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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

ELECTIoNS.-op Monday next,
elections take place in tho following
States. Alabama. Kenluckys lndiaah,
Illinois, and Missouri In Tennessee,
on Thursday next, making iuL all sil
States,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

FWhy do not the federalists try to
ge, some Of their big guns to come
through this countyi We have had
none yet, except farmer Griswold ol
Canton Rsuk notorieiy. and an abolition
Lawyer, hired by the Pennsylvania
Banks+ Why no. get CorWin here,
and let the people know who he is. De
pend uponit whiggies there must DC
something done, or your 300 majority
won't hold out. Come Mr. Patrick,
can't you get up hurrah
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

GTThe Advocate asks ina tone OF
triumph. "why don't the Van Buren, pa
pers, publish Mr. Poinsett's plan for re-
organizing The militia3' We will an
ever that questIonsby asking two more.
Why does not the. Advocate publish
Gen. Harrison's plan for the same, and
why does not The Advocate come oOl
like man and raise the Harrison flag.
Not be skulking in the dark, and by .
system Of double dealing knavery ent
+deavor to curry favorwiih both parties
The position ofthe Advocate is similar
to General Harrison's, and this makes
us wonder the more why he is ashamed
10 come out. Harrison says 'ask me nc
questions, and III tell youno lies.' Does
the Advocate endorse that sentiment
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

/. does . OF alter these cases. II q ihiel
break 8 into store and takes all he finds
thoaghihat be busshlile. he goes to the
PeSilentiaEy for the same term, that he
would. had he stolen FIVE times the a.
mount. After his, il will be well for
the Advocate to look at home, ere be
enlighiens bis readers on points Of law,
hired Witnesses &c.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

Our EXCHANGES -Whereis is The Mt
Vernon Banner, CosmoPoli'e, and
Gosh oc,on Democratl We don't ge
Them half the time. The Steubenvlllt
Union comes every six weeks regular.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31
DEMOCRaTIC CONVENTION.

The Tuscarawas County Democratic
annual Convention, will be telatin New
Philadelphia, al the Court House. on
Wednesday tho 18th day Of August 6ext,
a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ. I t'
The undersigned earnestly urge the
Importance of full representation from
each Township. To insure ,ha, object,
The Democratic electors are requested
torcaIl meetings in their several Town
ships, for the appointment of FIVE
Delegates each. TO said contention.
July 23d, 1910.
W.GRAHAM. | ]. d. CUMMlNs
H. CAMP. T.J. FRAZIER.
Tuscarawss County Democratic Cen
tral Commi,tee..s
HOLMES COUNTY GONVEN
TIONs--A letter from q TREND II
Holmes county. dated the SS'h, inst
eays, sour Count, Convention met las
Saturday, three Delegates tfing pres
ent from each Township, ana nomna
ted Col. JAMES HOCMNBERG
for Senator or Representing, as ma
be determined by the l2 ConiereeF
whom ,heybave also apPonAed TO NEE
a like number from Tuscatssas county
| at Slnoesvil,e. on the oath pf Augut
nav, Thev have also APPOINTED l
Congressional C Delegates, TO meet ''S
numSers from the other CoRn,ies con
cerned al Millersburg on thd 18th da
of Auuust. The meeting wAs en,irel
harmonious, and the ticket nominate
4 will secure the unanimous spProoatlo
ofthe Democracy ofthis corply'"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

LAcoNIo CORRESPONDENCE. --The
Spartans praciiced Laconism to per-
fection, bui the following cut from an
old Papef goes ahead Of ALL
Treasury Department, ]
Washington, Jan. Is, 1922 s
.Sir,-This Department is desirous OF
knowing how far the Tombigbee river
runs up. You will please communicate
the information. -.
- Dinsmore, Esq. Respectfully.
Collsc'r Mobile. w. h. Crawford
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

GAMM0N.-A Mr. Baer, cousin 10
the Buckeye Blacksmith has written a
letter 10 Amos Kenkall, 10 which he
threatens 70 go onto Washington, and
take bic life:
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31
Traasury Department.

Washington. March, !, 1922 s
Sir,-l have the honor 10 inform you
that this Department has no further ser
vice for you as Collector Of NJ obile.
s. Dinsmore, Esq. Respectfully,
Mobile. W. H. Crawford.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31
Mobile. Feb. 1882

Sir,--l have The honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter Of the
! 9th. end Of informing you that the
Tombigbee does not run up at all.
Hon. W. Il. Crawford, Respectfully,
.Sec'y Treasury. S, Dinsmore.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31

0FThe subscription 10 the Extra
Globe is said to be near one hundred
thouanS. and coming inso fast that luev
haye,O stop the press one week in or, or
der 10 take down thenamea,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
Atn Court of ProJalc ho7dem at Liichfe1d, ,ri.A.
 in and fer 'hc District of Litchfeld, on ths 3lst

Atn Court of Prnbaic ho7slen at Liichfeld, ,ri.A.
 in and fer the District of Litchfetd, on the 3lst
 day ef October, lsiO: -.
 I'resen', Ralph C. Camr. Esq. Judge TIPON the petition of Walter Coe, of V Litchfield, showing to this Court that lie is :he guardian of Charles D. Wadhams, of Goshen, in said district, minor; that said minor owns real estate situnted in the south west part of said Goshen, viz: the undivided one fourth part of certain piece of land, containing about 6S acres, valued at about $l5t)0; bounded northeriy on Edwin Wad- hams, easterly on IIeman Beach, sou:herIy 6Ha highway, and westerly on Miles Buell. and Hcman Beach alsn. the undivided one fourth part of one other piece of land, con taining about five acres, valued at about $;jO, bounded northcrly on Abnlr Gilbert, caster ly on IIcman Beach, southerly on ilcman Bcnch aud the heirs of Isaac Wadhams, and westerly on said Beach and said heirs of Isaac Widhams thnt said land is unpro. dnctivc. and tiamt 1t wo,.id be for tht hcncil "f saisi minor tO tavcthe same sold, and the Gvalls thereof invested in n'h"r real estate. or placed on interest, or expended in the nurture, education or advancement of said sninor pray ying this court to pass an order s,utharizing and empowering said petitioner or some other meet person to sell and con- NtS Htc Hit"fCStS Oi StIi iil'ici Ill S''Iu At- .scribed premises. according 10 tho statute in such case made and provided--as per peti- tion m file, dated htchticld, Oct. 3lst, le4O.
 Ordered, that said petition be continued 10 the 7th day of January, lSAl, then to bc heard and determined at tho probate office in said L,chlield, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon; and that notice of the pcndcncy there of be given by publishing this order in q newspaper printed in Litchficld three weeks s,iccessivelv, at least six weeks before the said 7th day of January, l94l>
 A true copy of record.
 23 RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
couNrrRrEErs. BEWARE or 1nrasrunNI :.

CoCNTERFEITS. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!
 Each genuine bottle Is enclosed in blue wranrer. on winch IS a lnhel. signed by SAMPSON REED NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
 The outside yellow label will have, on and after Decemher 1899, in addition to that of Sampson Reed the signature of WM JoNN. CUTLER one of his part. ners. ...
 Tho great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsn am has been the of attempts to introduce spurious articles, which, by partially assuming the name nt the genuine, are calculated to misead and deceive the public. Among these mixtures are the American Pulmonary Balsan,,' '"Vegetable Pulmo- nary Balsamc Syrnp,"" Pulmonary Balsam,"" Car. ters Compound Pulmonary Baisanl," and others Purchasers should inquire for the true article hv it's whole nnme-THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSA M, and see that it has the marks and sigma. lures of the genuine.
 Each bottle and seal is stamped "Vege'abe Pull monary Basam." ', &1 oSE MORE COUNTERFEIT, he~;dcs Ee American i"'mondry Bnlson,' Gnd others 0bouc alluded 10 !- An attempt has been made to deceive tho public bv . spurious mixture called "Vegetahle Pulmonary Ealsam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee and some. times Sampson Lee-said to he prepared by an mn- rrinciplcd man in Bangor, Me. The name is written m way to resemble the genuine signature, and is most foul attempt to deceive the public and avoid the punishment that awaits actual forgery.
 For sale bv REED, WING, x CUTLER date Lowe Sa ReedO wholesale dealers in Drugs Medicines, Paints and Dye Stuffs, No. 5i Chatham Street. Boston, and by Druggists and country merchants generally in New England. and in the principal places thrnughont the U States and British Provinces Price 70 cents
 91rFor sale at the Apothecary Store of Dr. !. G. Beck with, Liichfield. lv24 Nov Io
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19

Al q Comrt of Probate h'llen at LitclGell, acah-
 6n and for the District of Litchfeld, on ihe 3lst
 day of October. 1Ss0:
 Present, Ralph c. Comp, Esq. Judge. ETPON :he petition of Almerin NJ. Carer, O of Paris, Oneida County, Stnte of New York, showing to this Court that he is the guardian of Caroline Nj. Nadhams, of Go shen, in the Probate District of Litchfeld, . minor that said minor owns real estate situ- Ated m the southwest part of said Goshen, sig. the undivided one fourth part of q cer- 4aih piece of land containing abont 6S acres, Valucd at abont Sl5OO; bounded northerly on Edwin Wadhams, easteriy on Hcman Beach, southerly on highway, and westerly on Miles Buell. and Heinan Beach-also. the undivided one fourth part of one other piece of land, containing about five acres, valued at about $50, bounded nO:therly on Abner Gilbert. easterly on Heman Beach, southerly on Heman Beach and the heirs of Isaac WaGhams, and westerly on said Beach and said heirs of Isaac Wadhams that said land is unproductive, and that it would be for the ibenefit of said minor to have the same sold, and the avails thereof invested in other real estate, or placed on interest. or expended in tho nurture, education or advancement of said minor: praying this court to pass m or- der authorizing and empowering said peti- tiOner or some other meet person to sell and convey the interests of said minor in said described premises, according to the sta- tute in such case made and provided-as per petition on file, dated Litchield, Oct 3l, lS4O:
 Ordered. that said petition be continued to the 7th day of Januarys lS4l, then 10 be heard and determined at 1he probate office in said Litchfield, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon: and that notice of the pendency there- of be given by publishing ihis order m a neVvspaper printed in Litchfield three weeks successiyely, at least six weeks before the said 7th day of January, ls4a.
 A true copy of recorA.
 g RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
AUCTION.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court of A Probate for the District of Litchfeld, the subscribers, Trustees. under the assignment heretofore made by GEORGE NILES, of Co., $hen, in said district, Gan assigning debtor,) wjll sell at Public Auction all ,hc real estate so assigned 10 them by the said Miles for the benefit of nll h;s creditors, on the 22d of No- Wembcr next. Tho sai. to commence at a'clnck, P. M. at the store of 4. Miles S Co.,, in Canada Village. E.. ..,...... .a. ........,
 @ .1osrrH I. GAYLORD, Trustees.
 B, GOShcn Oct. 29, l94O. "'' | 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
LttcbAeEd Enquirer: ~ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, ''''' "f~'- BY HENRY ADAMS. r,-.a
FOR SALE.
, NHE subscriber offers for sale fha farm m Ivhich he noXU

u ks. NHE subscriber offers for sale A- the farm on which he now
 sFY&E resides, situated in Litchfeld, -A- South Farms Society, one mile east ot the centre, containing sixty acres of the best quality of land, on which arc one large and one small barn, three cowhouses, n wood house, work shop, and a good story and half dwelling house. All the build ings are nearly new. Twenty acres of the land arc first rate mowing-there are three never failing springs of water on the premi- ses-no waste land. Should this farm not be large enough to accommodate purcha- ser. sufficient land adjoining may be had at n farprice. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber. .~,. .,tr ..:.... .5.- ..
 ..,.. .d DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 South Farms, Nor. 5. le4O 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
VIa7d7s Veget tablo TEair Oil.

YE$FlIS Vegetable Otl possesses inc peculiar proncr B ty ot restoring hair hends totally bald So great are it's noursng properties which it readily i'm parts to inc roos of the hair that requires hut short time to produce new growth, and few a,n,lcations 10 check that aling of the ar which go ollen occurs especially after sickness, It prevents the hair from turning grey, and restores it when turned by impar ing 10 it new life and vigor No lady who has ever used this Oil will consent to do without it. It is used and highly approved ot by Queen Victoria, Prince Aihert and inc whole Royal Family; also, by the. Faculty anl Clergy.
 From he Royal Collrgc of PLysicians or Iarana fz1 . . 5.. rn0ry 20. l833
 Dr. F.. A. Ward having proved to this Royai sszsis nal that the Vegetable Oil oi his crmpnsi,ion haS4he property of causing the growth of hair and prevent- ing it's fa bv fOriifying the Gecayed part he effects of he aromatic ingredients which ha we been fmnd in We hereby recommend it's use, not as a specific but as good and useful remedy for persons requiring it, whose hair sin state of decay, from sickness or oth CT causes. Pc. ] JOSE BrRNAI. M. D.
 Signed iSIMoN DE HEv1A. NJ. D.
 Witnessed by CAyETANo PoNToN, Notary Public.
 The above testimony of the efficacy and great value of Wards Vegetable Hair Oil. was given the proprie- tor ny the Royal College of Physicians in the Hava md 10 those who acquainted with the ex rerne rgidness of the medical police of Havana it speaks vonr1es-i is conclusive.
 CAUTION-Bewere of counterfeits. None is re. nnine unless has Treatise of g pages round each bottle. Also red Photographic Label with blue viz. nette centre. and is made by E. A. Ward, NJ. D., New York.
 Sold in Litchfieh 6y Dr. Beckw,h, aernt for Li,ch. field county. 0c- General Depot and Wholesale Of. flee, SS Barclay-st., New-York. 1yl3
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19

Ala Court ef Probate hollena at Winchester, ri,h.
 in anl for the District of Winchester, on lhe
 lst day of November, A. D. l64O: ..-.,.. '., Present. Gideon Hall, Jr. Esq. Judge nN motion of the administrators on tho N1rstate of THEODORE HosK1Ns, late of Win chester. within said district, deccased. this court doth appoint the 25,h day of November next, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the probate office in said district. for the hearing, allowance, and settlement ofthc administration account 0r said estate; and doth direct said admin istrators 10 give notice to all persons interest ed in said estate to appear. if they sec cause, before said court, at said time and place tn be heard therein, by advertising inc same in Il newspaper printed in Litchlield, and by posting copy thereof on the signpost in said town of Winchester nearest the place where inc deceased last dwclt
 Certified from Record-Attest,
 23 GIDEON HALL, JR Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19

At Court of Probate holden at LitchGeld, ,oith-
 in and for the district of Litchfeld, on he 9lh
 day of Nore1nber, 4. R. 1S4O:
 Present. Ralph c. Camp. Esq. Judge. THIS Court doth direct the administrator -A- on the estate of EEBENEzER SPENCER, late of Litchfield, in said district, deceased, represented to be insolvent. to give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said de- ceased, 10 appear eff they see cause) before the court of probate, to be holden at the Pro- bate office in said district, on the 3d day of December next, at ten o'clock A. M., to be heard relative to the appointment of Com- missioners on said estate, by posting said or der of notice on public signpoSt in said town of Litchfield nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in q newspaper printed in Litch- field. Certified from record.
 24 RALPH G. CANT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
NOTICE.

DROKE into the enclosure of tho subscri- D Der. on or about the 29th of Oct. a year. ling BULL. of dark Brindlc color. The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges, and take it away. : - ." LEVI F. JOHNSON.
 Toringford. Nor. 6,; le4O. *24
 Dnnh~vHo EzTNv,sK-c "a, ,h;s office
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
NEW JERSEY AND ITS SEAL.

The decided and emphatic expression ot public feeling in ths State peases us more than any victory we have won. The reelection 0t the very six menl- bers by about 23UO ma ority, whom the AdmlnlsIra- ton party in the House by and fraud excluded from helr places, noble ylndicaOn Ot State pride and State right by of the sovereign members of the coniederacy. The lesson il teaches e Federal (uSernmeni tiut this pride cannot he outraged, and these rights violated nh npunity, is sauthry les son, such will have it's effect hereafter in the setle
 nent o contested seats in the House of Representa- t!ves F. ---i
 IL is probable that party spirit never went SO far be- tore among pubic nien sworn to support the ConstHu ton, as hen they shut out from the House i've Ot the six Whig members from New Jersey. The wrong such, H not the uncOnstutlOnallty ot the act, that the Whig Governor and Wing Legislature would have been justified in prInc pie in resort to extreme measures of defence, upon the ground at least, that where there representation there should be nota xasion, but they wisely deemed il best To abide the verdict of the People, and cont their wrongs to the redress of time. In makiag that ap. peal, interest was mparted to 1t by the appearance before the rcurle ot the same parties, upon whose case the rtouse of Representatives had adjudcuted. 1'le candidates for Congress on both sides were the same persons that appeared at Washington. The men Ot the Administration had urged on Congress, that lhe popular will of New Jersey was that Mey should represent the People there, hut when an ap- peal was taken to that popular will. the Whig menI- bers sent back by great majority for 50 small .State. The broad seal of New Jersey was nssalied md ridculed in Congress- and by none more than the taen who claimed exclusively to represent that eIaieahnt upon that seal the People now. and with &iaNHphasis too, have affixed their stamp such as will mE k2 ikfes ecied through all time. ...,,. M if tte men of the Administration believed what th6y preach if their democracy was belief m the government 0f ihe People; if indeed they had any respect for popular rights md the principle "I repre- sentai"n. they would not now, they could no'' go back to Washington the coming winter, and usurp places they cannot well pretend to be theirs.
 - ~. Y. EEPress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19

THE WEDDING.-A wedding is a ceremony of min gled pain and pleasure, m which anticipation pre- vens the pain from being positive pam, and recOiec- ton precludes the possibility of unmixed peasure.- The very bes merry as their peal IS intended to be, convey a tender melancholy, which IS. tO us, nsspa- rabIe from ile sound ot village bery, whatever be the occasion of their being put m mOon. Then the banquet the wit, the reparee, the Joke, are moi con t,nious-a little life sparkles upon the surface o the conyersalon but like the efiervescence oi the cham pagne, which fills the glasses of the party, 1t soon subsidies into sober tTanqulny. There are anxious hearts under smiling cOuntenanccs. The parents look ther daughter, and feel how great, how nch treasure they arc losing, and cOhfidlng 10 anohers care Their mnds glance hack to her days Of inian- cy, the progress ot her childhood. abd now dwell with anxious sOcltude upon her entrance into the duties of womanhoOd None but parent can know what parents feel upon occasions like this. And then the bride gazing with afectlonate, final and grateful spirit upon the faces ei those under whose parental Kindness she has been Osered, slIll trembling the magnitude and rrevocnbiliy of the step she has talk en- and which must give n color to the whole ot her future existence. Then tuInng her eyes npon her new.made husband. wth gla"ce which seems t, to in you," the reciprocal glance rcassuEes her; she drinks in confidence and reliance ns her eyes bend beneath his; and thasa nd new feelings ag'aie her bosom and anticipation geis tlIe better O Eee0ec- tiOn. The future for moment ban'sbes the past, and she feels secure on the new throne winch she has erected for herself, m tue heart of the man iO whom she has eOHfldcd her happIness-her all.
 AN UNEXPECTED PRoposAL.--A young lady came from great distance "to be cured" and when asked the of her complaint, she replied, As to that matter, believe there is moi single com paint under the sun which have not" Here was fine catalogue of disorders asked if she was mar riei or singlel "SingIe,'' the answer. then told her that so many complaints as she seemed to have could only he cured by husband. Al which observation she exceedingly SxDsperated. but her anger terminated in proposal ta marry me, more surprised in li(e and ,ao ked quite stupid.-II0rdy'S If0rels in Merieo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19

Probate Blanks a. this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
Kingston, N. Y. June 9, 1888.

4 ,..., Argyle, Nova Scotia. violent cough, which continued two or three months My cough was so severe that was obliged to sit up in bed two or three hours during the night and was much reduced Tn flesh and strength, and my appetite etahle Pulmonary Balsam, which he would not se.- He however loaned it to till could procure him another experienced immediate relief from it, The first opportunity had procured more of it. and to the use o II ascribe the preservation of nv life
 Dec. ", lS3S ...' JAS w. LENOX.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-19
,srs.-, COUGHS, COLDS. H
 And aRl Diseases of the LumGS

ENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM A IS believed to be deserVediy the most popular Medicine ever known in America, for coughs colds, asthma or phthlsIc, consumption, whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections Of every kind.
 > The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very extensively used for about twelve years and its rep utation has been constantly increasing So univer- sally popular has this article become that it may now be considered standard article in larue par of the United States and the British Provinces Many families keep it constantly by them, considering it the most sale as we'll as certain remedy for the above complaints The Proprietors have received, and are receiving numerous recommendations from many of our best Physicians, who make use of in their prac- tee: The names of a few individuals who nave giv- en their testimony in favor this article here sub. joined, and for moro full account see the envelope to the bottle.
 Dr. ;AAmory Hunting, Dr. Samuel Morrill, . <" Truman Abel, I" Timothy Baylies
 ~ honas Brown, i 9" Jere. Ellsworth,
 $. Vim. Perry, ', .s ".Albert Guild.
 4 # AN INTERESTING CASE, -sr Extract of letter from Mr. C. s. Clsy Kingston, Us-
 ter county, N Y., to the proprietors r ours of the 9th ins:. duly received. re- markab'e cure was effected by the Vegetable Putno. nary Balsam, in the Winter md Spring of 1885, The person, MT. Moody, had been sick long time with the consumption His physician had given him up- ne was reduced go low as to he unable 10 help him self, and was raising large quantity of blood, when he commeRced using the Baisam. which effected complete cure, and he is now as kale and hearty as ever he was. Mir. Moody has removed from this :own but he has promised more detailed account ot his case, which will forward you
 :. l. .:.i -.-","e = c. $. CLAY.
 Kingston, N. Y. June 9, 1sS8 m - ',,..
 4 ... Argyle, Nova Scotia.
 h the winter of 1887 and 1888, was seized with violent cough, which continued two or three months My couch O that Two e;t