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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-20

'and trade; and the crew were all cun-
, icmned to the mines for life. Edward,
Vhh Two Of his companions, at the im~
nlnent risk Of his HE, succeeded IN et-
'sctlug his escape, and had worked his
'assage home in vessel bound TO
Providence. Misfortune pursued him;
he vessel waa wrecked onE Block ls''
land during heavy gale; aud he. after
desperate Struggle with the waves,
succeeded in gaming the shore. He
iostno!time in proceeding to Providence
in fishing craft, when he took his land
tacks on board; and, wearied, hun.ry,
destitute Of money and clothes, poor
shipwrecked sailor, Edward at length
reached his home. +
sand you are welcome home, my
boy" exclaimed his father; "And hops
you will never again tedve'us." ~
Edward looked a, Mary, who blush-
ed like penny.
81 see howl the wind sits." said the
worthy Deacon; "Come .hiIher, Mary
Wardsworth."
May, with trembling steps, approach
ed her guardian.
MARY" said the Deacon; "We must
look to you for security that Edward
will never play truant again"
He put her trembling hand in that Of
his son.
Edward has never been to sea since.
He is now happy and prosperous
farmer; aud blessed with an affectionate
wife, three lovely children, he every
year welcomes the approach of Novem>
Der, and reads in the Mercantile Jour-
nal, with keen qualification, the Gov
ernor's Proclamation for THANKsoIv- -
ING DAY.
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FAMILY PRAYER.

In binding family together in pearc and love,
there ia no human influence like that ofdomes4
TO prayer. Uniting them IN common objects,
" un''es their symPhAthies and desires. Rais-
ing their hearts to heaven, it brings them alto.
ge'heF IN the presence Of God. The family al.
tar IS an asylum to which they repair from the
cares and tolls of liGe.- Reminding them of the
rest received in heaven. it unites them in effort,
oil a''h and obedience for its attainment. EARTH
has no ho'ier spot than house thus sanc,i6ed
prayer, where Che voices of suppEcation and
THANKSGIVING consecrate every day, where the
word OF God is deyoutedIy road, and youn. an.
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I'D united to show forth all his praise. 1t ma,
re humble Sut tit is holy, and therefore heaven,
iY. Poverty may be there aud sorrom, but its
inmates are rich IN faith and joy in the Hol!
Ghost but they will come to angels Of mercy,
and The spirit whom they release from ,he i'm
prissonment Of tho flesh shall be united, free
and happy, to worship forever, as earth did uot
permit them, family in Heaven.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-20

STATUE OF WASHINGTON "A COR
respondent Of the N. Yolk Observer
writing from Carara N Italy, gives the
following interesting Information:
But the object most interesting, and
to which we were final y introduced
was the statue of Washington by oul
own artist Greenough, destined for the
rotunda of the Capitol. 1t Is just now
ready for The hand Of its designer, bu
some time must siill be spent in gettinI
it TO Florence and giving the last tou cI
es; and two years may elapse before i
takes its destined place. The materi,
al is of a coarser grain than the frs
ra.e slatuary marble, which it is mex
10 impossible TO obtain in sufficient siz
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-20

"l'LL TRY SIR p was the answer Of,
the brave General Miller. when order 90
to lake the enemy's battery al Bridge
water. He did try, and though there
was hallHtorm Of m"sketry and the
,lhuDder Of cannon about hts ears, he
did Try, aud Won The victory. Hers lA-
an example i"r every you g man to I'M
ia'e. Never despair. even in the most
iItticul' and trying circumstances. IN
try sir will do woDders.l in other ways
nan forming battery. 'l'll n.y. II
osoiulely tried will carry the young
nptchent onward 10 wealth -ihe msn of
haste ambition upward to fame 1.-The
nan Of virtue and pie'y TO the accom-
n|i"hment of purposes dear 10 hls heart.
lie, a man SIT down at .he foot Of
great mountain says DR. Johnson, SO
contemplate lis greatness, and he will
-ay, u can never 60 over it: the attempt
is futile, Yet on secondary thought.
he concludes the task can be performed
not by one mighty leap, but by success
s've steps, and b, the simple process of
putting one. foot before the C,her.'
Aga'n-'The chief art says Locke,'is
to attempt but little at a time. The
widest excursinns Of the mind are
made by short flights frequently re-
pea'vd; the most lefty fabrics are form
ed by the accumulation ofsimple prop
osi'ions. d ops of wafer constitute an
ocean; sands make mountain, and tho
ro"ks are not worn away by a sudden
force, but hy continual droppinp.
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Delicate .Attsn'iOus.-Iu the tn enih ecu
tury, to eat off the Aame plate, and
drink out orthe same cup, was consid-
cred mark Of gAlIantry, and the best
possible understanding between q lady
and a gentleman.
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CHINESE YOUTH.-The follow


ing account is given by correspondent
Of the Christian Watchman, Of Chs
nese youth now in Balumore. The
letter is dated Oct. 20.
His name is Julian Ahona, from the
city of Canton 10 China. His faith
er has been an exclusive tea merchant, =,
carrying on the trade with different Pa
tons. Julian was left talherless al the
age of nine years. About four years
since he was induced by the friends of
the deceased father, to visit Valparaiso
IN Souih Aulerica. He remained there
about three years, aud then came to
TINS CITY, By tie invitation Of our cltt
ze'rs. He was placed asahe ius,i.uuon
with which | am connected, for the
purpose Of giving him a knowledge OF
he English language. | took oeca-
sim almost every day to converse with
hun, privately, Oh the Christian relig
100. and 10 explain to him It's sublime
truths, as fer as hiA limited know ledge
OF our language OuId enable hln 10 U.
derstand them
At first, he did not wish to embrace
Christianity. pieterring the idriatr"u'
er' MONIES of his own county. H.,
S00n, however, came TO tie conclusion
that lha christian religio was superIo.
To any olhe,. asked mm If 9 knew
any hing about Jesus Chrs,l He au-
Swered IN the Affirmative; and STATED
IT, at oUr Saviour came INTO the world,
joined company OF gamblers, ehgageo
With them IN quarre and thus lost
his life. THIS he was told in South
America. | corrected the error, anc
pointed to the cross Of CHRIST. As soon
as he learned how much jesus had rui
tered for US. ne became convinced tina
our religion would, # possessed, secure
he eterDa salvation of his soul, he
said that he "must ave it, aud wa;
wiling to I'VE any means wh lch nigh
ne thought proper. He give delightful
evidence Of hav'ng passed from deetI
unto life. ~, says he, u shall eve
hank the Lord that came TO Amerlca +
or here have found my Saviour HI
nas been buried with Christ by baptism
md united With the First Baptist churci
10 this place. He is very desirous tt
become missionary to his native couu
Try, and says that I've ,s wlllng TO sutfe
any thing even death, if necessary fo
the sake Of Jesus.
He speaks and writes the Ch,nes
and Spanish languages with faculty.
He has IN Canton brother, Nh
reacherI,he Chl1ese, and other reatve
of influence, lie is l9 years of age
quick to learn, has a strong mind, an,
Is very exemplary in his conduct
Should bis life be spared, we may con
identIy hope that he will be a grea
blessing to the millions of his couatry
men, who, amidst ,houoand super
stiIons, are pressing onward to the
fearful doom.
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Sick Headaches This is a disease with whicbn6
some people are terribly afflicted : and called IL
on this subject may be useful. DR.. BsSRpTr1
New York, in letter TO Dr.. Alco.sI
CT Boston, says, mot caAs Of .
excep. with the drinkers Of -
not case hasajlcd oEt5l.
tire renuncA,ss -
'WhyiNDS6f
ask ed a lsE yEI. III
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for 30 huge a work. The half draped
figure is IN dliIIng posture, anG exhlb-
ties great dignity aud force. The
cOuuienance III serene majesty, issftom
The best model familiar 10 every &tnSE-
lean as that of his own faith Z; and the
whole work when flushed will be found
worthy ofihc good fame Of the artist.
1t would BIZ going beyond travellers
license to otIor criticism or even 10 give
a more minute description, while the
statue is sill incomplete. In looking
upon the immmense macs Of marble,
one is puzzled 10 know low il can be
safely f1oated across the Atlantic. E.
ven ship Of the line can only take il
on deck.
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ven ship Of the line can only take is
on deck.
"a pEsTRUoTIyE,-A writer 10 the
last No. eocihe Journal Of the American
Temperance Union makes the follow-
ing specific charges against alcohol He
asserts that il occasions,
l. Three-fourtbs of the crime in the
State Of New York.
2. Sevsn>eighhs Of the pauperism.
3. Three >fourhs Of the taxation.
4 One third Of the deaths Of adult
males.
5. Nearly half of the diseases.
&. From twenty to thirty thousand
drunkards,
7. Loss Of twelve years, on the ay-
erage, from each drunk ards life.
d. The destruction uf millions Of
property, annually, in one way or ether.
But thereis o great amount of evil
produced by alchohol which is not u.u-
ally referred to this source. A very
great part Of the lis,lessness, indiffer-
ence, lnalentlon to family affairs. loss
Of time, want Of enterprise and energy,
aud general delinquency which are no.
lced among the poorer classes, and
which are spoken Of only as,na,ural fall
ms or moral defects, are doubtless ths
result Of drinking; and this too in many
cases III which q character for inlem-
peraace is never acquired.
North Amer.
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida
da Leaves wG Ss w1e,a'yS ,a a"u ,o
rs @sSsi6@s.ss=u splendid steamer Champion, Tex
cept in case Of sturins,) to Pc sacoa ; thence per
steamer lie Roy {. La Grange, and thence four
horse post coaches via Mariana, cambridge Pm
derton, Berren, Outl,w's, Perry, to Macon,
ca; thoncc via Mn, .!srvi}Ic, and Sparta, TO War
rcnion, The" c. per raj! road cars to Augusta.
The Chainp"n is in splendid order, with new
c 'rPc: ha r., c'pnrr,t! aud ppcr fastened.
Tho !" Row has been thoroughly repaired, her
recommendations arc as Handsome AZ any bot.
Til" beau iiQ! Santa Kos, Sound. and Choc.a.
"atciie Bay present the must interesting steam ma.
vi,aiion in the Snutti--2cns at the sanct me
perfectly land To-, .c,,.
III Team, not snri'as d on Any route in the
country the ;ri;"r|, /, i, man, careful and at,en
tive.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have b Gu
new y butt, 20 thu, trigIl d, not inter ere
Ttp eating i,,,lac+ 'uvc been mostly changed,
and are no" as good as III any 70 ID IN tho Sonlh'
II is generally known that the rScnllunce and
hardness Of tho roads enable the teams ut all sea-
SONS 10 m Ike great speed. Their Snoolhn' rs So.
cares the travel from The ordinary iatlgu. Of
stage travelling.
The Line row Trring is passengers from
Augusta to Mobile il four days a'd twelve
" hours, TO New Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours Going to Augusta, the line IS siX days
llu seven iiinrS. In" llnc tCiudiiy
travelling is the the other direction, tut
tho difference o. time the ute, Is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, w,ich however, is
well repaid by the OPP or'uniiy i, gives ofsrci 6
the Navy Yard, tie Old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel or also Sleeps At Macon, and again at Var
tcnlnn. This arrangement viii continue Hi the
travel turns norlhward, when tn 'ino will he the
me from Mobile to Augusta, as it is Nv i'll til,
| other direction.
| This Advertisement contains plain stat m nj
of flcts tic accuracy of which III: proprictors
gaura tes to each passenger in til. penalty Of his
| stage far.
Map. :thc Line may be seen al the Elk hange
| Hotel, n, W Urlolps, and al Nh: MAssion House
| Mobile.
| Fare through from NJ bile tn Augusta, $47 sc
| Tic lire extends, Wy branch to Tallahassee
| at Chuil.hooclc, IL line connects with the
steamboat carrying the mail to .Apa achicola anG
81. Joscph's
! Office at the Mansion House, Mob 10.
MIL . BOSrWICK, Agent, Mobile.
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No CURE NO PAY

nR. JOHNSON, Office II0 lsienrille street, con
- fines his practice to the treatment Of Nentreal
Disease, IN all its different nrnls.
DR.. Johason, from residence of many ycarsin Hos.
nitals in Europe, devoted to the treatment ~ Ncnereal
Diseases and from his present extensive practice III
TINT particular branch Of the prnlesson guarantees
safe speedy and etcnai cure to such persons US arc
troubled with amy Of the tulowh Ing discusses. wiz
Gulurrhnea. Gleols, Stticnes, Chencres, Buhos,
Seminal Weakness tit tons Of the bladder, Kidneys
l.nnS Urc,hru, rrus.a,a GLAND, swel!rd ea1lcies,
truptions .u tho Skin, Sore Throat, Pains i'll the
Joints;
And the numerous symptoms whic'l generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cure in lh,ca days without the
use of Mercury, interruption ro business, OF ucra-
ton in tn, mode of living.
4 medicine to prc"ent Een"rcal Disease can be oh
tanned of Dr. Johnson. It is from thr recipe OF the
Baron Larry, celebrated ir'"'h Surgeon, aud was
used by linn during t.e s.vcrn ctnpaisns in which he
served u.s. Surgeon Gencrs.! in the French Army.
Sold by DIR. Johnson. nj his office. Those person'
having any ufft ton OF Venorral Disease, AMI pbon
taking voyages or removing /" the county, woul'
do well by giving DR.. johnson call, us proper medi
cinns Tor Their in the shortest time be put ul
with written directions fos their
Office open from III the morning until l0uClock n
isk.
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DIR. h.rurt:lv TIA. greatest of la 81 ii srysurs va
opinion that nin enths of the diseases that aiec
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir
used by him with the most unprecedented success in
tbs private and public practice for upwards OF furty
years, for the removal If he following diseases:
Loss nfappete, Flatulency Distenthn Of the Stom-
ach Pain in the side, eavness Of the Head urd incl
na,nn sleep, irrcguarty of the Bowels and i'll all
eases where ln,iis estiun tvsye habit j. found 10
exist.
This medicine must no, ln aunbe led umong the host
Of qnack imstrins now before the public, us il is The
sole invention of the ab!cst and most scientific surgeon
Europe PRODUCED aud the of preparing it
was purchased by the aseu, for ve,y large Il il
Agreeable and pleasant To the tu>te acts mild ncr
lent always keeps the bowels free, nparts vgor and
strength the system, aud chenr'uness TO the mind
and few bottles the most confirmed OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion and prcvsntsa ret"r:i At any
future period.
New Yerv 18th August, 1898.
t3 Madison. street
SlR:-sn couscq ucnce of leading sc,lenl:ry life,
have been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
ten years. tor the last three years my sucrngs have
been insupportabe. | have tried several phv+icians
benefit. | drspuired of obtaining any permanent
relief and resi- cd myself To the hopeless despair
persuaded by many friends TO try .iberueihy's
DysEcpc Elixir have now finished the foulth bot.
t and know not how 10 express my, aliration of lis
wonderful virtues and the miracle his periormed in
restoring me u that health whichI ught lost for.
ever Send me half dozen hotties Il, e. and excru,
NV thanks Tor the blessings you have u crrcdby re.
storing hit to prliact health
remain YOURS
JCOii MONROE
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LUIGI MA COR AL

z CORDIAL DE IUt'iNE Otj !'EilNlR DE.
- L'AMOUlt.-Ihe United States Agent for The
LucIna Cordnl FL xr Of lrve, his grateful
ecknowltdgeinrhts for the ilttcrnc patronage wh'h
lie has already received, and also for the many icr'
Il"halS which have hccu sent HIM touching thu the at
most miraculous efficacy of this in">timahlc incidence
lie well founded reputation Of the lli'ina Cortsin
warrants the agent in withdrawing his long advertise
ncnts; u for the benefit nf those persons VIII" may
rs yet be unaware o. its utire, hr would explicitly
state thar it Is DR.. MuGuns celebrated discovery,
winch has created such iIion III Francc.-lhut
speedily restores Ii" virlc powers, where they lave
been exhausted hv disease otherwise. and subs'nn
TALLY renovntcs the irrcrcant fGncons that it il IN
itrctua cure for the tuOr phl; and atYe I'll! that II
Is the only remedy discovered tar t.e renewal Of
nnpntncv i'll males and !nrrHn'aS in r'ale-. Owing
tons vastly eniating quantities, it is also highly Use
tai III glret, ob-lrucI'. difficult painful m'lsHu'
n', mcontin"mcr OF ' urine, nvoun''rr Gl;charse
thereof" chronic "rupIiuu+ of hc skin '!ropsiaI sicc-
tons Of the aged NC.
In order thu all classes Of society receive tn"
benefit ot Dr. Nn,nn'S d,,oy"rv, The Aherirun lrn.
proctor has consented that the t,din shall hr sold in
bottles OF SIX ou@,a tr nj IT," reduced prize OF 81
which i. les rhnn i!ii the price charged or il in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HDl.rE2WllJ. VI. u.
I'n;rd States Prnprictnr.
The h"'" me- l'cn' is for st,l nj wholesale aud retail
lit y" e. P"yGias street., between Magazine and Cain
sts, New Drl.i - ln.T
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