns--but
we have enough to know for a certainty
that we have majority of at least FIF-
TEEN democratic members in the Gem
eral AssembIy-good and true. Mr..
WALKER will be elected United States
Senator, by majority of from Is to 20
votes. McNUTT and the CoNeREss-
MEN ore beyond all danger, Our, ri.
umPh ls complete, &c."
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

In Nm Shell -Whiggery, paien
whIggery, is an union of federalism, a
bolitiouisrn, teryism, AZ masonry. $c
This amalganiarion was formed for po'
Ii'ical effeC, and for political objects. ]
has lasted four years, and IFS train o
evils has been long and sad. Its spir
is Of the most ramphet hue. and lis pro-
gress has been exciting in the extreme
lts motto has been agitation, agitation
agitation. It's explosion was a mntie
ofcourse; but the consequences bav,
been more extensive and a" fn, wa
anticipated. hs rise and fall affords ,
plain lesson to oil uneasy politicians
all reckless aspiranfe, and all poliIlcs
turncoats. Old federaiIsis are used I,
defect, and can stand the shock; bu
thoso who barlered their principles fo
office, are in a sad ix-in a quaDdary
they are posed! What a difference be
ween modern whiggery and old fash.
ioned democratic republlcanism!
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
A STATE BANK.

It-is rumofed that some ot the Dem-
ocratic Legislators, are going to sup
port the projec. ofa great State Bank
with capital equal to that Of all the
banking capital now in the State. This
we can scarcely believe; but if they do,
any of them barter away their principles
in such manner, lie! them be MARKED,
and left al home next fall.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

PATRIOT MOVEMENTS We observe
by the Columbus papers, tha, the Hon
a.. Duncan, and, Senator Allen. pas.
sed through that place, or.,he 18th inst
on ,hei' way 10 Washington.