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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
NNmEELING SAVINGS INSTITT.

The sane propornonate interest Willie allowed
on ~dtpos!t"s made for specified perodsU Of tlna. AZ
on GrpnsI'es subject To the above periods OF notice
The business hours Of the Institution are from @
% clock Ill - \. VI, and from . tIla =. ", bat. for
the recommendation OF trnsIcut dcpositors, checks
viii be Cashet and dcposi'es 100 bc received al any
the Treasurer.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

G%The Mt. Vernon Banner in civ.
ing an sre uut of,he Corwin meeting
there, ,hus HIS Of the women who took
Az srIiYe psr, in tho caroussl.
1.-THE women to great extentseem.
ed 10 have parinken freely Of the enthu
sinsm which 10 brought by The barrel tc
all these ca,ousals. II looked quite in
tere.,ipg and exceedingly delicate tc
see a lady march up and down cul
streets. bearing alof banner with ,hs
mo,ioe "GooD FOR rT,'-another will
the front centre ofLer body covered By
a Tippecapoe bib, iesniug against the
fence, The thumb other left hand upor
the tip Of her Doso and tho fiugerl
stretched out in q horizontal direction
Wills, with the other hand che wnult
grind in imitation Of an organ, singing
at the ssmo time, "MARTIN YOU CAM
cnME r."
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
PUTTING THE SCREENS 10
PEOPLE. VI

Aa. other method Nhich several Of The
whig merchants Of thus couuly hOvo -
dopisd 10 force and drive The People iD-
to the support Of their party is to give oUt
word that all who are owing them that
do uatVole the whig lIcket shall be sued.
THIS SCENE 10 be carrying out practical
ly Henry Claws intention when Le said
the time for Teasupiug with the people
had raet, tho people must be made 10
feel before they would he convinesd.
The Farmers the bone ard sineU Of our
county must be sued by ppstart whig
LOrdhrgs fer enjoying the right Oi the
elective franchise, q night pure chased BY
the blood and treasure of'our FalheTs
and held eacrsd by every Auoriean oh-
iEsn. Fellow Democrats we know
you viii spuru with d,sdsin aud con-
tempt shls v,I'aiaous attempt 10 brow
bea' you INTO the suppor, GA ss,t ofmen
Who ate 40 perfectly reckless Of your
interest aad regardless Of your feelings.
We Know you will walk up manflllE to
the pole, deposi. your votes for lir4 meu
Sfyoar choice aud dhlFi de6snrs al these
ar'siOcraiic iyrsntS. What vote y give
such men snll greater power over you,
Never. A resort 10 such means 10 OBJ
tain 'oles shows an uuer ignorance Of
the American character and would nev
er have been attempted only by set Of
men goaded on by perfect desperation.
Harrison voted 10 sell white men. II.
Gay said Tho people must be made TO
feel before they would be convinced.
The Old cock crows, the young Oues
learn.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
"DIFFERENCE TWIXT TwEE.
DIE DUN AND TWEEDLE DEE

II will be recollectcd lha, ss The last
whig meeting ~ Town The wings occu-
pied the Presbyterian Church in the O.
veniugi Assent having been obtained
Of one Of the Trustees belonging TO the
Democrats party. This week the Dem
ccrats had concluded that they would
have meeting at tho same place ss gen
iIsmen were here from abroad bnt be-
hold, q pioue horror had come over tho
tho dreams Of the En-. ohig JloO gun,
seconded by all the whi6ts Of the same
stomp; and aided by the whig 5lov gun
official, efficient measures were iskes 10
d-!eat the intentions Of the Demosrats.
At sunset they found TO their surprise tho
door clo,ed sgains, tbem & the key not
bto Se Obtained. A Petticodf. the badee
Of distinction for their Hero, aerv-
ed as beacon Tor the occaeion. What
nex, from the Reformerei "I'ut the
screws to them" The people must be
made to feel before they will beeOnvinc-
ed
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
"WHIG OPINIONS

"Marlages are becomiBgl common
between the duugters Of wealthy mst-
chants g. iowivs TGiiOrs Blacksmiihs .
and other filthy Mechanics. The is
raGicsI democracy, ono Of tho fruits oil
Republiconism."-N Y Con. Adver-
tiser, Wing paper.
"a Farmer never looks better than
whom follaving the'plough. With his
huge paps on the statue book, what can
he dol As we'll might . Blacksmith
attempt 10 mend Q watch, 90 a Farmer
10 legisla,e."-Boston Courier, q
Wing psPsr'
'1f the appeals thet may bo made to
the virtue, morality, and intelligence OF
the people cannot prevail, money can be
used. and that will obtain votes and fa~
vor."-Bicknell's Reporter, a Wing
paper
"Free suffrage is curse TO auy peo-
pie. "--Prosidence Journal. q Wing pa.
per. g..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

The Township Democratic Commit"
tees whe have received circulars from
The county Central COmnItiee, should
bear in mind that their dnsies arc i'm por
tant & require psompt'ac,ion. 'OtgaaIza
ton for the purpose Of acting in concert
IS indispsnsably necessary whoa We
have to contend with party whose de-
termination is, TO carry their points at
all hazards Let the democrats be on the
alert aud The humbuggsrs will be van
duish ed.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

pWe have received communication from
Judge Lappin, which we had intended to in,
sert, in our COLUMNS this week. II seems that
the whigs, as they-sro now claiming evey body,
have also claimed Judge LaPPin asa Oenverl;
whom they know'a more decided and firm dem
ocrat never lived, Mr. Lappin in addition to re.
ih,Dg the foul wing ISLANDERS upon hun has Civ.
en- an exposition of some Of his views in re,
gard to the pnsent Administration aud tho con
tempt be has for the conduct of the self styled
whigs. Ii shall appear in our next;
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

lreqHiFss ,yo,H le'ive suppoFt-tbe dNHAocrs'fe
principles On which tits based, and on the main
lainance Of which its fhtu existence depends,
aksailed BY ilsdeadly a dangerous foes. Nine
hundred Incorporated hunks combined yllh the
disappointed and desperate political IS OF the
last twelye years. are making comman assaoH
on tho PrnGipleOf equal rights.
Conceal hastlhey may, deny il as they WILL
the contest is truly between the power OF asso-
eiotad wealth, eoniending for an empire OF. per<
peh'ity and privilege on the one hand, and the
democracy Of numbers, struggling for the pre-
servation Of liberty, on the other. Ia a contest
Ike this, arc you willing To stands utentiy by,
and boi'old monisd arislOcracy seizc the Gov
ernmen, and every department Of power, aud
WELD 'helr inll1enee to build up i6rthemsei res
additional fortune and privileges At the expense
of sG1eri0s and dsiisu,leh people Are YOU
willing 70 6lh yoar arus aud see tia n'oH'cd
institutions a( the country svstenatieally aueupt
to co0tOl the ballot he1, By Coereias The c'''1en
iaOS the Snpncrt Of rEIacSales he dCtCsts, aud
Tnea he dIsllkes, under tho PenNlty 81 i@s'oS the
uasans SS' Oh,ainIas his hresd, ifAe dsrcto think
and ael lSS ASMselfs Are wa ready II ccasent,
thai Aaak eSraIsaaeasS. ard lhess a,tsOisN, raH-
Scs Ana PresssrSs. shall Aecoas~ an secNstomed
N~N %SSN1SAlN NffAtS ~ NNNqRsRSNN"S ShS~S
ae1aseTaNe eAsasaSssr1ssoa saai he mar eectoyN'c
u eeassSNaSsnA rswsas A'e yoS prepared 10
uaaSe ceiaF essssess, he Vahse of SNae rSNaesty,
ard ne seSaa&s ef yN0r seSa, aeresS On he
sase ce'eASsisa e ssssastSag sascA candidates -
avsr tAe SSaGs os hAad o; nseToeasty haakS1
Are yea aiseaSed to see the prcsSden, ef year
eAeScS IgnominicaSly ta'ued cut q; power Tor
daring 10 resist with manly stmHess, the arro-
saat demand 4 unrnn>lini lal ercrUSch'
nsnts Nf a league Of law hreASing n,nnopaliesl
Arc yon content TO see the people defed, by
creatures that owe their existence to law, and
public distress rervade the whole land, as
punishment Cor daring to attempt their TefoFml
Are ycu prepared to see federalism once more
in triumph restored and seated again in the exc
cutivs chair, in the person OF its ancient and
uniform friendi Are you centent to intH'St with
your power, man who stands mute when he
the question is asked. what he will do with
that power If placed IN his handsl If you are
not thus content TO surrender your rights, let
your efforts be seen and felt IN their defence.
Let the caise of democracv receive your sure
port, and the preservation Ofliberty will be your
REWARD.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

On Saturday last, the Democrats Of
York Township held meeting, and pas
eed some spirited resolutions 10 favor Of
the Democracy. Our iownsmsn Mr..
Collier, and Mr. Leonard Of New Phil
adeiphls, were on hand end talked 10
the people, and exposed the humbug-
-hery, misrepresentation and falGehoods
made use ofby the bank swindters, Of
fee hunters and British wing orators 10
Seiude the people, and carry ost their
own ends.
On Moudsy evening, Mr. Ststkwesth
er, and Mr., Beiree, addressed iho,citi-
zens Of New Philadelphia, on The exc
citing topics which divide the TWO par :
lies ofthis country. They wero receiv
ed with applause, notwithstanding the
a,ternp. of few whig rowdles TO mar
the proceedings, by yelling, whiS,lirg,
and otherwise intsHnpling the speakers
On Tuesday evening, Mr. Beirce ol
Akron, and Mr. Collier, talked to the
citizens Of Dover, about 3 hours, and
were listened 10 with the greatest aasn'
lion. ..s
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
DEMOCRATS BE WARE.

Ifany OF you have been drlIdsd
into the log caben Of Harrison Feder.
alism, escape from it with all expsdi
toh! II is but the turkey trap Of cum
ming hunter; and ia majority Of our
people venture iatO il, t,they nnSt. expect
to have their feathers pIueked off and
their nscks Urung, to lill the beds and
furnish the tables Of royal matteT,sur
rounded By his privileged Ordersl Star
tie nO,l The RoyaIism Of New Eog-
land Federalism is q matter Of history
the Rilusr conspiracy sganist Ihs PsO'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
THE GRAND RALLY OF FREE
MEN AT CANTON.

Yesterday was q great day Cor the
Democracy Of old Ststk. THOUSANDS,
ays tens of thou. pnds turned out TO zee
the bah battered Hero, ,and they didisee
him, and hear him too. A nobiet look
log old veteran never bTealhcd!! Gov
ernor Shannon he too was there; snd
delivered ono fthe most atgumenlative
speeches ever listened TO BY treemen.
Senator Allen and Tsppan were also
there and spoke. Allen is undoubtedly
tho most powerful stump orator vest Of
the mouu,aius. The long and loud plsu
dits of The democracy wherever he gees
fully attest this. But 40 have no time
this ~Oek TO say any more.
Shannon and Allen, snd probably John
son, may be expec'od in this cosnty IN
the fore part ofnext month.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
OGEE AND LINCOLN.

The speech Of Mt tLineOln, a whig
member Of Congress in answer TO the
utsds OF Ogls about the PFeSidenrs
IlovAe, bss been published by ah the
democratic papers in the Siste, ,Hnd dul-
" exboOeratss the ProsidOst from the
foul charges made sgainSt him By that
notorious black guard, whose budget Of
.Galsehoods Patrick Of New Philadelphia
delights to lay before his sTeadefG week.
y.
Mr. Liseolu Sheys First, that what
ever furniture has bren procured for the
Presidents house since 1900, was pro"
cured under the directions Of commit.
tee Of Congress, for that purpose and
never by the President himself, or al
his request ... ...... ...
ID. That there has been regularly
about $1,000 a year, appropriated for
that purpose BY Congress ever since The
house was built, excepting during Mr..
MoHros's administration. when in con-
seqeuce Of the destruction Of furniture
BY tho British. 4 @uoh larger Oum was
appropriated. l..
Sd. That tho called the Presidents 9
House, lie the HOUSE OF THE
NATION, TO be occupied by tho PfSs-
ident, and whichtbe Presidsn. csunOi
legally refuse 10 occupy.
4tb. That the furniture 10 no more
expensive than that Of most private per-
sons in the ciiieS, and by no means 90
expensive as the houses Of macy Of
them.
oh. That the gold spoons &c. ere
only silver guit-iurniehed BY Mr. Mon.
roe, and since HE time seed hy j. O.
Adams, Gen. ckson,s and Mr. Van Bu>
ron, in suecesstoU, snd will DO on hand
for Gen. Harrison if the WSigs can ..
lect him,
The gepuineness Of this speech has
been questioned by the Wh,ss. We
have called upon the editor Of the Ad-
vocate to publish this speech. He has
not done il. We now renew ou, coll,
We desire those who doubt whether
Lincoln ever delivered this speech, 10
examine the daily National IntelligOn-
Ger, the leading whig paper printed at
Washington City. dated July %, 1910,
or the scmiwsekly ef,hst date. lfthey
have not tho paper, call on John hildt,
of Dover, or Judge Williams. or VIM
G.bbs. ofN. Pbiladelphia, who take and
file that paper, end who il 10 presumed
will have no objections to show il.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

We see = low and abusive cornmuni-
cation in The last Advocate charging oul
candidate for Senator with ignorance
&c. We advise Patrick, and his fed
eral crew 10 look at home, before they
make such q charge agsin. MrtReam,
ls no lawyer,nor an OK. Bank President,
yet he will he able to obey the siIl o.
HE constituents, and when asked 'Shal
Count 1'uScardwGs is united with,' will
be able 10 answer the ques,ion--a fac
which ii is said our former distinguish
cd wlig Representative could not Dc
when be returned from tho Legislature
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
From the Statesman.

THE FEDERAL WRATH UPON
NATURALIZED FOREIGNERS.
From tho "New York E1press,"s a
Federal Wing paper published in the
city Of New York.
"Our population hae,among its mem
berS emigran,s from oil European ma.
,iOn-, including THE Low AND UN
EDUCATED lRlSH,to whom the
soil and climate appear no way congs-
nial. They no sooner arrive hsre.
than their moral and mental, faculties
aIe thrown in o great confus,nn-
MISUNDERSTANDING ALL AG
REEMTS WRITTEN OR VERBAL,
-MlSTAKlNG THEIR NEIGH
BO'S PROPERTY FOR. THEIR
OWN; and they think themselves free
from ell restraints. run rapid career Of
vice and wickednsss, ending. IN poverty
aud disgrace"
But here il another paragraph worthy
Of q 6end. asd cannot but bluSh The
face Of Whiggery iisoIf II is the Lam
gusge Of Mathew L. Davis, of New
York, we'll known as the "SPy in Wash
was written on the receipt
ol the news Of the Democratic victory in
the city Of Eew York;
"HAd ] the power, / WOULD Err.
ECT A GALEOWS UPON EVERY
WHARF IN THE CITY OF NEW
Y. AND HANG EVERY D-I
FRESHMAN AS FAST AS PHEY
COME ON SHORE" 81
Wha. lrishman rsAding lhis can 70.
h sc 10 vote for candidates of "Libeya
PsrtJ," Martin Van Buren and Richar'
M, Johnsonl Not one, possessing
spark OF indignation in his breast, o.
whose soul warmed with hatred of eV'
cry species Of tyrrany over tho min'
and body Of man.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
THE TRENTON RIOT CASE,

THE TRENTON RIOT CASE, 10
which We have before alluded. We un,
derstand wss brough, before tho Grand
Jury, at the.pressnt session Of the Coun
ty Court, and eome half dozen witness-
es summoned 10 answer in the case,
none Of which appeared. We arc not
prs parcel to say ,hst ,here was huy de-
sign on the part Of the Witnesses. to De
abseni. to prevent tho facts from COM
ing TO light.
i. 10 lide singular boweve, that on,
Of that number, al should have been
necessarily detained. Persons who
have IL us wspionly trampled upon the
liberty Of enc Of their fellow citizens,
must not think they can SO. easily eS-
cape, and we have no doubt but the
whole affair, will in duo time undergo 4
judicial investisa'ion, and thu public be
fully informed az io facts. 1t will then
he seen whether Patrick or ourselves,
have attempted 10 deceive the public.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
DurCHMEN. AWAKE.

A Federal stump crater from Cleve-
land, by the pame Of Hurd, told Sheriff
Hampton, Of Carol county, that he
G5s"could do the uuost among. the
DUTCH aud intended 10 spend mos,
of his time among ihem!" That's
their game. German democrats, they
canno, gull those who are capable oi
reading language, and who arc acqsin-
ted with our political history, but they
s'csn do most amenglhe DUTCH" Ger
mans, one and ell, keep your eyes open
and look ou,for Ogis's speeches, an d
other foul slAnders. You, liberties are
in danger for il Federalism succ Gods,
you will have crossed the oceap, N
queet Of freedom, in vain &c osmop-
oIlto.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
"Hand mo tho Dover Vauocrat,' sci

"Hand me the Dover VauocrAt,' , said
loafer al doggery." "Hers it is.'
eaid by-s'ander, presenting it to him
between Two cbips.--Tus. Advocate.
Pstrick is evidently getting witty in
his old days, but see how he exposes
his cloven foot. Nune but whig loaferD
cah 1.-THE "DoVer Vanocrat," and none
but Wings take clip to- remove ihe
Decentralization both The "SOofer'
and the "by ISLANDER" were Whigs, bul
which Of The two wrote the shove article
is a Query. Our devil thinks it was the
"Lo0Jer.'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
From the Baltimore Republican.
ARRIVAL OF THE BIRTHS SH @ QUEEN.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
FULL PR OSPECC OF A WAR.
Nav York. Sen. Il.

FULL fhOSIECl UT WAX.
New York. Sep. Il.
The gallant Queen arrived here last night, NJ
eleven o'clock. She made the passags in iis,
teen days from the Needles. BY her we haves
London dates to the lssof September inclusive.
Hpr news is important. There is now every.
prospect Of war. Mehemet AL has positively
refused to comply with the request of the four
powers. All ovar France and England there To-
the utmost activity in pref airing the army and ma
IVY for war. a.,..
All tho nations Of Europe are preparing for
war on grand scale. And yet they all say,
lit is all for peace - An admirable way or
'manilestng a love of peace this Russ,a wilh
soon have over 200 troops In tho fold.
France will count upon 700, ooO troops in ca. O.
-of need, and is fitting up her naval marine on t.
grand scale. ...
England is now moving in her vast naval pro.
paratiuns--a number Of large ships Of the Iiha
are fitting for sea with all despatch. New ships
rre launhcsd, % d 81 es lifted up and commission
ed. At Woolwich, at Deptiort, and at Por,s-
mouth, the greatest activity preVails-and Me-
.hemet Ali is just as busy for @Mas any oflhen,.-
And thsis all for "PEAcE p
! The defeat Of the Russians in Carcas'ia is
fully confirmed.
NJ. Timers has oeen accused OF s'ock JOouinS
on grand scale. fhe exRminsnoa Of Louis
Napolenn stIt continues. Ha isto be tried in,
October. Louis Phillippi has been nearly ship.
wrecked. Tire captain of the English steamer
Edinburg Castle is released. Tho downfall OF
the Theirs ministry is expected. The Spanish
has fallen. There has been an iasurrection in
spain. Leopold hes left Engi,nd to ny to paA
cify Louis Philippe. The French army and ma
w have been largely increaIed. The French
papers are more mild The English people and
government keep cool.
The Money Market was heavy, with down
ward tendency.
Manufactures are very dull.
The harvest will bsveTy COED.
M. Guizot, the French Ambassador, hes re-
turned to London,
The Pacba, of Egypt has 1870, 600 in the field.
ready to 6ght. A Russian army is moving down
to attack his son Ibrahin Pachs, in the plains OF
Syria. Is
ltis seid tbat lbrabm Facha is about to march
on Gonstantrnople.
Admiral Ealande has been recalled from the
command Of the French Aeetln Egypt. The
English and the Austrian fleets, with ten hussi-
an sail of the line, bayo sailed TO make demon
strution against the Egyptian feet at alexandria.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

Of Rsnasylvspiv. s.pOried nv arms, 10
Irssh 10 ypur rseOl'siOh; and bshcHs
yOor bank president, pensioners Of the
rsssury and ssPiring laWyeIs, nov
rOSming over the country and lhTeat-
ming TO Govern the people by force, il
they csnnot govern through the ballot
boAS What 10 this but Monarchism
syOwsdlI Will you embrace il, Re-
publicaus OF Americai Then vote for
Harrison, and place in power. the mon.
archislS who support him."
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
Every exchange briDes US tho mos

Every exchange brings US tho mos,
cheering news from from abroad, Wbig.
gery dead or just expiring and Federal
lam toiterng 10 The center. Tho grand
phalanx Of ihs Democratic patty are all
in arms. the freemep, the hardy yeoman
~ are equipped and ready for the field
Democrats of Tuscarawas where are
yonl SIImbering a, your postf HaVe
you no laurels to win no hOnora 10 gain'
Shall the great battle be fought a0d VIC
tory won with OLD Tuscatawas like
Harrison far in the resfl Democrats o
Tuscsfagas up and wipe out the lou
stain OF hdmbugery from our pages, 10
i. BY ne longer onr reproach. Let eve
ry democrat feel thai ahe welfare Of the
government depends upon bis exertion'
and We are redeemed. The party will
whom we have TO contend are seizinf
every opportunity afforded them end i
possible will carry us by storm. Nc
democrat cen excuse himself for indlfeI
once at the present time. The Log cal
in and hard cider monster with al hiI
hideouS foFmsis among uS,he is planting
deeply his poiSinouS fangs. Come iher
fellow democrats, shoulder to the wheel
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
UNITED STvTEs BAnK.-In the Dis

UNITED STvTEs BAnK.-ln the Distric
court lately for the City and County Of .Pbilit
Gelphia, fourleenjudgment were entered againss
1he hank Of The Uni'ed States on. the bills nd
notes protested for now payment in specie
the omount Of one million eight .hundfed fifty
seven thousand dollars. The court on tha,
occasion decided that bank was bound to pay
12 per cent interest on its dishono:ed uills, ac-
cordng to its charter, and not 6 per cent sc-
sordibg to the act legaliEinS Snsreniiehs. /.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
Is1sirs rnn sAIr.-AhlLe.Runkar Hill Mon.

EIssEs FOR sALE.-Ad,hesBunksr Hill Mon
umsnt Fair on Wensdsy last, sailor gave a
very pretty ysung lady a, one Of the tables $40
for o kiss, and went away delghed with bis
bargain. irlhe same article were sold by the
ladies' at our fairs wc suspect there would be
but little demand for any thing else. It would
prove most pr ftabie .Source, ,ofrevenue. We,
ourseIf, wOlld smack our lips at the fTSt pro.
position. s. Times. "a+
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25
"nAR RIsoN AND REFoRM2

By reference TO the 2lst page of the
Journal Of the Ohio SENATE for 1921, il
will be found that Harrison voted to
have County Auditors appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas. This is the
kind Of Harrison reform the wings mean
viz: to take the. power from the hsuds
Of lie people. Freemen can you 30 it :
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

The MoNuMENT FAIR.-The Monu-
msut Fair .al Boston closed on Tuesday
night. Tho articles remaining unsold
have been transferred to thez' 'lsdiss Of
Charisssown. who opened . Fair for the.
slIe at the Town Hall on Wednesday.
Itis said that twenty or twenty-five
thousand dollars will remain, as the.
proceeds. after dsfraying al necessary.
expsnBSs.-Phil. Thimes.