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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
NOTICE.

CHRISTIAN Fiickinssr Levi Fekingsrl Eli
" Flickinger, Stephen Flcknger, Hannah Flickng-
er, Mary Ann Flickinger 81 non Flicknger Caroline
Fckinger, Elizabeth FIckinger, John Flckinger LouS
liza F'cklnger, Peter Flickinger; Michael Smith, EltS
zabeh Smith, and Putin Henlne, heirs at law and e-
gal representatives of Michael Flckinger, late Of Tus-
caawas county, and State OF Ohio deceased, are here's
by notified that William s. Myers administrator Of the
estate OF said Michael FIcknger, this day filed in the
court of common Pleas of said county petition IN
chanceTy against them and setting forth amongst other
things an agreement IN writing executed by the said
Michael Flickinger and Peter Flickinger in which a.
greement the said Michael FlIckinger bound himsefhs
heirs executors and administrators execute to the said
Peter Fhckngsr and his heirs for the consideration
therein mentioned, good and sufficient deed in fee sn-
pie clear oil all incHahsaees OF tract Of land in said
agreement described sgfnws TO wit: part of iha east
half Of secticn number (O six Of township number no
ten and range number one, beginning at the noTt.,
east corner of the said section aud running thence sOUin
/ Of degree, west 1851 chains; thence west $50
chansj thence south 66 degrees west II so chains:
thence north 33 degrees west 25 chains; thence
south 52i degrees west 90 "a chains thence north Ii
degrees east chans thence north 29t degrees east
2G0 CHAINS; thence North 23s degrees 6.i9; thence
north 273 degrees east chains thLmce north 23i deg.
east 927 thence north "a degrees east 450 chains;
thence south S9 degrees east $50 the place Of be-
ginning containing one hundred and thIFtyseven
and fourteen perches of land; said bill further shows
'nut o Sdu eteI rIlcklnSeT mas Iuly pad tte con-
sdsraiion for said land pursuantio i'e yerns or SAID
agreement and in ~ respects fully complied with the
conditions Rnd stPulaIlons therein mentioned to be
done and performed by lmm, which agreement is now
on file with said bill, said bill further charges that the
SAID Michael died uever having executed deed for
said tract of asd; pursuant to said agreement THO
object and prayer OF said bill is to obtain decree or
order from sold court ha the said petitioner as said
administrator execute deed for The said tract of land
aa'1 Deter Flcxnger pursuant to the terms of said
sSS hs that edfes ana cant az ey @ nRH & SR U thf
science may require and the SAID defendants are hers
by further ncu6ed that pnesa they appear and plead
answer or deniur to the said bill within sixty days
tls-arSs. la<aaf4aA court that aer The exPra.
iiou Of said sixty days he viii apply 10 said court %
ihereon accordingly.
f. D.IEONARD. IA
Sol for COM 'pts.
September 3d. ls4l 3S3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
From the Cadiz Sentinel.
"CURE FOR THE VETO DELIRlUM."

"Take ono Id. beef mellowed over slow ifel one
string of buckeyes pounded fine, ono blue badge and
chunk of pone; put them intu gourd pour in as much
hard cider or butermik as will make it stick together,
stirring well with buckeye sick; then add the title
page of "tppecauoe song book cover the whole up
with turtle SHE'LL and let il stand just an hour.
snough.-.thcn spread on coonskn and apply it tote
breast tying it fast with blue ribbon.
This is the cure, and its effects are wonderful when
it has been applied in the worst stages oil e disease
When the spirits are very feeble the face as long as
boct eg, and the countenance marked with every fea-
mro ofdsapponimeni; the invads in most cases would
instantly begin to sing "TscanOe and Tyler too" and
declared they etas well a, they did last fall when the,
we're following the big balIor riding in the canoe in
HafrisviIle singing ippecanoe songs on the sabbath
day--just we'll for oil the world as whsn 'hsY eat
the big OK in Jamisons woods a certain fourth day
Of July" o.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
THE GONE MAN POW Err"

The Slto Of the Advocate amenS that there is such
thing the Veto power He contemp ptuously calls it
the Zone man power Wonder if he thought about
zone man power" the day he pushed himsefinto the
Wing csnvenlion and made speech, uncalled for and
when he was delegated Did he think about Zone
man p'wer,' when he pulling the delegates up in
to the Grand Jury room, where the "Lokes" couldn't
see bs chisseing' We venture say he did think of
it. ard there is where lie got the idea.
BIT he says:
Glow do you like it, you old fashioned democrats
wp never knew the meaning ofVeo, until within the
Iattwelve years1'
Efthe ''good old fashioned democrats" never knew
t meaning of Veto until within the last twelve years,
tb Advocate should be ashnmed to say so. lie has
zen printing here 20 years. aud been paid BY tho
'good old democrats to give them information ON such
shjects. And fhe neglected his duy-or wilflly
lept them in ignorance, he should be the last man to
Eel them of their ignorance, That the Veto power has
been exercised frequently is matter of history, and
we will read scrap for the benefit ofthose "good old
democrat" and perhaps the sditor himself
4 ""AShHsion reHorted to the veto power twice
Madison four tin,ss--Monroe once. and Jackson fys
times. 1t was exercised &#
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

ARREST OF THE MONSTER LOCKE. The no.
torious Locke, late Superintendent ofihe Bos'
ton Farm SchuoI, was arrested last week in
FrzwilIism, N. Hr, and conveyed 10 Boston,
10 answer the indictments pending there a
gainst HIM, for his crueltiet 10 the scholars Of
lha institution Since his first flight he has
heen through nearly al the Southwestern.
States. and had only returned 10 hls friends a
bout four weeks, He is upAards Of elk feet
high and very athletic. One Of the Boston
papers says he has been releaeed on bail to The
amount OF $500. This We cannot believe
Locke s charged with offences too black TO be
balanced by such Pul,ry sum.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

Saturday last being the day appointed for County
Convention, the delegates from hs several townships
met at the Court House in New Philadelphia.
The Convention called to order by appointing
CAPT. JOHN BRADY President Col. JAMES Nc
CUE Vice President, and Charles Fl. MtcLsnsr Sec,s.
tay. The following delegates then appeared aud took
their seats in the convention;
CLGy-George Harris.
Dsoer- Sebastian Branard, John Young, Matthias
Collier, Geo. F. Wassman, Peter spangIsr.
Fairfield John HNon, Benjamin Read, Christian
France Joseph Bowman, Benjamin Swovaland.
GOshcn-Adam Rigge, Henry stffler, Joshua Pep
pers, Jacob Read, Robert Copeland,
MH-John Brsban, James Morrow, Marcus Has
kin', John Brady, A Coonts.
Psrry-James McCus, DR.. J. Hobby, ]. Milton Rob-
eIts.
Salem DIR. R. Hewitt, Dorsey Wilson, Samuel
Holmes, q. F. Pauel, George Shuck
Sandy-S D. Miller, w. b. Brown Nicholas Baker,
Adam Furney, Maurice Baker,
Sugar Creek-DaviG Shrock, Jonathan Crsman,
Henry Deaiz, VIM. Rsam, Andrew Hatery.
Union-Andrew Mccullough, Robt, McEravy, VIM.
Heinrich, Thos. Ferell.
Wayne. Simon Rearch, Philip Gharky, Daniel Ii,
ger.
Har0iek. Christian Rsth Benjamin Bickensderfer,
Benz. Keller, Benz v. Lehn, Peter Widsner
HGrrm. Joshua Aldridse, Danie! Stoody Israel S.
Lappin, John Davy, John Mitchell.
York. Michael NeGrow, Francis Garnett ;. FOr-
ney, Jno. Wilson, Jacob ABkeny.
On motion 1t was resolved, that COMMITTEES of ono
from each township be appointed to report suitable
candidates to be 5aotted for by the convention Tho
commtts retired. and after time reported for
Representative, three candidates. for Sheriff three for
Treasurer three for Commissioner three, for ProseCu-
cutting Attorney one
J. D. Cummns aud s Branard having declined he.
ing candidates before the cUnventnD the delegates then
proceeded to ballot for The different candidates-eacl
township being entitlsd to FIVE The votes being
counted it appeared tina. for Representative David Nc
Conne had 60 votet; DR.. R. Hewnt5.
For Sheriff. John Tucker, AZ, Jacob Ki,ch 7, Geo.
Speaker 5.
ForTreasnrer, 7. j. Frazier So, Isaac Steese G. John
Steel Smith /.
For Commissioner, John Dearh 43. Geo. Busher S,
BENZ. BIickensjerler l.
For Prosecuting Attorney, James Craig 56.
Whereupon, the President declared David McCon.
nell, John Tucker, Thomas J. Frazier, John Deartl
and james Craig, duly nominated. On motion, the
chair appointed John D, Cummius, F. D. Leonard,
Matthias Collier F. D. Mcieal and Jacob Kltcb, to ac
as a central committee for the ensunglyear.
I On motion 1t was resolved, that The proceedings o
this convention be signed by the officers of the meeting
and published IN the OHIO Democrat.
The convention ihop @ourned sine die
4 John BRADY, President.
JaxEs McCUp Vice President
Charles r. Murhensy. Secretary.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Affairs at Washington are assuming ludcrous
pect plan was got up to adjourn on Thursday NOR
ming, to avoid the second Veto which every know
would come but Capt. Tyler sent it in quick and
frustrated their design. warm debate was expected
on the Veto but row which occurred between Wise
and Stany, set the House in uproar that lasted all
day.
10 another column will be found synopsis
~ofihe fight, but wo cannot forego giving an
extract ofa description Of the scene, just 10
show our farmers how their Legislators goit
in the spreeing line 10 lhe lune Of eight doll
lars day.
.'lD en- instant the whole house p:-osan,ed
Ire appearance ofa street fght--mosl Of the
raefnber rushed toihe scene Of sclion, and
eros sded round the combatants, somo Jumping
from desk 10 desk over the heads of other
members, and others u'erlng sxclamations Of
all descriptions such ~ "order' 'order' ''go it
S,anly,' give it to him Stany" and Stanly, in
dnnful obedience did go it merrily.' He had
selzed The collar of Mr. Wise with ono hand,
and with the other was putting it into bis an
tagonist who was thrown with his back a.
gansl desk. In the general melee COL But.
I6I VI htUluShE btlAou WT ATnOlu OI i 6nn6@-
see by Inc throat, threw him with The small of
his hack OIL the arm Of chair, and choaked
him until his tongue prolruded down 10 his era
vat. The Speaker screamed out "order,' the
Clerk seized the Seargant at Arms mace and
ran about the house with the ponderous instru
ment on his shoulder like Roman battle axe
screaming 'order, gentlemen order.' Mr..
Brown OF Tennessee stood on The top Of one
ofthe desks, and with uplifted hands cried,
"For the honor ofyour country and for the
love Of God come to order, r,"-''order be
damned" cried come one, "go into them-et
'em have it, "Send for the Seargant at
Arms,' order screamed hundred voices.
Mr. Gilmer, and Mr. Profit cleared the desks
OF hop skip and jump into The midst Of the
affray; neighbor cutched neighbor, and they
struggled, pushed, roared, and cursed each
other IN perfect desperation. AT length Col.
Butler relaxed his grippe Of Arnold's throat, Mr.
Dawson threw Mr. Stanley across his knees.
Mr.. Dixon Lewis with ponderous arm cleared
the decks and kept back Mr. Wise, "Gentle-
men that wish TO restore order take your se ats
cried General Ward. His advice was taken.
The members jumped from the desks-hose
who had been IN the lhlckest the fight ad.
juste dtheir deraOgsd apparel, and the tumult
in a measure ceased.
Mr. WISE then rose and when order could be in some meas
ue restored sad-Mr Speaker rise perfectly cool and COL
lected humble manner sincerely ask pardon Of
ths House. In Of excitement have in its presence
violated It's rules under excitement which, could not
press The House witnessed what has passed betw the gen.
teman from North Carolina and myself. visited his to
demonstrate with him in friendly way- intended 1t TO be
so He was exced-I became e1cited-we eugag.
in
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
FIGHT IN CONGREsS.--Mr. Wise ant


FIGHT IN CONGRESS- .--JMr. Wise and
Stauly. These gentlemen had quite fare
up in the House Of Representatives on Thurs
day. (9rh insr.) The correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun thus describes the dsgraceful
scene The House was IN cOmmIliee M the
bill providing for the salaries Of our Foreign
Ministers
ment Of the Senate. cutting Of the apprupna-
ton for a Charge 'dAfairss to Naples
After some debate, Mr.. Stanley took the
floor and made some objectionable remarks
relating to the course # Mr. Wise, on pro-
position of The last session for a min iSIer 10
Mexico.
Mr.. Wise d!d'ut exactly relish il; 80 he sent
round 10 the quarters of Mr.. Stany as he Gays
10 remons;rae 1t appears that Mr., S ms,ook.
the spirit Of the reDOnslraHce, for he called
Mr.. Wise 'sr."
Mr.. Wise, as most people are apt TO do
under such circumstanceS. raised his fist and
struck Mr.. Stanley blow. The parties then
crossed upon each olhor. Here the whole
HoUse, az il were, made for the spot, and
30 lar a. the bsIlI2ereHts we're concerned,
all further operations were suspended, for
they were prevented from approaching each
other. But the battle wen, on among tho me-
diators. Some wanted tho two gentlemen 10
fight It out, and others wented to preserve The
dignity ofthe House. II was one universal up
roar; The Chairman Of the committee left ,he
Char and Mr.. Speaker White took it. He
thundered with he mace in the most energetic
manner, and shOuedtat the top Of his voice,
"order, OrdeW Bit 1t was like calling lem-
pest 10 order, for the fight aud struggle con-
| linued, Some members had others by tho
ihroats, and canes were raised in the fray 1t
is we'll that pistols were not used. The Hon.
Dixon ii. Lewis was among them. doing all
he could TO restore peace, He looked like
good na,ured elephant endeavoring 10 part
enraged tigers.
The Sergeant. e,-Atms took the mare, and
in the name Of The United States. forced and
ordered the still refractory members into obs-
dence. So after awhile the storm was hush
ed, and tho elements of dIscord settled Ut
someIhing like tranquility. TIE fight lasted
abont four minutes.
Mr.. WISE made an apology to the House
for what he had done in the heat of the mo-
men', in having struck Mr.. Stanley for ca Inns
hlm liar. He SAID no never 'ou'd submit
10 that word any whore. he had stiucR
the member for tnat word in a moment of ex-
ci,eneui, 80 he most sincerely begged pardon
of the House. Aief some further talk, res.
olp,lon Sss agreed to appointing .oe'ec'
\ Cammtieo to investigate the fRcis.-If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
FARMERS TAKE NOTHING BUT SPECIE
FUNDS FOR YOUR PBODUCE.


We would recommend to our farmers in these DAYS
of Bank robberies. Bank explosions, aud paper money
swndlers, tn combns together and take nothing for
their produce but specie funds is specie or Bank
paper that will draw SPECIE You can, if you will, in
one months time rid the State of all the worthless
trash with which we now cursed, and in its place
have money that You can put in your pockets night
and go 10 bed without the fear of waking up in the
morning aud finding it not worth cent. The mer-
chants get specie funds for their -four and bacon and
wheat in New York and yet the farmers are to be put
off hers at home with rags from ten to fifteen and 90
per cent below par. The following from Michigan
paper shows that ii works well there.
Wheat and The Currency 1.-The interior of the State
is receiving supply Of good specie paying bank bills
We very often how receive from the country what we
hardly rtcsived formerly eastern funds IN pay
men of subscriptions to our paper. Keep the ball
rolling. aud twill not be long before Michigan will
have a good currency. The people have resolved to
take nothing for their produce but specie funds This
is the true remedy. Present experience proves to u.s.
that good money will como where wheat and -four are
to be 0uu1. 49, Detroit ADD.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

many of the land think Of such thngsl Is hi,
The way to relieve" tho country, and mako
"Better Tlmot?"
The Senate has been engaged in confirming
the appointments of tho President, We hoPs
10 be able TO say in Orr noxl, that Congress
has adjourned, for the Lord knows we are
ashamed Of the proceedings. Let the MEM
bsrs 60 home and tell their constituents what
they have been doing these four months pasl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

The not-s ofthe Ohio Banks sell al from 9 to l2 per
cen, discount in Y. rte reason is our banks will
not rsdesm their notes with specie. Then as long an
they continue to circulate et people lake them for
their specie value, and no more. This will reform them
very quick
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
18th Sept l94l.
ESTRAY NUTlCE.

EpY virtue of an order directed by Joseph Ian,
ED ming Justice Of the peace of Perry Township, in
Tuscarawas county, the undersigned DO certify that
we have viewed and appraised certain stray a>
ken up by John Parker OF said township and find the
same to be dark bay mae tlack and tail, three
white feet, about Ia hands high, supposed to be about
or 10 years old, with small White stripe on the nose
two saddle marks on the left side. natural otter, sand
we do appraise mare at thirty three dollars,
JAMES Mccoy.
WILLIAM X CARPENTER
appraisers.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me the 23d day Of
August, 1S4l.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

Our authority is the Madsonian, (whs) so We hope
the Advocate will now inform his readers that this
lone man power" was known long before lie exercI
ssd it in the Jury room.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
TERMs m PUBTJCATION..

Tn DEMocRAT will be published every Thursday evening
81 rs es per annum, in ADVANCE Two DoLLAKsh PAID
within six months or 81 25 the expiration Of year.
ENo paper will be discontinued, unless at the option II
the publishers until all arrearages are paid
Advertisements inserted at the follwing rates.
FOrtransient advertisements square or Iea,
three weeks for Sl,0O
Every subsequent insertionl rs
One square for year, 500
Two ditto dlttS 1900
Half column, 1900
One Column, $500
Advertisements may he in through the Pest Once free
Of postage on the part of the Advertiser.
liberal deduction will be made to those who advertise BY
the year.
Aswe intend to adhere strictly the above terms We trust
eur subscribers will bear them in mind.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

GJ'rhese are curious times burning President in
efirv because he will not sign another Bank chatter
on the very day too, that the Bdde Bank went down.
after cheating the stockholders, and squandsng away
IS. .O00, 600 ofcapital
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

G7The war between the abotionsts and anti abo'
litonists hiss begun. riot occurred in Cincinnati,
where the mob paraded the streets with cannon-klIed
several negroes broke up The Phlanhrophist prin-
ting office, and threw the presses and type into the riv'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

uTGerman Bank of Wooster notes now selling
at 50 cts on the Where's the Better Currency
we were TO have when Harrison eectOd2
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

@POSFSCRlPT.-By this evenings
mail from Seubenville, We have later news
from WashingtOn.-The Cabinet 10 broken up
Ewing and Crttendon have resigned-Bad
ger gave notice that he would Webster and
Granger will hang on awhile. Mr.. Tyler will
form new Cabinet Of States Rights men,
from hO'h parties things will take change
tho Government will be administered sim.
liar to Mr.. Madison's Administraton-wo
shall have no moro prescription Of old Soldiers
no moro lea tsxes-no more National
Banks-no more Federalism.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
CAnINET MA KI.N g.

TNNHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
II soicits continuance of the public patronage. He S
prepared make to order all kinds of CABINET WARE,
that is in common this country which ne warrants TO 10
made in the and of good materials, and the
most reasonable terms.
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. He is also
prepared with the necessary materials for making and convey
ing CoFFINS safely any part of the county where he may
be called to attend the shortest notice.
WIN. RICKETs
Canal Dover, Juno 19, 184l. 23H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
CURIOUS PRoDUCT.

We an agricultural curiosity yesterday, in the
shape of an of corn upon the extremity OF which
the pendant silky bres, we're firmly engaRed four
five large prOds Of kidney beans. The negro girl
who had this singular product, was too Ignorant to
form how the process ofengraflng had been man.
aged, ,-..N. Orleans Bee, Aug 20,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
A CARD.

"A LAhD.
DR.. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce
to his friends, that he has returned to New Philade-
phia and intends resumng the practice of Medicine g.
Surgery and hopes by assduous attention to the duties
of his profession TO merit the confidence Of his for
mer patrons.
Sep, g. ls4l-th D. RICHARDS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

"The prospects of The farmer begins to brighten.
Tus, Advocate.
Exactly so. Tho prospect of the farmer always
brightens when Federalism is sinking.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
u. s. BANK.

This dounct institution last week made final as
ssgnmsnt of all its effects for the benefit ofits creditors.
Here we see the end of institution that has done moro
injury to the country, both morally and politically than
all the evils that have ever beel U.s. The N. Y. Post
thus notices s obituary:
Departed this tc,-->at eleven o'clock, on Saturday
morning, after lingering Illness the United States
Bank. The patient originally Of weak constitution,
but succeeded by course of high living to give itself
an appearance of 6ord vigor. Its habits, however,
degenerated into intsmperance, which brought
successive fits of delirIum IemSns, and consequent
debility Of which the poor patient, after suffering the
last agones Of distress, died. Having left effects, it
will be buried at the expense of the parish Mr.. James
Robertson, Mr.. Newbod Richard II Bayard and Hers
man Cope, having consented from feelings of friend
ship TO acl as pallbeaers. The city authorities having
refused the corpse nterment within the limits of the
city, it will be buried with the usual honors in PotterS
Field. As the deceased is known never to have had
soul, no clergyman will be IN atten lance.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

G3The tax on tea and cofies has been killed in the
seaste by the perseverance, Of the Democratic ssoa,
tore. Thanks to The wings who voted with them.
BY SO doing, they saved Tuscarawas county Il, least
5000 dollars year, which her citizens would have
otherwise had to pay. Let the people mark the Wing
majority Of the House who passed this odious lea tax
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
F4SHION4BLE TAILORING.

FASHIONABLE TATDUKING.
VosEPH W. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform his old
friends and the public general that he carries the above
business in all m various branches Factory Street. so
Side where he may at all times be found to attend to
ali work mtrused him He faters himself wbe done as du.
rabc neat and fashionable be done IN the country He
intends at all times TO keep in his employ good competent
men, his means 10 receive the Fashions amply provided
for. A
To accommodate his friends in the take
~ all kinds Of country produce.
Dover Aug. l9, l84k
Il has been ssceriained ihst bedsbUgs cua
/ be Instantly destroyed BY placing theInt
meath hi2-hsmmer 10 Ao,iOD, ss9
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
FERTIG g. TORREY,

DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Storage Forwarding & commission Business,
WEST SIDE OF CANAL 2ND BUILDING BELOW
THE CANAL BRIDGE.