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DUFFALO ROBES: BUFFALO ROBES :
several hludrsd Buffalo Robes, recently purchased
a, the Far Cas- auction sale Tor sale very cheap by
be hale or single skin. Also. r1riey OF Sleigh Robes
b,nds,u,ey trimmed tse Hit, Cap and Fur Store of
dliim :. TUTTLE, lsi Chatham square.
Ct.EssIE REEa.s-E.ugh and polished Sleigh
y Bell. sssortsd iroa 100 TO No. TO- Also, fancy and
'Ons:1 ps0 II WMR WIGHT, l97 JOhu-ssee:-
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EIspNEsVATEDN


nF FFRENtiE ana English Chemicas PertnmGry
" hair and tooth brushes; wood ivory horn aud shell
combs Of ever, description; sp"ngr aud flesh bFis'es
Clothes and shaving hcs large assortment oi 'i"er
ains Amb wholesale and retail shaving soap
of every descriptions almond paste aud cream ior ihe
hands wig. ;oHpee, suSpeHders odoriirrous comp una
of Pcr.ian bags pure lavender water io'thp0v en-
puts and hair powder large assortment OF essences 'r
The handkerchief such verhens musk vanilla
berpamo,, lemon bouquet ae Caroline, bouquet de ko
PAtchouy, atpoaG, ambr0sia, Sc &c. Office No Bar
clay street - .,.,,,1.,
GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION
For he hair used daily by than ~ 90 peo-
pie for preventing the AR from turning gray curing
b.Idaes, du..r and can he obtained al No Bar
clay street.
EAU GRANDJEAN
Curling Fluid for washing the hair, also 10 be had
ghoesae aud r. tail. AT the same office.
BANDOIINE BY GRA >DJEAN,
prep aration for plasslng and arranging the hair The
most harsh and sun hair sill by the use of this become
soft AMI glossy.
A lares beautiful and unique assortment OF superior
HAIR BRUSHES,
Manufactured exclusively lor ir GIHEdJeans establish
men and with express view OF being used wIt ms
celebrated co.'s position
The only genuine
DYE
For the hun.,u hair prepared from the original formula OF
the Baron FhcnarG ny trastJcnn
AROMATIC COLOGNE WATER
To obtain genure article, inque for Grandean; IA"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

INDIA R-Goods OF every description
! such rs Ov-rcoats Wadlng Panaloons, Long Roots,
Rdiuy LrggIus Horse Covers Cloak, Pouches, Capes,
Caps Ca!rarc Piaiscr, und Boot Lining Cloth Life Pre-
servers AR Beds Pillows Cushion, Machine banding to-
rcihor with amO every article the huc, for sale at
wholesale aud retail, 10y =. &. SMITH y SON,
- H.. ~ W.tar ani tt Catharise sts-
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a FOw SALE orr EXCEfANGk-l

AA EDS S.ea.E OK EXCEEAn(sE-A A
lie Country Seat 10 miles from the city, lsca,ed in
Queens County l.. l. containing upwards OF -
drst rate land The buildings double house.
finish with crates marblc mantles 'oding dcors
&c. kitchen; also. large barns wagon house
rage house. shop. granary, poultry house and yard ce
house. with all other for large
family. The fu Is of the best kind nnd every variety:
apples, cherries Sc. 10 abundance
large aioun; Of the money ray rca.aa on bon! ani
mortgage; or Bruokyn New YORK CITY property would
be taken exchange. Address l.. H. =. at this otiica
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TySa MAlla;AaNz! s;NitSa aEEH,- For

US BAEe:lagN-. BARI; asES, - For
e sale exchange, 40 tracts of handsome Lsrd, con
tanning l25 each, soil of superior quality ,
watcred With nc and covered with tins timber
such white oad, hickory beach, walnut, maple and
ycaraore The soil adapted wheat rye oats,
coton tobacco sweet and Irish potatoes. Tse aba'a
lands viii be sold reduced prices. and terms to
.st OF they will he exchanged for almost any kind
merchandise Gor maps, diagrams and parcuars apply
Ia NTH & WIIIrMORE. 6 John np slairs. NJ Z
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

U,EAs.-Fine GqaPO"der ar, and /, imperial isa''
ri GRINNELI., AINTURN CO. Is south-st
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

E9I.s.El sND PE.AT EEs' = SAss
L FIRST RATE article OF Relied AID i.icES Stass,can
"A alway. y. found ai JAMES q. M0fFbI III Fia-I< @
80, srf Woos,ers 4, the loves, market p-:ce.. Like
i,s q vary suraric. srtieie of CoopsrI Rrafi az
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

SUPEHsOR LAMP OLE. The general com
> pain Of the quality of Lamp Oh for family use has
induced the subscriber open and offer the Mechanicai
fang Depot Nr Dacon tJ5 Broadwsy for the sale of
article refined Sperm nil. prepared by an improved
process. and under his personal supcni epdence. wh ch
or purity brllaucy Of light viii be found meet the
wishes en merit the pirouige of every person using IL
samples may Of various qualities aud prices at the
nce where orders Will be promptly execntet, either for
fmi'y th- trade, the most reasonable terms
Orer. for Brooklyn viii be received at the Rehnery ~
Chtp"l ~ BrIdge NJ. EDW tkO DOYLE.
d25 If Agent for the Uaon OH Refinery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

-s,N HATTIE RS-An assortment Of Silk Plush
Bands and o.hcr Trimning- on hand and io' sale al
Ant, Tariff prices, By .,,
do Inn ISAAC J. THafER. 80 NJ alden Lane @
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

sla1 MiexoNsrrE OR Tue GRAces OF THE MND FOR
1872. b. Appleton & Co.
This is the most beautiful miniature volume we
ave yet seen. 1t contains eight beautiful engra-
ngs, and is otherwise finely embellished. For a
lne holiday present i, j, not eurpassed by any Of
!. man. rivals
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

" purchase good cheap Clothing, would do well 10 call
1894 Chatham here they Can hnd garments ST
The i0lio.inE prlcss:
Cioti: Goats 50 sl2; Cloth Jackets, - TO s5 Sat-
Pants 81 - sl1J; Cloth Pants 81 TO si,5O
oil 1.n JACOB COGS WELL.
NrEH FAH.s. Ss1e7 Ds.-aLFVED SMITH,
Merchant Tslor No. l36 FuIton-sL would invite his
frienas aad tho pu.c call and examine his stock o!
ncr Fall Goods ofC'otk., Cassimercs and Vcs;-
urs suited to tho s trade. Gentlemen leaving their
crs may rely upon their being fulfilled in the most salts
factory manner Terms modcrale-Cash delivery. - Il
DEAC5e ORCHARD NUT COAL Al
4 LACKA WANNA PRiCES.-Real Peach Orchard,
Red Asa large Nut Coal douhly screened and deive'ed
any part of the city, free of cart1ee at..--sl 30
Btokan Egg 3 80 LShiyh. 90
Screened Liverpool Ill w
Apply al Yard, 50l Washington 81 near Spring ds5 3m
C0AI. COAL.-The very best quality Peach
I Orchard Rel Ash Cosl for family vel! screened
-idever part Of the city at the ya;d corner OF
Cireonwiaa an Christopher streets
Egg aaI broken ---.......-- ..-.-----.-sS Uo
S;nsr %
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4SA iSoSreS rO s.Es-A rOom auu hsd dsoou,
NE with closets pantrIrs suitable ai,,,
Also, large room, extraordinarily well lighted sua
HE for a workshop. Inquire the premises Of
So If JOHN LOCKE, in rear of 81 Ann 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

srA TO LET front Parlor, Ru,sp Iron GraIe>
E"E Marble Mantle aud plated lurntuie-with Bed
A-~> Rooms in a Geatocl Modern Built house--wita
Good ard. Tso Singic Gentlemen. he also
=odaied The family, very sm,ii and private. Apply a
fdrsyth Street. ia TIM
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

~ WANrs:O d to exchange Tor 4 hrst.ra,c F,ts,
1ia for vacant lots has ciIy four HousS aOd Lots
III .c located IA tins city The huildirg. brick and
huilt IN the bes manner aud all new and wi let The
above property Ni be cveRangrd io tr.t-rstc Farm,
nth good buildings On The nu he within t.
" milc from Ib- city, will be exchanged for good
lots well located ou the side % the clty The
above Houses and Lots ali the side and
good addressed TO u B. T. At this Office,
taung place OF interview ll receive aeuton dS32~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
W A NTS.

MAN L D-ci1Ga io > tor sood ~xiiers ~ith city
w reft.-pce wears also mall hoy. ar o:sce. ui
t-sss IFness anA sSsrsgs Sc- ippiy 10 srosl~ay
~ eaarge daring vstsr- s&slr
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

gO.fN WARWICK, S~cep Smeltsr ant Re
>, finer III general. No. /. John street, NewYork.
Purchaser Of jewelers. and SIiyarsmith's Ponhlngs.
Pu.nicngs LeselIs, Parting Bar, coarse Silver Bars,
Lace Gil, and patsI netals. BookbGder, Rags DC. Dc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

,VHIVg ssOyEY.-A superior article Of White
w Honey, fror Oswego county. boxes Of Is or 10
pounds. for sae by GASSNEk & YOUNG,
d23 I'll lit Chatham 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

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psar, .. "a Dbs
EEtSNAN- Sales OF 5JC0 los. prime yellow have been
made for ~ port 80 30i ce"t., cash. 80
COFFEE k-The markets. Guet. TIE sale iacludes W
bag, BAR n, iUcls; go Su.natra, 81; 100 Java
H. all mos 20 st D.m,ugo, cents and small lot
Cubi Ot both cash.
CoIrON-Satu,d,y last being Christmas, there was
no bus THIS article and as there IS usually but
te doing towards the close of Tie the transactions
since have been iisnt; prices however are with
out parti change. There l. considerable afoa sam
pes of hch yet cX bted, aud for TINS reason III
sar shippers decue operating any sXten The safes
embrsce GuG bales Upland aud FiIrid9, at I: cts 9u
New O.lcan., 10; and 100 MOBILE. ; IL together
go baie>
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

% NEsBIrr's Diamond Diary, is the title
Of a nea, lille pocket volume published at the
corner OF Wall and Watersheds, containing an
Almanac lis, of Banks, Piers, Packe, offices,
&c, Of the City, Interest Tables, valuable mem
0rsnaum book, aaa other valuable matter.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

IA itf D-i By o. good morsls, sS,., IL yesrs
W o! age. Is learn the 5ooS. binding beSiEsss 9as
who be I'd nh HI psFes;s will be preferred Apply
AZ - Ann street. xi6tf
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fooss elegantly bound ! 4 short time
The prce Of the erfGmed hHt tinted Music Is the same
white paper. low be obtained Of the
am all .ions ahort -r=n d. 3r
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

J. & II. LANGLEY 81 Chatham-s;reet, have
Published an attractive catalogue Of Christmas and
New Year Presents for 1912: comprising all the
English and American Annuas, large collection
Of Standard and Pictorial works &c. &c. We
commend our friends 10 their establishment.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
rHE btsfRIBUTioN BILL.

This enormous bribery bill that was only intended 10
buy up the States like cattle in the Market s we per-
ceve becoming the object Of general execratun by the
people in all quarters. And why should it mott There
never was greater insult offered to their virtue or pat
riOtisms than it At time when the Treasury was
bankrupt the general government takes three millions
Of the public money, and distributes it among the peo-
pie, and Immediately turns round and taxes the same
people TO- 00o OOO & that too ON he necessares Of
life. The people have declared, that they want no such
favon They condemned this bribery bill, and docla.
fed must be repealed. They have in states
pledged their State Legislators to annul the act by refh
sing to receive it all. And we hope the Ohio Legsla.
turs will do the same thing-expel by special act
OhioS share of the brbs from out the Boundary of the
State. Let her people tell the Federal Government
to take back the money though poor you cannot brbe
Is-though in debt YOn cannot corrupt u.s. This is
whsi will bo done by several State Legislatures and for
the sake Of patrlotism The preservation of democratic
principles and homes! government, wehOpe Ohio will
be found among the pt to strange The corrupt and State
debauching distribution bill See powerful article on
this subject in another column
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
Nj.
ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that petitions will be presented at
the session of the State Legislature of Ohio for
County, bounded followsl to wit Commencing at the
Northeast of section three in Goshen township, Coum
bana County, Ohio theuce West with the Western Reserve
line the Northeast of section ve in Marlboro town.
shpn Stark County thence South with the section line ito the
South west of section SIXTEEN in Sandy township in said
east of section sixteen in East township Carroll County,
thence North the Southwest of section thirty three
in Butler township in said COumbana County; thence East to
the Southeast of section thythree thence North to
the place ofbegnning And supply the deficiency of terri
tory Carol County, account the part taken from in
the proposed County, the deficiency shall supplied by
attaching Carroll County the following witt Section %,
23 a. 25 &C. q, "a, 49, and SO in Franklin township Co.
unbana County, Sections 81 %, %, "a; 25, 26, ST.
% Sandy township Stark county and the township ofWar
ren, and one leg OF luscaEawas County Ohio,
October 20, 1871.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
THE ANTI BOND PARTY.

The Election in Mississippi, turned on the question
whether the Stale should pay ITS bonds held in Europe,
not. The democrats said not and 1t appears they
carried The day. They look the broad ground that ono
generation has no right 10 bind another Immediately
receipt ofthis news at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sock fell 20 pOr cent. The States owo s3OOOO 900
and if the precedent set followed BY other States, of
which there is not a doubt, shall soon be in war.
Most OF these State debts created spec
uating times when rail roads, and canals and banks
had sci the people crazy, and now when the people
going back to hard work aad honest industry for l;v.
ing they are called on to pay cid debts. But from tho
MississiPpuns we earna "a new way to pay old debts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
NOTICE.

William Boyd, Administrator Of tho Petition
estate of Robert Dousherty decd for leave
Mary D'nsAeF'y Andre" Doosh'F'y'' st al Ian lands for
ment of debts fled in the Covrt of Common Pleas of
TuScarawas CO., Ohlo
In pursuance ofun order heretofore made by said
Cont in this case the undersigned administrator of said
estate will on the 3Oth day Of November A, D. ls4l,
sell at public auction tho following described real estate
situated in Perry Township, in said TuscarawaS county
Ohio, viz: The North East quarter of section number
twenty-one, (9l oitownShip No. five (5) and range
No. one q subject to the dover estate of said Mary
Dougherty, widow of said lntestats, described fol.
lows beginning the s. L. corner of said N E. quar-
ter Of sect. No, 2 township 5. and Range No. thence
running North 60 perches to post thence West So PSF
chcs post thence North 80 perchas post: hence
West rs perches to pos thence South 80 perches to
pos thence East by the South Iay OF said quar-
ter section hundred & twenty eight perchos to the
place Of beginning, containing 62i acres., Also part
of the South East quarter OF section No. 20 township &
range aforesaid being out Lot adjoining to Village Of
Weschesteri beginning On the Fast side Of Gay street
the allev opposite the s. w. corner of Lot No. SO in
said village, thence East with said alley % perchss and
twenty four hundreths the Eastern verge Of Phade
phia Street, thence s. 20 perches 10 Mary Rogers and
thence West with the line of said M. Rogers land % Cd
perches thence North % perches to the be-
ginning, three acres & ninety one percheS, subject in
part to the dover estate of said widow which is descri>
bed as follows, viz, Beginning at the North West cor.
ner ofsad Lot-thenco East $40 perches: thence
North 20 perchcs to the place beginning, containing
Of SAID dover estate one acre and % pecIes Also the
South hafof Lot No. As and the South half Of Lot No
46, and the whole of Lot No. AZ in said village o
Westchester, which are in nowise inculnbered with
DOVER Sale 10 be held upon said promises.
Dated October 80, lS4l.
WILLIAM BOYD.
Administrator OGestate sfRobert DOughsrty, decd.
Ew
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
ANY PORT IN A STORM,

So say the wings since General Scott, Commander
in Chief ofthe Array, nominated himself for the next
Presidency. Several efher presses who supported
Henry Clay, are now denOGncng him, and laudng
Scott. Clay is politically dead door nail and his
former friends desertng him for u1mething more a.
vailable That man is Scott they think. lie may do
for tne bul the plan oInomnating himself won't 60
down. In years time he will be laid out cold as
wedge. In the mean time his name may answer for
buoy to the distracted and shipwrocked whgr who
floating in the eddes; shvering tho rocks which
dashed their ship to pieces, Give us any port in q
Storm they cry. 7hsr recen, disaster teaches all man
kind lesson-never to put to sea without, a chart or
co'npass-a set OfprincpIes to be governed by.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
NdhH,ldIA.

There will be petition psesented to the Corimi5-
sioners of fluscarawas county at their December ses-
son praying for an alteration part of the located
road from Deersville in Harrison county to Port Wash
lngton in Tuscaeawss county. Said alteration to COM
mence at mile tree Eleven in Rush township, from
Deersve, from thence to corner stone between
James MlIiken's and Joseph Ripley's from thence to
point west ofsaid Mlkens house, from thence along
or near the line between John Ripley and Isaac Haver
till 1t strikes the hill Gom thence to Alfred Jones Mill,
from thence TO the mouth Of William and Martial Jones
lane, from thence 10 near N B. Kennedy's house,
from thence to nersect the other road at R. A. Ksnne-
dy's old school house in Rush township
October %, l94l, ,-3w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
Prospectus of,Mt Fourth Volume of the
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS fTuscarawas Coun
ty gye EoCe that they will hold special meetings for
examinations of teachers. on the following days, at
some convenient place ID New Philadelphia, viz. on
Thursday, 2sh Oct, TharsdaY 18th Nov. Thursday
25th Nov. Thursday 9th Dec, Thursday 23d Dec, to
commence at ten pclockon said days. and continue, if
necessary, during the following Fridays and Saturdays
All applicants must present themselves on Thursdays
and must produce written testimonials Of good moral
character from persons known to the examiners, or
oil them. Certificates for two years will be given TO
those only who shall satisfy the examiners that they are
pefecty dOmpttentto teach reading writing and arh-
motc. Those whose qualifications are found 20 be ola
mdding grade, will receive certificates for one year
only. Those OF less qualifications will receive certif-
Gates for longer period than six months. All persons
interested In the of Common Schools, and parties
uarly School Directors, respectfully invited to at
tend and assist in the examination. The Board of Ex>
aminers recommend to the Schools of the county the
use ofthe Eectic series Of school books. They may it
is understood be always obtained in New Philadsl-
phia. .-..-. : .....
B. NJ. ATHERToN, } .-.,, 49,.
+. D. LEONARD, School Examiners.
J. G, HANCE; J,
October 22d l94l.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

On Sunday lest, the Rev. Frederick Tuc'i-
man of Poughkeepsie, venerable minister,
70 years old, fell dead in the pulpit, while
preaching 10 congregation at place called
Manchester. When he opened his discourse
be said hs felt strangely and would moi BIO a.
Bile to speak long. MIR. T, had for several
years pas besn Presbyterian, but formerly
belonged 10 the Methodist connection. lie
was sincere and good man, and thus like a
ripe shock of corn he has been gathered 10 tho
granary of Heaven.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Lsuors from England, represent the work
ing classes in the most ptiabIe state of des,i-
tuition. In the manufacturing districts, most
of the factories are closed, and thousands of
men and women, walk The streets, destitute Of
clothing, houooless and homeless, and depend
ant for their scan,y subsistence upon the hand
Of charity. All England seems about to be
desolated by plsguo--Ihe worst ofall pesil'
euces--a proud, idle and licsnl~us aris'ocracy.
Coon YiELDs --Atthe late Fair in Lake
county, Ohio, premiums we're awarded to MI
Jasper brewster, for one creof China Corn
yielding IA bushed Of sheed corn, one acre
ofarge gourd seed, yielding III bushels shel.
led corn. a premium was alec given 10 Mr.
N. Carter for one acre of Indian corn, red cob
yielding ITO bushes shelled corn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Cuba.--The English Ministry have avowed their ds>
with them in reference to the suppression Of the slave
trade at Havana Any interference in this matter will
excite great dissatisfaction in Cuba, and we shall not he
surprised any demonstration on the part ofte inha6"
ian,s. If the mother country cannot protect her cola
onY from the aggression of England, Cuba, may take
the mother into her hands, or invoke the prOtec-
ton Of some other power N. Y. Herald.