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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
From the Ohio Statesman.
PITlFUL HARRISONIAN GULL.
RlT,THV

=
In the Journal OF last eve0ing is the
report Of few remarks make by Mr.,
Pollock, in the House on Mohd ay last.
Among them we find lhe following:
IL vas also at the battle of Fort S,e-
venson. | saw Gen. II. there, and he
was in the hottest and hardest of the
fight; and where ball few thickest and
where steel me, steel the 6erCest, there
would you Gnd Gen. Harrison. speak
wha, | know, and what my eyes have
sonn."
Mr.. Pollock is an old gentleman, 4.
no doubt worthy and honest citizen,
but that he should have lent his name
TO the shameless men who are manu-
featuring battles for general Harrison,
to aid him in getting votes, is somewhat
surprising. We hAye never witnessed,
at any previous period, so reckless q
petversiOn of facts--so barelaced a dis.
regard Of kistory-and such miserable
,a'iempts at deception as may be DAILY
messed by the federal wings. Gen.
Harrison at FoRT STEVENSON Tin the
hottest and hardest Of the fRht"-
"where balls flew thickest and where
steel met steel the fercest, there wouIc
you find Gen. Harrison" Is Mr. Pol
lock, OF his constituents willing lha
such uses shall he made Of him by q SO
Offederal leaders who have all at Ouc'
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DIR. HUNTS
CELEBRATED PILLS,
FoRl
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND L.
YER COMPLAINT, &c.

As the enjoyment of health depends on pre-
serving the functions of the Stomach, Ilrer, In
testines and Laings, in healthy aud vigorous
state, through the operations Of which the body
receives its growth, its NUT ion, its support, il
can no longer be astonishing that when these Wis
cera are deransed, ,and cannot perform their pro.
comes disordered. Knowing this to be sound
nd dem onstrated fact, in science and expert
ence, DocToR HUNT's SYSTEM OF PRACTICE is in
faithful accordance with it, He aims to keeI
The Stomach, Lungs and the Liver, in vigorous
and healthy acti n, as the three great fountains
of health aud life. For this purpose his pills
are compounded Ofherhs, which strengthen ant
eqnaizc the action Of the heart, and give an i'm.
pulse or strength to the arterial system, at the
same time quicken the action Of the absorbent
and discharging vessels; and as all the secre
tions are drawn from the blood, any morbid &C,
ton which may have taken place is removed
all distractions are overcome, the blood is purl.
fed, and the body assumes a heatlliul state
These pills give tone TO the stomach, increase
the appetite, and eminenty expel all acid O
morbid matter through the execretory ducls in
to the passage of the bowels. In all casesof
Consumption, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bhou
Affections, or Liver Complains, Heartburn
Sourness or Acdty in the Stoma1h, Tightnes
at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick Head A
che, Pam IN the Head, Back, Limbs and Side
Flat1lency, Typhus and Scarlet Fover, Putri
Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or lntermittin
Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatict
Spasmodic Affections, and Tic Doloureux, Con
vulsions of Children, Measles, Small Pox, Hoop
ing Cough, GRckets, Teething, Worms, Fe
male DISTINCTIONS, Chlorosis or Green Sick
ness, and Reflections of Food, and Costivenesi
Collie, whether Aatulent or Bilious, follow ih
I DIRECTIONS. ..
DosE.--Take from three to ten pills, ill the
operate, two or three times daily. The use Z
the pills must be persevered in till cure is el
fsCled,
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Boots g. Shoes.
500
Pair and More.
! Il L. a d Y " A d E g. FOR
S a L E B Y,

II MARTIN who would respectfully inform
e Q his old friends and the public, that he
OtI carries on the above business, in its
various branches, one door East of J. ]. Bur.
ress' Grocery Store, having Just received new
and general assortment of BOOTS a. SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Seasoh-Being carefully
selected by and from several of the most expe
rlenced manufactures, in the City may he relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively to continue
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 comparison in this place.
Observation-Disclosures permitting to be able con,
slantly to furnish anundan choIss, 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 oftbe Country.
N. D. All rips and premature breaches if re.
turned, will be repaired free of expence.
Canal Dover, Dec. 4. 1889. IT,
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n office.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, in
terested that at my instance writ Of Attach
ment, was this day issued by Andrew Hattery
Justice of the Peace for the Township OF SUI
gar Creek, County Of Tuscarawas, against the,
goods and chaules, rights. credits, moncvs and
effects of Phineas M. Jenney an abscon dint
debtor-and an infamous Viilan.
WIN. J. HUET.
Nov. Goth, 1889.
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: u office.

"HE object, and prayer ofthe,'B'lI is to oh
tain, on the final hearing of The case,
decree, requiring the said Defendant
to convey to the petitioner by a good &..sutiicien
eed, the rgh and.titIe to lot number fvei the
new, or SCOTS, addition TO the town of Dover
in said county.
Levi Rcksecker will take notice, that unless
he appears and plead, answer or demur to the
said Bill, within sixty days after the next term
ofsaid court the petitioner will at the mex
term of said court thereafter apply to said cour
to take the matters set forth in said Bill as con-
fessed, and decree accordingly.
W. SPOONER, Sol, for Petitioner:
Feb. 6, ls4O, CIV.
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COMPLIMENT TO THE LADIES

Mr.. Wise, Of Virginia, in the course
Of his debate in Congress, on abolition
of slavery in the District Of Columbia
remarked:-- ......
"The gentleman from N. Y, (Mr.
Granger )said that his good petitioners
were not Abolilionists think, sir
they are next Of kun 10 them. Many
of them are wJmen. BY the by, sir, have
DOmen, too, the right Of petition Are
'aey CIT zpns? No one, Mr. Speaker,
DAYS moe cord, ! homage to the fair
lex than do. Woman in the parlor,
woman in the proper sphere, is the Or
aament and comfort of man; but ou! oil
the parlor; out Of her sphere-if there
Ia devil on earth, when she is devil,
woman is devil incsrnate. II were
10 paint the image Of a Demon. ienc
riding on the basl Of strife and ruin, hi,
sing rage and rapine and rape and mur
der 90 our lives and property and mat
rons and maids Of The South, it shoult
be the form of women with hair of fu'
res One good sauctfied Priest cal
persuade all the women in the parish Il
be aSolltionists; and what sort Of
Government are we to have ifwome
and priests are to influence our legisla
lion!-The gentleman from Massachu
se'ts (Mr Adams) told us that this s
religious question. protest agains
religion having anything TO d
with the political and constitutions
questions Of this government. Nei,he
women nor priests are politicians ex
, cept in the intrigues Of fcourt.
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HNtterN.

a HARLES WILSON, Halter second ST.
" DOVER would inform the citizens OF
Tuscarawas County, that he continues to carry
on the Hating business, in all Its various bran>
ches. His workmanship shall be Of first quail.
ty hoping thereby to merit liberal share OF
patronage.
N. B. All those indebted to him, are reques-
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst of jan
nary, otherwise their bills will be put in the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds Of country produce, taken
in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts. las.
N. B. ! will pay 81 cts. per bushe
hrowea,, for all outstanding debts.
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Il meeting Of the
PeOpIe.

Alta very respectable meeting Of the
Independent Voters, Of the Dirty Shirt
party, Of Dover Township met agreea>
BILE TO previous notice at the house Of s.
A. Towner on Washing,on's birth day
the 22d of February, 1910. The mee-
ting was organized by calling, Mr.. John
Mosely to the Chair, and appointing S.
Sala Secretary,
After the Chairman had called the
meeting to order, and stated ,ts object;
motion was made to appoint COM
mittee Of six, for the purpose Of repor'
ting to this meeting, suitable persons ss
Candidates to be supported ut the Town
snip election, on the fret Monday Of
April next. The committee appointed
were NJ. Collier, Jacob Kore, Jacob
Beavers, M. M. Burchfeld P. Baker,
and W. Emmerson.
The Committee then retired and af-
ter short time returned, and made
f"lowlng repor', VS.
For Irnstres.
THOMAS J. FRAZIER.
JOHN KNISELY.
FRIEDRICH SWlHART.
For Clerk.
| JOHN EVERHARD.
For Treasurer.
EDWARD B. MACKEMSON.
Far C0hsta les.
| HARRY TORREY.
ISAAC THOMAS.
For Overseers efthe Poor.
MICHEL T. KORE.
| JACOB BEAVERS.
| For Supervisors.
| GEORGE STAFFER.
JOHN WINTROTT.
| HENRY SINK.
| JOHN MOSELY.
| REASON SNYDER.
| ISAAC CRlSMAN.
For Fence Veiwers.
JACOD OF fhENkLE.
FREDRlCK SINK.
JACOB HELWIG. s
The report was accepted by the NEE
ting and then unanimously adopted.
On motion a Committee ofvigilanc
of ~ was ordered 10 be appointed. an
M. Collier, II, Tory and J. Newburt
: were elected by the Chair TO appoil
said Committee, and notify them oflhe
appointments. .,-
Rssolusd, That this meeting use a
honorable means TO supper, the nomini
lions made.
On motion, the proceedings Of tn
meeting be published in the Ohio d.
Q mocraL
: Tho meeting then adjourned.
JOHN:MoSELY, Chairma
a s. SALA, Sscratary. T.,
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The Baltimore Clipper Ssys--"There
is a rumor abroad that Mr.. Fox, the
British Minister, is about TO be recall
led. | do not believe il: but The British
Government would do well TO exchange
him Cor gentleman.
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city rich. He uniformly alleged that bis deprr
latiOns were committed alone upon vessels uii.
ler Spanish colors, and he is known to hav'
lOug one of his men for having robbed an A.
nericau citizens Bal. Sun.
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DIR. HUN T's PILLS.

FOf consumption. dyspepsia, GndLia
e. Complaint
Render, are YOU rlAicled with Indigestion
Costiveness, Sour Eructations, Loss Of Appe.
lite, Water Rash Pam or Distress at the Sto-
mach, Sickness after Eating, I.anguor Patplla>
ion of the Heart, lowness Of spirits, Pain in
the Head, Breast, Back. and Limbs, Dizziness
md Confusion Of Sight, Fear of some Im-
pending Evil, Restlessness, Dislike for Food
With other Nervous symptoms, b.ing before
you the Picture ofthe Dyspeptic and Consump-
i've patient. Having resolved to remedy them
procure Immediately box of DIR. HUNTS
PILLS, never failing and effcacious remedy
or those dreaded foes of human happiness Dys.
pepsa, Consumption and Liver Complaint, aud
the whole traine of melancholy affections ars.
ing from diseases ofthe Stomach, Liver, Bowels
and Lungs.
Sold at. the Office, 1 Chatham street, N.
York.
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FThere have been IA kinds o
weather in the last two weeks, and L
wbig candidates for Governor We be-
lieve the mercury is falling in resPec
to both. - Manhdtten Adr.
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wit, on the 2lst Feb, l832en tered into con-
tract IN writing with your orator under hand u
seal of said Latter and Complainant, and which
is exhibited as part ofcomplainant's bill, in and
by which said Latter did bargain and sell 10 CONS
plainant one hundred and seventy two acres,
being the remainder Of Lots 81 q % not before
previously decided to said complainant by said
LATER by deed bearing date April I'd 1880, for the
sum Ct 1900 dollars. That the complainant du-
ring the life time of said Latter paid him in va
rous 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.
The Bill prays that an account be taken Of
the balance due from Comp painant on said con-
tract, that the court direct BY decree to whom
the balance when ascertained shall be paid in
trust for the use oft the said Estate and that the
Defendant do convey the said Land to Com
plainant in fee simple.
The said Defendants are hereby notified that
they do at the next Term of said Court or with,
in sixty days next after the rising thereof, ap'
pear and plead, answer or demur thereto, other
wise the same will be taken as confessed and
decree be had accordingly. ..
Realm PRITCHARD.
ByB. M. Atherton his Sol
Feb. i4.h 1640.-6w.
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A MOFFlT, acksmi.h, adjoanings.
Aths Plough factory.
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wv b. WALTON FIOOeh oand
Wv Wagon Mandatory, second
ST. west side. ]
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WN SPOONEK Attorney at l. =,
VIZ Front st. North of The Comm r
.ial Inn.
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W JONES, aPapler and GIazer
ZAsecond OF. west side.
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JOB PKlN lIINU VI al diotat
done al this OFFICE island os
iiIntio3i 4
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~ B MECKENSON, lBool C
HAShoe maker second st. one door
north from Factory.
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n RICKSECKER, Clock & Watch
n maker, Corner Of Factory & front st
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EAAKER AND HAkBUUGH, Tin
ERan Sheet Iron Mandatory Fac
tory ri. south side
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ENERTlG & TORREY, WhoIe-
Il sale & Rela'l Boo, & Shoe Manu-
facturers, Factory st. east oil the Canal
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~ W. WARREN Chair max er,
~ Main steet north cf second ct.
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FKN QUANTKELL, Tin and s -
II Iron Manufactorv. Factory
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n MARTIN. Boot & Shoe maker
~ Factory st. west from front ct. .
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II HlLDT,jr. Commission Mr..
" cha'r. Front Il Factory ~,
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CONGRESS.
Februrary 18th,

February 10Th.
HOUSE OF REP. NEW JER-
SEY CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr. Cave Johnson Of Tenn. submitted
a motion that the Committee on Elec-
! tions be instruct ed to have printed such
matters as were necessary to enlighten
the House as to what had been done in
! Committee. Objections were made,
Mr. Cambell Chairman oil the Com
mittee on elections stated the condition
of things to the House. He said that
the Committee were not prepared to re-
port, and were report now made it
would be unsatisfactory and lead to an
agitation and discussion similar TO that
which took place before the organiza-
lion The Committee were divided in
opinion. -Four ofthe members were
for reporting one thing and four for re"
porting another. He was for going in
TO an examination of the whole evidence
which would take two month. Mr.
Cambell spoke until tho special order
of the day was called.
SENATE
ABOLTION.-Mr Sturgeon Of
Penn. presented four petitions upon the
question Of Slavery. Ono of them ask
ed Congress so to enforce ils constitu>
tional power as 10 prevent Slavery in the
States. The rest of the day was taken
up in debate, on the pay Of Array off,
GERS, and the assumption Of State Debts
. Feb. 18th.
The Senate had another discussion
on the Salt Duty to day.
The Pension Bill which came from
the House during the morning was read
twice and referred 10 the Committee or
finance.
State Debts resumed, Mr. Clay OF
cupied the floor until 3 o'clock. whe1
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. The bill appropriatine
81 100000 for the support of the pen
sion service was passed unanimously
TREASURY NOTES.-Mr Jones
ofthe Committee of Ways and Means
reported a bill asking for the issue o.
Treasury Notes.-The millions in a.
mount. The bill was read a second
time, and referred 10 the Committee or
The State Of the Union.
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IM ChNMCe1'N.

In the Court of Common Pleas &C Tus.
Carawas county, Ohio:
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A HAWK. Boot and shoe maker,
As Market ST. one door east oi The
Farmers Ion.
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YEN his bill cha,
) ges that
J Defendants
together with Su-
!, san wife ofCom-
J plainant are heirs
, at Law of Henry
} Latter late Of fTns.
J carawas County
J deceased. That
; Henry Latter du-
J ring his life time, to
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MOIiN J BURRESS, Grocer, Fac
@% 'nrv st. 4 doors west from front 81, ,
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n IALbUlA'c Storage a. Cour-
~ . mission Warehouse, ca Factory
3. adjoining the Basin.
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NHARLES WILSON Halter, sec
Y /ond 81. west side.
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VE/ M. GNAnAM &co's Comm,>-
w sion 4 Storage Warehouse,
Front s'' Sd door below Factory 81.
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ANERFlG & TORREY. Grocer,,
-A Factory ct. east side, Of The caraI
CONMlSION MERCHANTS
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O. Gq%%oN fs.ss, F.. w
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\ AMES WALTON Grocer, North
W east corner of front and FACTORY n,
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N G. GRAHAM, tBool g. Shoe
u Store, Factory st east side Of the
Canal.
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a OHNI. SMITH & co, Dealers in
SS Dry goods, Hardware, Groceries
&c. Factory ST. north side.
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RRAUCHER & GRAHAM'S C.m
Il miss'ioh T7e6ouse, co,nsr Of
Factory & Front si.
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RH ONTFREDY & MCLEAN.
1VE- Wholesale ~ retail Dealers in
Dry Good, Groceries. Hardware &c.
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kR. WlNDELL second 81. oppo
ARsite the Methodist Church.
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A. LITTLE, Tnuor, Front Vi.
~ . one door above Factory 1t.
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EE ENRI AkL!NGTON GroceI,
kM Factory: ST easl from Second
street.
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DRUGS q MEDICINES.

a General Assortment Of Drugs to
fAbe had at MontfIedy & McLlain's
New Store on Factory st. 3 doors east
from Second 81.
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WMTM. GRAHAM & co, NoTh -
w corner Of Second & Factory Ct,
Dealers IN Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware, QuenSware &c &c.
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MM M. BUKCHFlELD Tsho,.
lVA second OF. south from Main ii.
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RlCkETS. Cabinet Wanrooms,
~ second at. n rth OF Frciory st.
4 Ohm KINNEY, Tailor Front 81.
- pposlte The Bnoge.
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HlLDT q Cos. Drug Store FsotO-
AAry 81. A doors from Second st.
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Ornamental Letter and other type in pro-
portion. These are the prices on a credit
of six months; but we wish at this time
to encourage short credit or purchases,
aud will, therefore, make a discount Of
five per cent. for New York acceptances
at ninety days, and ten per cent for cash.
We have recently added to our former
extensive assortment, seventy'five' differ
ert kinds and sizes Of ornamental letter,
embracing Condensed, Extra Condensed,
Extended, Outline, Skeleton, Ornamental,
modern thin faced Black, &C.; 100 new
Flowers, and great variety of Ornaments,
forming altogether the most extensive and
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We also furnish every article that is ne
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Printers of news papers who publish this
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when they purchase from the Foundry four
times the amount Of their bills.
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April |. .~. 1922
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