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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22

produce rheumatism, or, upon the nerves, pro.
duce gout or upon the lungs, produce consump.
ton, or upon the intestlnes, costiveness JT up
on lining Of the blood vessels, apoplexy and
paralysis, and all the train of disorders so mel,
1neholy 10 the sufferer and all who behol
hem.
Yes, purgins these humcIs. from the body is
the true cure for all these complaints, and eve>
Ty other f0rm Of disease; this is 10 mere agser-
ton, 1t is demonstrable truth; aud each day il
is demonstaGle truth, and each day it is ex-
tending ITSELF far and wide it is becoming
known, and mere and more appreciated
CAUTlON.-'-Dr. B. Brandrelh never ap-
points Druggists, Pedlars, Doctors or Apotheca.
Tys, as his agents, therefore il yon want to be
sure to haVe THE REAL BRENDRETHS
PILLS, never purchase at Drug Stores or of
Pedlars, Doctors or Apothecarles. The Pills
the. se'' al ny name Uei.ig universally all COun
erIairs,
Allwho sell the..gennne Pills have certif,
cate Of agency, signed bv Or. D. in his own
hand wri.ng, and renewed every l2 months,
AID have entered into bonds of $500, TO seL
none other Pills than they receive from DR..
BrandreIh or his duly appointed travelling a.
gents. who have invariably power of atom
ney, signed by the Clerk Of the County of N.
York. OBSERVE..-The certificate Is not Let
er press written or Lithographic. 1t is En-
grayd.--' The said certificate being no guaran-
etee o. the public after IL months from date
MAkR>-When you want Pills to make SUI
you are right, ash To see the certifica te OF agI
h.A'.Those who sell coun,erioits, and neye
ad one, W ii tell you it is misluld, lost &c.
ePrlce 70 cents with full directions.
The foil owing are the only authorized agen.
for the sa lie of DR.. Benjamin Brandreths Veg
yab!e Universal Pills, gin the counties of Tus.
arawas and Carroll.
John P. Chaplin, New Philadelphia.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22
April 24th,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The Subscriber offers for sac, an extensive
and commodious TANNERY, IN the Town OF
Dover. possessing aN the facilities necessary to
carry on an extensive business, and has an ex-
tensive run of custom,
If the above property is not sold before the
first Of April next. it will be to rent.
ALSO FOR SALE.
A valuable Farm, within one half mile ofDo.
yer, containing 81 acres of good Lime stone
Land, with 10 acres cleared, with several gooC
Springs, and necessary buildings, and also a
good DistIery-
ALSO ANOTHER FARM,
Within one mile Of Dover, ahioiuining the
boye described Farm, containing ~ acres, wit
lb0ut sixty acres otceared land, and t
| spring convenient to The Buildings.
ANY person desirons of purchasing, viii cal
on the Subscriber living in Dover, who vii
make known the terms.
JOSEPH sLINGLUFF, Agent
Dec. 25, 1S4O. IT,
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING

r OSEPH w. NEWBuRGH, would res
eW specttully inform his old triends and
the pn"i'om y-"erai, that he cer,Ies ",,
the above business 10 all its various
branches, one door East OF J. |. Smiths
Store, wnere he may 'at all times be
foDnd to attend to all work intrusted 10
him. He fatters himself il will be
done as durable, meet and fashionable,
ss it can be done IN the country, as he
intends at all times TO keep IN his em
ploy good competent workman, and he
means to receive the Fashions lsamply
provided for.
70 accommodate his frierds in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds o
country produce.
N. Il, One or two apprentices wan
ted immediately to learn the Tailoring
business Boys between the age OF ] 5
and 10, would be preferred. They must
De of good character, as recommends
TORS Of industry, honesty, and sobne>
", VIII be required.
Canal Dover, Ang. 10, 1889. II.
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NOTICE.


%ss ss ' css" oS Ss. %s S2 sss ,os,H s.si
upon by John Butt, Esq. TO appraise certain
Stray Mare, taken nup by John Hykes, and we
find her to be dark bay, about fourteen hands
high, blind ofthe left eve, the right hind foot o
little white about the hoof, long name and tail,
no other marks perceivable, four years old next
spring, aud we do appraise said mare to the val,
ue Of twenty one dollars.
DAVID MILLER .,n.,;,..,
GEORGE SLUTHUUR, appraisers
January 8th, 1S4l.
Sworn to and Subscribed before me thi,
sih day Of January A. d. l64l.
The State of Ohio } do hereby csftiE
Tascarawas County. S. the above to , be
true copy of the appraisement
Civ n in by the appraisers.
JOHN BUTT, J. P.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22
'HE VILLAGE Z HorEL

THE Subscriber takes this opporIuniiy ofin-
forming his friends aud the public generally,
that he has opened house Of public sntertan-
ment, by the name the VILLAGE HOTEL,
at his former residence in the town of New
''hliaLelpnla, where Uy attending in person to
he wants OF his guests, he hopessrn merit and
'ecs've liberal share of public patronage.
lie deems it Unnecessary TO speak of the man
ier in which his TABLE, BAR, &C., will be-
imn'shed, believing tina, those who NAV favor
lim with call, wilt need no further recon-
mendalion to induce them to call again, He
will however say, that no effort shall he wan.
lng on his part, to accommodate travellers, and
render their stay with him agreeable.
BOARDERS will be taken by the week or
month, on the most reasonable terms.
c. F. ESPICH.
New Philadelphia, Nov. TO- 1910.
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Fare Reduced
LUMtten states
sAE q, ,slS-ss1g.sz5e 5e=E LINE
MILL I D z :z rs

FROM Wooster OHIO, To Wheeling Va.
Via, Mt sEaton, Canal Dover, New phlladel,
phia, EastpOrt, Stocktown, Cadiz Harrison
county, Harrisville, Mt. Pleasant, Malls 10
Wheellng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, Wednesday aud Friday mornings
at o'clock rests all night at Cadiz and reach,
es Wheelng. llSo'clock A. NJ. the succeedine
day.
Leaves. Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday aud FRIDAY at o'clock =. N. reacn
IS Wooster = o'clock p. Nj. the succeeding
ayd
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line lorsFredcrick, (Mary land) at which
place the Rail road cars to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, offer cheap aud rapid passage; also,
with transet up and down the Ohio, by Seam>
boat passage almost always in waiting. and Of
fer opportunities for conveyance to Cincinnati,
Orleans, st. Louis, and inlermcdate points, al
so to SteubenviIle, Pittsburg and other points in
that direction.
Ar OSTER,
This line leaves after the arrival Of lne Western
aud Northern Mails, for CIeaveIand, Norwab.
Mansfield EFT. Inlersects the Ohio Canal, al
Canal Dover, wherev packets are constantly run
ming in tho direction of Massillon CleavednC.
also TO Columbus, SChilcothe and Portsmouth
on the Ohio, and. intersects at Cadiz the Sleu-
benville lile.
AT OsTER,
This line intersects the Norwalk line, which
line pHssest through Ashland to Norwalk, for
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with the
line to Mansfield, Bucyrus, and with line al
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
This Line ior tie last four years has been
eight months in the year in Coaches and the re-
malning months on horseback. The presen
Contract compels the Contractors to carry tie
Mail in Carriages, the whole year, of cours,
no apprehension need be inIu ged bv the pub
lie of any. disappointment from season or wea
ther.
THE
| carriages apd Horses have been selected witt
he utmost care, and none but experienced ant
sober drivers will be employed.
Application for seats on this line can be mad
at the Wooster Hotel. AT the United States II
tel, Wheeling, as well as at the intermediat
points.
II. KOLLER, I contractors
J. A. MYERS,
April 24th, SO. 6w.
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Mrs. Harrison, it is believed will re-
main at North Bend during the Gene
ra's administration, yielding the hon-
ors of the White Hepse to one Of her
daughters. She is,spoken ofas woman
Of exemplary pieiy and Of retiring aud
domestic habits, She has not visited
Cincinnati for twelve years, go much
ls she attached 10 the old homestead al
the Bend.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22

ERAsINo AN ENDORSEMENT IS FORGE
RY.-The Supreme Cour, Of Ohio de =
cided recently an endorsement on note
Purpor'ing that a par,all paymen. had
been made, and winch endorsement was
written by the maker in the presence
with the concurrence and by the direc-
tlon of the payee, tho alteration or eras
ure (which by the payee will be FORGE
TY'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22
P'nbably make sdiitionaI discoveries in
few days.-SPirit of the Times.
THE UNIONTOwN MAIL ROB-
BERS.

BERS.
The hard cider Tlppecanos head quar-
tors are breaking up in directions Rob-
berries, arson and murders are az cUm-
mon since the coon skin camps are bro
ken, as hard cider kegs were before the
election:
"The persons, Cor gentlemen as our
neighbor Of the Chronicle would say,
provided they had murdered demo-
craft, who robbed the Mail near Union
town, Pa, were active in ;he Wing rank 3
during the late election; the Washing
ion Extm'uer, says: For the benefit Of
all honored feds, we will mention that
the whole gang are thorough gong Har
rlson msn." And during the last can
vass shouted lnsrIy for "Tippecanoe &
Tyler too," and complained most pite'
ously at The dishonesty, aye, downright
radcG'ity Of Van Buren, and his Office
holders"
Those wicked priests that headed
these hard cider debsuches, can never
atone for the Disgrace they have brought
upon their calling, nor justly ans wer FOL
the crimes they have encouraged, and
the reproach they have brought upon
the name of religion. A temperance
man with keg of hard cider on bis
back. hurraing for old Tip, was beau =
tIful sight, and the dcbased mottals who
by such examples, became bold in lDi-
guilty, must now atone for their crimes
in the walls ofa Penilent'ary.-States.
man.
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E. b. MACKE.MSOM.
Ladies' Shoe Maker, second st. few doors a
hove Factory

TIadles Shoe WakeT, second 81. lew doors a.
bove Factory
CANAL DOVER,
The subscriber thankful for past favors in
forms the LADIES and MISSES, of Dove
and vicinity, and the Pubtic IN general, that h,
intends 10 devote his whole attention to the maj
ufacture of Ladies' and Misses shoes, of ever,
pattern and quality. Which will be made to or
der at the shortest notice aud on the most reaso
able terms.
lie is determined to give his time and atte1
tion exclusively to Ladies work, hoping there
10 be able to please all who may favor him wit
call.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22
EXTENSIVE MAIL ROBBERIES.

' The Robbers arrssted. We mention
cd few days ago that number ofrob-
beTiss Of the mail between New York 4
the West had taken place slnce the 9TH
al November last, the perpetrators OF
which had eluded the utmost vigilance
Of the department and the police. We
are now pleased TO learn from the Bal,i-
more Sun, that Messrs, Howard, Ken.
nody and George Pitt, special agent s.
Of the department, have succeeded in
tracing these deprsdaiiouS to their au-
thors, four Of whom were arrested at
Washing ton and Union Town, Pennsyl
N'nIs, Oh Inc 9Th inst. The first one
arrested was a mail driver named Car.
man, who voluularIlvimade a confession u
which led TO the capture Of the others,
whose nance are Doctor Braddee, of
Union Town, the chief Of the gang; a
man named Purnell, who acted as his
clerk, and another named Strayer, his
tool. The Doctor either.is, or pretends
10 be, exceedingly illiterate, tho ugh II is
evident that he Is the principle rogue, G.
il is over supposed that he has accom-
Z pIIces in other ssctions of The country.
Dn searching his residence number oI
mail bags, travelling trunks and Vases
were found, besides upwards of$lO G0C
which We're secreled IN hay-mound
aud OF which apart can be identified
ny Mr. Taylor Of Louisville, Ky. as ha
wing been mailed by him in November
last.
Great praise is due to MesSrs. Ken,
pedy aAd PIIti for their activity and sue.
eesS IN discovering these ruuOers. The,
ore Shl pursuing their searches and vii
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22

List of Letters remaining in the Post Office a,
Canal Dover OHIO January lst, le4l.
Miss Matilda ArnOtrong, Sarah Arnold,
John Appleton, Benz. BLose,
Lille Barton, Augustus brce,
Lewis Breuinger John Couglll,
Mss Mary DIugis, Joseph Diehl,
David Edwards DR.. J. NJ. Emerson
Faltz Il Erwin, David Fish,
Samuel Forney, Wm. Green,
II, HoIfort, Bazzel Harbaugh,
Ii. F. liummerckhouss, Haden d WeIty
William Karns, Joseph KoIIons,
John Keplingr, Francis Rough,
Joseph Kendle, John Mccormick,
John Moore, Margaret Mumah,
Henry Myers, Jane Patterson,
Lewis Putt, John Slins,
Samuel Richie, Geo. Rlch.lf,
Peter Roach. Charles Stuart,
Nancy Swhart, William Sc! mick,
Charles Steese, Francis w. Swahy,
Thomas Stevenson, Abraham Shatfer,
Conrad Shrader, Mrs Francis Swaby,
Smith A Iowner, 2 Mary While,
Ann Wahng,
M. COLLIER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER

The partnership heretofore existing under tn
firm, Of Charles Steese aud Albert Bates, in III
Grocery business is this day dissolved by muI
al consent.
CHARLES STEESE.
ALBERT BATES.
Shanesville Nov. Cd. 1910.
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n H w

u u " u u z y d UltSUWGnI, +,
SAMUEL ST ADAMS,
ARI IOULD respectfully inform the
VV citizens of Dover, and the ad-
Joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town OF
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, Two doors west Of Mon,fredv g.
McClean's New Store, in the room for
merly occupied BY Mrs. NJ. c. Glouin-
ger as confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable &
fitting manner; from his experience in
the above business, he feels assured that
he will be able 10 render general 'ssls-
faction to all, who are pleased, 10 give
him a call.
Dover, April 10Th 1910. tc
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BOOT & S HOE STORE
Situated IN the building formcrly Occupi
ed as a Grocery By Mr. Sf"mph, 4
opposite the Mansion House,

opposite the Mansion House,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
CONRAD GENTCH,
RESPECTFULLY informs the cit
EA izeue of New Philadelphia, thas
he carries on the above Business in all
OF its varlous branches, and as he keep,
none other than his own manufactured
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
Particular attention will he given to
the manufac ure OF Gentlemen's
FINE BOOTS.
as this work will be done by one Of The
best Boolmen in the county. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment OF BOOTS &
SHOES (of his own make) conssantly
IN hand.
The Public are respectfully invited t,
give hrm a call before purchasing else
where.
$3.50
Groceries, auch as Wine, Beer and ci
der. and Liquer by the quart ard gal
lon
Nv Philadelphia, Aug. l6, 1899
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ATHERTON II PECK.
atturMGps at HaW.
NF W p Hi LA DEL PHI A
iUn.N nERHiMAN,

JOHN hERHiMAN.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
BLAKSMIrlIlNG BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF LOCkPDRT. where he respectfully invite.
theFarmers and the public generally togive hin
a call. He feels thankful to the farmers for the
encouragement he has received, aud hopes by
strict attention to business, To receive share o.
public patronage.
All kinds oher work down as good as car
be down in this part OF the country.
EDGE TOOLS.
Made t, order, and if they should fail, n,
hcarses will be made.
Lockport sept. 10Th, lS40.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

THE Subscribers would hereby inform the
citizens of Bolivar and the ad dacent country,
that they have entered into partnership for the
practice of Medicine and Surgery, and would
most respectfully tender their professional ser.
vices to those who may become the subjects o.
disease.
A. J, BENNETT,
JAMES JOHNSO
August 2s, 1s40-tf
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voLuME2. NUMBER 70.
FATAL EFFECTS OF TIGHT
ElCING. The higher mortality Of
phsh women By consumption may be


ElCING. The higher mortality of
pl,sh women by consumption may be
TlOed partly 10 the in dOoi life which
y lead, aud partly 10 the eon.ri ~solYn
AWen,ing the expansion Of the cheslby
Ohtuue. In both wa, . they are deri"
"'e OF free dIaughls Of vital air, and Tho
>. red blood deposits tuberculous mat
S" &C. 9th a fatal, unnatural facility. Thr
:" ,e thousand and ninety English Voc
died in one year Of the Rcurable
,dy. Will not this impressive fact
zee persons ofrank and influence 10
neW country women. right in the ar
of dress, and lead them 10 abandon
PRciice which disfgures the body,
The gsles the cheet. produces. nervous
CasSo CAS-, FER disorders, and has 90 unques-
next next aDle leuJency 10 imPant an 'incura-
menctectic malady in the frame? .iIrls
said . no more need Of artificial bones
s,"mo Sonn, ,Iandages than boys. Second An
Report Of the Register General.
The 'bsence of Mind. "A Harrisburg pa,
ype'gves case Of absence Of mind 10
op,n following way:-"A gWl, who was
flhy of our fist loyes, was one night
ashhting US out, after having passed q
.hesighltul evening, and in basbful trepi-
wolion, she blew US out Of the door, and
in t,w the cand'estick behind the door,
: Il ksseduw
Th,
kl- NOucis.-'Do you Ike novelist said {
TIRsT TT .o her uR os cennh.. 80
Travels, compose It's prominent prose articles
while the poetry is rqualled by that of no other
magazine OF like character. The variety .nr
which the Cashel is celebrated shall suffer Nv
dimlnution; but on the contrary, every exertlCn
shall he made TO increase lis interest
J. SEVERAL ROMANCES OFTHE PEYOI-
UTION have already appeared. and others shall
| follow in the course Of the volume, preset IN .
when finished, complete picture of bu mann,
and historical account Of the great battles q,
that tine. Thus the Casket instead of bei,,u
filed with sirkly sentmentaIines, aims al true
delineatlOn Of human nature in every variety Oh
passion.
TINE OF PUBLICATION
The Casket is publ he'd on the first Of the
month in every quarter of the Union. Iue
most distant subscribers consequently receive
it on that day, as well as those who reside IN
Philadelphia. In all the principal cities sgcr;f
haveheeu established, by which means subcr.
ers can obtain their copies free OF postage
FASHIONS .. ..
The fashion ares published in the CasFot
1
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Boots g. Shoes.
500
u air and More.
Il E A d Y VI A DE & FOR
8 n l. r nv

u IMARTlN,who would respectfully inform
AD . his oLd friends and the public, that he
stll carries on the above business, in its
various branches, one door East of J. ]. Burr
resS' Grocery Store, having Just received new
and general, assortment Of fBOOTS d SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Season-Beng carefully
selected by and from several of the most expe
rienced manufactures, in the City, may be relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively to continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the best workman, he can oStain, and
having on hands abundance of Stock and fin
He S, which challenge comparison in this place.
dinghopesProvidencei permitting to be able con.
stanlly to furnish aOundan 'cholse, give general
satisfaction, and justly merit sufficient share O
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 of the Country.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22

List ofI.etters Remaining in the Post Office
at ShanesviIle Ohio, Quarter ending December
3lst, l64l.
Fredriek Schew G. w. Helmis,
James Nc Clay, George Hirshman,
Philip Arinn, Samuel Glosner,
Sedgurick Haley, Samuel Burger,
Geo. S. Banks. Elisabeth Snyder,
George Nihar,. Lenhart Britorious,
David Hemihg, John Custira.
Elijah Fadely, John Garner,
Matthias Burger, Abraham Harstine,
Abraham Lants, Chancey Rnaddtton,
Jonas r. Deal, William K. Foster,
Andrew Eckert Samuel F. Burns,
Christian Noisinger, John Gorb,
Michael Gochnour, Leonard Kuhas,
David Officer.
= H. REAM, r. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11

lEI OfCL-We, the undersigned. us.ssci., 4
aud Paper manufacturers. will not allow, NJ
Ter the lOih OF DCcember.mors than FOUR CENTS
per pound ior good RAGS in exchange Tor books or
.Upgr.
l;o5b a Stephenson. Wheeling,
J a. Ingram,
A. * u Fisher.
John Fisher,
LsmbIiu, Brady & Lamb
a. Armstrong g. Co,
Hanna * Turnbuil. S,cub5uvillc.
james Tumhul,
Johnston d, S,uckion, Pittsburgh,
Luke loouIs, Agt
Huldship G. Bruwn.
Jsmes Howard g. Co,
Cater a. Patterson,
Ingram g. McCandloss
c.. ii. Kay u Co,
j.. III. Cusluu,
a. Robertson, Brighton. Pa
December 1, lsil I'm
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MOTHER ORIGINAL-Tbs New World Of

& MOTHER Dhibithb-tha New Worid OF
~ Saiurdl. D-r 4h contains Beatrice sn
original tale Of PrI1a, sketch olho Tie and char
sc.tr of Richard Claiming Moore; lsic Bishop Of
Virgins. Life end Times ct Plus WI a lecture
delivered before tho Mercantile Library Company
pf Philadelphia hy ths Right Rev. John Hughes
Blsfrr &C. Additional chapters OF Stanley IlIu.
Irrs addressed q, 1Ira Dahl o1 he drrfb other rIs.
tsr.a Dream hg WIN Cl''eu Bryant. Grds Acre by
Henry W Dur1.Iau H-sIts many other interesting
articles f.l numerous f1 mention. NIHrcrl fuu
rucs g rrr anHuu. Subscriptions received aud
f1.Ie au-Hrrs .ar aaIe 90 OBJ. Periodical Office ouI
pulmonary store 3 Monroe s.ol
JOHN n THOMPSON. e. CO.
dee > sa.- r4ert f,r tIts city
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PnINCIP REAeOrs

NNHN DIR HARiICH's COMPOUND SIRE
GTllENING and German Aporiaut Pills
used hy all classes Of so2ls IN preference "a
go medicines. because they urc pts-a e. B. from
'ui, extract u herbs wholesome medicine rui d
Snn ptgasnntin ts eject the most certain prers-
Yer OF health safe and eA,c'usl ire ri D ys1cp.
sla ~ Indigestion; and all stomach cpuirl gInts q,
pF9serygr and pur Ser %. the wh.lc system.
L1caase they 6Ypth0 the nerves Of sruFib .litv
gnu Gnu ioru1F the nerves Of motion; Impariinr 10
!.n.'r most subtle and I,s pristine tone thus ~
'"E strength nndcieaTncss OF mind.
because they never dCstr.v the coats Il tie
stomach aud bowels, as ala sir,nZ ru-zltivcs DO.
hctou-c science and experience te. us an II
no tiieil purgatvcs alone will cgrc the disease
o. iue si"Iaash aad nerves. Weakness Is the
primary cause Of host q diseases. and, by con.
siaht rcsortnSio drastic plrgltivcs, Won make
'hG oiscise much wor.e, ans cad gf better.
because d. liailchs medicines are putun mon
lno com HoH sense principle 10 cleanse au.l ,trep
IL, cure. Lastly
he,alse these Medicines really 10 cure tee die.
ease Tor which they are recommended.
- or sale az the ufin.ip-l o.Ige. - Nort,
H's'i'h street. Philadelphia. Also 40 the store OF
JOHN Fisher.
Wheeling Va
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NORTH WESTERN BANK or va
Dee. 8. lo4l. {
iho Stockholders OF this Bank asd hereby Moulded
'ha' an election FOR Eve dir8sl1rs 10 serve Tor tic
enssing year will be held ou ii,e igsI Tuesday be
rs he Ali day ufJanuary next
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