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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-10

CHANGES.-Every day is confirming us in
the opinion that the administration Of Mr.. Van
Buren, is ginning friends among the people, the
more earnest the wings become in their efforts
to bring it into disfavor. At the South ard
West particularly, scarcely day passes which
does not record the detection Of numbers from
the ranks Of the opposition. For instance, the
Louisville Public Advertiser, of June 18th says
"On Saturday a most respectable farmer. of
Clarke county, Ia, handed TO us the names of
NINE farmers of that county, hitherto wings of
the deepest dye, who Immediately after the
Harrod'S Creek Barbecue, renounced that par
ty IN utter disgust and gave in their adhesion TO
democracy. The barbecue has changed more
than fifty wings of Clarke county. We will
have their names in few days. The effect has
not been less striking in onr own state.-Eyes
ry days mail brings US evidence of deser,ions
from the opposition ranks.
And the Charleston Mercury, describing the
recent political movements in Georgia adds
1.-THE true State Rights men are now openly
leaving 1.-THE Harrison mem g. denouncing their
treachery to all the old cherished principles Of
Georgia. Mr.. Lamar's letter and other docu.
ments proving this, we shall publish to morrow.
II the friends of the Administration in their Ju-
lY Convention. act with that wisdom and gener
oslty which we confidently !ook. for at their
hands, they will put Harrisonlsm to long rest
of contempt and oblivion, in the fall election"
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From the N. Y. Evening Post.
PROGRESS OF DRUNKEN
WHIGEERY

DR.. Reese Of this city, in the course
of speech made the other day on a
temperance occasion, a report of which
we find in the Commercial Advertiser,
said:
"But yesterday saw virtuouS wild.
owed mother agoDized over the body Of
her only son, not yet vergsd into man
hood, brought to her peaceful home,
drunk, and for the first time, and made
80 at a political meeting to which Curl
osity had led him. Sir, am not indif-
ferent to party feeling; ], too, have my
preferences, aud strong ones, too; but
| had rather every political party were
annihilated tomorrow, than the virtu-
Gus and aged matrons Of our country
should be brought down to their graves
in sorrow by the ruin oftheir sons, in
their first introduction 10 public llfe."
II seems from the account of DR..
Reese, that these Tippecanoe clubs are
traps for the inexperienced and unwary.
Here they take their first lessons in vice.
They venture into these places Of de-
bauchery, and IAN enemy is put into their
mouths 10 steal away their brains"
Here is a story Of a young man who was
never drunk in his life; no attends a pa
htical meeting, not to take part in wha
is gong on, but merely for curiosity; be
is fair mark for the whig recruiters
he is taken into their fellowship; he is
piled with bumpers and dlzzied with
supgs and choruses, made Harrison
patriot, and finally sent home helplessJ
drunk 10 his mother.
No wonder that those who see their lfiend
and the members oftheir families debauched ant
depraved by these expedients, should be ready
in their intense abhorence, grief and disgust
TO separate themselves from party which nc
longer pretends to contend for principles anc
measures, but seeks 10 multiply its numbers BY
corruptlng those whom it wishes to seduce.
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CROPS. - Accounts are daily reaching US
from all parts of the country, representing the
crops as being in nourishing and promising
condition. The farmer has good prospect be-
fore him, and although the times are hard, and
but little money in circulation. he will be amply
rewarded for the toll and labor which he has so
freely expended. 1t is cheering to know that
there will be enough and to spare-that the poor
man will be in no danger of starving and that
so great will be the abundance, SPECTATORS can
not control the market. We have great reason
10 be thankful for the blessings we enjoy, yet
how unmindful are we of them. Alexis Mes
senger.
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At noperIod in the history of Europe were
there so many female sovereigns as now, for
there are no less than three Queens and one
grand Duchess.
There are five dethroned Sovereigns, two Of
whom-the Elector of Hesse and Louis Bona
parte.- resigned of their own accord; the rest,
viz; Joseph Bonaparte, Hieronysius Bonaparte,
and Duke Charles of Brunswick, were sent of
by the people.
Besides these, there are A Pretenders, viz :
the Duke of Bordeaux, Don Carlos, Don Mi
guei and Prince Wasa of Sweden.
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SECRETARY OF STATE.
Appointment by the Governor.

appointment BY the HoVernor.
William Trevitt Esq.,, of Perry county to he
fecretary of State for the State Of Ohio, vice,
&. 3. Harlan Esq. deceased.
We communicate the news of this appoints
ment to our readers, with no small degree of
pleasure. DR.. Tfevitt is one ofthe purest dem
ocrats, and one ofthe most affable, singIe.heart
ed and generous men with whom il is our for
tune to be acquainted. For several successive
sessions he represented the people of Perry
county in the Legislature of this State with dis.
tinguished ability and unsuspected fdeElv.
Governor Shannon, we are satisfied. could moi
have made more deserving or popular oppoint
ment.-Mt Vernon Banner, -
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From the Globe.

NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.-The
following Message was received from the Pres
ident of the Unitod States, by Mr.. A. Van Bu-
ren. his Secretary
To the Senate:
The Importance Of the subject to the tranquil
ity ofour country, makes it proper tbat should
communicate to the Senate, IN addition TO the
information heretofore transmitted in reply 10
their resolution Of the 18th of January last, the
copy of letter just received Mr.. Fox, announc
ing the determination of the British Govern
ment to consent to the principles of our last
proposition for the settlement of the question of
the Northeastern boundary, with copy of The
answer made to it by the Secretary of State.
lcannot doubt that, with the sincere disposition
which actuates both Governments 10 prevent a.
nv other than an amicabe termination of the
controversy, it will he found practicable so to
arrange the details Of a conventional agreement
on the principles alluded 10 as to effect that OBJ.
ject.
The British commissioners, in their report
communicated by MIR. Fox, express an opinion
that the true line of the treaty of 1888 is mate
rally different from that long conended for by
Great Britain. The report is altogether exparte
in its character. and has not yet, as far as we
are informed, been adopted by the British Gov
rnment. 1t has, however assumed form suf.
fcisnty authentic and importan, to Justify the
belief that it is to be used hereafter by the Brit
ish Government in the question Of boundary.
and as il differs essentially from the line claim
ed by the United States. an immediate prepara-
tory exploration and survey on our part. by com
missioners appointed for that purpose, of the
portions of the territory therein more particu'
iarly brought into view, would in my opinion,
be proper. If Congress concur with me in this
view of the subject, provision by them to en-
able the Executive to carry 1t into effect, will be
necessary.
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Fare Reduced
q ut fsn Sat ate

FROM Wooster OHIO,'' To Wheeling Va,
Via, MI. Eaton, Canal Dover, New Philadel-
pha, EastpOrt, Stockholm, Cadiz Harrison
county, Harrisvile, Mt. Pleasant, Malls to
WheeIng) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at o'clock rests all night at Gadiz and reach
rs Wheeling IL o'clock A. M. the succeeding
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock P. M. reach
es Woosteri.S o'clock P. M. the succeeding
day.
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, MARY land) at which
place the Rail road Cars to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, offer cheap and rapid passage; also
with transet up and down the Ohio, by Steam
boat PASSAGE almost always in waiting, and Of
fer opportunities for conveyance to Cincinnati,
Orleans, 81. Louis, and Intermediate points, al
so to Steubenville, Pittsburg and other points In
that direction.
.Ar STER,
This line leaves after the arrival of the Western
md Northern Mails, for Cleaveland, Norwalk
Mansfield ect. Intersects the Ohio Canal. at
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in the direction of Massillon, cleveland;
also TO Columbus, Chlicothe and Portsmouth
on the Ohio, and intersects at Cadiz the Steu-
benville line.
AT WOOSTER,
This line intersects the Norwalk line, which
line passest through Ashland to Norwalk, for
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with the
line to Mansfield, Bucyrus, and with line at
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
This Line for the last four years has been run
eight months in the year in Coaches and the re>
naming months on horseback. The present
Contract compels the Contractors to carry the
Mail in Carriages, the whole year, of course
no apprehension need be INDUCED bV the pub
lie of any disappointment from season or wea'
ther.
The Route is decidedly the nearest and most
eligible for all who wish to leave this vicinity
for Seubenville, which from the daily ncreas-
ing travel between the two places, is becoming
a desderatum, the utmost attention will be paid
to the safety and comfort of passengers.
THE
carriages aud Horses have been selected with
the utmost care and none but experienced and
sober drivers will be employed.
Application for seats on this line can be made
at the Wooster Hotel. AT the United States HC
tel, Wheeling, as well as at the intermediate
points. ~
April s4th, SO. CIV.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-10

WOMAN..--Shrink not from woman of
strong sense; for ifshe becomes attached to you,
it is from seeing and viewing the different quail.
tiles in YOURSELF you may consulthe for she is
able to advise, and does so at once, with the
frmness of reason and consideration of affec.
tom her love is lasting, and it will not have
beer. lightly won; for weak minds are not capa,
BILE of the loitiest grades of passion.
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@Ths Phil. papers cay the Hon.
Samuel Mexican, late U. S. Senator
rom Penn, cut his throat with razor.
IN last Tuesday week, at his residence
in Bradford county. Ii was thought he
could not survive many hours;
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John SaIa's Vegetable Elizir the reputation o s
which has now become established, is the mos
safe sand effectual remedy in the following dis ,
eases-Dispepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick Head@f
ache, Asthma, Rheumatism, Gravel. Cholera
Morbus, Heartburn, Debility, Female 0bstruc.
tons, Habitual Costiveness, Loss Of appetite;
Colds, Coughs, and all Impurities Of the Blood,
Chronic Diseases, &c., and is extensively used
as Family Medicine. II is sufficient to refer TO
the following named gentlemen as proofpositive
of the efficacy Of John Sala's Vegetable Elixir:
Rev. NJ MsAlear, William Livingston, John
Shively, Rev. J. Monroe, Geo. KRAFT, A. Ellis
OFT, Rev. J. Ayres, Jacob Rex, Peter Tofier,
Jacob Rowland, Hiram Myers, Rev. E. Brkeit,
John Henderson, Rev. John Moffstt, d. Raiien
sperger Mrs. E Harman Rev. w Athey Rev. A
Billings, Geo. Shivey, Andrew 7royer, Wits
ing d Dunnam ChymIs Geo Dunbar ESQ. ia.
cob Shorb. Geo Dewalt. G N Webb, A'pheus
Brown, Charles Wink, q w Young, Jacob
Gay J. Garber H Harshberger Tho F Kraft
The followingis an extract of letter from
respectable Physician Of Washington coun.
ty, Pa.
! Mr.. John Sala. - Dear Sir: Il is not often
that professional men give their evidence in "a.
vor of patent medicines, but feel II dnty 10
tenderyo my testimony in favor of the efficacy
of your Vegetable Elixir had case of a
respectable lady under my care for the last six
months, and previously attended b, ether Ph, ST.
clans of the neighborhood. She was lahorinv
under the affection Of the Liver, and derangee
ment of the menses, which appeared to battle
all medical treatment. She was advised by a
number of her friends, and after consulting me
commenced using bottle Of your Elixir, and
she Immediately on the use of it, reganfd
strength and by the use ofsecond bottle she wns
perfectly restored to health, to the astonishment
ofall who were acquainted with her case. The
were also two other cases of chronic disease
under my care, in which your medicine proved
efiectual in restoring the patients to health. I
consider il one Of the best medicines before II a
public, and trust that you will receive the pa
tronage il merits.
Your most obedient.
JAMES P. MILLER, M. D.
Jan. 81, I840.
This valuable medicine is prepared BY John
Saa, the original proprietor, Canton Ohio, and
by him only and sold wholesale and retail. Be
ware of imposition-there isInone genuine with
out the written signature on each label attached
to each hottie. Price 81 so.
May IA. JOHN SALA.
ForTsale at JOHN j BuRREss's Canal
Dover Ohio.
! For sale at ]. p. CHAPlN'S New Philadel-
phia Ohio.
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Notice..

IS hereby given to all those knowing them-
selves indebted TO the subscribers, by Book ac-
counts or due bill, to come and make imu,edi.
ate settlement Of else their accounts will be
placed in the hands of proper officers for col,
lection, without respect to persons. The books
are in the hands of ]. Steese.
il SMITH,
!. STEESE.
July lVth, 'o4V'
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N Office.

Is hereby gwen, there will be a petit
ton presented to the Trustees Of Dover
Township, for township Road from
Canal Dover, to Conrad Bremers' saw
Mil; commencing at Front 81. Iii
SCOTS Addition Of Dover, thence TO
Michael Swagler'e Sew Mall. thence to
the Canal, and thence along said canal,
and as near as practicable to Conrad
Bremer's Sawmil. A Petitioner.
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"ROt your cash system" cried man about
town; ..ifit comes about what are we to don,,
Sure enough. lift comes the fashion for board
to pc paid regularly once week what would
become oftAose who never pay anythingi They
would be obliged to change from house to house
cnce week instead Ofonce in two or three
mpnths as at present.
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POVERTr.-A modern proVerb says
''it is no sln to be poor, but il's d--d
hard" We hear Of an editor who
writes his editorials with stolen chalk
on the sole Of his boot, and goes bare
foot while the boys sol up his manuscript.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-10

Sixty persons were poisoned on
the 18th inst on board steamboat just
above Cincinnati. BY eating corn bread,
which had poison infused into il. None
died however
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: ELECTIONS NEAR AT. .HAND.-Louis-
lana held an election on SIX 9th July Monday
last. alabama, Kentucky Missouri, Indiana
and Illinois hold theirs on the Sd of day of Au.
gust Also North Cal olina and Rhode Island
have elections in August. In Vermont on the
lst day of September. Rep.
ADJOURNMENT.-A A resolution has passed
both Houses of Congress, for bringing the pre-
sent Session to close Tuesday, the 2lst in-
sstant, on which day Congress will doubtless ad
lourn..s.ib.
THE HARVEST.--We learn from the Fred
erlck Citizen, that the farmers in that section
have very generally commenced cutting their
grain. We are glad to hear that the crops, up-
on the whole, may be considered favorable.-.-
Bal. Rep.
GRATIFYING sINTELLIGENCE. 1--WE
End the following piece Of news II. the Boston
Post of Monday last:
"We have just learned from Mr.. Daniel Web
ster's letter of reply to an invitation to hard
cider Convention at Tippecanoe, written as late
as the 18th of April last, that "the glorious fab-
rlc of our Constitution still stands"
The Post adds>s-
ut may be forgotten that, in 1882, the same
Mr.. Webster declared, that if the veto message
of Andrew Jackson was sustained by the peo-
pie, ''the Constitution will be at an end. Il
will have expired in its fifteth year."
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g. TOKELY AND LEONARD continue
~ their practice as Attorneys, and may at
all times he consulted at their office, New Phil
aeIphia, in the east end Of the two story frame
building on high street, nearly opposite the Of
fee of the Tuscarawas Democrat.
NAV 30. 1889.
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M. VAN RuREN.
Washington, 9th June, lS40.

GOVERNOR SHANNON. has appointed
Noah H, jSwayne and Gustavus Swan, Esqrs.
Of the city of Columbus, Commissioners ofthe
Canal Fund, of Ohio, in the place of Samuel
McCracken and Daniel Kilgore, Esqrs. resigns
ed. 1t isto be regretted that in these days'a
man can not be honest, capable and esponsibl6
without an act ofincorporation MT v. Ban
neT,
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The Gin. Gazette says Mrs Harrison
wife of Gen. Harrison, is lying Danger
ously ILL., The numerous visitors at the
North Bend, interrupt the quiet Of the
family"
They ought to keep 'fhe string Of the
latch pulled in.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office al
Shanesville Ohio, quarter ending 80 of
June 1910.
Burger John Chercbomes J.
DauRherty John. Ecker Andrew
Frietz Christian ,Hughs Ellis
Humerickhouse ]. Lint Rawsell
Mclninih John 2 Miller Henry
Miller Abraham Madison Mary
Crate Jacob Stephon Leon'd
Sonier Jacob Shovel Ann
Williamson Jane Yoder Moses.
BENJAMIN REAM.
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Caution.

A LII persons are forbidden 10 trust
IA my wife or any of my children; as
shall pay no debts of their contracting,
ilbout my orders.
CHRISTIAN s. FORNEY.
June Both, 1910
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APPRENTICE WANTED.
Wanted a smart active lad Of good
moral character, to learn the Printing
business, None other need apply.
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THE NJ A RK e T.

THE NJ A RKE T.
WHEAT GO.
CORN is only 25 cts!, ...
OATS 1s cts,
PO OrATOES 19 to 90.
HAY S., to Sc per ton.
BUTTER 8 to 8 cts.
EGGS 6 to9 cts.
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NE w
Catlorfng Esta bltsbnrent,

S<AIVlO EG n ADAMS,
WXTQULD respectfully inform the
wv citizens of Dover, and the ad-
joining counties, that he mas commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town of
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, Two doors west of Mon,(redy &
McClean's New Store, in the room for
merly occupied by Mrs. M. G. Glonin-
ger as a confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable Il
fitting manner; from his experience IN
the above business, he feels assured that
he will be able 10 render general satIs-
faction 10 all, who are pleased, to give
him call.
Dover, April 10Th 1910. IT,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IITO OE III I EILDs
List Of Letters remaining in the Post Office a,
Bolivar, on the first day of July 1910.
Belknap, Esq. Miss Matilda Hackenbucgh,
Jacob Miller, Jacob Muntz, Jane Frances Mou.
gey, Peter Pagniard, John streeby, John Stree.
by, Sen. William Thomas.
II. A. REDFIELD. P. M.
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Rather Tough,- The Troy (N,Y.) Bud get of
Tuesday opens rich:
Squirrel Hunt A squirrel hunt came off in
Grafton last week. which the sportsnen and
sharp shooters ofthat town (Dn) n)wonders 1t
throws he Delhi sqirrel hunt entirely into the
shade. On Saturday last they met at David Sees
hotel and counted their game agreeably to their
laws, and the losing party paid for the supper,
which we understand was served up by Mr. See
tn superb lie. One party killed l2, 600 and
the other 5000.
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l.. JON ES,~
Rouse, Atp, ornamental aDatM-
ter anu 39NaZkEN.

EXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens
" of Canal Dover and vicinity, that he
continues to carry on the above bus
siness, on the Corner of Front and Stawberry
Street, second story, next door to the Printing
Office where he intends to carry it on IN all its
the abOve-the Paper Hanging-which he prom
ises shall not be surpassed by any. His work
shall be done in a style and manner, that viii
show for ITSELF
He also will attend to work in the country.
Canal Dover, June 18th, 1640.-tf
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Romantic.'-. It.was warm but delightful day.
The beautiful Helen was seated at an open
window. The impassioned sun shone full
upon her face, while the armorous zephyrs
wantonly played amogst her clustering ringlets.
Charles Augustus her devoted and favorite
lover, gallantry offered to close the blinds "No,
no, dear Charles she larguishly responded; II
had rather have little sun than no AIR at ALL"
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NEW GOODS.
KILG OR E a Fl ULL.
a RE now receiving from the cas-
IA. tern cIlIes, a genaral and season.
able stock of GOODS, which they In>
tend selling very low for cash or good
country produce.
New Philad. May 30, 1910.
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@AHero.--- A Gentleman in Montreal latel
led to the hymenial alter a lady aged only 81
who has already buried three husbands.
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NO REDUCTION OF WAGES. I'VE UNDER
stand that several of the whig manufacturers on
the Brandywine have within two or three weeks
past cut down the wages of their hands about
ten per cent and yet they are preparing flag
for their frolic at Delaware city. mo reduction
Of wages; what consummate hypocrisy Here is
another specimen OF whig regard for the mechan
les and working nenl The nice Young man,
who is at The head oflhis business had better
have thinking committee appointed for him.
self,or his friends may probably be disappointed
if not some Of the men, perhaps, he may be incIi
ned to think seriously about this manner Of cre~
ating whig capital. Little Magician.
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BOOT & SHOE STORE
Situated in the building formerly 0ccupi-
ed as Grocery By Mr. Stumph, 4
opposite the Mansion House,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
COMA GENTcH,
EDESPECTFULLY informs the cit
EH izeus of New Philadelphia, than
he carries on the above Business in all
oil Its various branches, and as he keeps
none other than his own manufacture,
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their Gus.
Tom.
Particular attention will be given 10
the manufac urs'o Gentlemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one Of the
best Bootmen in the country. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment OF BOOTS &
SHOES (of his own make) constantly
on hand.
The Public are respectfully invited to
give him a.call before purchasing else
where.
ALSO
Groceries, such as Wine, Beer and ci.
der. and Liquer by the quart and gal-
Ion,
NV Philadelphia, Aug. l6, 1889