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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
lion EVNTEy.

BY MRS. MARY ALBERT.
M8 RE- ALBERT, would respectfully in.
lW@ form the citizens of 'ruscarawas Coun-
ty, ind the trPvling public generally,
that she can accommodate those who mny favor
her with their custom, in as good a style as can
be had in this par, of the country.
Her Bur and Table will he supplied with tho
best the market can afford. Her stables arc large
and wefl furnished, and will be well attended
to.
New PHILADELPHIA, May 5, 1899,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
INTERESTING AND APPLlCA
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED
WITH

DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, OR NERVES;
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic or casual;
under the worst symptoms of restiessness
Lowne,s of Spirits and General Emaciation;
CONSUMPTION, whether of the Lungs or Liver,
LIVER AFFECTIONS. IA UNDICE, both
Diliary and Spasmodc; Costiveness Worms
of every variety; Rheumatism, whether A-
cute or chronic; together with GOUT, ..Scro-
iula, Pains IN the Head, Back, Limbs, and
Side, TYpHns FEVER, SCARLET FEVER ,Pu>
uid Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE,
Spasmodic Palpiatiou of the Heat and Ar
teries, Nervous Irrita5ity, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries The Dououreux Cramps, Fe-
male Distractions, Heartburn, Headache
Cough, the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the Whoopiugi ASTHMA, Gravel and
Dropsy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
Empiricks and others, as the great regulator of
the human system, and such is the Gevotedness
Of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
they content themselves with the simple pes,
session eff this fallacious opinion, without en>
quhing into the primary sOusces from whence
Life, Health, ,and vigour emanate, and rice UersG,
pain, sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DIR. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience SO eminently qualify him
for the profession Of which he has been one of
the most useful members. He contends/-and Il
moments reflection will convince any reasons
ing mind Of the correctness of his viows--lhat
the stomach, liver and the associated organs are
the primary and great regulators of health, and
that the blood in.very many instances is totally
disconnected with the first and succeeding sta
ges of disease, and that uuless medicine reach
es the root of the disease, .the superficial ano :
mes usually prescribed, serve but as fols to COW
er the ravages of deep-rooted malad les. I'm
Ter these convictions, at the expence of years
20 close application, the doctor has discovered
. medicine whose searching powers are irresls-
hble, and in prescribing it is with firm con-
yiction of its being radical cure IN the various
diseases already enumerated, even ifapplled il
the most critical cases, but he docs not preten'
to ascribe to.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
NEWS FROM THE EAST.

W." - AIO1N 4 III bH II
Just received at the Tuscarawas Co
Cash Store, rich assortment of Mus.
lin de LANES, Painted Lawns, &c. &c,
Also the latest style orPrDls--some
ofthem very Rich together with domes
tic Goods-An invitation is given 10
the Citizens Of Dover and vicinity to
call and examine them, they will be SID
very low for Cash.
MONTERREY g. M CLEAN. 4,
Factory st.Dover
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28

YEA I'G suuSciIpbI Wou'u Respectfully pace
L before the public the following Synopsis
Of a splendid assortinnt Of
GOODS,
which be has Just received rom the East.
|, from the East, have just received direct,
Staple and Fancy Goods, Of choice and neat
select,
American, French and English Calicoes,
Assorted Ribbons, aud yankee Corn Hoes;
Coored Cambrcks, Tin and Wood Pals,
Tickings, Thtead lace and Pittsburgh Nails,
Embroidered hose, plain and striped Satunett,
lalches, Hinges, plain and fancy Grecianeue,
Ladies gloves tin Pans, & work'd Inserting,
Edging, Footing IL cold watered Betting,
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 & Cotton Socks
Italian Lustering, cold Florence g. Gro dc nap
Victoria stripe, Canvass, Gingham, & Burap,
Apron check, IIandsaw Files, and halter chains
Rice, Molasses and Glass by box or panes,
Oils, Tobacco, Ginger, Snuff and Tea,
Hammers, Walters, and Cords of Hemp & Sea
Iron Steel, Brandy, Wine and Cedar Ware,
Oriental Braid, in fno, all kiDls of,oarc f. tear
Reader, perchance, I've named your fancy OIL
your care,
Ifso, "The mite high Heaven bestowed, witt
thee I'll share"
Should Plaster, Fish, or Salt, your urgent want
demand,
Call at. number One, for have them all el
hand. ISAAC TELLER.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28

P Another pery serere Of EnRammdtory R'eu
matism cured by DR.. Nm. Eruns' Weoicinc.-
Mr.. John A. Carroll, Of the county Of West
chester town of North Castle, New York, ha'
been severely afflicted with nhammalory rheu
matism for fourteen months with violent pain
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 hist procure some Of
DR.. W. Evans medicine of 100 Chathem street
New York, which he Immediately sent for; and
after taking tho first dose found great relief
and in continuing its use according to the direc'
tionS for ten days, was perfectly cured. Allow
mo TO refer any person TO him for thestruth 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.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
N OtiCe.

Ia hereby give notice, to all those indebted to
theisubscriber, to come forward and settle up
their accounts on or before the lst of March,
otherwise their accounts will be left in the hands
of proper officers for collection.
VIM. GRAHAM.
FEB. 7th, l940.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
G A S u is WA NTEN.

HBSHE Subscriber wishing to settle mp his
Il. busnessias fast as possible Earnestly re.
quest all persons indepted to him call
and pay the same on or before the first day Of
January 1890, those who Neglect this notice,
will find their accounts in the hands of p. Kel.
Ter for Collection after that date without Res4
pect to persons.
SAMUEL GRASSLAND.
Dec. 6, 1929. tc
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T.. JONES.
HOUSE, SIGN, ORNABEN1AL PAIN

TEX d GLAZIER.
WWT OUI.D respectfully inform the cil.
GH zens Of Canal Dover aud vicinity,
that he las commenced The above hu-
siness Immediately over MICHAEL FlSSEES S
Wagon Shop, where he intends to carry it on
in all its various branches. lie also has con.
nected with the above-,ho Paper Hanging
which he promises shaI! NOT be surpassed by
any. His work shall be done in d stlle anC
manner, that will show for its self.
lie also will attend to work in the country
Canal Dover, Aug. IS, 1899. 3mo.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
PONTRY.
BABYLON. B


fclimbed the cliff crossed It's rock
trod the deserts old
i passed the wild Arabian tents,
The Syrian shepherds fhld:
behind me sar all hauHts of man
Stretched into1disfanee gray,
When spread before me, lone and wide,
The path of Sinner Law
T'hs boundless plain of kinjar,
Where. long, long ages back,
A5dallah read the silent stars,
And wrote their mystic track.
Where art thou, gem Of the rich earth
City OF far renown,
The glorV of the proud Chaldee,
The green earih's ancient crownl
Where lies the lake that, cleaning wilds.
Give back thy hundred towers2
Whore are thy gardens of delight
Thy cedar shaded bowersl
Where, where--oh where rolls rapidly,
Thine ever flashing river.
Passed marble gate and column tower,
Guarding thy walls foreverl -
There is no voice Of gladness here,
No breath of song floats by,
l hearken>sbut the morning wind
Is all that makes reply.
Solemn and lone the silent march
Spreads endessly around,
And shapeless are the ruined heaps
That strew the broken ground.
Sadly, above huge outlines dim, ~.
Sighs the lone willow bough--
The last, last voice Of Babylon,
Its only music now.
Son Of Mandenei by whose hand
The doomed city fell.
The swift feet Of whose soldiery
Climbed tower and Citadel
Thou fondest revely and mirth,
Thou fondeSt dance and song,
Thou fandest many banquet fair
And many joyous throng:
Like the deathslnge camest thou,
When men were care-bereh,
And in this lone, waste wilderness
The total thou hast leti'
' Oil glorious were her palaces.
And shrines Of fretted goldl
Then rose the fame Of MerodaCh,
The house of Belus old:
And busy life was in her streets,
Where countless nations thronged,
Light footsteps glded through her homes,
And nirth to her belonged:
But prophet voices murmured.
Even in her fcstiye halls:
And angels finger wrote her doom
U9on the PaIace-wallG.
At midnight came the PersuuS
MingGng with the crowd,
lie needed not the beautiful,
He stayed not for the proud,
False was her fatsd river,
Needless her gods Of stone:
lie entered at her open gates,
He passed and she was gonel -
Her place on earth abideth not
Memorial she hath none,
Darkness and ruin thou may st find,
But never Babylon!
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
COMES! TOE TIE CHALK!

GOMEZ! TOE TIE CHALK!
va ME subscriber wishing to enlarge his
d groceries finds Unnecessary 10 call ups
on those who are indebted to him either by
Book, note, or otherwise, in order that he may
meet his ends. He regrets to he under this
necessity, but circumstances urge him to 1t.
Those who cannot possibly pay the full amount
will confer favor by settling part. yet, mon.
ey he mast have, and that on or before the 26lh
Of this month. So take notice.
JAMES u. PATRICK.
N. z. He still continues TO Sell at rate
much lower than can he had at any other place
in town at his Store, next door to Mrs Alhert's
Hutel. J. U, p.
July 80, l839.-n5
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2 hJln order to protect the public against the
IMPOSITION of Counterfeit Medicine Venders,
hey have been entered according TO Act of Con-
gress, and the RIG TO prepare them secured
therefore be sure in seeing that the label on each
box expresses such entry, as all others are Coun.
terfets.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06
NOTICE.

y HE subscribers have entered into CO.
partnership here and il Natchez, FOR
the purpose Of transacting i General Com
mission Business. The firm ia ibis city will
be Ringgold ~ Ferriday, and ii Natchez
Ferfiday u Ringgold.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06

81
acquiring owners a property Ia the Town
CT manchester (nbW Yazoo CitY) 10 pave
U lfontof certain Streets. Sc. Adopted,
februay9ih. 1889
eAo2 i. &c e q 'dalRea bg Gle Presi-
49, go SeseetAaen Of tie 10Wn Of Nam
sasstsf3 Ahas al o8neFs Of property lying
u aala Town, BE feby required III their
own expense, 70 pas 81 cause io 81 nayed
ii and along The font thereof on III ths
streets now graded and gittered, and that
ID the event 81 their Eailure 81 is Is. 4ben
the Town Constable be, and Is hereby rs.
qnired 70 do the me at the expense Of tbs
said owner 81 0w srs Of said town property.
Seer. 3. And it EartheFofdained That
if in the event. y owner 81 ou Is Of the
property afore shah, upon application
Of the Town stable fol the payment Of
eli expenses b may accrue thefeffom
IN the event id failure, refuse 81 ialIto
comply Will equisitions of this Ordi-
nance. ther laid Constable shall have
full poweF 1se Cor sale, at public auc-
lion, 10 Il s. bidder, the property of
said owne leis 50 required 10 Be paw
ed IS afo satisfy an expenses fol-
paving a - aitef nTst having given
notice the space Of thirty DAYS
in some 81 published in said town.
Proces Of the City Council.
zoo CRY, Sept Z, 1910.
on NO e following resolution u
carry into the above Ordinance, vas
pfssed, ID
BE tire d by the President sna ge.
lectmen 81 oo CITY. That tba ounce
Of the piOp lying III said Yazoo C;tv
situated on west side Of Main Street,
re Fequira pave or cause 70 Be paved,
forthwith, ont thereof, from Tie house
now occup By Messrs Link 81 Harrison,
to the Bridg ross the Bayou On said street.
in conformi With tie terms ana teno. M
the above d ed Ordinance
g. RAsBERRY u, Pres't.
JAs. PEW Clerk, pro tetn.
Yazoo Citl, Sept. III. 1870. loft.
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Pr SPEC I'US
OF THE FIFTH VOLUME Oh
sngERgn $50 ~ nv IN qvpas an s-Dp

eeeS 49, H. 8NgA&R NV &&A&hNR0
WE pressn thls paper 70 che public with
I .s vloW dtng TIE circulation III the
Wilt 81 W clty still further into the
Inldst 81 sbe community in whichwe live,
man oui ~ subscriptions extends. The
extension 81 pelltAcal intelligence and truth
the pfed VI general ana miscellaneous
lniofnasion- tns support of public morality
ana me moral character 81 our state. and
a y. compensation 70 tLe proprietor and
hls agnily, make up the motives for thia
eilors e extend our subscription fist.
Fol seven long years We have II, tb;s c;,y
lent an untiring exeftion IL behalf sc ~
great cause Of political truth and tie welfare
q our country. We have opposed the late
and present administrations So the oaneral
government without Hesitation and Without
compFonlse in AL things where they have
acted u ur opinion, for the benefit 81
party ,fega dless Of the good Of TIE people.
g na thfon 4 the dark seasons Of tbs coun-
~. With the last two years, when public
Wackedne seemed 70 aourish line green
pay lfee- when the President Seemed Is BE-
saccessfu IN carrying his party and his party
measures g party triumph over thas land Sin.
sPRe q fe lamentations Of he pe6bIe," We
nave nQtI fanlsered in single nerve Of re-.
.a1ed e single effort in the battle 81 re-
iorin bas uniformly we have maintained
sne n'ora lpsposqbiliiy Of the final success.
81 parry and consequent overthrow of the.
people IA country like this. We have
inalntaiIled an IN aircrinR eonfdancs IN
the pait otism Of the people lhal they, sooner
81 later control lheiroWn interest and rid
themselves Of this immense unnecessary
evil. lat now souniversaIly paralises the.
Industry Of the people Of this great country.
we ha0vs sndsaRorsd faithfully Is spread
over th country All useful Information. snch
as We. from time otime, havefhoughtwonId
inka1ss and benefit our readers; and We hnpA
andeaHorad protect the public moraiitv
sind character nj the State arans. i6feion
sion ana internal bicl ae and dIs
aulesuda
Wa present. as ala earnest 0f lhe future.
.the aees VI Onr journal which We hare M.
READS published, and our PROMISE thsg dill
ind1stry and perseverance shall BE Az all
t0ia liz fe4uisitiOn to mako dir paper as
utsial % she public AZ WIKI dill means.
Any person pFocurin bsefibefs shall
te ansItled y one cQpY icr lheii efiion
TERMS The WHf as furnishedto
Subscribers ~ FIvN Dnfr aDvANcE.
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CAMPBELL e RICHARDS.
4. 6. CADIPBELL'S Office II Yazoo City.
]. R. RICHARDS Office ID Benton, Miss.
Aprila4, 1910. 42-et
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DTSsOL TJTTON

II Ntik co-partneFship of w. q n. Feriday
a GO, ofNatchez, and Bennett, FerFi-
day g Go. ofNew Orleans, are this day dis
solved By mutual consent. William Feri-
day and John Rouih are alone charged with
the settlement Of the affairs Of vi. 81 n.
fefflday y Co, and are authorized to use
the co-paTtneEship name Of snid firm for the
purposes Of liquidation; and Henry q. Ben.
nett and John Routh are charged with the
settlement ofthe affairs Of Bennett, Ferridag
q 20, and are authorized to use the co..
name Of said firm for the pur.
poses Of liquidation
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OFFICE ar GREE oR0gGf, M,
viii practice IA the several Courts the "a
Judicial Dissfict for this state. Nov 20l
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06
A Tx III. RINGGOLD,
JOSEPH g. FE,R.RInAY.

N. DrIeans, May 6, 1S4O. July3-5so-6t.
THE VicksbuFg Wing, Grand Gulf Adver-
tiaeE, Manchester Wing, WoodviIle Repub-
lean, Jackson Sun, and Fayette Advertiser
Willpubllsh forone month and send accounts
and papers ~ Ferriday ~ Ringgcld ,llatchez
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06
NflTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of
q Thomas j. Daniels, decd, ate request
"a a make immediate payments and those
having claims against the same, are request
ed u presan them duly authenticated within
the time scribsd 81 law or they win be
forever saffcd
ROBERT h. SORELS, Admir-.
ID right III his wife.
June ~ l84O. 49-6t.
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NliE subscribers have entered into co-
partnership here and III New Orleans
tor tne purpose Of transacting 4 i EsIa III
CON MISSION d gIIsS. The firm III
this city will ~ M0A11srnR, WATSON ~ ca.
and il New Orleans. DUNCANs, NIcA rlsrnR
HI Ga.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06

JUST RECtl = ED
~ CONSIGNMENT, and viii Sc sold al
new Orleans prices, including freight.
FOR CASH.
90 Hogshead N. o. Sugar.
70 Barrels Nolases
rs Sacks Salt.
so Bbls Superdne Flour.
5000 pounds Bacon.
10 bbls Whiskey
Kegs Lard,
Gin Stands,
AZ the lower Steamboat Landino. Il the
West end Of McElwee's large WaghoneA.
VA. p. M'KINSTRY & 60.
Yazoo City, Jan. 20 1910. ao-4t.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17
ART OF utting.

thew are prepared TO say to the pu5e. that ,hsy
are determined 70 let "a tfiiy.r u ciuiLing made
By them, 20 rom ibrt Shop wrh1ai being entire.
" satisfactory 30 lhe ge4fef, ~ IT a. cutting aud
making ara concerned
The business q conducted, Coz the present on.
der the firm Of Jim..ons & Co., % lhe house huh.
efio occupied BY Viz. Graham.
Charlotte jan y, l.40 IN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-17
TIE REIoRT DIRECT.

Some time aga, my friend Aaiuadab pail
me ylsiI from the country, lie wanted ia
purchase some agricultural books for h.,
boys. accompanied him 10 The book store
OF my very particular t'lend," Mr.. --.
AminaJab had on full SUI Ct home made
d'ab. country made brogaus aud the Idrnl,,
cal ofosd LfIn bat that had sheltered bis
head AID shoulders fsom sun aud storm, for
five ears. lie could no, find the books
that be wanted, and probably was little
Troublesome, al least So thought The sales
maa, pert young man, in starch and buck
ram.
" You are from the country, are you no;
sir y s7'd he, l,l;lo impruieutly.
" YES"
" Vel, here's an Essay on Rearing Of
Calves"
That" said Aaiinadab, as lie turB5d 10
leave She store, "lGce had better present to
tbs MOTHER"
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was lO.u tia. she would FGin acr character
| here, and her soul forever, if she did bo;
break or this practice that it was always
beS, to be honest aud tell the truth. Ru,
nothing seemed TO have the desired effect,
/ though she would promise no, to do SO any
more.
Amer she had been guilty. of this sin one.
day aud after another serious talk with her,
her uncle told her, tina. he must try some
ihins else, and that If she ever deceived
them, or lied 10 them again, he should pun
ssh her with the rod-Unpeasant as il was
10 use the rod upon a girl SO large, i, mus,
be done, or she would be ruined.
II ives not many weeks, however, before
she was found 10 have Told falsehood. L.
Her uncle reminded her of his promise, and
went out aud brou.h, 10 the rcd, showed 1t
70 her, and told her be must 10 as be had
said he should, bot that be- would give her
ore hour 10 th!nk OF VIVA, She had done, and
o! the punishment she was to receive. At
the expiration OF the hour he csne in, con
Vorsed with her again, aud gave her anoib
or hour 10 ihlhk OF IL. When another hour
had passed, be took The rod, called her TO
him and applied it few times, aud then
stopped and teasoned villa her ; she appear.
ed humblpG. Her uutle asked her has
many bows he should give her She
sepi, and mildly replied, = Uacle, puaish
ne IS much as you think deserve. Bus,
SAID She my mother has brought me IL
this; when | was a child she taught me 10
deceive and he to M father, and Row am
h5aa.h, 10 this" Oh had that mother
been present 10 hear the cliting reptoof OF
her ekl!d, must II no, have pierced her to
the heart, all filed her with the deepes,
agouy 70 ,blUk q. wha, she had done -
Must she not have fell, that, possibly,
through her teaching, her daughter might
at iest have her part, with oil " liars, IN the
Iakn that buinuth with ire and birthstone"
WHAT a warning 10 mothers 10 be careful
whll they teach their children, lest at las,
their children should point TO them as the
means Of their rum.