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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
DR. HULL'S
IITERO kRDOuINNI SUPPORTER,

THIS new Instrument the radical Prulapsus
Il Utcri, Falling ul the Womb, by external appuca
ton, supCrscuc the OF the obj CtonablC PcssaTy
confidently iecomn ended 90 the afflicted the
uf perfect restoration D, ah, having faded Of
performing cure, even urlvI The uusi aggravated cir
cuu>gaucCs n has received the Ccie aUpgo hl'ion Of
SIR Ast,y Cooper. uf LONDON. sir BENJAMIN 4. Bro.liy,
lanes CLARK. Ply stefan che - "a AsNcu
Ia trsr on Midwifery Guys Hospital, Dr. Rigby,
Lecturer 90 Rtrhu omcW's pT. Griffith, Lecturer
Westminster Hospital: DT Rlusbnthsm, LCcturrTto Lon
Iospa,, Robert Ferguson Lecturer 10 Ncs'min
Lying iu Hospital; DR. SWcamau Lecturer 60 MdiCs"H
Hospital. and Sruicr AccOuchcuT 10 Queen CharOttes
yinsin Hospital. also, 10y Henry Davies. Conquest; Buu
dell Lee. Mcrumin ~urgeOn kcacs, Sc. 10y Or MORGAN,
President Academic ROyar lie Medicine PARIS and
Accoucncur tO the Duchess pOrcans; Professors Vel.
peau Narop Paul Dubious, samson. and others;-ani
Now York hy Professor W FTauciS Z; : Bedford, VI -
Professor poi Professor Francis L. johnson, Plcsi
dent County Med society; lAurCuS HUI. p esiiCut Me
deal .cy, OF New York; Professor James Nc.
Naughtun Albany; Professor March, Professor Cyrus
PcrSins, Professor poanc-nrs. 1hos. Boyd, Gilbert
smith, HoSaCk. S,carns, Ludlow Nissan. NdChc Power.
Graysou, Van Rensselaer,, AMI many other distinguished
Physicians In the United states.
A. e. HULL-Oficci Ncsey street.
Asior House, New York.
no constant supply Il the above Instruments with
DR. liuls improved TrusScs for Hernia. will bs kCpt hy
LNELL, JOHNSTON y LNELL
y. G. King, Norto'S; Brsggs & Thomts, Petersburg;
Spuiswpot & Robertson, TO- James I. Royale, Lynch
hurg; WIN. II. ChapelL Farmvill"' NH
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GLASS
BALTIMORE GLASS, an sizes, ut 'hc OLD factory Glass
ID the best article az CyIutar Glass made in the United
Sflo> for sale ~ per cent less than former prices. lis
Oder az this oyg price Tor the purpose u closing the
n the ol1 concern. The attention OF those
Ri DICKINSON
Sc 23-'f doors below the Roll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

nAVID hNDEBsON, JH will in hisown naino
- HuI fHrna own Uctuuu fr.ueart any Couuis ton Hu
aurHs which may bo cDuGIcdfp hH uauaEc ont. tie will
aF1 continue the Agent of che Richmond Manufacturing
Company The sale NJ their Cotton arms, Cotton o. "a.
burgs sc NJ the stand formerly occupied ~ D. Anderson
Ir 4 60. su2-'C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

JAMES q GEoH0E WINSTON,
GENERAL CON MISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER To
Lambert A Mckenzie. Alexandra
yohn BoTgs 60. Hahincrs
TT w Butcher, Phiad-lphA
James lluntcf, Nc~ Work
Francis Fisher, Boston
bingham A Brothers. rtttEhurg
Henry Crew, Richmond, Ohio
bcui W taid, Siuuhhcld. Ohio
leulucl Jones, Nc Pleasant, OhL,
NJ X rO1i, Ciurinuaii
Horn Carpenter, ~
ta2=tT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
LYSi.L, Johnston & LyEu.
NFenI Tor Tho PIUUTiciOt

NJIKGISIAi-A is~,s u.IH Tn the a. II = OTi-cc
OF The Circuit Superior Count OF Law aud Chanr,ry
az hirg William County, on Mon ay, rn- lsf N.vrmbrf
ISL; Geo w White, sarah Ann whc ani MHdrci' q
White lLius. who sue log Ruhi Anderson, their Omar.
dan aud ucI iIi'u; Alexander Rairi, MARY Ann Durlr
Twin w k"hnrou and Mary ia wi.-. Ann Mitchell Roht
MITCHELL Margaret Mitchell aud Ocfayta Mite u. tl,rac
iS OF "om ~ infant. under the grc pf p ycar.) who
sue by tho std Ewu IS Robinson their ucNi friend; Iib
Deus u Sauzh"r Patrick Slaughter auH Mary IN arcth
slaughter, lu'ai's, whuH.U ly their pni Ruh,Tt
AuIctsuu; John Kug aud tJIIzgbril his Wife MARY Ann
blackwell, James MIi'u NurI' infant who sues hy
Wm PGunu his neat Itcui. - IIarlnn and Am1n,i,
ms wife, Wan GIifiiu,and sarah Ann his wife plifs
against WIN Bdr' " lt Baird, Nelson Baird Albert II,ir
a"d l-ihurs' Biir, las Chr ap and Iul, BIS wf Pat
nam blackwell, WIN Hooper aud sarah his wife q, ifs
In tIuErsfy.
he drlenaani. WIN n,rd, Rot crt Baird, Nelson Bald
hhcit biri aud bthdrst Rur having cuicrcd their
appearance aud given security ace Idiur 10 tic Rcf Of as
s'Hhy aud The rules uf ti- court. and 70 aTucargg y
sAlSar'ry evidence" Thar t"y inhabitants ~ thi
country o. ordered That The sli tIu appCar
on t' his. Monday Doe November next and the bill
~ The plan ii0 aui thai copy uf this order be- forth
Viii inserted 100 some new uapcr ga % shed n tie Guy
81 Richmond, Tor two rur1hs surccssyo,, aud posted
" the front door "i h" Count Ir,usc at TINS ouuty
So l7-wgw =. no PoA.ARD CpkC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
Cory I,sie,
an 2n-v9S Tb".S n i'y,,n ~, !! "' i;,''r
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
CHARLES STEUBISS,

IL street, Shuckoc HI, opposite Swan Tavern,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEN-wARE
M no" ~ receipt "i ny emu, ock 1T spring Goods
huu would iuvT' Do" attention mere hlnf, non, 49,
country a. vel as lH' cry trade Mot OF nv patterns of
EAi r""aIe ate entirely rrS, aui my stock ,t t,.s ia
NtlN extensive" Nlu whrl offered on the most I,s.
IA Terms Tor Cash oT Co Uunrtud' customers.
Particular attention paid tu packing mo-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

Tho subscriber bel constantly
fccccIviur sunrIga from fND
above makers. the superior
Iualify 81 whose lGE'fum' ni- ,in
800 rC.rprtH, De- duiy acknowlc.is
70 by daily increasing demand
fur fhsm.
20 fHUao not already acquaint
ri wifIfneao in Hrumuu's h may
mot ND .Ip, IH.uIa tO s1y flai.
boy arc matte win particular o.
Yard in keeping boo tune, Can oD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
A. c. mULL-omee4 vesey street,

/
LYELI., JOHNSTON q LYELL,
AZ James We k5iIOss OG Stand, Rirhr .yd, VIRGINIA
NITHOIESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS u Drugs,
w Me lrUp-, Chemicals pNC Woods. Painters Arm.
Giles, OILS Window Glss, GLASSWARE, Sc. which the,
wiilsCll on 40 raj terms.
NutIuegS, Mace. Indigo Suuf, MaCcab0y, LofrtL
CASTLE sap, Gloves, lat1'E, Scotch, dn.
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Lamp Bdok, q. .gA Lead
CO0p,ras Rotten Stone Saught0ns uHrtsrs &. ak
Pot ahU Pcarl Ashes, starch sun. tarh. soda puty
Liquoricc BiI, lockwood, ~cidIz Pow iers sofia DO
Sa,Tafus, Fig Blue, Alum Yeast Powders. Alcohol
Powder sl Ginger and Root Castor oil, iu tofflrs
White Lead, Sry and IN oil Epson salts Flour sulphur
Jamaica Ginger Saltpctre lUs, boo bottles, Birthstone
OIL Pcqpcru'nt and other Luci'eg Matches
essential otis British lustTc
lsiuglass, Russia olive OIL, in baskets and
sponge. coarse and fine barrels
soda. Tor washing
OlLS-WiuCT strained sperm; Fall do; Lluscci, Neafs
GOT, Spirits Turpcntuc.
Misc ElLANEolS ARTlCIE$-SurCicll Instruments
.aucCts Evlus's best, imperialism and warrant
Ell genuine: ApuIE'carCs AMI tOniecuunCTS Glass Fur
lt4rr. assorted ni all descriptions; Nils tiles Cor x,
&c; PcTtgmrTy. soaps, Tooth FINISHES. Powders. a.,
Paints. ry aud ground OIL OILS, Window Glass BrsI,s
Culurs, ami Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNES-PhvscfaDs and
Country Merchants select Goo from a. large and
good be founCn any other sore M
he SIatco. Virginia.
uy- The most prompt attention paid to packing and
chipping orders. luI IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

! WE 9 GSi. ' 81 G ii.sT sugar.
DO Cuba clarified DO
~ 90 Porto REQ DO
90 boxes aud urrces loaf sugar
Us bag, Java tsulctioD Coffee
i5f DO Iaguiia and Rio Gu
Co hhi, trinidad, p Rico aud Orleans Molas,e.
o. ubs New Orleans do
- ficrcc> fresh Rice
~ IL a S"h ioi, ~ i. 'o Glass
- 30 MuI1s patent Taaow Candles
10 do composition 10 dc
% go te,. Sperm 90
DO Lo Juiis patent Sperm 10
HUI fancy do
1000 sacks hest Liverpool GIpd Salt
sou Kegs Na.I5, assorted
~ 30 boKt1 aud spikes
cerUOns Indigo
$50 rcalns Wrapping paper
~ 30 ioDlsCap aui letrer do
~ kegs refined salt Pctrc
~ go Pepper
~ so Ginger
2 erss- sweet Malaga Wi1c
3 UaIf pipes U'u Mli.Iri H1
81 l.l. Tar
7UG Ip- Bacon sides
l5I aui- No llen.ngs
~ iuz -.m.l1n's best hHc
go sides Sole Leather
bale. rupe Thread
~ Nova scotia rbrue grit Birthstone.
81 kcss Du Points sporting and blasting Powder
30 hags shot, ass IuCI
ton Bar Lead
20 bushels Herds Grass seed
Superior "uug0Nf.r ami black Tea
BoI Cor l- ami LcafiuE Lines
starch, best london Mn tsrf. Cotton Yarns &c.
IRON.
100 tons Swcics. country aud TrcIcgar IRON comprs
ing general. assortment Of all sizes OF fiat, round
auf square
. ions bauHHoN hoop aud sheetir1n
Ito POUCH Plates
Mould Boards
. tons Nal Rods. assorted sizes
= fo American hhseTc1 Steel
Laf1D English DO go
ton ci-G ASS. red 81 Zes' du
'IHf Uu German DO
tons apT.ug SrUcl FROM "A fo "A wide.
So ~ WOETUAH MrGRUuER & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

. desirable, especially When distant tom cities Uf
where tnners arc selomtubo sbl having not 0uy
te metallic plate aud on The modern Improvements buf
a pscuhar Braces calculated 10 give great strength anr
HaIIIdfV.
Hg-A Fuaranfee In writing entities The purrhaHcrt g.
exchange i. instrument any tune within ono year shout
Npravc dcfscuvc.-
~ ~
tune year charge; aud those 20 DC sent IN IN
country packed without charge.
p. w. TAYLOR,
Music sore, opposite the BANKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

FAssENc,sH Ro = z, E 2, s;5coTTsviLLn

nun Packet Boot j q lABEiI wIN leave Richmond iHr
" ScofsgIIe arI Sew Market, TINS MORNING. af "a
O'Clock precisely. luI will return Sunday evening ON
MONDAY June &-I 700 shall commence fuuuuT regularly
Sew MIfsst uurI Goo hr|I. hg- boz fH canal arc Tupt
rI FflrHa will b. IH fUI.rr.. Hf NUs Market take
pa rstnrcrs ivnruUurg TH,fr wI Do. Nl. lr ur. NJ
staging over one tle best rusI- virginia Passenger
vi afuyc boz Lyurhbur ~ b O'Clock, o.. ".
10 Oh BOYD. EDMUND s. GO.
DAYS of leaving Richmond anil IyurhNurg, MONDAY
" a. IaaafIsv Hnf Ffifnv. Hf n'rlork A "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
nnCk nnIDt.E AI.IIM -PMINt. II.n.

ROCK BRIDGE ALUM SPRING WATER,
a cure for ScrOiu.u, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases
ard DfUpsics.
THE following Cerifrars srr deemed sufr icuftu .h1w
4 fr. tff.tfv of fIp h'.u Water
FROM rIn Rev Mo'aflof RorkJtii1g. near lryrrion
MAY 2-I. I-tg
MssaraI&k ~ CampH,1-lasug 'or several .rf.uns
v. your Justly celebrated springs, and having Uniform
y H.Uy,I much advantage from tN' Iss ul 'Ir water
rN.rTIU.y HI fuy Testimony fo fr virtues both u other
s.H. may profit as bad done. 10y the uss of f'n wafrr
IuH m you may. u some measure. br rewarded fUr the
expensive improvements and excellent accommodations
you have mH" arH provided Ny disease Be- chronic liver
Affection, nee Jmpauci with cough auiHb sptp.a Ihcwl
icruuHry appeals fU Doe liver. will great action on iha
bowels uIruvs rc appetite ani DIGESTION ani proilceH
genera tonic effect tlr whole system feel we'll
f-frd iiis au Iu|rbfs large extent tD fe virtue uf
ne Alum -puuE4 If Considerable portion of uIa health
and comfort nIsr HuYs rd. since 1 irIcI ussfrracy.
Respectfully,
% MErCAIF.
The CsTufcstoof Joseph Bel. E.I OF Roc kbrifre.
Tcertfy that visited Mossrs CampboilF Alum gp6nga
hunting relief Tor dreadful case n dy rcpfa and found
much relief The earl returned, ani again found
much benefit indeed be was the Co. relief hIr found IT
Ipr 0ufrss tfaIuf almost all tr Western Syringe go
believe 10 he valuable wafer for spcp.
alas, Sc.
| JOSEPH BELL
no rU supply received and q be had Do barrels or
Il boul.s, II INELL, JOllNrION a IhELLS,
ulO Agents for the Projectors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
81 sss 100 go

PASSENGERS going North NEc informed thlt there
L now tire. daily hue Of cars from Nashns'ur To Rat
tuutg- one immediately thc srrtvai ot the Potomac
steamboat; arOtcT 10 4. VI the ucN morning, ant
thc' before i2ttis last connecting with line frum
tIsliiuoTc 90 Philadelphia, n 81; Tins Attending travel
lcrr iunm Richmond auI PtcshuIr opportunity vt
ccens uimcia.cl', ard coaching baltimore tea ore
ma'uE SluEht iu Washington, Ii they desire OF
unuine m NIslingCn until before - hc next dly, and
Nct reach rE Philadelphia Ia o,ise Fare irun Richmond
10 BIIrmorc, $40 ItOS. SHARP, Agent Ttans'n
AZ l9-t Rich. fr y 20. x. X.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
Z htitH, hk'hOhS y HI D>bN have the plea
Y announcing to thriT ri, uds ant tho Pablo, "a.
ne now IN Tecctptof th.tr rrIirs sss-,s -
FALL. & WINTER GOODS.

Nlrh MN tr touu exam uaon 10 be- the
sre end r-l isc:sd thai they have h u IN th-ir
p'wr 10 ,ti,, an az p1cCs EaiorH!g i1t- 49, similar
q ode eau Hc purchase IN other House IA ms market
This Isl pesc which they determined q, futl and
respectfully q call from those in want of good lar
gas.a in >casau0hic Fall Hud Winter Goods
L. the annexed lti. they have rnrm"tpcI some NJ tho
Goods comprising their SfockuH ~ tlirh cft b, found
aud mauy others not enumerated cary app hc.Jou DE
made, va:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
HICHMOSD TIN.SIIEEcT IRON a. STOVE
MANDATORY.

THE subscriber Is Giving and keeps constantly onhsnd
Il atwhoesae and retail, and n the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Wlro ~ every description.
Also agTet variety ofstovc, designed for burning either
wood ORC GAL.
SO IS '''- TITUS c RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

I'1rV Sfrefisl
A. Just received Dos F8l stock of Groceries, which be
oilers Tor sale 1nIJera terms. consisting 10 part Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

r. y. wouIa.n inform I. il'HiH sfsI the public That
Doe hastho V'y hr. Wuf.furu u Iis uplpy ana very
'NcuE'c tss1ruoui ut English and American Gun stD- ~
400 mnofHI.p of HI Kinds consequently. i8 fully enabled
arI prepared lutNnrf' boo un Geo. manner Gun Rifle and
HnI N'IIif. .i a Kinds IUuUrfUg IutIr Gun sH's Iu.
Fr'- W iir shortest uUir. aHd uu hhrtaI tsrmz ~ sp
IlyiuE go ls Store. IYUTs above fl.. UrI Tavern.
THOMAS Tyler,
Importer and Manufactured Guns,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

TO MERCHANTS. SPOHTS1IEN, AKIN
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

Tho undersigned will b" f,r email f,yors ,s
Wen a argca nd tcsp"cif hy informs Sporsmru that an
knus :" hepaiis will be done vSPeously aud chcaply
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05
More of Tom Eping', Buteheting,

THE Globe contains lettCr from Young Town, ".
Y giving an account of another removal OF veteran ot
te late war; named Ezekiel Jewett keeper of tho light
house al Fot Niagara THE following extracts from Inc
letter give history ofthe old soldier who has been
turned from home by the unmercIruI Savage al I've
head of The treasury. But It's in keeping with the Fed'
eraists. What more could be expected than to see
men who fought for their county, turned out ct once
for that very reasonl
COL Jewet entered the army l8l2,as an Ensign, ana
served faithfully until the termination Of the war He took an
active and gallant part in the following battles Chryses
Fields, Chppeway, and the Bridgewaer, Need uepet tne
strife of hard contested and dearly bought heus MOI
an American People, No. But ho was inuem, ne longht'
he helped 10 conuuer At sege of Erie he hundreds
Of others wasakcn with cnRp dysenery hut never yeuea
even the Destroying of disease until senefa 1anes nap
ened 10 see him one dhy as aout mounting guard apd
against theaTeutennuts will or he was Llenehahf usW
ordered him 10 BuTso and by this means he was derived
OF being in the gallant soe Of that place from tns ds
ease he has never recoveed hut the Government then, true
10 itself afforded the little ptance of treqnaer pcnsion
allowed by law Of S2 month but IN 1884 Increased 10 II
dollars which he now holds Some yeats ago hevas gwen
the ighthouse keepngi which added TO ms nenson gave
him partial snnport yielded him 500 or $50 dollars adN
dona This with heline he gained from ntng yielded
telold soldier compeence hut 1as alas for pe graf
itdde Of RepubI little petty office Of "ighhouse keep;
erY has beA taken from him 70 quiet brawug pcican
who has Nohg o hts country, OF the character 81
the man h0ards but not Knowing li leave y
al te cousoatou aeAn receive from bcg ne instrument
scgrou injustice cp 1ewstt has been sTgng supported
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05
AND YET MORE.

A letter to the Philadelphia Times, dated Erie July
10, gives the details of another removal oa man who
has served his country. merely OH that account TIL
substance is follows.
Among the first victims Of this reform administration,
was Capt. Daniel Dobbins of the revenue cutter Erie.
Capt Do1bns IL of our Oldest lnhabltants and the
town more to him than auySOther man. 1t was
through his u 1912 thahe government was in
duced 10 make this naval station; to build the fleet here
and this give at an impetus which would not otherwise
have received. But his services did not stop here they
embraced much wider circle. By his promtllnde and
activity he had acquired the confidence of Mr.. Madison
and his cabinet, and they entrusted him with the duty
superintendng the construction of the vessels design
ed to act against the enemys squadIon which was al
ready upon thelaks and by the time Lieutenant, now
Commodore Elliot arrived to take command Of the sIa>
tiou he had several Of them completed. Being better
acquainted with lake navigation than tho rest of our
oficerp, he employed upon the pnrilous duty of
bringing ordinance pIoysons, seamen. &C., from Buff
O and he often under the necessity OF performing
tie voyage in open boat running the greatest risks
from the vigilance of the British cruisers The gallant
Perry, who had in the meantime, assumed the command
has been head to declare repeatedly that he could dis
peuss with the services of any other man, much better
| than he could with those of Dobbns Accordingly
| when the feet was completed, Dobbns dispatched
| in command of the "Ohio" to watch the motions ofthe
enemy, to annoy him whenever he could get Oppor.
tunity 10 protect the barges engaged in transporting
provisions &c. from Buffalo, 10 Presqne lie, and in
general to per0rm other duties equally arduous and
SponsiLle Athis he accomplished to the entire salts
faction ofhis commanding officer. and that too in face
of powerful and well appointed British squadron.
And this is the man at whom this reform admnistra~
tion aned almost their FIRST blow But Cap! Dobblns
Democrat has fought and bled for his country and
such conduct was nil sufficient cause Of removal.
And who has been put in bis pacs' man who it
believed never saw one hour of hard service; and
whose only recommendations we're that he was an aC-
tive whg partisan, and had been dismissed by Gen.
jackson for conduct unbecoming gentleman and an
officer
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05
MIsERYlN ENGLAND.

Alta late Manchester Corn Law meeting eOO people.
including sprinkliug Of ladies' were Prese Ii. Smlth
ESQ, Pre- sdtnt of the Chamber Of Commerce, said:
II had ateI, the honor ofbeng one Of depuatlon
to wait upon her Maestys Ministers. and we thought
il desirable to furnish information. The facts ascesH
ed were:--ha in the township of Manchester, IN looo
there wero 80 empty warehouses; there are now 0qO.
In 1886 there were in Manchester 300 or 4OO empty
houses; there are now about 2600 In Stockport there
are 1900 empty houses; 10 Oldham, 1000 in Bolton,
1900; in Bury 1900: and in Stafford, l4OO.'
The Rev. Daniel Hearne said ..-.
'Ee went lately to administer the consoauons oire;
lgion to poor dying woman. On arriving At her nea
side she seemed to be acue. He askedher 1t she was
Johnny, sald she, and immediately sack IN the cor
ner of the room began to move and then another began
to move, and out OF these tunbIed tae poor woman
sons their only bed being the inside Of the sacks hen
with shaviugs Hear, hear) He had about 2o'Vuo
of Lis flock living within halfa mile OF his chapel
Scarcely single CahuIic unless in cases oi suuoen
death; breathed his last without sending for the Pr'e'
and ofhess (and he spoke from personal ooservauon
at least sns-haIfdied from starvation. (fiear, near
Talk of war ravaging country better by for was ne
who died by the Sw0td Than he that Was stricken oy Ia,
mine. Hear hear. hear. Mch in want ut Temporal
comforts were but III fitted to receive the consolaons
ofreligon for lie had found how difficult 1t was, When
the poor man was dying, with his starving children d.
round him. tn stop the word Of blasphemy issuing rom
his lips, in his parting BREATH
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05

u day we give anuther of Beulon's SPEECHES
We have six muis uCh;s on hand. Perhaps l!.sre new
er was Din"Fiy in Congress, that could bonst ofas
much talent as the present Every of tie % denl.
ocrdtc S9nitos, has taken ac,ys part in exp slug
the high handed unconstitutional and usupatous
measures, that are to be forced upon the people, by the
party now in power. Our Representatives at Wash-
neton deserve the thanks Of the whole Democracy Of
the Union, Tor their fearlessne and activity in vind-
eating the cause Of freedom and exposing and oPpo-
sing the Vandas who seeking tear in pieces, tho
great charter Of our Liberties. We wish every demo-
eat after he has read the spe echcs, 10 take them 10 lis
neghbor, and if he cannot read, read them TO him, Ex
plain them to every one. They contsin self evident
irulhs--rIths which the honest and just ofths land
ought to know. and must know, They will then
the importance ofthe struggle that has just commenced
between the enemies of liberty and the friends ofrght
and justice. Then let every democrat do his duty
in enlightennghS fellow Let him peaceably but
firmly maintain tho doctrines his creed wherever he
goes, and when they have once more taken rootn the
mind of the farmer, the mechanic and the aborer, all
will soon come right. The money changers and ars>
tocrats who arenow fastening their chains upon tine
poor man, will see them riven asunder, like llliputian
cords and find themselves driven to the mountains like
chaff before The wind: Then Press on ffeemen, and
JONI the glorious crusade against your oppressors.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05

We suppose every one is aware thatths promises
have all been nlfledl Yes, Just look round and you
can see National Prosperity, Good Times, High wages,
plenty of work &c, IfyOu wantto see no taxes, aud
Economy in the Public Expenditures iustlook at the
hundred iIlionOf dOlsrsto bs sSlotlsd from the good
people, for the support Of Government Ifyop want
"Good currency, and pIcntyofit; just lock N your
rowsers pocket And for Democracy in its PsTity' "
we refer you to Daniel Webster's etletsto The British
Minister, and his instructions to Criteudcnio ge.Mcr
Leod clear o My counlryl how thou art fallen !
Spirits ofJeaesOn, ofBadison. md Macon, hover ~
yer Us and lpok down upon The "Changssp See The
Enter 7msnt q which we are inyiisdH
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05

IVY many influential and prominent gentlemen Of lie Wing
party aiming Hon. D. D. Bernard Of New York. but
all his failed
Now, Mr.. Editor this is plain unvarnished statement Of
facs and ask would General Harrison have done so Whe9
now old and officer to look for gratitude frop
his country when he spent the vgor of his youth IN tie
defiance of his country longer abe 10 earn for hse
by labor support if he is be mdde the victim of pol'
cal prescription? q temporal o mores
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-05
FFAAsHl0NABLR TAILORING.

EosEpn W. NEWBURG would respectfully inform his OLD
ee friends md the public general that he carries on Inc ooOVe
husiness in all Its various branches, one deo East OF l.
i,rus,,d him. He fa,tcrs hipself will done os dl'
rac neat and fashionable he done in the country. no
al ali times to keep in his employ good competent WORK
men and his msanS receive the Fashions amply po'u'
for. .. In ,ui 10 10 naar
Iy all kinds of country produce
Dover June II, 1871.