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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-09

SINGULAR LAwsUIT.-An English paper says that
curious lawsuit is now going on in Pesh in Hungary,
between butcher and cattle-dealer. The butcher
had lent 900 forms to the dealer, who, sometime a
forwards, called him he dinner, and laid
down note for 1000 forms, thanking him at the same
time for the loan. The window being open, the note
was blown by gust Of wind into the soup tureen.-
The butcher took it out, and holding by the corner
to allow the grease to drain off, it was seized by his
dog and swallowed. Perceiying that he had done
wrong, the dog absented himself, and did not return
until the evening, when he was killed and opened; but
the note was of course, by this time wholly digested.
The butcher has brought action for the 1000 forms,
which the dealer refuses pay twice over, considering
that the having gone into the hands of the BUTCH
er, he alone ought to support the loss.
Horrible Vengeance the night of the 18th ult.
the village of Falsoe Tharkenay, in Hungary, eontan-
ing 220 habitations, and population Of 900 SOULS
were entirely consumed. In the day, the daughter Of
rich farmer was married to young man of the viii
lage of Lechy. At midnight when the happy pair re-
tired, Charles Thelkey, who had sought the hand of
and it was completely enveloped in fames, which
spread throughout the whole place. Upwards of 200
persons persisted in the confagration, and 800 more
severely injured The bride was among the first. and
the bridegroom Of the other sufferers. Thelkey,
the incendiary, is in custody.
ScreamerThere is young lady of "sweet sxteen,''
down the Seneca river who cuts nef two ?. w4oa
Being at school the other day. she settled some difference
between herself and her schoomaster by rundng him
headrs the house, and closing the door him.
What glorious remedy for the hard tines such "com
panion in arms" would be fOhio State Jour.
Frightened to Death.-The Michigan States
man states that little girl, about eight years
Of age, residing near Lapeer, in that Territory,
was frightened in such manner, a few days
since, that she died in two hours after the fright.
Her brother, small lad, dressed himself in q
dried bear skin, and chased her, as she was 60
ing to neighborlng house. ...s +.
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not more than twenty dollars nor less than two
dollars.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That all penal
ties and, fines incurred and paid for the offences
aforesaid shall be for the use of the State, and
that all offences committed against this act shall
be prosecuted by presentment of the grand jury
before the District Court in the County where
the offence may be committed, or by complaint
before Justice of the Peace in such County.
[Approved by the Governor March 16, 1640]
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TAILORING.

OsEPH w. NEWBURGH, would .res-
80 spectfully inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
the above business in all its various
branches, one door East Off !. Smiths,
Store, where he may at all times be
fonnd to attend 10 allwork intrusted TO
him. He fatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it.can be done in the country, as he
intendsa all times 10 keep IN his EN-
ploy. good competent workman, and he
means 10 receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
To accommodate his friends in ME
country, he will take nearly all kinds Of
country produce.
N. B. One or two apprentices vans
ted imme diately 10 learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of ID
and rs, would be preferred. They must
be of good'cbaracter, as recommends
tiors Of industry, honesty, and sobrie-
try, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. l5, 1889. II.
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WE STERN ARRIVAL
AL, BOLIVAR.

VNVHE subscriber would respectfully place
before the public the following Synopsis
of splendid assortmnt OF
GOODS,
which he has Iust received rom the East.
I. from the Fast, have just received direct,
Staple and Fancy Goods, of choice and neat
select,
American, French and English Calicoes,
Assorted Ribbons, and yankee Corn Hoes;
CoIored Camblicks, Tin and Wood Paris,
Tickings, Thread lace and Pittsburgh Nails,
Embroidered hose, plain and striped Sattnett,
Latches, Hinges, plain and fancy Greclanette,
Ladies' gloves, tin Pans, 81 work d Inserting.
Edring, Footing & cold watered Belting,
Red Padding, Cloths, black green, gre aynd
blue,
Bed Cords, coil Rope, and Handsaws too,
Orleans Sugar, Mohair Silk and Satin Stocks,
Ladies' Bonnets, Iron Squares d Cotton Socks
Italian Lustcring, col d Florence & Gro de nap
Victoria stripe, Canvass, Gingham, & Burlap,
Apron heck, Handsaw Files, and halter chain
Rice Molasses and Glass by box or panes,
Oils. II, bacco, Ginger Snuff.and Tea,
Hammers, Walters, and Cords of Hemp & Sea
Iron Ste !, Brandy, Wine and Cedar Ware,
Oriental Braid, iu fine, all kinds ofWare g. tear
Reader, perchance, I've named your fancy o
your care,
1fso, "Tle mite high Heaven bestowed, wit
thee I'll share"
Should Plaster, Fish, or Salt, your urgent wan,
demand,
Call at number One, for have them all o.
hind. ISAAC TELLFR.
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CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND COLDS

Nervous diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia,
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness,
and all cansus fhypochondriacism, lowspirits,
.palptaton ofthe heart nervous irritability, ner-
vous weakness, Huor albus, seminal weakness,
indigestion, loss Of appetite, heart burn. general
debility, bodily weakness. chloross or green
Sickness, fatuency, hysierical fdnlings hysrer-
les, headaches, hiccup, sea sickness, night marc
rheumatism, asthma, tic doulOureux, cramp,
spasmodic affections, and those who are vic>
tins to that most excFuciating disorder, GOm,
will find relief from their suaerings, course Of
DIR. Evans medicine.
Pains in the side, chest limb, head. stomach
or back. dimness or confusion Of sight, alternate
fiushes of heat and chilliness, tremors, watch-
ings, agitation, anxiety, bad drears,a spasms,
mercurial and all delicate diseases, are success.
fully treated by DIR. Evans.
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Boots + Shoes.
500
Pair and More .
REA y NJ A DE 81 FOR
q RT T. II "
s. a L E b Y,

II MARTIN who would respectfully inform
ND . his old friends and the public, that he
still carries on the above business, in its
various branches, one door East of ]. J. Burr
reSs' Grocery Store, having Just received now
and general assortment ofBOOTS & SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Season-Being carefully
selected BY ana from several of the most expe
rienced manufactures. in the City, may be relied
on to be good.
Intending also morere Extensively to lcontinue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the'best workman, he can obtain, and
having on hands abundance Of Stock and fin
He s, which challenge comparisonin this place.
dinghopesProvidence permitting to be able con,
stantly to furnish aouRdan 'cholss, give general
satisfaction, and justly merit sufficient share Of
public patronage. Determined to improve his
business by all fair means-he assures those who
may favour him with call, that he will sell as
low for good pay, as any articles of the same
kind, and quality, SO far as he knows can be
had in this part ofthe Country.
N. b. An rips and premature breaches if re-
turned, will be repaired free of expenee.
Canal Dover. Dec. 4. 1889. IT,
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,.V'esU oag'riUM7.

AS AMUEL FERl1G.-GRUC
~ Commission Merchant, 4 Boo: g.
Shoe Manufacturer,
East side of the Canal.
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, general assortment oi
fgoods, such as: ~. .....-
t Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Liquors. Oils,
Smoking & Chcwing Tobacco, Confec.
,tionaries, Rock Salt, Ground Pepper,
Alepice, Mustard, Ginger, Bar ana
SHAVING Soap, Chocalate, Salaratus
,iShoe Backing, Black & Red Ink
Writing Paper 4 Guills, Raisins, Nat.
of all kinds, Loco Foco Matches, Cen
dies, Pepper, Sauce. Wines of all des-
triptions, &c &c. &c.
BOOTS s. SHOES.
Mems fine and coarse Boots, fine :
coarse Brogans, Cater Boots, Slips,
4 Shoes, &c. &c.
|. Orders for any description Of Boots
& Shoes, can be filled on reasonable no.
lice, and on the most satisfactory terms
Canal Dover, Nov, 10, 1889.
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sT Another rery serne Of Infammatory Rhcu-
matism cured by DR.. Wm. Exams Medicine.- -
Mr.. John A. Carroll, of the county Of West
chester, town of North Castle, New York, had
been severely afflicted with inhammatory rheu>
matism.for fourteen months with violent pains
in his limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dry
ness of skin, limbs much swollen, was not able
without assistance TO turn in bed for six weeks
Had tried various remedies to no effect. Was
advised by friend of his to procure some o.
DR.. W.tEvans' medicine ofl00 Chathem street
New York, which he Immediately sent for; ant
after taking the first dose found great relief
and in continuing its use according to the direc
lions for ten days, was perfectly cured. Allow
NE to refer any person to him for the truth o
the above statement.
DR.. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
ham street, New York where the Doctor ma,
be consulted, and his medicine procured.
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H0tteyr!,I.

q. HARLEs WILSON, Halter second ~ OS
~ DOVER would inform the citizens v
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 shsrs.o
patronage.
N. B. An those indebted to. him, are requss'
ted TO call and settle up, before the 1st of Jan.
uary, otherwise their bills will be iputlin. the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds Of country produce, taken
in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts.
N. B. I will pay 81 cts. per busha
hroweai, for all outstanding debts.
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$500 ReeUmd.

GTRAYED from the Isubscriber, some time
last month. Four head of young Cattle,
about two years old, ono Heifer. and one
Steer, ,darklBrindIe and some white Colour. The
other red!and white, the other light red.
They were bought at Benjamien Rhodes
Sale.
Notice of the Cattle; may be lehIutthe ,Offc,
Of the Ohio Democrat, Canal Dover.
JOSEPH KRANTZ'
pss. 8, 1886. 6, w.Pd.
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DR. WM. EVANS
MEDICAL CONS ULH.aI4ON

100 CHATHAM STREET, NV york.
GrDr. Evans Office for Medical consulla-
ton and advice. 100 Chatham street, N. W
Daily attendance is given for personal consul
taliOn. Immediate answers Iare returned to
couptry letters, which must infinitely describe
the case, and contain remittance for advice and
medicine, which can I've forwarded to any part
ofthe world, however distant. No difficulty
can uccur as the medicine will be securely packs!
ed, and letters ofadyice csrcfily protected from
observation.
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CERTIFICATES.

BLetter from the Hon. Abraham NJ 'Clel
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee Mem
Der Of Congress.
WARRINGTON, July 3D., 1888,
Sir Since have been in this city, have
used some ofyuur Dyspeptc medicine with in
finite benefit and satisfaction, and believe it 10
he most valuable remedy. One ofmy con-
sti'ucmts, Dr.. A. Garden, of Campbell county,
Tennessee wrote me to send bini some, which
did, and he had employed it very successfully
in his practice and says it is invaluable. Mr..
johnson. your agent at This place, thinks you
wonld probably like al agent in Tennessee. Ii
50, would recommend DR.. A. Garden as
proper person to oticiale for the sale ofyour
celebrated incidence Should you commission
him. he is willing to act for you. You can send
the medicine by water 10 the care of Robert
King d Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee,
or by land to Graham g. Houston TszeweIl,
East Tenn. have no doubt but ifyou had a.
gents in several counties in East Tennessee, a
great deal of your medicine wonid be sold. |
am going 10 take some of it home with me for
my own Use, and that Of my friends, and should
like to hear from you whether you would like
an agent at BluntviIe, Sullivan county East
Tenn. can get some of the merchants to act
for you, as live near there.
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN, of Tenn.
To DR.. VIM. Evans, 700 Chatham st. N. Y.
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------ JUNAS SNYUkBs
seprember7 1888.

pAnOtter recent test Of the unrioslled vabHs
Of DR.. Hm. Euans' Medicine.
Ten YEARS STANDlNG.-Mr.J. J. McKsn-
Ze, 176 Stanton street. was afflicted with th
above complaint for Ten years, which incapacla-
ad at intervals, for the period Of six years.
o. attending to his business, restored 10 perfect
ealth under the salutary treatment OF Or. VIM.
Evans.
The symptoms icerc.-A sense Of distensioR
and oppression alter eating, distressing pain in
the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appe-
tite, giddiness, palpilation Of the heart, great
debility and emuciation, depression Of spirits,
disturbed rest, sometimes bilious vomiting,
and pain in the right side, an extreme degree Of
languor and falRtness any endeavonr to pursue
his business causing Immediate exhaustion and
WEAKNESS.
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending to his bsui-
ness, and none OF the above symptoms have re-
Cured since he used the medicine. Heis now
strong and healthy maI. He resort, to my
riads Of remedies, but they were all inc ffectua
He is willing 10 give any information TO the at
flicted respecting the nestimable benefi; render
ed 10 him by the use OF DR.. VIM. Eyals med
lcine,
The above Medicine can'be procure d of all
Or. Wm Evans advertised agents in the United
States, and throughout the World.
V DR.. Evans, in order to prevent the pnt-
rons ofhis Medicines being imposed upon by
counterleits, has had The labels ofall his medi.
clnes entered according TO act ofCongrcss. He
] requests them therefore, to he particular in sees
ing that the labels contain the following notice: :
Entered accordmgto act Of Congress, by ".
Exams, in the gear 1889, in the Clerks 0fes..g
tte Southern District Court of Ns,o. York."
AGENTS.
NJ. C. Younglow. Cleveland.
| ]. A. Beebe. Akron.
| A. UnderhiIl. Massillon.
| Dover. s --
J. Overholt N. Philadelpeia
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that after thirty days
from this date, petition will be presented TO
the Trustees Iof Dover Township, praying for
a township road, commencing on the public
road leading from Dover to Shanesville, on the
line between the Lands of Jacob Haverstack d
Jonas Shrock, thence south by the nearest and
best rout TO Jonas Casebeers shop, thence by the
best rout 10 the crooked Run road on the line
between Henry Kretzer and John Hildt. Sen.
A PETITIONER.
March 9th, 1e4O. p 81
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NEWS FROM THE EAST.

NEWS FROM THE EAST
Just received at the Tuscaraw was Co
Cash Store, a rich assortment of Mus
lin de- LANES, Painted Lawns, &c. &c.
Also the latest style ofPrinls--some
ofthem very Rich together with domes.
tic Goods-Au invitation is given TO
the Citizens of Dover and vicinity to
call and examine them, they will be sold
very low for Cash.
MONTERREY g. M CLEAN.
Factory st.Dover.
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CONRAD GENTsCH,

NSO "etoesstpeeNp O"eNs
CONRAD aENTsCH,
informs the cit
HN izene Of New philadelphia, that
he carries on the above Business in all
oil .ts various branches, and as he keeps
none other than his own manufacture,
be can confidently recommend his work
TO all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. ...
Particular attention will be given TO
the manufac ure Of 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. ACCOMPLISHMENTS oi BOOTS &
SHOES (of>his own make) constantly
on hand.
The Public are respectfullymvited 10
give him call before purchasing else
where. .
HE&O
Groceries, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
der. and Liquer by The quart ard gal-
Ion. .... ...-
NV Philadelphia, Aug. 16, ls9
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pvIM5H9sNM IMHsN MHIRa H4IHLt:jn IIIH:At:nr.


@TRs. ALBERT, would respectfully Ia
lWE form the citizens of 'ruscarawas Coun-
49, ty, and the TRAVELLING public generally,
that she can accommodate those who may favor
her with their custom, in as good style AZ O"
be had in this part of the country.
Her Bar and Table will be supplied with tho
best the market can afford. Her stables ATE large
and well furnished, and will be well attended
to.
New hiladelphio, MAY 3, 1880.
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EY MECKENSON, Boot &
WAShce maker second Of one dool
north from Factory.
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ROOT . SHOE sTo RE

SitVated IN Me building formerly Occupi-
sdasd Grocsry bV Mr. Stsmph,$
opposite the MdnsiOn House,
NsW Philadelphia, Ohio.
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Cotton wet with sweet oil and parego
ric, relieves the car ache very soon.
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TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
handed to US by Sir. Van ScllGicll, of Albany, a
alghly respectable member ofthe community,
nd whose veracity cannot be doubted:
Mr.. Septesus Kendall. Ct the town of Wes-
terloo, county of Albany, was for about 81
years trouqed with nervous and bilious afiec-
ton, which for years rendered him unable 10
attend to his business, and during the last three
years of his silIness was confined to the house
IIls symptoms were dizziness, pain in the head
and side, papitation Of the heart, went of appe-
tite &c. After expendng curing his con6ne.
ment, nearly three hundred dollars without obs
tainirg any permanent relief. he by accidenr
notced an advertisement Of d.. w. Evans,
Camomile and Aperient Pills, and was conse,
l,nuentiy induced to make trial fthem. hhe.
nsins them about L fortnight, he was able tc
| walk out in four months he could attend &c
business, and considered his disease entirely
| removed. The above information was given /,
the subscriber by Mr.. Kendall HIMSELF ther,
can, therefore be no deception.
STEPHEN.VAN SGIlAlCK.
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ABRAHAM J. CREMER, residing; at &C
Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Dys
pepsia ip'its most aggravated form. The sym2'
IONS were violet, Headache, great debility, fe
ver 'costiveness. cough, heartburn, pain in the
chest and stomach always after eating, impaired
appetite, sensation Of sinking at the stomach
firred tongue, nausea; with restlessness. These
had continued upwracs oftwelvemonth, wher
on consulting Dr. VIM. Evans, 1ee Chatham
street, and submitting to his over successful anc
agreeaby mode Of taeatnent, the patient wa
completely restored to health in the short space
of one month, aud grateful for the incalculablf
benefit derived, gladly came foiwardsand vol
uuteered tho above statement.
DR.. WIN. EVANS Medical Office, l0(
Chatham street, New York.
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CLOTH & WOOL!

CLUI II @ WUUL!
q T.SM1TH g. Co., Dover, will receive
81 Cloth To Dress and Wool TO Card, for
the New Philadelphia Cardng Machine
&''FuIliug Mil, and returned 10 them on short
notice and in good order .......
]. |. SMITH, & Co.
New Phiadeph June 8. l63s.-tE
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YWVH HE subscriber would respectfully place
before the public the following Synopsis
of splendid assortmnt OF
G(hnnS
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on fresh troops put in motion for the rapids, whittier
he proceeded with the greatest possible despatch,
AT tho rapids all the troops that came in order
ed forward, but before they could reach French
town, the general who was in advance Of his men,
. was met by fugves aid informed ofthe result A
council of field officers was then held, by whom il
was resolved that it would be imprudent and I'M
necessary to proceed further. Parties of the most
active and enterprising sent to assist in col
lectng and bringing jn those who might escape and
the rest of the detachmcnt returned 70 the rapids.
In short, all possible efforts were made to protect
Winchester from the consequences OF his own rash
and i-advised acts.
From the rapids, General Harrison temporarily fell
back TO Portage river, whence he awaited the ar
rival of re-inforcements from Virginia They came
up, under General Leftwitch, on the 3Oth of Janu1
AIRY, and the troops, then amounting to 1900 men,
many of whom however disabled from duty by pleu-
rises and other diseases brought on by the hardships
they ncountered-resumed their position ut the
rapids. On account of tho disasters al the river
Raisin and of the Unprecedented badness of The
roads, it had become impossible to advance against
Maiden, and the army accordingly went into winter
quarters. A position was chosen the east bank
of the Maumee which was strongly fortified, and
named Fort Meigs, in honor of the Governor of
Ohio. The time for which the Kentucky and Ohio
troops had enlisted, was now about expiring, and
the fort shortly left with only the Virginia and
Pennsylvania forces remaining they having been en-
gagged to serve until spfing.
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al mode of doing good is entitled to con-
sderation-that our only hope of abolishing
slavery is to ACT in concert with them, Sc
curing their cooperation. The spirit with
which this subject has been pressed upon
the attention of Congress for few years
past, has had strong tendency TO keep
alive the opposition of southcrners, and to
close their hearts against every argument,
and motive, and moral influence, which
might otherwise he brought to bear upon
them in favor of emancipation. Whilst
therefore, your committee are unanimous
in the opinion that slavery is political and
moral evil, and curse to the country, and
that no suitable efforts should be spared to
remove it, yet as the measures prop osed, do
not meet the appreciation of southern phi
Ianthropists, majority of your committee
are of opinion that it is not advisable for
the Legislature at this time to memorialize
Congress upon the subject and that legsla-
ton upon the several subjects referred to
thera, is inexpediont.
All which is respectfully submitted.
PHILIP EASTMAN, Chairman.
In SENATE, March 1910.
Read and accepted, and Ordered, That
the same be printed, (under the direction
OF the Secretary Of State) in all the news
papers that publish the Laws ofthe State.
Sent down for concurrence.
WILLIAM TRAFTON, Sec'y.
House of Representatives,
March Is, 1910
Read and concurred,
ELBRIDGE GERRY, Clerk.