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FROM ENs LAND AND IRE

LN1N Persons in this country DESTROYS of securing
SkEAEr Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
- IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by ap
plying TO the subscriber, in first class Ships, 10 sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Tenn
liberal and accommodating.
THOS. B. ADAIR, Commerce street.
fgz-LETTERs from the Country (post paid ~ will be
answered by return of maitland DRAFTS for small
sums Of money for the accommodation of passengers,
can be had, above, payable without discount com
mission.
Baltimore LIST July, 1910. cod
Editors throughout the Country, friendly 10 the
IRISH, and the Of Emigration, will infer favor
by giving the above advertisement few Insertions
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"OUCK'S PANAC1EA, PREPARED SOLELY
4 q FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
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difficulty OF making Urine, Gleet Hyste,ics, Nervous and
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tons of the Skn and all diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE. PER BOTTLE, 81 so.
{63-The above Medicine can be obtained in South
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for using liberal discount made 10 persons who buy
TO sell.
163-Likewise, the PANACEA can he obtained in all
of the cities, and the greater part of the towns and vii
lagos in the United States, The great npmhcr OF Ger
tfcates accompanying the directions showing The great
cures the Panacea has effected when all other medicines
have failed. will fully satisfy the pubic of IFS cures
ma
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
nnCTOR ANDRYsS


uvDRO C~ELIXIR.
s,g,,,rp4,rcN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
- S0NsIiNfp'TION, ASTHARH, PLEURISY, SPIT
rSMc az HJOOD, AND ALL OTHER BISEAS-
iss: SP THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
ou11ER MEDICAL PREPARA
TIoN has ever been offered 10 the public supported
Nv testimonials of a character SO decisive, from sources
- nsc,nhle or that has met with more general ia
your From the numerous eefheates recently TeceiV-
Ell nroving the extraordinary efcacy oil the newly aus
Ippred Hvdropedesac Elixir, the proprietor has Sc
IScTFp the following: others will be published shortly
IN Fa'1 don', ora Letter from Col. j. Coleman
f' EAsToN March l. 1910.
noar Sir-Uaying been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pam ~
the breast shorness OF breath, ana other distressing
svmntoms and after having tried all the known rene
dies with hui little or no heRehl was advised 10 Try
Inc HyCkppedttiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained one
boltle after taking few doses, was much rellev
ed and ateT using several bottles perhaps three or fouf
was compleely restored health. have also known
4, used in several other with like success in my
'''''''S Your obeddent Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
Copu ofa Letter from the Rep. p. Norris
Rock Hill, April %, 1910.
Dear Sir-In consequence of the benefit have de
rived from the use Othe Hydfopedesiae ExrI havegiV
en- my consent give publicity to facts which have oc
CURED in nv own For some three or four years
have been afflicted with cough, wka.h affected
NV breast and lungs much could scarcely speak FOL
nearly six MONTHS at the same time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. had recourse 10
many medicines without the least effect, when, upon
hearing of the Hydropedesiac Elixr, was induced to
purchase one bottle which afforded me considerable re-
lief purchased the second botile and before using
iwo thirds of il was restored 10 perfect health.
Yours respectfully,
PHILIP MORRIS.
soldbv C. S. DUHURsT,
Corner Of Pratt ST. and Dugan's wharf, lower end OF
Centre Market space, Baltimore. aul9
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"oNEY-7s iesees Honey, IN store, and for szIeby
- WW w. @, HARRISON.
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
49, SOUTH STREET.
"a FOR R1NT.--A spacious convenient Two
6slI STORY DWELLING, with extensive BACK
it hydrant in the yard situate in Conway street. near
nov er. Immediate possession viii be given.
-. APPlyto FoWLER& TYSON
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-SI,ORTNE TOOTH POWDER c,- c,e.n.

Corner Pratt St and Dugan's wlarflower end Of Cen
Market Space. aus
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Copu ofa Letter from the Rep. p. Morris.
- Rnrw Hut AnriI QS 1871

Corner OF Pratt ST. and Dugan's wharf, lower end OF
Centre Market space, Baltimore. au ~
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
THE SUSPENSION,

Il is now rendered certain that the
Banks Of Pennsylvania, which look the
lead in the suspension, are making nc
efforts 10 resume specie payments, but
are only intent on devices and excuses
for coptinuing their present system Of
banking without the use Of specie, A
petition 10 tho Legislature of Pennsy 9
vania has been got up IN Philadelpbis,
and freely circulated fnr signatures,
wherein il is expressed that the 'esrly
resumption Of specie pay.nens, by the
banks Of the Commonwealth would be
destructive to the public interest; and
therefore, the necessities OF the commu>
nilv require, that they be authorized TO
Issue, for limited time, one, two, and
'hree dollar notes. The necessities Of
the communi,y' makes an excellent plea
for sustaining bankrupt institutions IN
their inposinonS upon the public. This
is Away the plea of tyranny AMI fraud
--'hs public good or some such pres
lence is set up by the uuprinclpled, to
she ter themselves From the indignation
which their iniqulies excite.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
SYMPTOMS OF WAR,

UTThe British ara fortfying and arning the
frontier. They have built forts commanding the
Ut. Lawrence, the st. Frances and ST. Johns
Rivers, and even the military road Of the State
of Maine. These defencecs are manned by $50
men instead of alleged by Sir john Harvey
Ships have arrived arrived at Halifax, and others
are on the way, laden with troops and munl-
tions of war for the provinces. Troops which
had been ordered to India, are to remain in N.
Brunswick. are commencing (as their
own papers say the Serectlon Of barracks at
Woodstock. for the reception Of large body o:
troops. They are building Notifications at
Queenston and Niagara. They are erecting
batteries opposite Detroit, and planting artillery
there. They are Strengthening maiden. They
have nearly completed an Immense sheltered
battery in the from ofa crescent across the low
or point Of Bols Blanc Island, about Is miles
below Detroit, which will command 10th chan-
nels, so that in case Of war. not steamboat
ship, or any craft bearing the stars and stripes,
can pass through the straits to the upper lake.
| hut by permission until they are dislodged.-
They are subsdznS our western Indians
Whole tribes cross semiAannualy to Canada
fos presents, Of arm, clothing, &C., which are
literally dealt out to them.
What is the American Government doing all
this timel Trying 10 unravel the crooked and
perverse diplomacy Of the British Governmeatl
Nothing for protecton-nothing for defense.
y. 8. Bulletin.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
ALTERED OPINIONS.

As the prospect increases of the speedy As
doplion of the Independent Treasury Bill, by
Congress, the federaists veiw the measure with
much less horror than they did. A year ago Ii
was to destroy every thing - the liberty, busi-
now, the Washington Correspondent Of the N.
Y. Star thinks. THAT very little political capi-
tai can be made out Of it by the party in pow.
or, anG that its practical effects will be any thing
but carrying out the hard money project, on the
contrary, twill lead forthwith TO the issue oI
Treasury notes III such amounts as to meet pres
sing demands on Government, case the money
market, and establish circulating medium or
currency of undoubted security. So far, there
fore, the much required relief will come, and il
cannot c. me to soon III any shape. - Boston
Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
THE BLfND.

An interesting exhibition Of the pupils of the
8lindAsylum took place in the Hall of the Hou'e
,f Representatives, on Saturday last. The e1-
ercises conslted of music, vocal and instrument
tai-roadlng observation-disclosures, and clos
ed with sport. but feeling and appropriate ad.
dress w Mr.. Penniman, who conducted the ex>
arcisos, and who, though nearly blind himself,
still labors most successfully in the instruction
of those who are in worse condition than him
self
The proficiency of the pupils in the several
branches in which they were examined. was
highly gratifying to the audience which crowd
ed the Hail. The selections Of music. some of
them difficult Of execution, were performed with
admirable taste and skiIh particularly BY Mr.. Lee
on the Piano, and by another blind Nydia,
whose sweet and melodious voice end correct
conception of the rules Of true metrical harmo'
nv, excited warm interest tor the unfortunate
stranger. The exercises in reading in books
printed with embossed. or raised etterS--in ar
i,hmelic, with the aid Of metal plates and types
of peculiar construction in geography, and in
all tie branches of knowledSe in which they
examined, afford gratifying evidence Of the care
and devoted attention Of the teachers the INTEL
gence of the pupils and their capacity to re-
.celve instruction even deprived Of one Of cboic
est of Gods blessings. All were pleased with
the examination all more proud Of being citizens
of Ohio, whose enlightened legislation has rear
ed an institution so honorable 10 the age. A
members of the House truly observed after the
examinat on, 4 always point strangers 10 our
benevolent institutions, with more pride than to
all the rest of our noble public works together.
o. s. Bulletin.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
BEET ROOT SUGAR.

Il is estimated. according to paragraph in the
Philadelphia Inquirer, that tho amount of beet
root sugar manufactured in France during last
year, was 100, 900, 900 lbs. Iu Prussia and Ger
many, SO,0OO0O0 lbs The Troy Wing states
that in the western part Of Michigan, 24O. 900
lbs. were manufactured the last season, and there
is every probability ofits forming valuable por
ton of the products Of that section of the coun-
try. Indeed, there can be no doubt that sufii-
clsnt sugar might be manufactured from beets
raised on the fertile soil Of the west to supply
all The demands ofthe inhabitants Of that region;
and this, too, without interfering with ether pro-
ducts.
We may add, that Mr.. Child Of Norlhanp>
ton, Mass, recently ruceived aprize Of $l0O
from the Agricultural Society Of his State, for
having made successful experimectin the man
ufacture of beet root sugar. Mr.. Child is la "
yer by profession, and we trust that our north>
ern farmers will not long allow him to remain
solitary and alone in the glories Of sugar maxi
inO
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
NOBLE SENTIMENTS.

Robert J. Walker, the talented and patriotic
Senator from Mississippi. in the course OF his
speech in support Of that eraet measure of de-
liverance and safety the Constitutional Treasu
ry, utters the following munly sentiments -
Let us abandon that abject dependence upon
the moneyed power of England. Let us take
from her grasp that moneyed trident, more po-
tent than all her armies and navies, with which
she can now, at any moment, explode our paper
system, and overherow, at one blow all our
great and cherished interests. Is this time for
this miserable dependence upon British powerl
Is this time when hathaughty Empire is threa
tening to dlsmember one Of the sovereign States
of this Confederacy, when she is seizing and Oc
cupying portion Of soil, within our uhdoub.ed
limits, acquired by the tolls Of the Revolution,
and not an acre Of which ever can be surrender
ed, SO long as there is one true American heart
beating within an American bosomi Is this a
time, TOO, when that power is gradually seizing
upon the rich territory west ofths Rocky noun
tains, and when she seems with the view to
force the sale OF her poisonous drugs, 10 be
threatening by ubiquitous blOckades, to oxpol
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
The New Era says:

Tho New Era says:
THE OLD BAY STATE.
Great Bank Meeting Prulries ON Fire ! The
whole World turned "Whig" II Bright
brighter Brightest |
We beg leave through our columns to inform
the British Wbig party. that Massachusetts i,
sale safe for Van Buren, by from three to six
thousand majority. The Boston Morning Po ,
says, that the TOWN ELECTIONS, as far as the,
have been test OF the strength OF the Two par,
tics, afford bause Of great cong alnation tU the
jemocats. The power that elevated Marcus
Mort n tu theChaIr Of Stale has b, 90 material
ly increased since last fall, and will continue tu
increase throughout lie year. The democrats
ne not compelled to hire singers 10 keep their
spirits up, to attract an audience at their pub.
nc meetings but with cheerful hearts and un.
yielding resolution, will march 10 the polls III
November in sufficient numbers to reAcecl Go,
ernor Morton, and the Democratic Electoral tic.
Get, by from three to six thousand majority.
Not cent less, dear Major Noah.
"Hurrah for Harrison is all that oan be said
in the premises"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20

our Gag and commerce from Chinese coast
rs this the period to forge the paper chains which
ire to bind all our industry and al our com
,nerce 10 the footstooI Of British powe1 No;
lot US exert all our active energies and oven
throw that system which is delaying our on
ward march as a nation to greatness, wealth and
power, and let US antedats that period when our
exports and products required no tariff, but car
ried throughout the world, shall vastly exceed
those OF England; let US antedate that period,
when. a. compared with US, England shall b'
hut feeble, socond-rate power. and let US d'aw
nearer and nearer to that happy hour, that eyel
our eyes may behold the glorious spectacle when
not an acre of American soil shall be polluted
by British Dominion, Of degraded BY imperial
or despotic power" D..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
Office.

TEN IIE object, and prayer ofthe,, B,Il Is to Oh.
tain, on the final hearing of the case, :
decree, requiring the sald Defendant
to convey to the petitioner by good &..suffcient
eed, the righ and.title to lot number fve,in the
new, or SCOTS, addition to the town of Dover
in said county.
Levi Ricksecker will take notice, that unless
he appears and plead. answer or demur to the
said Bill, within sixty days after the next term
of said court the petitioner will at the next
term of said court thereafter apply to said court
to take the matters set forth in said Bill as cons
fessed, and decree accordingly.
w. SPOONER, Sol, for Petitioner:
Feb. 6, 1910, CIV.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
DISTRESS IN 7HE MANUFACTURES
yin ENGLAND.

The deep misery and wre,chsd poverty which
exist in most Of the manufacturing districts in
England. are hardly known in this country, and
were they better known. could not be fully real
lied. Cares of death from over-work and STAR
vation, arc quite lrequent--so much SC, that they
cite little or no surprise to the miserable inhabi-
tants, when they occur. The attention of tho
British Government has been frequently drawn
to the subject, and certain measures have been
tdopled, by Parliament, for the purpose of as.
certalning the extent Of suffering which exists,
the cause of the evil, and its remedy: but as yet
nothing has heen done TO improve the moral or
physical condition of the operatives. We may
hereafter. revert to this subject and endeavor to
show that our system of granting acts of incon-
poratlon for manufacturing purposes, is calcula-
ted, il continued, eventualy y to produce simi-
lar state of things here.-Bay State Democrat.
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The greatest man is he who chooses the right
with lnvincible resolution; who resists the sor-
est temptations foom within and without; who
bears the heaviest burdens chssrfnlly who is
the calmestin storm and the most fearless uns
der menaces and frowns, whose reliance on
truth. on virtue, on God, is mos, unfaIisrlng.'
Or. Charming, =
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07Rzs, N93A@GMax,
TERMS OF PUBLICATION,

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Friday morning, at Two DoLLARs, Der anuri,
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Advertisements inserted at the following
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Fer transient advertisements, ole
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Every subsequent insertion, o.. ,. -. 25
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Advertisements may he sent in through the pos
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tiser. '
Printing of susry description. srecu-
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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
THE M A RK EFT.
BANK AND STATE.

Dr. PLRcY WALKER, a member of the
Legislature Ot ALBANIA, Has been depll-
ed Of his seat 10 the House, uuder a
aw Of lbe ota Q, prohloltLg Bank d.
tecIors .llom eligibility 10 that BODY.
Are not some of The State Of Ohio toe
ultimately connected with BankSl
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20

FROM MAINE.-Jarvis, the land agent, has
Just finished 100 miles Of new roads, leading in
10 the disputed territory, for the quick transit oI
troops, il necessary. He has also built 90 new
bridges The whole outlay is twenty thousand
dollars. o. S. Bulletin.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
BREAD sTUFFs IN THE CRY OF
PHILADELPHIA.

We copy the following interesting article from
The Philadelphia Commercial List of Saturday
which says:
In our last weekly report we stated that the
sales of Flour for export during the week a,
mounted to 2O,5OO bbIs. On Friday, ufler we
had o6tainsd'the sales for making up our weeks
ly review, q further sale of 1000 bbis was Of.
fected, making the total weeks sales for ship
ment 81 500 bbls of superb 10 Flour, besides
200 bbls of scraped Flour 600 bbls of Rye
Flour; and 575 puncheons and upwards of cUrn
Meal. During the week ending March 9th, The
safes of Flour for shipment amounted to 26, $40
bbs of Wheat Flour, 1000 bbls of Rye Flour
and $50 puncheons 1000 bbls of Corn Meal
The sales for export alone within the last two
weeks, amount to Forty EIGHT thousand two hun
dred anL fOIty harreIs Of wheat -four thirty
one hundred bbl Of Rye Flour, and nine hun
dred AMI five puncheons and two thousand bar
rsIs of Corn Meal.
CHINA.-'The Sighting between the English
and Chinese continue. The Canton Press of
Dec. 9, reports that accounts have heen received
from the west coast Of an affair beteen opium
smugglcrs and the Mandarin hoats, in which one
of The latter was sunk, and seven Of the survi>
yors sent back with their tails cut of of
INDIA.-The fighting here between the Brit
ish and natives wakes hotter and hotter. The
British stormed Khelat Nov. 18th, took it. kill
led Mehrab Khan, the chief, all Of whose prn.
cipal Sirdars were killed or taken, and hundreds
Of ether prisoners.
The British Ambassador. Lord Palmers.on,
at ConstantinobLe, has refused his assen, to the
proposition Of Russia, to send 10000 OF her
troops into Asia Minor, across the Taurus. AT.
fairs Look warlike between Russia and the other
powers.
At Tois IN France, 40 lives were lost in con.
hict between the troops and the country people,
growing out Of high price of corn.
Mchemet Ally is ortifying Alexandria.
There were 9OO Of the Chinese killed BY the
British ships of war that fred on the Junks.'
Captain Elliot returned to Macao after the ac'
tom the Chinese were fortifying Hong Key
Bav.
The Arabs had not appeared in the plain o
AlgierS since Dec. 81.
There were $4,000 French troops in the neigh
borhood OF Algiels preparing for the expedition
against Abdel Kader.
.r...s Bal. Patriot.
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| wit, on the 2lst. Feb, 1882 en- tered into con-
| tract IN writing with your orator under hand &
seal of.said Latter and Complainant, and which
is exhibited as part accomplishments bin in and
by which said Latter did bargain and sell to CONS
piainant one hundred and seventy two acres,
being the remainder fLots n & % not before
previously decided to said complainant by said
Latter by deed bearing date April ID 1880 for the
sum CT 1900 dollars. That the complainant dii.
ring the life time of said Latter paid him in va
rious payments, the sum of 427 dollars, part of
the purchase money Of said Land, and that he is
ready to pay the balance thereof to such person
as the Court shall order. Il hat he has ever since
the date Of said contract been in possession
said Land. ..s........,
The Bill prays that an account be taken OF
the balance due from Complainant on said con-
tract, that the court direct BY decree to whom
the balance when ascertained shall be paid n
trust for the use Of the said Estate and that the
Defendant do convey the said Land 10 Com
plainant in fee simple. .. ..- .-.. ..
!, The said Defendants are hereby notified that
they do at the next Term of said Court or wiih>
in sixty days next after the rising thereof, dp%
pear and plead, answer or demur thereto, 'otber-
wise the same will be taken as confessed and
decree be had accordingly.
Realm PRITCHARD.
ByB. NJ. Atherton his Sol.
Peb. 14.h 1940.-6w. ,.