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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03

a rapid closing and barring Of doors and vim
lowed BY the most iendish screams and yells
From the Victims over which again rose the loud
hurrahs of the Americans, as wild and savage
as the dreadful war whoop of the Indian. Tie
men seemed to grow delirioas with the exete>
ment and to become inspired with the savage
nature of their enemies Ono man after dis
charging his rife and pistols rushed madly a
mnng the IndiaEs with his knife, and actually
succeeded in taking scalp before he was killed,
The fight lasted but half an hour, when the In
dians begged for mercy and were suffered to de
part.
Kurker's men are mostly robust, daring Gel-
lows from Kentucky and Missouri, wagoners,
Spectators who yielded 10 the seductIuns Of the
Monte Bank and were ruined; men of rough,
yet chivarous and romantic natures, who 1--we
the wild life they are leading Their pay from
Kurker is a dollar cay and half booty, 50 that
their interest as well as their love OF excitement
leads them to make battle whenever OpportuniA :
ty occurs. In this battle forty Indians were k il
led, and Of Kurker's party but one American
and one half bted. The stolen horses were
recovered, and all the other animals in the pos
isession Of the lndians were taken as booty
E'Kurker, HIMSELF is as bravs as lion, and a
man Of great enterprise as well as skill in this
kind of warfare. Having but just commenced
operations his force IS small, but men were
thron2ng to join him every day, and he will
soon hc at the head of powerful army.-New
Orleans Pic.
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September z 1888.

TAnotier recent test of the unrirsl,ed velu,
Of DR.. Nm. Econs' Medicine.
TEN YEARS STANDING J, McK,n.
zie, 176 Stanton street, was afflicted with ii
above complaint for ten years, which Dcapaca-
ad u at intervals, for the period Of six years,
oI attending 10 his business restored 10 perfsc,
ealtl' under the sautary treatment Of Dr.. VIM.
Evans.
ihe symptoms aoere.-A sense of distension
ana oppression alter eating, distressing pain in
me pit "i The stomach, nausea, impaired appe.
me- s'ddlness, palpitation of the heart, great
debility and enlaclation, depression Of spirits.
disturbed rest, sometimes bilious vomiting.
and pam IN the right side, an extreme degree OF
!anguor and talntness; any endeavour to pursu.
MS BUSINESS causing immediate exhaustion and
wearlness.
Mr. Mckenzie is daily attending To his bsui-
ness, and none OF the above symptoms have re-.
| CURED since he used the medirlne Heis now
strong and healthy man. lie rcsurtcd tn NV
rlads OF remedies, but they were all Intellectual.
lie Is willing 10 giyn any information 10 the si.
tilcied RESI- ectlng the Inestimabe benefit render
ed to him by the use OF DR.. VIM. Evans med
icine. ' ''N-
Inc Above Medicine can'be procured of all
lr' WIN. Evans advertised agents in the United
States, and throughout the World.
W " Evans, IN order to prevent the nat.
rohS OF ms Medicines being imposed upon by
| coun'erehs, has had tie labels faIl his medi.
cIneS entered according TO act ofCongress. He
requests them therefore, to lie particular in see.
ing that the labels contain the following notice
"Entred according to act Of Congress, by ".
Erdns IN Meyenr 1889, in tie Clerks OMes of
Me Southern District Court of Nc,o. York."
AGENTS.
NJ. c. YouugIow. CleyclanA,
J. A. Beebe. Akron,
A. uhderhlIl. MassiIlon.,
Dover.
II -. oVerho't. N. Philadelpeis
@7OKELY AND LEONARD continue
~ their practice as Attorneys, and may a,
al times he consulted at their Office, New Phil
elphia, in the east end of the two story frame
dnidng on high street, nearly opposite the il.
thee of the 1nscarawas Democrat.
May 80, 1889.
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DR. w VI. e TANS'
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OFFICE,

10 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK
pDr. Evans Office for Medical consnl'a-
ton and advice, 100 Chatham street, N. T.
Daily attendance is given for personal consult
alton. Immediate answers fare returned , 70
;ouatry letters, which must minutely describe
the case, and contain remittance for advice and
medicine, which can be forwarded to any part
ofthe world, however distant. No difficulty
ian occur as the medicine will be securely pack~
ed, and letters ofadviCe carefully protected from
observation.
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w MISS THEE.
BY C, FL. WATERM

ID Y, IL WA ChM AIN
we miss thee when the evening shades
Fail sadly to the ground
No echo Of thy footsteps ZONES,
To break the silence round.
i've miss thee when the silver stars
Peep from the blue Of heaven;
For thou vert wont to watch their light,
- Burst on the summer even.
We miss thee when the balmy breeze
Comes signing sadly near;
at brings no murmur Of thy voice
Un'o our list'ning ear.
I'VE miss thee when the merry laugh
Rings out in gadness free;
Thine absent tone is wanting there,
To swell its notes of gIee.
I'VE miss thee in the plcasan Mt paths
Thy feet have press'd with ours;
we miss the hand that pluck'd for us,
Springs blight and blooming flow rs.
We miss thee from the household hearth ,
And from the busy mart
Oh we have have miss d thee every where
Save IN the loving heart.
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Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons indebted TO the estate ot
Leonard Bair, late Of Tuscarawas
County, Ohio, deceased, are requested
TO make immediate payment, and those
having legal claims againet said estate
are hereby requested 10 forward their
Claims, legally proven within one year
from this date. 49,.
LEONARD D BAIR. 2l
JACOB 7 BAR. s Administrators.
Jan, 3Otb,V194O
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Internal
Improvements.
gNR. GOODNESS j

These Pills are strongly recommended 10 the
notice Of the Ladies as a safe and efficient rem
edy in removing those complaints peculiar TO
their sex, from want OF Exercise, or general
Debility of the System, DISTINCTIONS, Suppress
sions, and lregularity of The Menses at the
game time Strengthening, cleansing, and giving
tome to the Stomach and bowels, aud producing
new and healthy action throughout the sys'
enI generally. They create Appetite, correct
Indigestion, remove Ciddiness and Nervous
Headache, and are cminenty useful in those
Flatulent Compaints;whlch distress Females SO
much at the TURN OF LIFE. They obviale Cos
tveness, and counteract all Hysterlca and Ner-
vous Affections. likewise afford soothing and
permanent reliefin Fluor Albus, or Whites, and
in the most obstinate cases Of Chlorosls,l or
Green Sickness, they invariably restore the PAL
lid and delicacte female to health aud vigour.
These Pills have gained the sanction aud APP
probation of the most eminent Physicians in the
United States, and many mothers can likewise
testify to their extraordinary efficacy. To mar
riel females, whose expectations Of the tender
est pledges Of connubial happiness have been
defeated, these Pills may be truly esteemed .
blissiul boon. They soon renovato all inuc.
iona debility, and If taken, according to dIrec-
tions. o5viate all morbid action. A medium thus
safe and eflicacious, will be found in
DR.. Goodies Celebrates Female Pills.
These Pills arc of two kinds namely !: No. l,
or Laxative Pills, and No. 2, Restorative Pills.
They are for all the following diseases : Sup>
preston, Irregularity or Retention of the Men,
ses, FIuor Albus, Chloro'is or Green sickness
Costiyeness, Gravel, .lncontlnence -Sf Urine,
Nervous Affections, Mysteries, Prolspsus Uteri.
or falling OF the womb aud flleS' laese rms
as the female sex, Tor the cure OF lNe following
diseases Nervous Discusses Liver Complaint
DySPePs'a' Dous A'Isesses, anu e,i .ases 81 r
t"art Mnrvn"" .r,"b;jtv E% No,ropa Waatnoss
,lca''' Ne''"u' i'''."'l' N', ,o"' " o"Nnoo''
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LION HOTEL.

'FV7."7 eb1 Mho. MANY ALBERT.
ME RE-. ALBERT, would respectfully ia.
V form the citizens of Tuscarawas Couu.
ty, and the TRAVELLING public generally,
that she can accommodate those who may favor
her with their custom, in as good style as can
be had in this part of the country.
Her Bar and Table will be supplied with the.
best the market can afford. Her stables ave large
and we'll furnished, and will be well attended,
to.
New Philadelphia, May ;, 1889.
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POMNRY.
THE LAY OF THE FALCON.

49, 0'NA - - Aah1OOA"
There are crests IN merry England
On their banners fair and free,
aBut the proudest and the gallantest
Is the one that's dear to me
1T is the 6rst IN hattle>feld,
Tie first in lofdiy hall,
IAn1 shines out IKE a silver star,
The brightest of them all
sit ever bore stainless name
Ia ancient chlvslry;
T The geatl u t aud The courlleit
Oh the FaLcon crest for me
There's bird sings sweet at sunset,
And its music in that hour
Seems whispering of the balmy south,
And the sllvery almond flower.
The soft low voice of fountains,
10 its own bright summer cline,
Seems murmuring to the melody
II pourS at even Tins.
'Tis in the bower Of beauty,
MID smiles aud revery-
but the bold and fearless Falcon
In the cloudless sky for met
There's step heard on The fares, leavos,
As if a iawn wore there,
And white hands shed aside the boughs,
And ringiets soft aud fair.
Are shakehirem brow Of snow,
As If they feared to hide
The timld light Of thy blue eyes,
My young and gentle bride.
l own their sweet and touching charm,
My beautiful Marie.
But the fash of summer tightening
In the Falcons glance for me
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THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
handed to us by MIR. Van Setback, of Albany, a
alghly respectable member of the community,
nd whose veraci;y cannot be doubted:
MIR. Septemius Kendall. of the town of Wes.
terloo, county of Albany, was for about q
years troubled with nervous and bilious affec.
ton, which for years rendered him unable tc
attend to his business, and during the last lhree
wears of his fillness was continued to the house
Ills S, M toms were dizziness, pain in the head
and side, paIpltaton ii the heart, went Of appe.
lite Nc. Ailer expendlng curing his confine.
ment, nearly three hundred dollars without oh.
iaiuing any permanent relief, be by accidenl
noticed an advertisement OF d.. w. Evans
Camonile and Aperlent Pills, and was conse
qnently induced to make a trial ofthpm. Ate.
usina them about fortnight, he was able tc
walk out; in four months he could attend tt
Ausiucss, and considered his disease entreIy
removed. The above information was given L
the subscriber by Mr.. Kendall tinsel'; thel,
can. therefore he no deception.
STEPHEN, VAN SGHAICK.
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NEWS FROM THE EAST.

NEWS FROM THE EAST
Just received atthe Tuscarawas Co
Cash Store, a rich assortment of Mus
lin de LANES, Painted Lawns, &c. &c.
Also the la,es, style Of o(Prin,s-some
ofthem very Rich together with domes
tic Goods-Au invitation is given 10
the Citizens of Dover and vicinity to
call and examine them, they will be sold
very low for Cash.
MONTERREY g. Nj CLEAN.
Factory st.Dover'
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ResUOrd.

GTRAYED from the 'subscrber, some time
"a last month. Four head of young Cattle,
abou, two years old, one Heifer. and ono
Steer ,darkIBrindle and some white Colour. The
olherre and white, the other light red.
They were bought at Beniamien Rhode
Sale.
Notice Of the Cattle may be left atthe Office
of the OHIO Democrat, Canal Dover.
JOSEPH KRANTZ.
Dec. S, 1886. 9, w.Pd.
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CONRAD GENTs0ET,

CONRAD GENTsOEE,
MN ESPECTFULLY mforus the cit
E& rzeue Of New Philadelphia, that
ne carries on ,he above Business in all
Of It's various branches, and as he keeps
none other than his own manufacture,
ne can confidently recommend bis work
to all who may favor him with their GUS
lom.
Particular attention. will be given 10
the manuiac ure Of Gen,lemen's
FINE BOOTS,
is this work will be done by one Of the
pest Bootmen in the country. ALSO
Ladies' W otk by Measure.
A general assortment Of BOOTS &
SHOES (of his own make) constantly
o hand.
The Public are respectfully invited to
give hm call before purchasing else
where.
GsIGO
Groceriec, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
Ter, and Liquet by the quart and gal
q.
Nv Philadelphia, Aug. l6, 1873
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MN0NTFREDY & MCLEAN,
N Wholesale & retail Dealers jp
Dry Good, Groceries, Hardware &C.,
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DRAUCHER & GRAHAM'S Com
RDmisssion Warehouse, corner OI
Factory & Front ST.
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CERTIFICATES.

VLetter from the Hon. Abraham M'Clel
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Mem
Der Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, July Sd, 1888.
Sir Since have been in this city, | have
used some ofyour Dyspeptic medicine with in
finite benefit and satisfaction, and believe it 10
he most valuable remedy. One ofmy cons
Stucnts, DR.. A. Garden, Of Campbell county,
Tennessee, wrote me 10 send him some, which
did, and he had employed it very successfully
in his practice and says it is Invaluable. MIR.
johnson, your agent 1T this place, thinks you
would probably like ar agent in Tennessee. If
so, | would recommend DR.. A. Garden as a
proper person to otficiate for the sale of your
celebrated medicine. Should you commission
him, he is willing to act for you. You can send
the medicine by water TO the care Of Robert
King a. Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee,
or by land to Graham g. Houston Tazewell,
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 TO take some oft home with me for
my own use, and that ofmy friends, and should
like to hear from you whether you would like
an agent at Bluntville, 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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ABRAHAM ]. CREMER, residing at &C
Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Dys.
pepsia iDts most aggravated form. The symp>
toms were violent headache, great debility, te.
yer, 'costiyeness. cough, heartburn, pain in the
chest and stomach always after eating. impaired
appetite, sensation of sinking at the stomach,
furred tongue. nausea; with restlossness. These
had continued upwrads oftwelvemonth, when
on consulting Dr.. VIM. Evans, 1OOsChatham
street. and submitting TO his over successful and
agreeably mode of treatment, the patient was
completely restored to health in the short space
of one month, aud grateful for the ncalcuIabIe
benefit derived, gladly came iotward. .and vols
unteered tho above statement.
DR.. WIN. EVANS Medical Ofcc, 100
Chatham street, New York.
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WALICKENSDERFER Geo. Dea-
HDIers in Dry Goods Groceries, &c.
Factory ct.
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A ENTS.
NJ. c. Younglow. Cleavand.
J. A. Beebe Akron.
A: UnJerhl, hlassillon.
Montiredy g. MCLEAN, Dover.
J. Oyerhoh N. Philadelphia.
U'in order to protect the public against the
IMPOSITION of Counterfeit Medicine Nenders,
hey have been entered according TO Act of Con.
gress, and the right TO prepare them secured;
therefore be SIRE in seeing that the label on each
box expresses such entry. as all others are Coun-
tereits.
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VLetter from the Hon. Abraham M'Clel
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Mem
ber of Congress.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-22

diatcly afterwards, it was announced from high
official authority that this election should be treated
as if it had never taken place. The attempt to
carry this mandate into execution produced what
has been most unjustly called the Harrisburg mol.
A revolution was threatened but the leaders fled
from the fearful responsibility which they had AS
sumed, at the first moment of fnced danger and
what had begun in tragedy, thus ended in broad
farce.
Now, sir, I shall not say one word to the preiu-
dice of General Harrison. 1t is his misfortune III
PENNSYLVANIA to be identified with the leaders OF
the party which have Just decribed. They are
his chief and most prominent supporters, and were
the most active and influential in procuring his
nomination and they ARE sufficiently heavy to
drug down any candidate for the Presidency in
Pennsylvania 10 whom they are politically bound
This very fact will lose General Harrison thou
sands of independent why votes in Pennsylvania
trust have nnw sufficiently answered the inquiry
of the Senator from Massachusetts.
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PROSPECTUS
.stsI!.S S.sI&.s:.r OF ..r.ss...g .AAG.5a
BY G.. q. EASTM Ian.

THERE has been tine in the annals Of the State,
when enthusiastic AID energetic action OF tia deocrut-
IT, party promised results uttcrng rs the present.
The marked favorable change in public sentiment since
the almost unanimous approval Ivy the people, OF the In
dependent Treasury plan, and, especially, since the non
milton, for the presidency, of deemed b! the intel
gcnt ui honest portion Of the swing" party wholly I'M
III for the ollrc,-thc uncnnccucd disappr0latiOn with
which large portion ot the present dominant pnrty view
the corruption and bcrality Of the present state l hy
AUDI above Nil, the undisguiscd determination oi the
YOUNG MEN to tear away E0m the vitaS Of the state
IN urstocncy c"ryad by nae, corrupted by puwri mud
Nrnd ly rrolgHSy ;who iutc 'ut, in tile ntrigr's n
party and the scramble Tor place, all the hcnrvuI'Lr ri
the good, the patriotism Of TN ercat-canng distinction
onl, hy their uycrwgci il nsolcncc md nncciroiSg
ugnry ;--nll Indicate thai crisis great aud unprecedented
is approaching in the affairs Of the MOunt,in Sluc.
To aid the democracy III meeting this crisis, is the oh
icrt Of THE SPIRIT or THE AGE :-nnd Ia hc TIE bet
Ter prepared, II may rot lc improper IN nn>ur the lr
that the editor viii command hy contribution and by cor
rrspoucucc, combination Of talent certainly r1Tai To
ANY hitherto knuWn III tli' conduct If the papers 81 the
state and which. whatever may nc the emergency
huwryrr icrc" md d,s crate the struggle "rwrd by in
i!cnrr aud mrlrd M gain" wlW'v"rHtr the princii! c'
u ,l,tucr;cy aud vimdi"ttc tn io, mr. al III" state.
TnE SpIRIT ~ rue Age will be- printed every Friday
morning, sheet OF fur sz nnd VIII rohtnn more read
ne mrttrr than amy political a.cr at present printed III
the state
TERMS: Village subscribers 50 ,C0.-Nai, ST.
50 in advance : 90 ;licr three months -, 30 aG-
ter wear. : 80 wihin year, To persons bccom-
Ing responsible for packages, $500 after year.
4 90 in ndyulc, for siN months. Single copies,
six cents.
JJ..J,I.eI,. I'm. :.
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PROSPECTUS OF
BAY STATE DEMOCRAT.

On the first Wednesday in June lSio will be published at
The ollce Of the Ddy Bay State Democrat, Semi Weekly
paper, Ia be called the SHAY STATE DEMOCRAT SEMI
WEEKLY" 1t will be made up ihe contents the Daily
and will be Issued on Wednesday and Saturday mornings
and will contain the latest News, Prices Current Review
the Market, Shipping List Commercial Intelligence
1t will be handsomely printed good paper and will be
the same size Of ihc Daily,
TERMS-S2, 30 year, payable in advance. Five copies
will be sent for : l2,c0-,en copies for S22lO
Boston, April %, 1910.
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Therefore il not worth while for person TO send Al
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pANGEORN s. BRINsMAID,

OF the Jaritfy Store Buriington Fremont, Continue
Oas Usual to Clean and Repair all kinds of good Watch
rs and Clocks and to manufacture in their Shop Pure Sill
yer Spoons and fine Gold BEADS aud Rings
They import the best English Patent Lever Watches and
keen for sale Gold and silver Levers md cpnrs Gold and
Silver SpectaclCs, Gold and Silver Thimhlcs.
They deal in Watches, Clocks, Jcwelry, fine Cutlery,
Plated and Rrtunia Ware, Cusors Candlcscks Snuff
crs Sruc rla,cd and German Silver Spoons, Thcrmome-
tcrs Musical Instruments, Preach and English prrnmery,
Soaps Hair Oils and Powders. The best Of Stocks Col
lars, EOsOms and SuspcnderS.
Pocket Books, PURSES Cards, Stationary, Manifold Wri-
tcrs Portfolios Writing desks, and very extensive ussort
mcnt of Fancy Articles.
Strangers aud others visiting the place are respectfully
invited 10 call and look through assortment we ARE
pleased to receive calls if You do not wish to purcasc
Please enquire for my article you may wish for many o
our goods in Drawers and Boxes. You cnn find almost
any article at the Tariety Store, harrington ~. 2-U
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EXTRA GLOBE.

The publication Of the "ENrR, GLoBE"wil commerc1
early in MAY aud he continued six months. The first NUM-
her will contain prcceding>o the Democratic Conventio
In be- held in Baltimore the first week In May to nominal
candidates for President and Vice President Of the Unite
Il