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

Observation-Disclosures from Matamo-
ras, dated Nov. 7h, received at New
Orleans, refer to run or current at
the, place, that the government have
sent deputation 10 join an embassy
thereto proceed 10 Tcxas. with proPo-
snlous which, If accepted, will lead TO
the reccgustIon ofTexan independence.
Subiolned are the articles Of conven.
ton entered into between Cansles and
Ausia, al Camsrgo, on the 9Th Novem.
ber.
Art |. The security of this frontier
being threatened by the Texans, the
iederalIss Of this department have sac
ri6ed their anterior views, for the pur~
pose Of supporting the dignity and de-
corum Of the nation.
AI.2. Oblivion for the past, and a
friendly union between Mexlcaus.
All. 3, Security Of speech. aud prop
e1ty guaranteed,
Art4. For the security Of the from,
,ier the re lmentS Sof the six villages OI
the North shall remain in the service OF
tho government without pay excep, in
the case Of the active campaign agains
Texas;
Att 3. All the prisoners made BY
either pIrty during the war, 10 be giveI
up.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING

II OSEPH W. NEWBURGb, would res
eT specially inform his old friends and
he public in general, that he caF'ies on
the abCVe business in alt lis various
branches, one door East of J. |. Smiths.
Store, where he may at all times be
ronnd to attend 10 all work intrusted TO
him. He flatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as lie
intends at all times 10 keep IN his em
plov good competent workman, and he
means TO receive the Faehous isaDply
provided for.
70 accommodate his .frierds in tho
country, be will take nearIy all kinds o
country produce.
N. B. One or two apprentices wan-
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between The age Of 10
and I6, would be preferred. They must
| be Of good character, as recommenda-
tons Of industry, honesty, and .sobrIe-
ty, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. l5, 1889. II.
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BR 4 MDRE I .a17s5
EsIh Is

THESE Justly celebrated Pills have been
before the American pbic overs years, their
restorative and curative properties ale fully este
mated by hundreds oil thousand Of both sexes,
aud they are still growing in repute where ever
they are known. Wherever a prejudice exists
it is because counterfeit pills have been used.
Ask any one who has used the genuine Pills.
and hearty accommodation Will be the sure
result.
The great principle of "PURGING" in sick
ness is beginning to be appreciated. ltis found
much more convenient to take an occasional
dose of half dozen pills and be always well
than to send for Doctor and be BILE d. blister.
tered and salivated with the certainty that if you
are not killed, you will be sure to have m onths
of miserable weakness, and the only one who
is benefited is your Doctor. Look Ut the di1e.
renee between the apperence of those two per-
sons-one has been treated by your regular
practitionerS-see no pale and debllitated ht
is, see how theshadow ofdeath throws his sol
tary glance from his emanciated cOuntenace
soc how he neth5Rs in every limb; his ey,
aunk, his teeth H9stroyed-his constitution per
haps irrevocNbln gone yet, just hear how tn
Docter arrogates to himself credit. lie say
most invetera'e case Of liver complaint -
nothing but the most energetic rumedIcs ::save
him." Energetic moasures i. ct Mercury an
,, Bleeding ruined his constitution, better say
So TO save life YOU must half poison with lht
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
August 9s, ls4o--tf

gOOY e SBENN 81 OfNE,
EJiratcd IA the bmi|iao form0ly oscupi
ed as Il Grocery By .Mr S!mph, =
opposite The Mansion House,
.Ncw Philadcphin, Ohi0.
CG2T .AD C}ETpCIE,
TS ESPECTFULLY informs the cit
~ & izaue of New Philadelphia, has
nc carries on the above business in all
nl liza various branches, AND as he keep,
none other than his own manufactured
ne can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor HIM with their Gus.
ION.
Particular attention will he given to
The manutac ure OF Gentlcmen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one cf the
hes, Bootmen in the country. ALSO
-Ladrus' Work by Measure.
A general assortment of BOOTS g.
SHOES (of his own make) constantly
on hand,
The Public are respectfully invited 10
give him a call before purchasing else
where.
aTGD
Groceries, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
der, and Llquer by The quart and gall
i0E
Nv Philadelphia. Arg. Is, 1899
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FROM Wooster CTiIO,.. To Wheeling Va.
Via, Nj. Eaton, Caral Dover. New PhIadcI,
phia, PASSPORT Stocktown, Cadiz Harrison
county, llarrisvlle, M. Pleasant, Malls to
Wheeng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ct
cry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday mornings
1t 3 O'Clock; rests all night at Cadiz and reach,
rs Wheeling IL O'clock A. NJ. the succeediue
lay.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock p. NJ. reach
es Wooster 8 o'clock p. NJ. the succeeding
oy.d
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for. Frederick, (MaryIauJ) atwhch
place the Rail road cars 10 Baltimore and pIlil-
adeIphia, offer cheap and RAPID passage; also,
with transet mp and dawn the Ohio by Steam-
boat passage almost always in waiting, and Of
fer opportunities Tor conveyance to Cincinnati.
Orleans, ST. Louis, and niomcdute points, al
so 70 s!euhenyille, Pitrsburg ard othcr point in
that direction.
Ar STER,
Thls line leaves after tie arrival Of the Wcs'orn
and Northern Mails, for CIeaveand, NorwaIk.
| Mansfield ect. lntrrSects the Ohio Canal. al
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in the direction of Masson, CeayeldnG.!
also to Columbus, HChiIlicoihe and Portsmouth
on tho Ohio, and. intersects at Cadiz the SIeu-
benvlle lile.
AT OOSTER.
Ths line intersects the Norwnlk-hne which
line passes through Ashland to NorwaIk, fol
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with thr
line to Mansfield, Bucyrus, and with line a
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
This Line for the last four years has been
eight months in the year in Coaches and the re-
naming months on horseback. T7he presen
Contract Compels the Contractors to carry til
Mail in Carriages, the whole year, of cours
no apprehension need be INDUCED bv the pub
lie Of anysdisappointment from season or weo
ther.
THE
carriages aud Horses have been selected wit
J he utmost care, and none but experienced an
= sober drivers will he employed.
} Application for seats OH this line can be mac
) at the Wooster Hotel. At the United States Il
: tel, Wheeling, as well as at the intermedia
points.
II. KOLLER, ! contractor
: ]. A. MYERS,
t April 24th, 8. CIV.
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sVpeaU oRgr'iUNy.

GS AMUEL FERTlG.-GROCER
S Commission Merchant, & Boo! 81
Shoe Manufacturer,
East SIDE OF the Canal
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, ageneral assortment o
goods, such as:
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Liquor :, Oils
Smoking 4 Chewing Tobacco, UUyto-
tiOmaries, Rock Sah, Ground Pepper,
Alspice, Mustard, Ginger, Bar and
SHAVING Soap, Ch0caiate, SaIaratus
Shoe BIackiNg, Black 4 Red Ink
,friting Paper & Quills, Raisins, Nuts
of all Kinds, Loco t'OcO .D@tches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce, Wines Of all dcs'
captions, &c. &c. &c.
BOOTS & SEEONS.
Mems fine and coarse Boots, fine 4
coarse Brogans, Cater Boots, Slips
y Shoes, &c. &c.
Orders for any description of Boots
8. Shoes, can be filed on tea> enable no
tice, and on the most satisfactory terms
Canal Dover, Nov, 10, 1889.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION

THE DEMOCRAT will be published every
Friday morning, at FIFTV CESIs. every three
months, in advance, or Two. IoLLGRs & FIR
rY Cents at the end the year.
0F~Mo Paper viE be discontinued, I'M.
less at the option Of Publisher, un-
I'll all arrearGges are paid.
Advertisements inserted AZ the following
rates.
Fer transient advertisements, ohs
square or less, thee weeks for 90
Every subsequent insertion, 25
One square for one year, ie,OO
Two ditto ditto 1900
lIaN Eahmn, 1900
One Co'uHn, $500
AIvetIsem eat, NAV b" ecu; In I.rough the pos
ihce free Il pnttag0 on the part the .Ad,er-
isGr.
Printing Of anerV description, ereeu-
do" Tie most reasOadtio terms, for cash
or trade.
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THE VzL4AGf s. HOTEL,
RBY &c. F. EsPECH.

eBY &c. F. ESP!CH.
sSTHE Subscriber takes this opportunity ofin-
forming his friends aud the public generally,
that he has opened house of public entertain-
ment, by the name pfthn VlLLAGEHOIEL
at his former residence in the town of Now
Philadelphia, where by attending il person to
the wants of his guests, he hopes! TO morit and
receive liberal share Of public patronage.
lie deems il unnecessary to speak olthe man
ner in which his TABLE, BAR, &C., vii! .,r
furnished, believing lhnt those who may favor
him with a call, will need no further recon-.
mendalion TO induce them to call again. lie
will, however say, that no effort shall be wan.
tlng on his part, to accommodate travellers, and
render their stay with him agreeable.
Z BOARDERS will be taken by the week or
month, on the most reasonable terms.
G. T. ESPICH.
New Philadelphia, Nov. 20, 1910.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01
HARD TIMES.

How toag is il sinCe the feCerel wings
began to preach about hard times and
great distress among tho commercial
men of tho country and what reason
they had, is best known among them
eelyes. But the report ofthe Sacs'sry
of the Treasury clearly shows that they
had no resson..to attribute the cause to
the administration; for such report un'
der all circumstances has never yet ape
peared in the country.
Instead ofthe imports exceeding the
exports by so many millions, as TO prove
that commerce was in an unhealthy state
we find the case altered most materials
ly this year ending the Both of Sepism-
ber, instant.
The imports amount 10 $l04, ,905, ,S9l
and the domestic exports alone 10 Sll3,
7626l7, or nearly SO 600, 900 oyer the
imports. Add the foreign exports Sl7,
800, 1888, and it makes Sl3l ,57l $3.50,
or more than twenty seven millions o.
yer the imports; although the prices of
them have been greatly reduced.
So we have the federal croakers abu
sing the Government for bringing bad
times upon the country in the very year
when there has been a greater export
trade than was ever before known, and
SlG,543,534 more than Of The year
1889.
Thus we have Imports
1889, $l62, ,092, 80
1910, l0l,705,69l
Less, $57,257,24l
Exports, 1870
Domestic, Sll3,762,6lS
Forelgs, 17,S09, ,333-$l3l ,57l $50
Excess of'4O over '39, $lO,455,S3i
Imports, 1889, $4,000, l3f
Do. 1910, lW, ,S9l
Excess of'39 over 40, $57, ,286, ,24e
The amount Of the two years 1899
and 1910, imported, is $266, ,S9e, ,03(
3 Exports, IN '39 and AZ, 252,690,G6'
Q Average Of the two years $l26, ,295, OBJ
. The excess of imports over exports
. in taase iwO yssrs. being only ~, li3,
o 9S2 per aGnum.
, lfthis does not indicate a sound az,
: healthy stale oftrade, we mistake, mos
. grossly.-Cm. AdUcrtiser.
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JOHN HERMAN.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
BLAKSMlThING BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF LOCKPORT. where he respectfully invites
theFarmer's and the public generally togive him
a call. He feels thankful to the farmers for the
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business, to receive share CT
public patronage.
Al kinds ofother work down as good as can
be down in this part Oft the country.
EDGE TOOLS.
Made t, order, and if they should fail, no
hcargos will be made.
Lockport Sept. 10Th, 1940.
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STRAYED.

Strayed away from the Subscriber living in
Dover, township, Tuscarawas county.
A BALD BAY MARE,
About 10 years Old, mark on her left hind leg,
where she received anIinjury some years since.
Any person giving information where said mare
is, shall be rewarded. ....
w. McCLEARY,
November eth, rS4O. Sw.
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ALSO FOR SALE.
ALSO ANOTHER FARM,
o. TAKE NOTICE,

All those indebted to the Subscriber,
by Book account, or Notes, to older
dates than six months, are requested TO
call and settle up, otherwise their ac>
counts will be left in the hands Of proper
ollicers for collection.
BENJAMIN MILLER.
Sep. 4, 1910.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01

The Nev York Sun OF Saturday re-
l@les the following interesting occur
Ience:-
"AJOyful rencOntre AT early hour on
Yesterday evening, a very pleasant inel-
GehI occurred on board of one Of the
tsrry boats which ply on the East Rv-
er. Two jolly ,ars, who had just re.
turned from long whaling voyage, anC
VIII" exhibited due proportion Of lh'
light, ,heArtednsss Of "JacI1-a.shore,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SH P.. D. ..

The partnership heretoiore eHisiing under tho
firm cf Z. B. MaEemsop and John Harlnoun
in the Boots and Shoe pakn,g basiiess is tins day
dissolved by mutual C9nsent. "
+. Is" "MAKFMSON,
]. HARMOUNT.
Dover Sept. 18th, l64O
Notice is hereby given to those indebted 10 tho
above frm, either by note or Book account to
call and settle by the LIST. of October, otherwise
their accounts will be left in the hands of pro-
per officers lorloo lection.
BE. Makemson
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01

A VALUABLE SUBsChIRER'-Ihe g
Lowell Courier tells ofa man who cub
scubed for two copies of Il newspaper,
''jusl to patrOnise the establIshmenI,"
nnt never paid ior g ii her Of them d!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-01

The amount Of the two years 1899
and 1910. imported, is 1886, ,S9e, ,030
Exports, IN '39 and 40, 252,690,C66
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-03-18

The Rains.-Since our last paper, lar
ger quantity Of rain has fallen, than has
been known for many years. Much dam
age has been sustained by the loss of bridg-
es, and we have no doubt that low ground
plantations, upon the rivers and CREEKS
have suffered materially. The Rail Road
100. mus, have been much injured, as up
10 the tune we write, We have had no
m;ails from Charleston or Columbia, since
Tuesday, tho 9Th inst. The mail due at
this place from Hamburg and Augusta
on Thursday morning last, did not arrive
until Saturday evening. Hamburg has
again been overfowed, but the damage
was comparatively small. as the rise in the
Savannah was so gradual, as to give the
merchants sufficient time 10 save the most
valuable Of all their goods. The injury
to Cotton has been trilipg. We publish
AL extract from the Hamburg Journal
giving a more definite desert p,ion of the
freshet, which will be found in another
column. We learn, by report, that the
Rail Road Bridge over the Edisto River,
has been swept away, and much damage
otherwise done to the Rail Road. We
hope, however, to have a Charleston and
Northern mail before our paper goes to
press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-03-18

DY Virtue OF sundry wrlts OF Fierl-
-Hs Facias. | shall proceed TO sell at
Edge6eld Court House, on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in April next, the fol-
lowing property viz:
Joseph Woods, (bearer,) VS. William B.
High,ower and Mary Hightower, nine
hundred acres Of land, more or less, adj
joining Mary Hightower and others.
Wade Glover vs. Dyonycius Z. Wright,
four hundred and fifty acres Of land, more
or less, adjoining John Coker and others.
VIM. Foster vs. Rudolph Garter, FIVE
thousand acres of land, more or less, ad-
Joining John Wise aGi others.
Whitfield Brooks, vs. Rudolph Carter
and Elizabeth Carter, The above described
property.
Darling J. Walker VS. Sterling Powell,
two hundred acres of land, more or less
adjoining D. !. Walker, and others.
VIM. II. McLain vs.. the same, the
above described property.
John Bauskett, assignee, vs. John Logue
and It. G. Bacon, one house and lot in
the village Of Edgefeld, adjoining E. b.
Presley, and others; levied on as the
property of J. Logue.
Goodwin, Harrington & Co. VS. Level
len Deloach, Two Horses.
Marin Posey VS. John Bridwell, one
Wagon and yoke OF Oxen.
B. E. Hobbs, for the use of Beverly Bur
ton, vs. MacMen Brown, one cream Mare.
Abner Perrin VS. Macklen Brown, one
Horse.
A. M. Wade vs. A. Whatley, Dauson
Atkinson an Lewis Ellzey, one tract Of
land, knowi as. Bridge Creeke. Tract
loriod on assshe property Of A. Whntlry.
Steedmaa & Merritt vs. John Barton,
the Defendants interest in four hundred
and forty-Gur acres Of land. adjoining land
Of the es;stes Of R. Hampton, w. w.
Williams. and others.
John Basket vs Nathaniel Ramey, one
negro woman Barbary, to be resold on ac-
count of former purchaser.
The Survivors Of Forts Townsend and
Mendenhall VS.. David M. Waters, one me-
gro woman, Betty, to be resold on account
Of former purchaser.
Samuel Quarles VS. John A. Rearden,
Stephen Terry, sen., and Stephen c. Ter
~, The trad Of land where s. C. Terry
lived the year 1910, adjoining N. Lowe,
and others.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. E. D,
March Is 1871. CT
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FAX Collectors Notice.

E WILL attend on the following places 10
u collect Taxes for the year 1910.
On Saturday, the 9th of March, nj Powels.
On Monday, the Sth of March, at Haioher's
Pond.
On Tuesday, the 9th of March, at Ridge.
On Wednesday, the 10Th of March, ut VIII.
liams'.
On Thursday, the 1I,h of March, at MoInt
Willing.
On Friday, the 18th of March, at Pery's.
On Saturday, the 18th Of March, Mt B. Rich
ardson's.
On Monday, the 18th, of Morch, at Chn.cl-
ills.
On Tuesday, the 10th of March, at D. Rich
ardsons.
On Wednesday, the 17sh of March, at Aliens.
On Thursday, TIE 18th of March, at Smyy's.
On Friday, the 9th of March, a, Sheppard's.
On Saturday, the Goth of March, at Dunton's.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, of
the first week of Court at the Court House.
On Thursday, the 25th Of March, at Moslcy's.
On Friday, the 2Gth of March, at Liberty Hill.
On Saturday, the 9th of March, at fuckers.
On Monday, the 29th Of March, at Middle
toms.
On Tuesday. the 3Oth of March, at Golfers.
On Wednesday, the 3lst of March, at e.
Ponds.
On Thursday, the 1st of April, at B. Island.
On Friday, the 2nd Of April, at Hamburg.
On Monday the 5th of April, at Edgefield
Court House.
After which time my Books will be closed
for the present year.
d. r. GOUEDY,
Tar Collector.
a1arcJ . IS
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nH d H # ATS

TT IFE PttI,s, &PHGNlX BITTERS.-
n The perfectly safe. uncrring, and success
full treatment of almost every species OF disease
bvtbe use ofMOFFAT'S s LIFE EMEDICINES,
il no longer a matter of doubt, as reference 10
The experience of many thousand patients will
satisfactorily prove. During the present month
alone. nearly one hundred cases have come to
the knowledge fMr. Mcfat, where thepalient
has, to all appearance, effected a permanent
cure by the exclusive and judic!ous use OF the
Life Medicines-some eight or ten OF tnese
had been considered beyond all hope by Their
medical attendants. Such happy results are d
source of grea, pleasure to Mr. M. and inspire
him with new confidence to- recommend the
use of his medicines to his fello'v-cilzens.
The LIFE MEDICINES are purely We:
GETABLE preparation. They arc mild and
pleasant in their operation, and at the same
time thorough-acting rapidly upon the .ecre'
tions Of the system-carrying off all acrimGoi-
Gus humors, and assimilating with and purify
ing the blood. For this reason, i'll aggravated
cases of Dyspepsia, the Life Medicines will
give relief in shorter space of time than any
other prescription. In Fever-and-Ague, In
fammatory Rheumatism, Fevcrs ofevery des-
cription, Sick Headache, Heartburn, Dizziness
in the Head, Pains in the Chest, Flatulency,
impaired appetite, and in every disease arising
from an impurity Of the blood, or disordcrcd
state of the stomach, the Use uf these Medicines
has always proved TO be beyond doubt greatly
superior to any other mode Of treatment.
All that Mr.. Mofat asks Of his patients is TO
be particular in taking them strictly according
lu the directions. II is not bya newspaper no.
tice, or by any thing That he himself may sny in
their favor, that he hopes to gain credit. II is
alone by the results ofa fair trial. Is the reader
an invalid, and does he wish to know whether
the Life Medicines will suit his own case If
so, let him call or send to Mr.. Mufiat's agent in
this place, and procure II copy of the Medical
Manual, designed as II Domestic Guide 10
Health, published gratuitonsly. lie will there
find enumerated very many extraordinary cases
Of cure; and perhaps some exactly similar to
his own Mofinl's Medical Office in New York,
375 Broadway.
For sale by
C. 4. DOWD.
March 1S. If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-03-18

BY tile U. S. Steamer Gen. Taylor,
Capt. Peck. we have received from our
attentive correspondent the suhjoined let
ter.
Lieut.. Alburtis, with Is men, was at
trscted by the report of rifles to the spot
where the Corporal lay, and 70 or 80 ln-
diaus rejoicing over his body.
Lieut.. A. gave them VolLey, which,
he thinks, killed a number. The Indians
then offered battle, and after sustaining
himself for an honr against this force, and
having exhausted his ammunition, he re-
tired to his post. Reinforced, he sailed
out second time. and another fight ensu-
ed, but the Indians forced him TO retire to
his post with two men of his force killed
and six wounded.
The Dragons and Infantry are in pur-
suit Nothing new from Tampa. The
Indians have not gone west.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-03-18
Augusta Seed Store.

Shaker Garden Seeds.-Crop of $40.
TRESH GARDEN SEED, Just received
IL from the Shakers. These Seeds have
given universal satisfaction ever since they
lave been sold at this store which has been for
three years past, and the proprietor deals in no
others.
The usual allowance made to Country Deal.
ers.
Bird Seed, Patato Onions. Lncerne, Red
Clover, White do. MangoM WurtzeI, Rye
Gross, Blue Grass, 1urnip Seed, g., g..
few Brushes, Solves, Sugar boxes, Swifs,
&c.
Feb. 1S, 1S41. G3