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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
OOIs to w. J, Reese are,numbsred correctly
LafnUeffe Bank. CincisnIi,


los spurious They may detected by observing that tas
coutoret has for vgnete view OF the ocean, and an
Eagle resting upon SHE'LL bearing the american Standard,
steamboat in the distance.
Miami Exporting c0MpaHy Cincinnati, Ohio.
sos Old plate, Nj dated 4h November, 1872 payable
II Hur o Spencer Cashier; Martin Baum President, Fill
ling up ana signatures engraved
0h,n i,ds lar a03 iGasl Co. Cmrjnnah.
SIS letter pay to Lane dated November 8, 1886, other va
rOuS dates, signed Perkins, Cashier, W = Wilams
President, Paper himsy, engraving bad and Detective sig
aad filling up sadly done and ali in Ihe SANE Aand
writiHy .
Urbana Hanklpg Company.
o let A. payable tn w Warl June Sd, lG33W Rianhnm
Cashier John james Pres, Nsnette female tgae, Wild
one arm reclining oil an eagle, Light appearance III
Is let dated June 5, 1884,
los old plate, dated August 3d. 1873
Western Reserve Bank.
IS July 16, 1880
81 pay VIM Williams dated May a, 1880
o. badly oxoseuted; they oneeghh of an inch shorter
than than the penune nolos-Rced, eugaver dated Janu
airy Z, 1926
IS no letter. payable to Williams, dated Nov 1929, en-
craving very faint
los letter. d. Murray Draper Fairmans plate, The word
Western Resers Bank, being on the left, und ohlo on
the right hand margn tie genuine notes they are tic
breVcrse, IS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

NrEW LABELS FOE, the I}rand,eth Pill Boxes
u These labels are Of the most COSTLY and at the
same time most ingenious style The Top libel
has over y4Aeasand lines upon il which is made tn
sepreseRt the most minute nett work. The lower part
Of the box is very pretily designed, and c"nlnn' en-
inuumrrablo number of waved lines. And these words
see that labels on this box agree win those on the
verbf:a,e; others genuine. The sie Of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution, no Brandreh Pills genuine unless the
box has three Of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also. Entered rrcoeing n act VI
Congress. in the year 1851 by B. BrandreIh in'tis
EerAs office Of the District Court uf the Southern DIS,
lrri of New York.
August 49, 1871, 3ely
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

EOsErH w. NEWBURG wonld respectfully inform his old
" friends and the public in general that he carries the above
business all its various banceson Factory Street, South
Side, where he may all times be found to attend to
all work iusled him He aers himself Willie done du
rac neat and fashionable he done in the country lie
intends all times keep in his employ good competent work
men, and his 10 receive Fashions amply provided
for.
70 accommodate his friends in the country ho will take
y all kinds Of country produce.
Dover Aug. Is, 1871.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

w HITE FISH, and: pickrel by the harrel for sale
EERIIG & IORRRY.
July 8, ls4l.
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rA.HrwET MeKTwat

'Y'IE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past avors respectfully
soliCi's continuance of the public patronage. He
prepared to make 10 order all kinds of CABINET WARE,
that is in common Sc in this country ,whcne he
made in the hest manner and of good materials on the
most reasonable terms.
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. He is also
prepared with the necessary materials making and convey.
ing COFFNs safely any part the county where he may
be called to attend on the shortest notice.
WIN RICKETS.
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ar b. b. MtLLBk.
UNIFORMS ihs public in general, that he has opened
TEMPERANCE TAVERN. c4
In SandyvilIs Tuscarawss County. known BY the sgn
Of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main straei, on
The soutb end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prerated win good House and Table TO
eDlerIan travellers in quiet and respectable manner
His SiabtiHg Is gOod aud an abundance Of waisr adj
i-pina The tavern.
He hopes from strict attention to The comforts Ofih1se
Who may favor bin with their custom, 10 merit public
WiNEs and BEER onlv. will bo kept for refresh.
pnL
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
DOR rnE TINES.

foB ruE TINES.
when look out on the evening sky. and wa,e,
The burning lamps that glinrner there. see c,rD
asd hear a voicc 'rs the form and voice of ry
mother. Beautiful is that form. and sweet is tina,
voice"
When look ont on the evening sky,
gaze on the iars with fearful eye.
For think see IN yon distant sphere
A form that how'd anI cherished me here
And seem 10 hear a. gaze alone,
An angel voice m a heavenly loae.
Chanting the songs that The spirits sing.
When here To some sprrowing one they cling
Thou ar, booking down from thy home above.
On thy lonely child with eye OF love;
And thy NhisPcrings come with music clear.
To cOmf'iI the heart that is grieyiug herr
have fingered near Thy sacred tomb flame
Where the breath Of the rose spreads a rich per
Where the iiithiul dave. on the leaiy tree,
Looks mildly down. and nourns with me.
Oh sigh with the breath Of the evening air.
whoa think Of the f0rm that is sleep.us ihere.
vESTIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
Pnszaa

Islcrs a rcHeiy for Arssaic.-A Young I,,I, !,
New Hampshire i,ii iuin the mistake, -, often com
ntiied' ui eating pnriIau ct arsenic which had
Been prepared tir ihc destruction of rats Ptinr,
symptom. s'on led 10 inquiry: AMI her mistake ava,
discovered. Al elderly lady who was present. adj
Naed ih1i shc shIuJ D. male 20 yomit rs speedily
a. is'ssil.e, aui he -ic had always ielt a perlecI
la'.'iHg tr i'hlrrp iH every shape. u was suppo.
eel ihai ihi- wuuld M OuCe effect the purr,-e A
lnIl was used, hui without producing nausea She
nrfl chewod large portion Of strong tobacco. and
sNali'scd The juice, and that even without a sen.
-utHu IT disgust.
sinrg decpciiun was then made Of hot w,ter
~ "hirh she drank perhaps haifs punt sui there
"ls he.ihsT NAUSEA nor dizziness nor did il ono
rate % aill ruhcr as au emutic or cathanir. The
lailill -vusaiious 20 hcr stomach, however. snbsi
aed, sod sI' hrgun % feel we'll On the arrival ol
pf'tir.ais, an emric ol blue yitf,ul wns admins
tered, a"d pTpdu0ed one operation. One or two
days alter here was discharge uf DARK green co
l'f' n1pfuochins % black. No ~ consequences FOL
bowed
Anuilor case oCcurrcd boz The same pl.ce n fe,,
yean subsequent. Boa whioh Arsenic Was taken tbr,
niis.aso ~ -i'k l.ers1n. and she employed toi,c
.' Niih iAe H'nr success. She. too had alvav
l.aiHed tie aHteic. beat now chcwed 10, and s,ynl
lowed TIE SILVA, without producing sickness NJ the
' 1f"lch No cinctir vas administered nor apy
'ihrf frtneaY Nt'ini4af JouraoL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
TIE FEVER VICTIM.

HIS eye grew dim. IN CLASSY stare,
Aud lonely Ou las couch he lay.
Poo few were there for ham 10 caro-,
In n Car land away.
Aud "a that solemn chamber came
Harsh uses OF a holy name,
And hearil - sounds of waSsail high.
fnpm thu~e Who, knowing no defence,
Or how 10 scarc the munster thence,
Dared ON the blasting pcsIilonco,
In rcvcly 10 dic!
Aar, m aged widow sparael
Az prointses If earthly iy,
Unui unto his home returned
Her reckless. truani bry
q. quainily eluqucni. tho rude.
Was that pror mothers attitude.
n moved her fingers strangely slow
Der household labor. iasiclcss ihrn.
While roye,l her hoy 'npd stranger men,
AID starting tears told DER az, in
Ofycarnins aud Of woe!
a iair carl. too, al pcnsiye there.
And n strange b'oJn WIS Oh her ficc,
Like n rI-e touched by cold despair.
Child VA iis natal place.
Fec gaz"j upon the stricken dame,
Her brow rejecting back the same
Pale brightness uf the mbon-lii tomb.
Yet smi'insly she sIrlkr:-"NO more;
Dear moJh"r, all uur grief are DER.
I iiinA a. have thought hcfnro.
Brthcr will son be hume,''
Anoihcr maiden. 90 her heart
Alone breaIhcd whisper, other wne.
And nonc could tell the hidden smart
That rohed her chccl, ia snnU.
Tear silent tiicklmg waters, known
bhl 90 that grevIng girl alone.
Like drnps that form the chr,sial stem,
(llsrdening swiftly as they start.
forroi irsm their ipuntiin warm 10 pari1
fcl clustering. IA her lonely heart,
hozen cavern gem!
AL there were bcighbors. rud- AMI plair.
Who mother, brother. sister knew,
Who on es-ayed 10 hanish pain,
Aad something kindly d..
They knew the NilGl runway,
bnilelrss no was. tho wilI and CAV,
All hdiug hope they fann'd TO burn,
cheering the sister and ile dame,
Saying the yorlh WIS hunting l,nc,
AID they iull s,pn shpuld read his name.
Ani he would still rcIurL
Aud uni tAcrc ran willcr still.
\ tuntcr grew the victims breath,
AM MT a tear was there 10 spill
lpn tse rpuch ufdeaih
The lew klui strangers a. the RON,
Lf'-s Il uu a. viewing their own doom.
N'cn last In haplcss vanJcrcr siss.I,
ne HHoFs blessing There was heard.
N''4r rocclyri HAT PAIRING word.
W irH 90 holy The pale lips were stirril-
Aud sJ ils victim died!
Pnszae,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

VIRGINIA. We would call The attention 81 our
readers an tie Citizens OF tho western district OF
Virginia g,ncrally to ono fact IN oOnsiiiu ton
which we omii,ci its proper place. in our discus
sion Of representation Oui federal constitution Wa
the result Of compromise and instance Of that
compromise fund in the apIoriionment OF repre-
sentation To relieve the slave holding States from
sear OF oppression they bring in a minority in Popu-
iation, il agreed that the representation should
be spporiioned a. foIlows Representatives and
direct taxes shall be aPportioned among the several
States which may be included in this Union accord.
ing to their respective numbers which shall he DC
tormincd by adding To the number OF free persons
including those bound TO service fr q term Of years,
and excluding Indians not taxed. thrce-ffhs Of all
other persons" This is fair enough because intend
cd to balance power in the Federal Government
but who among the iflmcrs OF our constitution ever
expected that would he applied to pcrvadc each in
diyidual State and what other Stale save Virginia
hns applied 1t YET in Virginia the federal basis II,
adopted. and because Western Virginia though sim
liar 10 tho in all her institutions has
ny slaves il must forsooth have a less NUMBER Of
representatives in Congress Are the eastern Vrgi-
mans afraid we will oppose their interests in Con.
CREST Blu, suppose The Legislature choose to elect
the representatives by General Ticket, a. some Of
the States do, what would then becOmc Of the con-
sIitGieSal pruvisioni There is now a greater white
population west Of IN Blue Ridge than east Of il,
many members Of Congress but there will not be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
WE'LL OLD CHEESE Yor VET .

Brother Jonathan has recently found out fbot h.
can erpoTi choose to England al profit Sir hun
dIed were recently sold in Liverpool IN ono week
The duty Is about 81 g. pcr cvyt.. and tbov cell ~
- to 56 shillings sterling, af1rdine verv hand
some profit We predict that rs soon rs the tfade
bccomes valuable m order in council will be mad,
10 increase the duly mo free ira le theory 10 Oh,
country noiwiihsi anding
What we call tie white OAK" chooses have ~,
S"n' time been sent 10 Glasgow 10 be used in feed.
ing The operatives.
iN' I'sl ri 'h0 above paragraphs nav be correct
bot wc un lorstauI th,t the white r, cen, 4,
Is 'fml"sh1m, TO be used f,r Sharpening and polish
mg. tio manilciurcs u ihaipla,c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

! Our attention has been called by on csccmc,
friend 10 the suhn;ned article, which appearcJ ID
! The Balnmnre Patriot. Of Thursday evening. m,
doctrine contained IA which, he j. Of opurn NO aid
u carried out ~ practice, promote the best Interests
OF our country We comply with his request bv trans
ierring u 10 our columns. The suhjerf u one which
Is 10 occupy much aml serions attention nj the neXt
session Of Congress; aud 1t cannot too soon occnpy
The attention OF the People anj their Rcpres n alive.
IN Congress
Extract efa Le'tel from, Distinguished Wig Mem
Der ~ Congress 10 has friend ga Bali more dairi
"NovENnER ., 1911
we shall have stirring times this winter in Con
gross aud no one can now tell Mat aspe, pDiiIca
Affairs will assume before another spring put, forth
her howers. BY The blessing ofGh. mean 1.
stand by my country and her true interest in any
emergency, with manly fnrtudc let thpsc turn
side 10 do reverence To individual chiefatns who
plense. The tariff question is one which will cause
great irupblc, hut Tor my life cannot see The "A Is
dom, patriotism. or constitutional Injunction or in
hIhiion which requires the people of the United
States 10 admit the productions Of all the world free
OF protective restrictions OF any sort into her mar
kes, whilst OIL the world burdens yyiih.aEces,iv,
protective and Discriminating duties all her produc
lions crude or manufactured. The true interests OF
America Is To have free trade; but that is not free
TIA ie which burdens with duties excessive and in
ordinate, all we have 10 sell abroad, and receive,
no our markets loregn produc free tUr ncarl,
50. This - vafsllage, not freedom; ond ne I love
freedom. mean 90 resist IL If England and France
expect 10 have the privilege ofsellng itTe wullen
and coiions silks, &C. in this country at the moder
ate duty Of twenty per cent. or less they must NJ
low us 10 sell IN their markets our n,ur our tohac
CO. &c nj the same similar rate or the first prifr
eiplcs Of Nature, must require us o. exclude thei
promotions. or so tax them ns to raise W by the
protection. producers Of those articles among our
selves with wh'm we can exchange upon equal
terms one kind of product Tor another
III our Tariff il not arInngeI upon such prin
cIple as this. oil attempts restoration fine curr.nc,
WI be wofse Than idle. Whilst we purchase from
abroad more than we can pay f,r because they will
not lake m pnymet what we have 10 sell-1pJ that
too what their people want vastly more than we d7
lheH manuhciurcs-wc shall. Of course be in debt.
our actual money will 90 fast rs we can collier
" and our paper. no mailer by whom issued. Sf,fo
or Federal Government, or individual, will depre
cate. GIVE us wise system Of commercial rogt,.
laiiSns-give ne juscs md fair play m our doolings
with Foreign nations. ard we shall very a soon have
on abundant currency and an the cow cniences of
a sound convertible paper can DC applied 10 tho
community in any Of dozen different ways"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
COMMITNICATInN

THES rs to certify that have used in my fam.
ny DT Fans Soothing Syrup and teirg co1v5 ,
ced o It's great utHly ~ aeviating the suffsrinps
oil chIdren cutting teeth do conscIoniIOusly ice.
ommeGd II as an efficacous and invaluable me-
diclne a sense Of gratitude calls for IN this tes
umOhill as We as desire 10 render genel al ser
N LIE Sarctui TO procure tie above at No
We are well acquainted with the writer of thu
bove Article andwould not hesitate momen,
to endorse he oplnloa Of DR. Paris Soothing Sv-
rup.-lEi. Daily Chronicel -
we have used the SOofing Syrrp in our fan,;I,,
AMI il is "a stated by Mr. D-ISat. conIierI ~
For sale at the Store Of JOHN FISHER.
nov "a Aa,o - Wbc.f;,,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

"C"uD WATER ARMY To run RALLY"
IN f o NE! CONE ALL!!
la consequence fIhe inclcmcncy OF the weather
on Thursday evening last, the Ladies'. and Young
Mems Temperance SOcieiy adjourned In meet on
Thursday evening neu.Ih 18Th inst. At 6 o'clock
Il The City Hall. The citizens in general are re-
'peciiuly invited 10 attend. IL is To I've hoped that
'ho Youth OF our city. ofbo,h sexes will sut neglect
To be preseni,-ihere are lew who have ,n sns-
tain the heat aud hurihrn OF the hnille aud # ober.
do not wish to sec themOvefc,,me by the weight
OF The responsibility thus resting hpIn them. they
must como npio the Rescuc-cheer them by their
presence, and aid them by their counsels Several
appropriate addresses may he eIpecicd. Arrange
menIs have been mIde TO have the Hall cumfsrIa
he - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

70 ~ fIiI'If |" - HffIIlII ~ - n" u"
tea
To- ihr i1ur u...a Ffrr rr.rnIIF ruH HFrf I.. '..
Gen cod PhHatf.HHia DHufsr. nasfsE ala
hy John b.lri 1Hf s.f.ra .n lss lrr -. H
iuuinF 'br beet fn ta
The sr.uui beet uas usa ~ Eastar IH
B.uHt hfgat Hr Down
we Hr uIdrrs'guFi aru rgnnlrr FL F.r rHr
against fshilu. rsirh f1uf m.lr teHtE. H#.f ii.
J1.11 tH1fse Ling tasad laFfrgesF e. I.r r....
oi iha G7ufsr| ~prHf i-fl. or arF fsH u 81.
month Of ~, g. fueHig flsssant trsH 81.
one-ha.ip ~ arc-6urih friril ss uaF n rrHr.H.. Il.
ihe ifiends a tasi.1n. Toe frieif d p. f.H.f
E1 New l1ft HilHs9 Boz GOV la1t HI o. cd. 80
tho Day 1i face o. bg HaH.fi phru iHF rrr.t 60. Il.
closeI
The challenge salI roua.a fF-r ##.r. r I.
n1nih % JOHNSON
JANIS isEs
N-0 T.# 5. rr I-I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

~ OLlCE.-The members of Mr. Bruvr's iuyc
~ nile singing class, and Ihose Interested are
hereby Holifisd TINT the class will meet in the
s,sFiun room Of the Presbyterian Church or
FRIDAY and Saturday afternoon Of ia 8 v eek AZ
3o,cluce. Parents and children generally ar.
lnyrCd TO attend Al, first meeting OF this class
ne Academy or sac ed Music will open i'm
me session room OF the Presbyterian CHURCH On
FRIDAY evening At . ! pck t. be ned Jir-
:'ay a"0 Saturday evenings during the winter. IL
= important the members sho nd be plesent an
'he hrst M ,ctlngs,and persons desToI s Of beco.
ming members are s ctfuliy invited 10 attend
Terms OF membership three dollars. Number of
lessons "a. j NJ RRnsyN u
Pnnoiortes tuned n short nouca "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
SHUMARD'S UNRIVALLED PASTE
HIAGKING

Viz established reputation OF This article Is now
IA beyond dispute. Il has been manufactured
and sold IN Cincinnati for ten wears past, where
u mas gwen universal satisfaction 10 consumers.
be above article is just received and foI sale
at the manufacturers prices nv
nov ID KING, 6CRJJMRACRER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

That government ., ought b. b. instituted
e,r the common benefit. protection and security 81
the people nation. or community; Of all inc var
modes anil forms OF government. that = l-esi' Nh'h
Is capabc OF prOIucing the greatest degree OF hap
pines and siieiy AMI - most chectuaiy securvd
against the danger Of mal-adminisiraion' and thai
when any government shall he E'und Inadequate 90
contrary 10 these purpnscs. majority OF the com
muaiiy hath an indubitablc. unalenabie' and indc'
feasible right 10 reform. alter OF abolish ~. IN such
manner as shall be Judged most conducive % the
public veal Ttrgipia Bah Of Righis. adopted Jane
l2h. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

THE RIyER.-FOor feet sin niche. or wafer N
the channel and falling.
We observe n Slight decline in the pr.ee OF a,ur;
S5,50a5.75 is about a fair quusaiion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

The Governor offhe State Of Georgia has issued
ms proclaim rtion appointing the first Mond ~ IN
January next, for tho election Of two members Of
Congress, to Gil thu vacancies produced by the re.
signaiiOn of Messrs AFFORD aud NIsagr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
Georae Fox us, GH4ycERr

David Tce, dered in this cause Ss ,%s I1n
term, lsii, VIII sell at public auction. Al The
'front.' door OF the court house of the county of ~
IraGI Of two hundred acres OF land sitsated on
MCkinn MS Fork Of Middle Island Creek. and
winch Iano IS particularly mentioned and d,s-
TERMS OF ) iLE.-One GTth OF the pur-
chas money IN hand one fourth in one yraI; one
fourth IN two years, aad the rem Iininy fourth =
hree years rom the day of sale The purchaser
% give bonds bearing interest with good secIITi-
~ ior the payment of tbs deferred Instalnents.
ID. WELLS, ID. S. For
nov Is I'm NiCpV {, ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

THE TRIAL or b. w. GREEN, at Richmond
has been concluded On Friday night last the Jury
brought in verdict ufnH guilty. Tn, Compiler
states That "ihe accused was remanded 10 ilil until
ne spring term OF court to answer TO twenty Ihrco
remaining indictments against him. Bail was offer
I'd, but refused nv The cDnrt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

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