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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-21
MARTIN MATHERs Il co.

NJ ERCHANT TAILORS, No N. HowA RID
I'VE STREET, inform their friends and the public that
they have selected from The New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets. their Fall and Winter supply OF
Goods, embracing handsome assortment eff the most
desirable Cloths, Cashmere and Vesting which they
will promptly make up to order in tile bost style Of
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit con-
tiuance of the patronage heretofore berally beso-
ed. They have for sale few gross Of superior Goat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
y B. For sale or rent first rate modern built tive
story HOUSE, with attic and extensive back build
ings, in Saratoga street near o Liberty. Enquire as
bove. # &C 5
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IVA N5CED 10 PURCHASE

IMMEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servant
Il of eOod character Of both sexes, from 10 TO = yees
Of age, slaves for hfe for very extensive iete III inc
and references viii be given ii required, that they art
expressly for gentemans own use, and not foi spec
uIalion, and fair cash price viii be given on appcahon
TO LEWIS +. SCOTT = General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office No. West Fayette street, basement
:, Rsrm,nA. HotsI aus
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GAME BAGS, POWDER FLAsKs, and SHOT
u POUCHES, in great variety, just opened of
Garfield BROTHERS.,
Res ser. Market & Charles -.
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ITO THE NT.-EOTICE.-AppH
IL csnts for the esoivent Laws of the sate of Mary-
land, car have their papers correctly drawn up and
reasonable terms, by applying % L. r. SCOTTf6 Cen
erai Intelligence and Agency ofcs, No. West Fayene
street, basement ssofy 6araazass CITY Hstei oc2
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-WWT ANTED, by an experienced farmer and gard
w uer-A small Farm, or an extensive garden, or
"a .c of reariag seeds and also fruits ard vegeta-
tne Pe, baltimore market ANY person having such
p'eS ioi me i@s ;he privilege Of purchissng at the
end of Twelve months, ". = ~ -,cr
r. at the office Vi the American Fasl-''' 81
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WANTED.
GTTUATION WANwRn.

WDY ayoung man from the Northern Stares Eook-
Nd Keeper OF assistant Clerk IN wholerai or retail
grocery, four commission store any ohes respect
able situation where he cotia make himself useful To
his t4niioyer The very best oF references will be ven
in regard 70 character sc. Apply ~
LEWIS + SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency and Brokers' Office,
No West Payctte street, basement OF BHrnumS City
Hotel. Sc 81
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~UK EIART'S GENERAL VARIETY
ADSTORE, l0lt Baltimore st. Baltimore, where can
be had on reasonable terms, wholesale and retail coarse
and fine TWINES; Patent Lump and Candle WICK;
SPINNING WHEELS; Stacking, bed and Sash CORDS;
Willow SIEIGHS; Carriages and Cradles; BELLOWS;
BRUSHES; Marbles; Churns; and every other article
leorgino 10 this hne 10th mo %
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ACTUAL. RESULTS.

We shall give our readers the admitted re
suits of the State elections as fast as they come
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OFFIcIAL.-The following information ef a
change III the Russian quarantine regulation
has been officially communicated by the Russ
siap Minister to the Department of State:
British vessels, coming from the ports OF
Great Britain, laden with American cotton, VIII
be admitted into the Russian ports on the b par,
tic, without having had their cargoes puIihed
in the Danish quarantine establishments, upon
production by theircaptains ofcertifcates grant
ed by British authorities or by Russian or Da-
nish Consuls, proving that the cotton wit!
which they are laden comes really and truly
from the United States, and has been shipped
from port of Great Britain.
The same disposition has been also EXTENDED
20 al vessels whatsoever arriving laden witt
American cotton, taken in at any European
mort. Except those on the Mediterranean Q
sn any port Of the United States, ofthe health,
condition Of which satisfactory assurance cal
be given.
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANU- cTrRLR OF
PROCLAIM FNCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. 20 South Sharp street,
ND ESPECTFULLE informs the citizens of Bal
k6 more, that he Is prepared perform every opsra
ton appenaining his profession, such as Cleaning
Filinz and Plugging tae TEETH, &C. He Hin also IN
sen Ineorruptibe Teeth Pv9ts CLASPS, in the NEST
durable nanzeE.
REFERENCES'
Pliip e Thomas
Matthew Smith, p,;r,o~a
John Needles,
VIA E. Bartlett,
George Truman,
Elissa Tow Townsend Dentists, PA''ad.
%
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SITUATION WANTED.

WRY Young Man. d. an assistant clerk in Grocery,
ED Flour Commission Store, Bar keeper, any other
situation wlpes he could make himself useful 10 ms
employer. Good Recommendations VIII be gwen N
regard to character, sc. Apply TO ...>-,
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
No West Fayette Street. basement stoV OF barnnlE .
City Hotel General Intelligence, Agency sRs SFoAcfT
Office. Old E5tabishzaent
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER

NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.
YWNIlE subscriber would inform the public mat ne
has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
s. THRESHlNG MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public; believing that they will fully meet tne exPec
aton and wishes Of the purchasers he thinks mat they
will be found equal il not superior TO any Maehnes 10
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong
and believed to be very duable calculaiedto peofK
cd by four horses. f
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh
nc Machines less expensive
He is likewise Agent for The sale of Mr.. Urnuys Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines; those Hetenng these
Machines can procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt sree,.
ego S. RAsTMAN.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
IHyHR Subscriber il authorised 70 purchase, for zen
D tIemen Of the south, number OF Negroes of BON
sexes
The highest cash prices viii be given kor Saves oI he
and good titles
He car always be found at the United States Hotea
Opposite the Depot Pratt street
y0 dtf 6. w. PRARCE
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ApHENoMENoN.-Th Cincinnati Ledger
.ofthe 18th says:
nome from our office, about two O'Clock we
were suddenly startled by an explosion imme-
Me,e ,.' ons' our head, similar to the report of
q a'a can1on, On looking up we discovered in
the ea ar large fragments of fire, flying in differ
ent directions-each of which looked to a as az
ifthey were particles Of star that h; ID burst d
assunder. The moon became black as INK, Ia an y
the stars all seemed as II they nHu , tM SER
away, and nough, could be seen 0ut ,ne nela
a fragments flying about the sky. These bury,
fora few moments. and then gradually diee
away until they could be seen no ), more more. "a =
saw moments after the explosion took place, ths
earth shook like an aspen, and the moon wa ne
.she again shone seemed trembling from TN
sffsets of the shock What could have beel
tbe cause of this wonderful occurrence Ca
snv o our great astrologers throw any Ign
on the subject
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HDOARDING.-A few respectable gentlemen can
HIS be comfortably accommodated either with or
without lodgings on moderate terms, by early appca-
ton at Mrs. FANLEAR'S, No. A. ST. Paul's street,
near Baltimore 81. oc2o-u
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ESRESH Inspected HERRIYGs-
NJ barrels Susquehanna Hcrrings-now inspecting
for sale low from the wharf SELI.MAN & CROOK,
NIL At Conner of South & Pratt SIS
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0N0 BUNDLES ENGLISH s AMER
EO&PVp CAN SHEET IRON
100 Packs RUSSIA do
40 Pigs English s. Bnnca TIN
Cases Timed COPPER
so Roll SHEET LEAD
10 Tons best Scotch PIG IRON. For sale by
OLIVER PARKER,
Corner of Calvert and Lombard SITS.
sen 81
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MANTLE CLOCKS.-CANFIELD & BRO.
I'VE have lust opened large assortment of Gilt, Ala
bastcr, anu Ebony CLOCKS, of the newest patterns,
which they offer al very reduced prices, wholesale and
retail. corner of Market and Charles streets. nos
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ANIES' PAPER.
u a. Cases No 3 CAP,
Nv , do. No. plain do.
6 do No. ruled letter ,vApEu
do Fine do do
5 do Superfine do. do
. do do do do
Just received and for sileat mill prices by
TURNER, WHEELVRlGHT x NUDGE,
lie II No. 10 5. Charles st. (Hp tairs.l
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]. ~. WATSON.
TAJpROVEp WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE

IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE
NAMING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. &c SoUlH CALVERT STREET, BALrtMonE.
HHE would particularly inform those who buy W O.
HE VEN WIRE and SLEEVES to sell, that it would
be much TO their adv anage to call on him before pur
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavy Twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Caichers; plain and fncy
WIRE WORK for Book Cases, Windows, &c; Bird
Cages Rat and Mouse Traps. &c. sc. oc24dstH
ATEWIY INSPECTED HERRINGS.-5OO barrels
~ Susauehanna Henings, of superior quaity now IN
sT,ecting For sale low from the wharf,
SELLMAN & CROOK, ...
corner of South * Pratt SITS.
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ATOTICE-The Stockholders of the Susquehanna
LIZ Bank ire hereby notified that an Election wl;oe
held thanking House, Port Deposite, on the So
cond Monday OF December next. between tile hours OF
IL O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock, p NJ for nine dirctcrs,
TO manage the affairs of said Company for IL mcnuis
thereafter in conformity to the charter. n9 eoa4t
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wORTHY OF NOTICE.

N10R SALE.--A Black GIRL, Is years of age to
H serve until she is p years of age. She Is well
grown and good house servant For further particu-
lars apuly TO L. p. SCOTTI'S Old Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, basement City Hotel ocS
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Hes Fe,noped TO No. Is South Street.
JOHN I. DONALDSON, President
YHyNIS COMPANY makes ASSURANCES on LIVES
for years, or for life, at the following
rates for every hundred dollars:
Aay ONE YEAR SgYRS YEARS. LIVE
25 100 ne 2Q
~ 80 40
a I,9l a75
81 as 5p6
GRANTS ASSrfTrEs-Rates for one huA&Ied deiiars
90 years NJ aye. l0S)
70 Joy
BrYs ASNpTTTEs
SELLS ESDoyMESTs fof chddrea
BEcEIvEs moSEY on deposte
ExRcrTEs TRUSTS
MAKES CONTACTS which hle OF The Io.eSes; Of
msney is involved.
~ WILLIAM III. mURbOCit, SeoJ.
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Necessary 10 a ch4ice l+s.
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MARCUS DENTSON ,

81 BALTIMORE ST.
uKAs JUST RECElVED-Extra superior Rochester
White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
vet CORKS: English and American Sporting POWDER;
BIeuched Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR; Syrup We
~ choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe SEGAks,
which, with our usual supply OF Green and BLACK
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES,, WINES and LII
QuORS, are for sale At moderate prices. eIo
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EIR. DAVISON'S PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PENnIANSHIP.

HNOG SALE-A Servant Boy, 10 years old last Fe'
II bruary. having IA years 10 serve from that tune
He was raised the country, and is very smart and ac
ive and is good waiter For other particulars apply
10 LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency ana
IN diligence Once No. . West Faye "a street NJ
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
IOWA BATCHELORS.

There SCENE 10 be an anxious feeling
for choice young damsels in Iowa. The
adventurous youth start off to the West.
and leave their fair partners behind.
II appears from the following notice in
the Iowa Gazette, that the arrival of
their tdir companions in arms, is look
cd forward TO, with the most intense
intetest. ChillicOMe Advertiser.
"lNFoRMATIoN WANTED 1T was re-
Gently stated in several of the eastern
papers, that number Of enterprising
young ladies' had started for lows, with
the PrsisewOrthy purpose Of rendering
that FL Dorado redolent with love and
Joy, they have not ye, arrived, and their
eaDxiouS friends" are thrown into the
deepest distress lest they may have
lost their way. Editors friendly to the
cause Of humanity (and where is the
editor that is nsIf)-wiIl "pleaso no.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

One hundred and forty members have been
chosen for the next Congress-e3 of whom
are federalists; and 81 democrats. One hun
dred and two are ye! 10 be seected, making tn
total PAP. The present House of Repre- senta>
tives comprises l24 democrats and lis fder.
aIsts. The following States have elected mem
bers to the next Congress, ,-LouisIana, Nilsson.
IT, Vermont, Maine, Georgia, Pennsylvania,
New York, Ohio, N, Jersey, Delewsre, Mich
igan, Massachusetts, Arkansas, and South Car.
olinn. The following are yet to elect,viz: N,
HamDshire, Rhode Island. Connecticut, Mary.
land, Virginia, North Carolina, alabama, Mis-.
sissipi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and IL.
lnois. Several of these do not hold their Con.
gressional elections until August, it will there
fore 1e impossible for Mr.. Harrison and his
party to call Especial session of Congress un-
les, the legislatures ofthe several States anti-
cipaie the usual time ofhoIding their elections,
by the passage of law at the ensuing sessions
oftheir legislatures for that purpose.-N. York
Standard
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF TWO
lTW1N) SlSTERs.-At AT early hour on
Mouday two sisters, named Robinson, aged 10,
committed suicide by throwing themselgev into
the Thames, from Waterloo bridge. The case
is one ofthe most affecting romances in real
life which hassoccurred for years past About
two years since the father of the unfortunate
girls kept large house of business near Man
chester, and both his daughters were seduced,
brought to London, and both the villains being
married men, they took apartments forthem in
the Edgewareroad, aud subsequently in Som.
ertown. In less than six months, however,
one oflhem dieu, and the other left his victim
10 shift for herself Having no other resource,
they led what is termed "a gay ife,' and after
living in various parts of the Metropolis, went
TO the Waterloo road. Two friends were in the
habit visiting llem but in consequence ofthe
steps taken by the inhabitants they have discon-
tnued to call; both sisters then made up their
minds to die together. The mother died of
grieffor her daughters in less than three months
alter their leaving home.- Engloh paper.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
HGtte9'y.

q HARLES WILSON, Halter second st
~ DOVER would inform the ctizensof
Tuscarawas County, that he continues to carry
on the Hating business, in all Its various bran>
ches. His workmanship shall be of first quali-
ty, hoping Thereby to merit liberal share o
patronage.
N. b. All those indebted to him, are reques-
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst of jams
uary, otherwise their bills will be put in the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds of country produce, taken
in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts.
N. B. | will pay 81 cts. per bushS
or wheat, for all outstanding debts.
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cate Of agency, signed by DR.. D. in his own
hand writing, and renewed every II months,
and have entered into bonds of $500, 10 sell
none other Pills than they receive from DR..
Brandrelh or his duly appointed travelling a.
gents, who have invariably power of atom
ney, sigued by the Clerk of the County of N.
York. ODSERVE..~The certificate Is not Let
or press written or photographic. 1t is En-
gravd.--. The said certificate being no guaran>
etee o. the public alter 12 months from date
MAKR>-When you want Pills 10 make sur
YOU are right asl: to see the certificate OF agn
h. .s.-Those who sell counterlSits, and neVe
ad one, will tell you it is mislald, lost. &c.
ePrice 25 cents, with full directions.
The following are the only authorized agens
for the sale of DR.. Benjamin Brandreths Veg
yable Universal Pills, in The counties Of Tus-
arawas and Carroll.
John P. Chaplin, New Philadelphia.
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From he Cleveland Advertiser.
CONSPIRACY TO KIDNAP AND
ABDUCT VIM. l., M'KENZlEi,
THE CANADIAN PATRIOT.

CONSPIRACY TO KIDNAP AND
ABDUCT VIM. l., M'KENZlE,
THE CANADIAN PATRIOT.
The city ofRochester was thrown in.
to great excitement last week IN conse-
quenOe Of bold and daring attempt on
the part of certain canadians to kidnep
and abduct the patriot MCKENZIE TO Can
ada. The particulars as given in the
Buffalo Daily Republican are these: A
Mr. zCameron late Of the Commercial
Bank of Toronto, had been some time
in Rochester, seeking an opportunity &
deYIsing ways and means to kidnap
Mackenzie and take him 10 Toronto by
force, where reward Of ono thousand
pounds is Offered for his apprehension
This Mr.. Cameron made confident OF
Mr. Welles one of the publishers of the
Daily Wing, who he had learned was
on terms Of ienmity with Mackenz o.
10 him he divulged the detail of con-
spIracy which had been entered into be-
tween himself and others, among whom
was an. officer OF 93d regiment, Mr.,
Perry Of Coburg, tho commander ofthe
steamboat Gore and many others. The
plan was 10 decoy Mackenzie 10 the
lower part of the town, through the
treachery of some "hunlers" who we're
formerly friendly to him and supposed
by him 10 be SO yet, and when he was
in their snare, two powerful men were
to sieze him muf1le his mouth 80 iha. he
could make no loud outcry, throw him
into carriage, hold loaded pistol 10
his head threatening 10 Slow his brains
out instantly ifhe made the least noise,
and thus conduct him 10 the steamer
Gore, which was 10 have her steam up
and all ready TO shove off at moments
warnisg.
Mr.. WeIles, BY notec, communica-
ted the conspiracy to Mackenzie, who
afer making himself certain by minute
enquiry that the facts stated by Mr..
WeIles were correct, complained to the
civil authorities, had an examination of
witnesses, and had the British officer.
Cameron, arrested. Cameron is held
to bail in the sum Of S400, with two su-
reties, each in $500.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
SMALL POTATOES.

The two Houses adjourned last even
ing after considerable debate, discuss
sing the propriety Of cheating the State
Printer out 81 12 IL in each branch
Each hours discussion costs $l00 90.
The sum stands thus:
Dr.. 10 loss by debate, 100 90
Or. by profit each House,
67,I21-2 l425
Reform backwards. $S5 IS
Give US 4 cup Of hard cider! Statssmar.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
SESSION ONO STATESMAN

We propose to issue the STATESMAN, du
ing the ensuing session Of the Ohio Legislature
on tho tuAowin9 terms, viz:
TRI.WEEKLY, 50 90
SEMI.W EEKLY, so
WEEKLY, 0O
Persons subscribing, will please designate
which paper ii is that they desire.
The approaching session ofthe Ohio Legisla-
ture, will be ono Of more than usual interest TO
all parties. The Corwin administration be
in progress-his inaugural will have deFoloped
his measures, or rather the measures OF the Ban
ksrs and Abolitionists that elected him, and in
whose hands he is.
When these measure are presented to The Leg
slature by Governor Corwin, as il is his duty by
the constitution, The tug Of CT war will COM
mence in the Legislature; and, for The first time
for wears, the people will have an Opportunity
of seeing what the principles of whggery real
" are in practice, and a fair comparison can be
made between the doctrines of the two parties,
touching the great interests OF equal rights and
constitutional government.
We shall have good reporters, and use what
industry we are capable Of employing on ouK
paper, to give correct and extensive view of all
theiI doings and the first curious item will be
d law VI ull OlllOOiS III
the State, as promised to the people. The mex
will be, 10 raise the wages of labor; increase
| the price of wheat and pork; introduce the me-
groes fresh from Kentucky into our courts as
witnesses, and into our common schools; bu
not into our Colleges where Bankers children
congregate. ali these hard cider and coon Skin
movements will be recorded with care and pres
cison, and when necessary, made into first rate
1fppecanoe songs, and sung to keep the mem
bers' spirits up.
And the scheme already on foot, as we are ir
formed, to chain down the people by grea
Bank machinery, more powerful than the throne
of the Russian Autocrat, will be watched dtf
due care. Let the people read and judge fol
themselves.
The proceedings of Congress will also be du'
ly given as herelolore'
s. g. NJ. II. MEDARY.
Columbus, November l3, l940..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
JOhN lir,Iiiiit.AN

RESPECTFULLY infoms his friends and
the public in genlai thai he still continues the
BLAKSMiTliiNG BUSINESS, in the TOwS
OF LOckPORT. where he respectfully invites
theFarmer's and the public generally togive him
a call. lie feels thankful To tie farmers for the
encouragement he has received, aud hopes by
strict attention 10 business, to receive share Of
public patronage.
All kinds ofcther work down asgood as Gun
be down in this part ofthe Ct uniry.
EDGE TOOLS.
Made t, order, aud if-lhey should fail, no
charges will bo made,
Lockport Sept 10Th, 1870.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Court Of Cons
mon Pleas of TuscarawaS county made at May
Term 1893, shall offer for sale on the premises
on the l2ih day of Dec. 1910 at IL clock the
following described real Estate, situate IN Dover
Township, viz. Lot of Land adjoining the
Town of Dover in the county of Tuscarawas,
commencing in the center of the Wooster Road
ono rod north west from thc town plat, thence
running south 43 West, seven chains and TWEEN,
ty five hundredth, thence north AZ west six
chains and twenty five hnndredth, thence north
43 easl nine chains and forty four hundredlh,
thence South 20 East six chains and sixty hund-
redths to the place of beginning, containing five
acres and thirty four perches more or less. The
above land is property of the estate of Isaac B.
Lee, late Of Iuscarawas county deceased. 1t is
well situated for private residence. Terms OIL
sale made known at the Time of sale.
LUCY LEE, Ad'x,
BY B. M. Aiherton, Attorney.
Dec. 7th, 1910. CIV. -.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18

A BRIGHT SPOTt-One of the
strongest evidences of the influence Of
ofexample, and the success and i'm nu-
liability of Democratic principles when
thoroughly understood, is exhibited in
North Carolina, in the District in which
the illustrious Macon, the bosom friend
of Jefferson, lived and died. In this
district at the precinct at which he al
way voted. there was moi single fed>
eral vote presented, either at the Au-
gust or November election. Federal-
ism has no resting place in the neigh
boorhood of that illustrious republican.