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iNSEED on & Spirits of Tnrpcnri1r, a supply
- OF l.in>erd Oil in pipes and barrels-iO Barrels
Spirits of Turpe"tine, for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
July 9th Corner Of Common g. TcInpitouus SITS
MAYOHAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VIE price "i -four to day being s. 90 per barrel
according t" the tariff, the bakers will give 81
ounces OF bread for ten cents. during The week be gin
Ig On Monday next, the 9Th inst. The loaves of sec
"nd guilty, of three for cents snail wei.h IS per
cent NOR, that IS To say, l64 ounces.
July g. c. GENOIS, Mayor.
WHITE l.EAD.-30 ono pounds White Lead No i
W 2p1rr in packages of from p to 500 ponnrs each
now landing from brig Dnel I<hv and far sale by The
the Subscribers agents for the manufacturers
JARVIS x ANDREWS.
July6' Corner Co "mon 4 Tchapiton~s OF.
wi s'cuc for SAFELY G DORSEY.
milo A New Lcvc.
RUTTER \ LAKD-IVO Kegs lard NO do supe-
mya " " " G: DoRsEY, Al New Levee
- sale by DORSEY,
june A New Levcc
'H'IE attention OF the citizens of New OrleaDs aud Of
the community, as far as this notice may extend,
is respectfully invited to the announcement, tina, those
affected by Chronic diseases, usually alenornnated dys-
PfpStn 0nd Hrrr disease, and who have failed in
establishing health hy the of the various specifics so
rrutnsey offered TO and even intruded "H THEN accep
lance Will probably. many Of them certainiy be re
red t" firm heath by awaiting themselves of the pakhO
log zeal treatment efficiently pursued by the nndersgn-
ed in an experience Of unusual extent in different
ines, and ny he believes with unusual success.
Physicians possess decided certainty of knowledge
that the various chronic and in respects nnonu
l"us d eases above alluded to, arise in circumstances
so various to reader efficiency impossible by any spe.
clhc treatment; and return to health precarious
1" those who have submitted themselves to such made
qnnte, and often pciniGious, means.
The "expericnce of unusual extent mentioned
above n DIrip Ut nm INN hal
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And on MONDAYS:-

FOR THE LAkE--TANLOR' HOTEL
New t'nnaI Shell Rnnd.
a Omnibus will leave Ranks's Arcade every
IA Sunday at II o'clock A. NJ. e. > and 4 o. clock p
NJ. passing by Bishops Hotel, Vtranlah and St.
Charles. Fare each wav 30 cents.
Also
During the week an Omnibus will leave Banks ArcnLe
passing by the City Hotel, Vcrndah and st. Charles
Exchange every afternoon o'clock. Returning will
leave Lake at O'Clock, 2. NJ. Fare rach way 50
cents. KIP & REED,
jig st prOnrrturs.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Inc cars VIII leave nj the same hours in the week
until O'Clock, =. NJ. when Locomotive will leave Carroon
every hour until O'Clock, r. NJ aud New Orleans hour
until o'clock, p NJ
After III o'clock horse can be obtained by paying dol
lars for the Trip; fcaed for after H o'clock, p NJ 10 dol
lars -" i'll be charged.
Persons going by the must provide themselves
with ricketts, as the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof
The alteration in the fdeparure shown above
nences with the herctofo o'clock ears. which viii, now
leave New Orleans - O'clock and will Caroton
until clock they leave the city again O'clock STAY
In Carroon until O'clock, thereby allowing visitor. one
and half hours to enjoy the pleasant walks pnrnkc
refreshments in of the beautiful Gardens in the
United States.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head of Jackson street O'CLOCK A. NJ Canal
street ut b4 O'Clock. and hourly. AT o'clock they will
to leave each and every hour until 81 O'clock
r. excepting that instead of leaving Canal street at 81
clock, the car Will leave there at Q O'Clock p NJ,
particularly requested that gentlemen will not nut
their feet upon tho cushions smoke the cars when Ladies
present.
Office New Orleans and Carroton Rail Road Company,
May LIST, 1889. JOHN HAMPSON.
Jnne 10 Chief Eng. N OS L r.
lA CAR K LLTON LII
lEs1MM. HOTEL. HaDm
( LANAUD has the honor of informing his friends
- and the public in general, | at he has taken the
Hotel at CnrrooH, where ho trusts he will receive
me calls OF his old friends md all lovers of coed cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for hv
giving little notice beforehand. He swing tr enter
INTO arrangements with families Individuals DESTROYS
ct passing the summer ut Carrollton n,20
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tE!iA ''" "or Elton m
r: W. ,COLLENs

tH7HH S10zeS tOWWtSSl0Ncr.
Appointed by the Federal Court Mt New Orleans
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET.
(EXthange Hotel Bmdings)
9 AID ronm-ion takes u1i,laviis under and by
'o'ru' OF the Acts OF Congress, passed ? tn Fchru-
ary 1870; LIST March I8I7 the Il dietary Act of Il 50
aud other acts of Congress, III such cases uaie and
provided.
SAID Commissioner has considerable experience :
and uses ferns of caption and certificate which have
stood the scvcresl scrutiny of the abIes, LAWYERS
april 10
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New-OrlcanS Chamber Of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1899.
President, S. J. Peters.
First Vice President, w. L. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jno. A. Merle, Esq.
Committee Of appeals for 1889
James Dick, James II. Leverich,
Il. c. ammack, Alijah Fisk,
+. y. Scribe, Samuel Thompson,
Committee Of arbitration far The month of May.
John IiedIeston, John C. Harrison,
q. W. Huntington, William Hopkins,
Enoch Hyde. Jr. 2. A. Hardy.
Joscl,tu, X aim
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PkAIRIE ElI"I

PRAIRIE CDFTAIE.
H. fR)CToR presents his hest compliments to his
e trends, the public of New Orleans, and to all
strangers who may be passing few days IN the .tv
ana informs them that he will he ready IL few DAYS TO
tcrriye them II, hn, pleasant retreat, the PRAIRIE
~ Il +, situated On the Lake shore. Persons
Travelling either from Springfield, ID, jacksonville Q,
Nlai'son' lille, or the city, there with good
cheer--tlne at ommodn"ns and polite altenon-and
all parties iv way Of the Nashville Railroad can lie SER
we'd III private and pleasant room by giving one days
n0irr &! their Intention to come.
The proprietor doubts not that inducements for
VISIT viii he found in the advantages the Outage pre-.
Scnts 10 the invalid, and those weuricd with The beat
dust, and hustle OF the city The pure and delicious
air constantly floating either from the Lake or the great
praie-tllf refreshing and The other loaded with
fragrance, viii ever give unmGgled delight to the vans
teirt in search either uiheaiIb plan sure
i. Proctor appeals therefore with confidence. tn tho
patronage OF those who know his method of serving hin
friends, and doubts tina, strangers ysitinG III.
city will honor him with call He Intends making
'rnt' "ttnge one OF tn" most agreeable places Of re-
sort in the neighbuIhooh Of the ciiv.
The proprietor guarantees that his Wines liquors &C.
Me- shall he q" the moi choice nature a, The same
tine Il" Will devote his attention to procure all the ear.
lest itcsces md viads of the season for his table
mpI--.,tn go 49, 'NN'''
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COUNCIL OF MENlCIrALITy No. Two
trv OF New Orleans

SHins 81 J"uf llh 1889
w HtREAS james Dn.nrIn Eras,us Wel1s n
" II. Goats, 4. Love VIM II. NInrln Iohn n
rhF J. !"nHn: l.. Hopkins, CoIvis x Dunn, s. "
>hir' y, John lo"l"y, Vi. R-a, and g. 4 Hlanc nr,.
P"S o. pI' III st. Iu'In street from ifo street to the
''Ni OF ''e New 'Hrrl, Inv" perii0nrd tins Com eli
!" 'hH., t" b" "pcHed>t John street from Gyod stree;
tn the New 'nsin. '"''
he k"Soi''', That ten DAYS notice be given ,r THO
npF'ra'i"h m ihr true Ainrrlral and Bnr,iv in m,
french and English languuecs md lhn, in case M s.,
S'h'"rE "ppusi'ion be mnoi, to the opening of said
street, mat ms Council will proceed TO cans, IN NJ,
opened sad 81 John street from GroI since, 4, ,h.,
Ne" basin he expenses, damage and benefit ,be,enf
10 be assessed and C>imred conirnahv " ith on, nm
e The provisions of an fthc cgisInture emile,
An act to rrgu'ntc The opening, lnying out and inn
proving OF streets and public places the city Of New
orleans &c' approved I'd April, 1882.
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nR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE IFE PILLS are
- so we'll known to the public thut ii is hardly me-
cessary to give detailed statement of their value and
use The ioIlnwitg articles will fully convince any one
OF the claims the doctor has up the public to place
confidence in his preparations.
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SITUATION WANTED.

STTUNTTUN WNNTEU.
A YOUNG Married Woman, who has healthy
~ ci.l but five months old is de>irJts Of getting
situation WET NURSE, in a respectable family
She cen give unexreptionable 'cc"mnsn atnue If re
CURED Apf!y 10 Mrs. TAYLOR. No. lt5 Povdras
street. Iif
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MON AElF.'S
B.4 I'M FOR the TEETJ}
'EE alisiIcl reputation and costu II, ucren inc
dfnhnh Tor this r,', tunl remedy OF pain and nrc
ScIVai"e OF tn" urt', has mlucrd the sui, ,rrErr
otter 1t to the Amrricnn public. Arrangements hnv
been made I" supply Hg"ns in all The lrlurpnl chi,
ANA towns IN the nit"d >tars, Is place it mn
the reach ot those suffering md likely to suffer This moe
harnssng of all ache, Tooth,cIc.
When applied according to directions given or
bottle, il has never taird 10 afford mrne'i,r ~"
mtncnl relief. 1t also arrests 4 hi,, q, ,c.ct,,YY
,eflI, and relieves that ,,sGleSs The application md
rU'i' - S"iiiE', Innocent an not unpleasant aud
country that have alr ndy experienced >c! delinh1iu
and saItiay effects from the Of the Balm are ready
10 bear tor the public g"u their testimony 10 its u.
rvnlled qualities. 1t i. Indian rrinr,iv attained
singnlarly AMI unexpectedly, and be rcenr t, by
the civilized world us the most valuable discovery
E,tnnu ui the woods
IlIce s. Yer bottle. Sold hv
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE,

TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
300 K q JOB J?Ri MrpI[M4
In connection with this Office is
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Of TYPE
f"R run rRINrING Of
Pamphlets Blank Checks
catalogues Bills of Lading
Labels, Dray Receipts.
Legal Notices Auction Bills,
Bill Forms, Show Bills
steam Boat Bills Circulars
ECLLC.
And ever, drscrip'io" Of Sob Work f,ns
mny he rcGuiv
TT k!''ERAIDN> : Nhi! K JAKS-6 ma
a tn'rhHv T"rs"tntors, = pnui'd do q II gallon
water lhrS y hgnii"u hu in -,,ur rur Snlr hy
ms j L NifirNEI, = Cnmp 81
'oR\ BEooM>--'.0 doz IN srn,c and 70, s,s bv
- M Il DORSEY, 1T New eyee
HJli''l HHEN D-l1 hrls.. luutIng f ON sirpnbua.
hu,'''lh' f"r sale by \. rkIEK,
~ ~ 81 NravirT st
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4 NnKEW rMI'Tli x co., respectfully uf,uo
their friends and the public IN General tina,
they occupy 'hr m"w brick sh"P, 2l9 Tchoup,,onlns
street, WI'tc they keep constantly on hand Conner
Tia and Sheet Iron Ware, of every Jrscr;,,,',n
such as copper stills, kettles, and mps Tin b,,l
ing Ia 5, and "A" cans, of all sorts and sizes and nj,
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Graf" bars OF every description, such as steam.
boat s,nIupS, hog chn.ns, screw bots, AMI other
N'lo OF steamboat work, such as chimncys hrccch.
eS, steam pIprs
They will also do all kinds of ont dror wo,L
such il: z''c, copper and tin roofing and gu,tcrny
Nc Thcy above and all other kinds OF work in
ih'Ir !lnc ei business, they will rxrcnc a, the
shortest notice. ,,.co7
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/ INSEED OIL. g. Spirits of Turpcntinc, a supplv
~ OF lin>erd Oil in pipes and barrels-i0 Barrels
Spirits OF Turpnntine, for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Iuly 9Th Cnrncr of Common g. Tchun,nn,ns ,,s
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
VIE Iron Steamboat ReEecra will leave the Basin
~, al INC head ut the New Canal, every day, ,cxcep
Mondays for the Lake, as follows:
Depart at $ \. N. Return at 8 a. NJ.
10 NJ. Icy NJ.
: +. NJ p. NJ.
% PM 8 p. NJ.
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 \. NJ. Return at r.! Pm.
, p. VI. " i PM.
~ L. NJ. " . PM.
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IA &6Tt prs fate, c'rSt rintfHnsj.ion satis
de Ia Aiuncipat No. ), de fame onvrir la rue Si,,''
dcpniS "a rue Girod jnsqnau Basin ncui, contor,ut
lneht a la Resolution uudcssus.
{. GENOIS Alaire.
J!2 1T La Nnuvetc Or cans, ] nm ~ lG3a
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Approved June 18th 1880.
'@2 III C. GENOIS, Mayor

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given I'm, if M s,,;s
IN "'E opposition he mndr it is the inrn,nn Of the
'""''i OF Nnhnipnltv No. Two, to cnn<e 10 he
,'G"" ~ ''nhn street r"m 'rod street To the New
hHH'h hS' e'nhI} 10 the above Rcsnlnf,on
n, e. GE\OIS. Mayor.
Ne" Orleans jane % 1879
to\>ElL hE IA MuNIcIPALITE No. 9
"tHf dc la N0ureNe Orlfoas,
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY. }

SEIoND MUNltlPALlll,(
Ncw.Orieans, July 4. 1889. {
Notice is hereby given to all keepers of Billiard
Tables to take their Licences at the Mayor's
once, within ten daya from date agreeable to an
Ordinance OF the General Council approccd 9th
May, 1899.
S. H. TURNER, Collector
No!lCE-At Meeting of the Native American
Mechanics Society held on It inst. the following
Members were elected Officers, viz.
A u trossI,a,l Vice President
W Chaplin Secretary
Robert Douglas Treasurer
FINANCE CoMMlTrEE-A II Clayton; Daniel Wood.
! ruff; James Jos, BY order of The President
WA. CHAMPLIN,
'uy 81 NV. Secretary.
~ At numerous meeting, convened on the 9th
ult. ut the St. Charles Hotel consisting Of the most re-
spectacle ladies of New Orleaus the Rev. Bslop of
New ornns having explained the object of the meet,
dopted:
Mrs DorLrssIs was appointed President
SrkiNGER. I" Vice President,
LAWRENCE" " Secretary.
, Resolved, that the meeting approves tbs project of ii
RAJ H. t" take place about the end of Dec,,nhrr the,
product OF Nhch will he exclusively Appropriated to the
construction ,,i of asylum for the FEMALE Or
iliANS, confd ID 10 the of the Sisters of Char
| lily:
"a. hat IN conducting the Fair twenty show table
having been fixed UPON the following Iucs presented
themselves as vend,rs on that occasion, and were uc-
| cepred:-
airs. Peters, Mrs. CImhcrt,
-, Venue, " Justin Durcl,
Miss Adele DcbnNs, T.nry.
| l.andrcuux, Pogue
-" Andonns Anlry, Miss Zarhnric,
Mrs. kohn, StcpI,n,s Muznrcou.
Strngcr, Urs,n Pcrrc,
Johns, Mrs Hnlr
Frrv Fnnrc
, Where, Vaudeville Marigny,
Persons d'slr""s of contributing. this benevolent
undertaking, hy their donations can send them 10 the
Bishop r." slrnr", or to the Orphans Asylum or to
! any of the above inlins,
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III ANA\A CDFfEE-sjo h,a OF pri ne uuany
Tor sale by A TItlEK,
juue | ri c,o,';.. i,

l. 5 Sc ibl Il, No 81 Candle rect h.,,.,u
Dumain and St PhIhp, keeps family on hand
an extensive assortment ofhools n bronans. ard
shoes, at New Ork manufacture, men wut,ru
and children Of all ages, which he III dlspos. Of
at very moderate prlrts.
Families OF his n'qninancc on selling an order
will have their wishes attended t" l. SEGOlrR
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CLEARANCES.
July 5, 1879
Barque fbera. Rodriguez Havana.
Cuculu, Lapeyre & c.
!taIiIVALS.
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, SfNnrt dN II ,Inrl 1881
n E.N)O one James Dn,orin E,n<tns Wells. NJ
! H. oats, \. Love. m. II. Nnrin John H. Fink
o. ''''"' - Hopkins, f"l'is & Durnn 5. W. Sh;r-
"l ''h i""ley, W. Rrn, and &. A. El,nr poprif-
nes ns lots dams Ia rue >t jean lIepni. Ia rue Girod
jiS4o hn 'asSin dn Canal neuf ont t,4mspd(s 4 re-
"'9r'' ne i'n "nvrIr Ia ST. Jean depus la rue
''ros lDsqn nu ltas> in neur " '''
q" s"'t resou ono Invis soft donnf pentlan, dix
"uf h' ceir application. dams lr tra A,nsr:. ain =,
n' h",rh' ''t" les languages Franc ct Angiais ev
tihs le cas- que i0ppuSiipn sail tiire ne sn, m.
'"'' r"nrc !on'erturc de la ,rlr rue que ce CONSIST
"""nn'fa overture ar la dt' rue -, jean dennis IT,
~" "if"d l'iS'ln an HhSsin nruf' les dcpenses Ies
n"nEtScs ct les henrfcGs drrr0nt ctr. ,ss.sses a,
CT mes encouragement wee scion les p,ov,sions dim
hrtt !c IN lcclSih'nrc In iu IN Actc re,uIari.a,
""'efl''', "'ignrnent ct nmtliora-n des rues e,
places pHhI1nes dams In Vile dc la Nouyele Ore.ns
&c. dprrou'e lie ) Avr 1892 '""'
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IT v TNNU II T.'.N.
4 ARSIEN .T of the "rignn titles Of rrn,d in
~ the general lnnd office. 'nIyd in accordance
with resolution "I the House I" i'r>'nrnllv s. pas
s"d2iih May, 1888. few ct'l% int received and
for sale by A.EN TDWAE
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RUTTER n LAK1-IO0 kegs lard X so do supe-
- rior Western butter. for sale Ly
my6 G. DORSEY, Al New Levee
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Tue y [tT UUTTG. I~WIII Nv
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
mr. 5 Cor Cniunon and IrLnnitnnlns L.

nAF SOH ii-vnrious qusliies, constantly in
stnrr and for by SHALL a. BROWNE,
!nr " % Magazine 81
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Jlibl Ni'ENl'-lG hhs.. mutng f ON sirarnhua.
hu,,"'lh' f"f sale by a. TkIEK
fha' :" 81 t,tHyirr a.
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FOR NEW YORk-REGULAR LINE
Holmes Line of Packets.
To sail on he IHh instant
4;tt> Thr superior fast sailing regular pncke
-S-=.E sniI Us nbovc-i"r freight or passage boynr
elegant ACCOMMODATIONS. apply To the Captain on board
opposite the Vegetable Market or to
Jul, 2nd % t,n,nu,nn a,r,,,
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Row boat Nlohican reports that all vessels bound
had proceeded to sea. pre-, inus o llt3t.
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For sale in this city, at the of Common and
TcInptoulas ma, J3
DDkk-5n0 Barrels prime Mess and NJ. O. Pork in
L Store for Sale by J TIlANERN Co
July INA n Povdras St
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VAl-Om" hundr, d nn,i thu " iv" bales NV York
IL Hay, undng from packet ship Orleans Lor ~t,.
ty COHEN,
June y No 90 tun,u,,r st
Fifty halt hbi- and - bids = Jiul.e.
ana Ii btei i"r sale by & DORSEY,
j.mr - II Ncy | eyrc
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Persons de- irous Of contributing. to this bcncvolcn
undertaking. hv their Donations can send them 10 tn,
Bishops sidrnr', or to the Orphans Asylum or tc
any of the above ladies'
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w 2prrc in pack ages of from p to 500 pounps eoch
now landing from brig Daniel <ilhy and for sale by the
the Subscribers agents for The manufacturers
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19
MR. VAN RIIREN.

Those who know hlm be~t, bsve al
ways appreciated The unaffected kind
ness Of his heart. We have heard ma
ny instances Of this, but mono more in
,erestipg than circumstance which
happened during his recent visit to his
native county, An old black woman,
bent with age and feeble from in6rmitv
was seen pushing her way through the
crowd towards the President. Some
Of the by-standers inquired her reason
for so doing. lnreply. she said that
some thirty years ago, she and her
children were slaves, and her master
was about selling two Other children
and depriving her Of them She was,
Of course, 10 great distress about it
Mr. Van Buren, heard Of il, purchased
the children and presented them TO their
mother, and she had travelled on foot o
dist ance Of more than twenty miles a
the advanced age of eighty years, tc
show him that she yet remembered hil
kiudness.-N Era,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19
DEMOCRATS OF OHIO.

In Few days the great baitle inthis
state is 10 be decidedrfor 1889, and the
fedsHaiistss cay also that il will decide
lhS election in 1910 Has each one
done so far what the country demands
Of him for the sake Of correct princi-
pies. Has each freeman laid his hand
upon his heart and asked himself if his
conscience is satisfied that all has been
done within bis power to aid and for-
ward those sacred principles guarans
teed by our constitutions, and sustained
by the administrations Of "Jefferson
and Madison, and Jackson aud Van
Buren," Freemen of Ohio, hordes of
monOpolists are in your very midst,
using every art and deception 10 de~
ceive you and elect their willing tools
to The. Legislature 10 throw open the
food -gstes ofswindling ip'sbinplasters,
and paper frauds Of every character.
They will meet you face to face where
they believe they have strength, and
where they are weak, they will divide
and. Conquer. Let every lover Of his
|hfLh right Of freedom bs up hsd doing.
b Slatesalan.
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take care Of themselves. orjhtop sht|
buthen on Others. We are not AWARD
,ha. the impu,alion j. just /; but should
there be any good reason for the feel
lngs Of our neighbors, we trust OR Dc-
YER friends will redeem their reputation.
in the coming contest; ii is wsllnnder-
stood that they have received liberal
share Of nominations, and much will be
expected from ,hem ID sustaining the
ticket. Then we would say 10 our friends
abroad, one and al, DO no, leave us 10
Dover TO labor alone We have decided-
| " a strong ticket, and there is very
grea, encouragement for exertion; let
us sIien as friends and brethren sac>
rifice upon the alter Ofthe public veal all
minor considerations" and 60 one and
all The long pull, the strong pull, and the
pull altogether, which we are willing to
pledge ourselves will crown our efforts
with success. The geutleman standing
at the head Of our ticket, is 0 man who
| aught but the foul tongue Of slander has
never been able TO lraduce; he is a
man Of highly cultivated intellect,
strict moral integrity, aud possessing all
those excellent qualities, which as a
friend and neighbor, is 30 we'll calcula-
ted 10 endear him to all his acquaiDtan-
ces, these together with an excellent
business capacity, and an early thor
ough training to regular business habits,
makes US confident in ssyiug that it cleo
ted he will be an honor to the county be
represents. The other gentlemen have
ALI passed the ordeal Of public opinion
before, and have stood the test Of mer,
,ciless and scrutinizing opposition; they
are well acquainted with the people, and
I.nesd no encemiums from as. All the
news we have from every portion ofthe
county is truly cheering and variants in
predicting that " OLD TUscARAwAs" il
herself again.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19

P0wder must FaH.-IF any Of our
countty's manufacturing interests must
suffer from "ihe sober second thought" f."
or more properly 'the second sober
thought Of the people," it must be the
makets Of guDpowder. So great had
become the damsnd for powder, 'ou the
occasion Of celebrating the 'riumphs Of
the 'Whigs, that the powder makers
were induced TO enlarge their stocks,
and produce more considerable a.
mount, for the purpose Of keeping the
guns going, until the election for Press
ident shall have. passed by. But a
change has'come over the spirit oftheir
rejoicing and damper IS put upon the
Wing victory powder. We siScerely
condole, not emily with the powder ma
kers, but also with shespowder burners,
Their occupation is as far gone as was
that ofO 'hello.-Bu8ato Rep. +