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s.SVsIg~'A i'N'FRNE
I)IRLI)Il y'I()IE.

This stove constructed # the bestquelty OF Ru1n
ace IRON upon the cylindrical prn-thc iuinsoc or 'e
chsmtcr vccup, ing part Of the centre cyihdrr 10
sb.l he'd an stlno>p teric Rattfer upon each side
OF tabular form and lined throughout The heat ,hati
r 4,ed in the chamber passes between the Innings Of the
o rarerr, COX raGniorN hej are cned mto the base
At the botion .nd current OF air continually rSsug
through ts tubes which lefl open al each cad Tor
at purpose, carries great amount Of rarei'd or @an
air INTO The apartment The purity and soncss OF the
mir in a room heated by hi, stove peculiar and re
oarkaL,c tho heat ucrg dr ed fro" great extent Of
surface molsru;cly heated The h. ted air entering the
wings or sides of The Slosc, desceu and preads over
the entire surface Of the base Inc bottom keeping tao
colder norton of the AIR TIE door ant cir
-ulaan-in the menutNe preserving It entirely from con-
aminston rendering til, stove perfectly sale and agree
able Tor apartment, OF mvaids Sleeping rooms "c Ana
this Is the oaly .toy- that has thc radiator ,nd hollow
base combined, tie public respectfully invited 10 call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere Mnnuac-
ulred " X T.. BACKUS, - BoVcry, New icrk, where
he rcnt number oi recomn ndaious from yea
tea.en who have u.c,l these stoves. - I'm
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ONE PRICE sTOHE-Geo,isaen wisLng to
purchase good cheap Clothing would do well 10 call
., lssi Chatham srest where they hnd garments
Cioth Co.ts - TO sla Cloh Jackets, 81 TO S. Sail
net, Pant. 81 y 10 )! 70 Cloth Psnts - 10 si.5O.
al en1 JACOB COGSWkLI.
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tyRMNCEs AND AMERICAN PAPER
HANGINGS and Borders, FOR sale cheap a the
unted States Paper Hanging and Band Boz Warehouse,
IL CaHal-street Broadway, New-iorE. Rooms pa
pcrcd III the neateSt
sul 3a JOSHUA BROWN G5 Canal trcot
DssrNTENG UFFEUE FCts SALT
L A Printing Establishment, situated IN one Of the
Middle Counties of tins State Is offered for sale. To
Young of Wing principles, and qualified TO CONDUCT
Country New paper. this establishment offers m"ny su-
pcror advantages. For further particulars, enquire OF
il GREELEY OILS 81
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n CiiANCEkf B-io,r tn ~ Chancellor IF the Firt
Circuit Peter Ay-r Cblt.ei deur, ii4l aAjot her.
h@sfer's oa!--C. ~ IA |olrise-s Solicitor.
Fsf,Hani 10 t3ec-i oder % tte C3lt V Cha cery rlf-
'i- 41o,s ,nrl riie 'si. 1eio1 ps1e ucgs under
hg ii4m H. frsHzhn- 8lr7lser iL -Glh 4ay Oc-
- 4eli 81 ihe chants E2ch'ng- DO uecity Of NV YORK
ieer p1ft, q s'4ts iuC and being 10 the ~
word The cry at Csaly II New Yak lnl bound 4 =.
'sd \'ftoefF ~ land oe.asng & the sad Peter ayrr A.
al " tef a 2iaf u1Hrul1t pitce pdrci ground -i
+t-, iY9k 90 being 90 ,h- City ard N4sd affe.aid and
GUIDED - io,"-'9lh-r.y hy l3ist .i5eei Norheilv b.
laa onsiA< : ~ I'D Peer lyer Ea.t-tly b. i
iI1'o atsiI' l. III Avenue te Westerly id. th4rf
" !n i,.inee - i-s therei-ls thu aid fr, above d.
eflsI 'rslaf p',ee ground containing about 1t lots x
i ''ia ga deer ed peer 81 rround containing
'n1ut ois OF erosed, b-ug the .sr- p-r,,i. 81.
1, sly ,9, 70 Peter hysr hy srzge died The ri
~ - - and recorded IN the ORC, R-gi.t.r
D.1a of we Ey and C"unfy IT New Yor. in tibet I'd If
-n'21ss., p2z, ~, on the I'd d,y # 0ciob-r e3s
Dated Nv iDsk September % 1881
"a a,.,, joins >iDELl, M,:tsr;n Ch4neery
- JoiuI tIe.t
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ss..ss REV eaec.s.S

. - :. .ft93E -, z 2 ), ( s Z Ky =
s,,.s-SSez.zz.55 FALL AkRANGEMENl'-j'he steam
bot OSIRIS, C1pt. u. Nair-, wlL
commence running on Saturday. September 18th. fol
i.--is4vs Fult14 i.-Art Sip. East Hiver eycry Sax
ur<ly IT 10 o'clo.k, + 81 Tuesday, " sineslay aus
Fridiy al o'clocs, \. VI
Returning. .enys Red saaE every Monday morning At
~ o'clock, = T. Tuesday. "Wednesday aud Friday,
.: ua.l past - o'clock i II.
The hos; vi. sbcge anil farther notice, my
i-,t,o lL. --l-t ,- permitting. - IN
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SILVER W EcGsa3. q " !SfkDSD.
= 2S<s'S PAEENE sE:s.E- ROCKING

SILVER " Ecfs.a3. a W.SfkD&D.
/, gN<s'S PAKEN SELF ROCKING;
IN CHAlR-leii-ls no offered much improved.
VIII rock OF itself VIII please infant
VIII give perfect VIII comfort the aged.
Wnot get out OF order. VIII prove family comfort
l. rot this sufficient la sickness or IN health.
Rock, rock III Kings chair, there's charE' IN II
That soothes all the OF suffering huma nifty
Tell of the plearure there i IN the Use Of H.
Rocking 20 freoly-o! ease the reality.
The regulating OF this Chair makes effect equal
TO two tnc asd separate consequently the pur
chaser of King's efRockcr buys the CHEAPEST as
VOL u the easiest and best rocker the market.
NB.-rhe rockers Of This chair present Obstruction,
neither DO they the carpet
Always on hand the following patent Chars all way
rsuteI get out of order
REVOLVING CHAIRS, RECUNRENT CHAIRS,
RECuMBSNT RENOLNING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS. STUDY CHAIRS.
OFFICE CHAIRS, with great variety all made for
especial ease and comfort. All kinds Of chars made 10
order.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the
uufsctu.e of chairs " w KING,
Patent Chair Maker No. ~ Broad sa.,
olSu New York, between Grsnd y Broome -
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j. PAN IN THE BREAST have been cured Il
IOsfN W.ikWIaM.

fOsEN W.itSE<M, Saeep SD.elier and Re
- hnsr IN general, No. Il John-.j street Nes York
Purchaser of JeweieI's and Siis.rsmitJ's Polishing
P1aicas-. I.estel- Parting Der, Coarse SILVER Rsf''
Lace 'i ,ai plsteJ Ae,ais BoCkLinlef- Rsgs 81 &c
az ~
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rg..oEVsY-r Nt5gEgH.-fsDfssNGN

Ts=SEF4zTs Ne5'EId A.-fa q iss~ G.S "a
Pii.IS-The Public 81 America informed thai ae
British College Of Health London have di,mi,' Mr
Taylor. Of y; u-oad<.y, NeU-fora = their General
Agent, and tlat therefore they have -" oager a
easral ageuti1 America Tins l. particularly Impressed
IN ths earie OF the UEited state. we'll kaoSn
that csa indis4als enteag0rus 10 palm of their
medicines under :he plea ;iat lteg sctnz genera!
lg-nts 10 the establishment ln LONDON.
M.rc,aats. Ira ers. Agent. AID others, be sup
piled on the .ae terms G. their late agent. Mr. Taylor By
ending heir o7ters direct s-srs. MORRISON, At th-
British Cu-Ec Of Health. Hamilton Place rev. Road
.ondou. ihev Wal obtain II the siine ume CeFtih
cafe of lie yehl.ueuess Of the Medicines.
Look i9c lie re.5caton OF Nr. Taylor appointment
ard otilr- e=ft,u.a-s rms ss FORK aHd other pnper-
AZ 1ea. peiag 20 Nr T4y ar for Mogisoai Medicines
,re to - pa.d 30 ,es-fs. F.RTH & HALL CT Ff1ahiIn
square, New YORK.
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..i.rE., aCrItsrHe,lSnc oM

Al>SiOE y Aishi;ot>t, No ~ Liberty -etreei--
lsd 10 o-terof al. .le FROM clianiou New
the d-et Eo5k pa3er =lad= The country g the far
z--Aet pres, from tae very lpcrior nails Of r. A.
@ aal ". Curtis Boston lad - I 81 Curtis Bei!yitle
y land froE several other manufactured. having the bet
machinery. AL orders thankfully received ar! pralp;
= sA.o-LeI ~. % Ll.AaEIl li-ErLS An.
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CHARLES pBUs,

SUCCESSOR TO GEO. PEUSCHER,)
MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BONES, 1877 william
Iva street every possible shape style and variety for
the of any neof business. constantly hand large
assortment OF Square Bcxee, aip and fancy single aud
IN sets; also
BANDBoXES,
by the bale
Genuine German Cologne Wafer imoIcd and Tor sale
IA very lew price. - Sm'
GsEEAP. CsEESp. Cssi2AP. JAMESON
~ JERNiS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Office.
Visiting Cara Plate engraved aud fifty Cards for only
S. 80 All other Engraving half the usual price
Please call and examine specimens. No 45 CouTtand ST.
Greenwich. % im
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TIE EASTERN DIV iSION
Cir.ft...Es<s- y "'-1
. ..-'.. ~ Me- -Vcs;:E "a ERIE
= .zzs--ss9.l-eEE RAIL -:0.ss5-Duu further
trans, Wall ran t- i1lin"7
FROM NFNN-iDRK X.

notice trains, wall follows;
FROM NETWORK
Passenger from taiiy, except Sundays leaving the
otof Alblng-si. IL the Company Steamboat UTICA,
Captain =. II. Schultz, y A. 81, aud arriving Goshen
81 p. NJ.
i Freight enJ Passenger Tra;a tri-1eetiy in adI
ua the above leaving the foot of ChambersStrec 81
o'-lock F. NJ or Monday. Wednesdays aud Saturday.
aud arriving Goshen a, 10, ?. ". stopping places the
.,.nc as ~ the trans from Goshen.
FROM GOSHEN
Passenger Tca,n day, except Sundays, leaving the
depot \. IL, and stopping any OF the following
place, where passenger: may desire to = left taken
up, VIZ Chester, Monroe Village, Seaman,yie Turn
rrs Honrae Works, Ramapo station, suhrrns Pascac,
Crcea3ush Blaugeity!l- and Piesa H. arriving IN tine
Steamboat ticl :; York at ~, ".
i FreigAt and Passenger TrGtr :Ti-neekiy, leaving
the depot +. ~, Moudiy= " snr,sys lad SatrT-
days, wIsoi u required, the above places arriving
iG New York 20, 10, +. W
Freight elli be- received the Company boats, at the
foot of Albaay street daiy, sitter u'ceck T. NJ aud AZ
tie foot OF Chambers Honday, Wednesday ard
Saturday, til o'clock VI.
For freight passage inquire at tbs Company Trans
rOrtaon Office corner of Liberty and W-st->treet-.
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That golden, everl sting chain,
Whose strong embrace holds heaven AID enr andnain
While that institution was in force it made Us
more one people than all the other constituent
parts of government united. man Travelled from
one extremity Of the Union TO the other with an
adequate supply OF it, bills, anI by the most 'ensi-
lie OF all demonstrations, recognised the unity Of
lie Americnn people. Salem 0aA
New-York tribune., 1841-10-20

u HACKNG COUGH 3, arser triang tbirg It
al" -i.' 90 consumption uae>, yea take Or Asn' B'l-
sum DO sot tAi-d. tecaGsa irch-Ig cough ths
Li.ost any thing slil II. Iry Dr. Allen, la!'aEi
Remember. YOU ifs staSe. Look for im,taoa''
X RAISING BI0gD-Dr. Aliens Balsam si.l cure
tins dreadful disease IL d hl1ing To the idag'
that /. require but e~ de- stop all bleeding u
a-o alay tue cough, and makes one breathe perfeer
easy.
j. PAN N THE BREAST have been cured u
Thy Dr. A!i-n's Bs.sam- Let others Try IL
r. i. LOCKWOOD, cor. Spring sud Fsr.ck--i''
sold by l. ". .ion. OF Bowery aud Gran+-sla
DR.. Watsworth. Providence. General depot and whole
ale office William 4 TyIer's, = Barelny -auee Ne'
York OILS I'm
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pE0pl.E,- lime FEsOR NEWNOtii.
> go TO "z1
- E ASTON. PA -

Through u hoHrS. Fa:e only =.
Leave girr No y T., Battery Place, "a, ! O'clock a
" daily SUNDAY, excepted by steamboat Cinderella or
a.cr Witch 10 Gizabetdpor then 10 tAe Tie cars Of
de r. To4u aad Soi-errie Railro.i Bouuibrook.
vipg ouIy i miles by coucacs m4kog 5y far tie most
-as.n, aad expeditions roae 90 Easton. For seat, APP
p.. 20 4 D. Hope. - C-urtlandt or board. A. D.
Hope WI accompany To- passengers 10 Bound bToo. aud
?, n!cr a!l a.si.ti4Hce necessary.
n S. This the osi iae tazi arrives a. fsston be"rt
n,rht Returning hi, l.ue arrives a. "" forN az half
90; - oeiccl, ~. two hours III aI'ance OF tho won
!.rft.,y ,rs, mail nae via : Brnssick.l ~ .im
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Mo UIIEET.NT VII pTeNoHt ~ '".4-UHITVIUT' |IIu
IN the first stages cure It LISA han3m1i "a Nature,
every ;aeleiGe ought to be. II gives Ihe lungs rest ex
cpi tho respiratory action. invites the h"inor n'en'ity
Ia the surface where Nature designs tEcm dmlnishes
arterin nd the work Is Zone inorduatc self
dos prompt the proprietor to make the above deca
raunu, but philanthropy, h competency a. an a-so-
ciaic THIS article WIKI the Bloo!root Pills an! Anti
Dyspeptc .uGsch Bors intended auNilaries 10 tn
Vegetable Pam7ue Detergent constantly 10Y sale a: No
$50 Chatham street. Grltuitug> advice gwen viii The
theory lnI testimonials iu pln ist form hy IA; Frac
bumb- servant o. I'm GE1. ROGERS. II D.
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JAMES D. HOW'LL Sob Proprietor,
Al ". Watson, Apo'Rsear's H"i''
20 Clthrriue -.
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y. B-An kind ofSto.es Copper rin, aud Sheet Ito
Ware constantly oa land and for ale reasonable.
aul2 cod i'm
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YM II VAN pORFy

To en1bie al 70 li % for tAem.siyas lail agree 10
lake hac TIE stove aud reura pGfcase money for all
rrtaed by pro..sd mat he eud Of tsree gees.
he purchaser does 500, coiuc.te pieon With the above
eefuheates. ! t. mOTr 2Gi Water ~ and
- Bowsry Chathsm squire
y 2. sold also by M-,sfs TuaIll'a. 20 B,aery J.
limo Grand u rsar Bfoadesyi }! Gas.ner Green
~lcr c"rns-pf Fulton -. OH J..
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,I.,m,,'5. had Of II. uot $50, 81 Boeo,y % ln
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.isY MOTTO -

-lu.C00 Fal.eiiood. c.n
not destroy one Truth.
'rhr truth j.. well Dit
rccfed experience wiil
elicit t. truth, and the
following n everBtion -
prcdica,cd on 80 years
sNptc.encr in the held oi
MEDICINE. and the result
Is, that the compssiren
dsnommatsd ROGERS
VEGETABLE PrLMO-
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JUST RECEIVED
NOTICE.
r.. O.. ROBERTS.
<:eu.Iemcu's WI. oies:.ie aud Retail
l. T. = IL \ {, = L u X l.

203 Chatham Sguore, n. J.
B-Cons,amty on hand i general assortment OF
Socks Scarf, Cra.as, Pocket handkerchief, Hosiery
Cloves, Shirts DraNer, bc,oss, Coii-is, >aspeuGsr-
Umbrellas SC. 81 oil OF which III be sold a. tho lo"est
c.,,h nrice- ole In
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
NO)lfiGE.
September Sd, ls4l.

BHENRY BRAND, Whose place ofresideneels uHtncNa'is
hereby notified that on the 9th day ofyune, le4l Robert
Nonger filed in the Cof OF Common Pleas 0f TdAezitWxs
County, and State Of Ohio hllshOwng ad ssng fekh
agreement in writing executed by the said Henry Bihd the
said Robert Nongerin hch said dgreeskttd said hiy
Band hound hmselfe deed free Ofa neumbanees
for eighty nine Of land dscbedt nsthe w half
of the North east quarter ofsecon number fouF.
Der even and range number four when the said Robert Nong
should have paid the Of purchase money pus
ant 10 the terms Of said agreement and fully complied with the
conditions spulaiions to be done performed by purAu
ant 10 the copy Of which said written agreement 10
file with said bill nsad Court said bill further charges
and shows that the said Robert Nofsinger, has pud the fan
mount the purchase money for said land pursuant to the
quiremens Of said agreement and in every respect fully COM
piled with n and singular the corons and spnaons there.
in contained to be done performed BY hin that the said
Henry Brandt hasfaled deed pusuunt 10 his said
agreement tile object and prayer Of said bs obtain from
said court decree that the said Henry Bundt specifically per.
form his said agreement that such other and further relief
may he decreed good conscience and equity may require
and the said Henry Brandt hereby further noed that unless
he appear and plead answer denur ui bill within
ty daysaer the next terafer the expiration othes days
will apply said court oake the matters ofsad bin as cot
4 fessed and decree thereon accordingly.
r. D. LEONARD.
Sol. for complainant
July 7, l841. 266w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
UNITED STATES BANK.

II is said that the Banl Of the United States at New
York, branch of the Pennsylvania Bank ofhe United
States, will close in all this month"; and the business
Of the institution be settled up. The Journal of Com-
merce says:--"The gentlemen who have been its man.
agers. Messrs. Grswold and Alsop make good Thing
Of it, They made bargain with Mr.. Bddle whie he
in bis glory, to act agent for the u 8. Bankof
Pennsylvania during the continuance of its charter at
acerain salary, Now the bank wishes TO wind up its
aarS and terminate its agencies; but the; agents here
claim to 60 according TO The bond. suit was com.
mencedln the case, which had been settled by allow
ing the agents some too hundred Eonsand dollars to
give up the contract Tho money for the pnrchase Of
the lot and the erection Of the bank building fur
nshed by the bank in Philadelphia, and show ofcap
itHlmade BY depcsing here large amount "oans and
discounts" already made, large part Of which still
remains as il was when placed here Il will, perhaps,
be known now what the peculiar cbaractar ofhs bank
was, and its relation to that in Philadelphia, which
abled those who knew, to swear that il was, and
not until the msta2hysiciaus were confaundeds The
building, suppose, has been the real eaate 10 New
Yorkreerred to IN the statements Of the mother bank
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02

Jackson did-and that therefore they sustained him.
Recolect ifyou can, all that was said and done last
year and say, ifyou can that the whig party, any
ofits organs or orators ever promised the people that
.Tippecsnos' or "Tyler'' would, lfeected give US
National Bankl Say further You were not uniformly
told by the organs and orators ofthe wing party that
neither Tip nor Ty was in favor Of aBank, but that the
candidates and party opposed to National BankG
The people ofthe United States have reason TO be
thankful that John Tyler has had the frmness 10 keep
and perform the promise thus made in his by the
wings, and will moi all huIest men while they honor
his integrity in this case place the mark Of aIsehuod q
frand upon the front OF those whgs who new, def.
ance ofther pledges twelve months ago. are found adj
yocaiing bank, tariff and distribution.
Now, was the question ofbank ''at ISSUE list year
between the partiesl x.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
From the American Union, Aug. IA, 1s41.
ANOTHER BANK DEAD.

As will be seen by the advertisement in another
column Of to.days paper the Bank of Steubenye,'
in this city has placed all it's monies snd effects in the
hands of trustees, who will wind up the institution.
We understand the Of this, is the delay of some
persons in Buffalo, who heavy debtors TO The bank
to lift their notes. The trustees assure that with
little indulgence, towards their Debtors they will be
able to collect the dues 10 the bank, which will be suE
fcient to meet all its liabilities. Such are the facts as
we have received them. Rising as the bank did fom
under heavy debt which had caused it to fail several
years since and under circumstances somewhat similar
to the GallapoiS Bank, winch blew up last winter,
with aage amount of its notes aoat it has never OBJ.
tanned the general confidence of the public
Thus within few yeass have two interpretations in
this city goneby the board which demonstrate the en-
tire useessnesS ofsueh things. performing regular
business. When will our people get their eyes open,
and by refusing to incorporate companies make every
branch of BUSINESS depend upon its own meritsi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
COMMUNICATED.
THE ISSUEl

&. a XII lODOEl
What s an issuel 1t hss various meanings according
TO the subject matter to whichitis applied This you
may ascertain satisfactorily by consulting WebsterS
dictionary, t .s(i
When matter is asserted by one and denied by a>
mother, this is an issue between them There is
araher queer issue between the Clay Wings and the
Tyler Wings Clay's party contend thatthe bank ques-
ton; the tariff question; the question Of distribution of
Lands all submitted TO the people the last Pres
denal election. And that the success of "Ippocanoe
and Tyler too was declaration ofthe people Of the
United States in favpr Of Bank increased Tariff and
Distribution ofproceedS ofpubhc lands The question
is now asked to each reader ofthese remarks whether
he Fecoilerts reading in sgle mig nesospapsr from
theday ofthe Harrisburg Convention to the day of
lection, any statement thatthe whg party, if successful
would gof0r those --pareuafly the bank and
distrbulion Whether he heard single stump speaks
er urge the propriely Of either ofhose measures2 ask
them furiher Did not all the democratic papers al
ledge thatthe wings, ifsuccessful would endeavor to
fasten those measures uponhe people:and did not the
whig pagers deny 1T s-sfs.
Did not the Democratic stump speakers affirm that
such would be the policy Of the wings if they should
get into powel and did moi their stump speakers deny
In Did not some ofthese Wing Stump Speakers des
clare that theirpaty opposed to banks and TO any
aleraton of tho tariff and did they not rsproach their
opponents ftr making the assertion that they were for
Bank; HFgh tariff or dsiribuhUn When the Wings on
the Stump opposed the were they not
asked to state what weul,i be their substitute? Did
not The whgs decline answerngI Did they ever dis
close what their substitute would bel And when told
they would go for bank did they not Indignantly deny
it, and declare that they were opposed 70 bank -ihat
General Harrison was opposed u bank; that General
Harrison held the same opinions on that subject that
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-02
JOSEPH LANNING, j. z
NdlTICE.

a0>IIRISTOPIlER FlickingsE Levi Fickinger Eli
" Fllcknger, Stephen Fickinger, Hannah Flicking~
er, Mary Ann FIickinger Simon Flickinger, Caroline
Flcknger, Elizabeth Fickinger John Flckinger, Lou>
liza Flicknger, Peter Flickinger; Michael Smith, Els
zaberh Smith, and Pinnn Hsnne heirs at law and le-
gal representatives of Michael Flekinger late Of Tus-
carawas county, and State ut Ohio, deceased are heres
by notified that William S. Myers administrator the
esats Of said Michael Flickinger, ts day fled in the
court of commoM Pleas Of said county petition m
chancey against them, and setting forth amongst other
things an agreement writing executed BY the said
Michael Flickinger and Peter Flickinger, IN which a.
sreement the said Michael Fcknger bound hmselfhls
heirs executors and administrators TO execute the said
Peter Flickinger and his hes for the consideration
th rein mentioned good and sufficient deed in fee sim.
pie clear OF membranes Of tract Of land in sad
agreement described follows to wits part Of the east
baIf of seccn number 10y six Of township number 90
ten and range number q one, beginning at tho north
east corner of the said secfon and running thence south
Of degree, west 1851 chains; thence west $50
chalus; thence south &C degrees west II so chains:
thence north 33 degrees west 9.25 chains thence
south 82t degrees west 20 "a chains thence nOEt IS
degrees east chains thence north 29f 1egfees east
2.60 chains; thence North 2Sl degrees GIG; thence
north 27S degrees east chains thence north 23E deg.
east 27 thence north "a degrees east a. SO chains;
thence south S0} degrees east % 20 to the place OF be-
ginning containing hundred aud thry.s acres
and fourteen perches Of land said bill further shows
that the said Peter FichnRer has fully paid the con-
sdsraion for said land pursuant to tue terms Of sat
agreement and in all respects fully complied with tlis
conditions and sipuailons therein mentioned to be
done and performed BY hm, which agreement is NOW
on ic with said BILL said bill further charges thuihs
raid Michael died uever having executed q deed fdf
said tract Of asd; pursuant to said agreement. THe
object and prayer Of said hill to obtain decree
order from said that the said petitioner as aAid
administrator deed for the said tract Of land
to said Peter Fcknger PURSUANT to the terms Of said
t,aka freill nth
and further order or decree equity ind good con-:
science may require and the said defendants are hsS
by further notified that thess tiey appear and plead
answer or demur to the said bin within sixty days
af er the term Of said court thst asf the expires
ton of said sixty days. he will uppy TO said court 70
take the matters of said bill az concssed and decree
thereon accordingly.
r. D. LEONARD.
Sol for com'n's.
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