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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

LqfavHe Baak CinciAIn
los spurious Tey may detected by observing that the
couerfelt has for vgnee, view OF the ocean, and
Eagle resting Jpn shell, bearing the american Standard
steamboat in the distance.
Mann Erp0rfiag company Cincinnati, Ohio.
sos old p re letter NJ; dated itl November l8l payable
to liza III Spencer Cashier Martin Baum Preident, Fill
ling up aud signatures engraved
Uhtn Life ln-. and Tiu'l Co. Cnc'hnati.
SIS letter puy to lune dated November g. 1886, oller
rous dates signed s Perkins, Cashier, Williams
President, Paper iusy, engraving bad and detective sig
aud filing up badly done and all in The same hand
writing
Urbana Banking Company.
IS let A. payable to w Ward June Sd, l839W RianhNm
Cashier john II james Pres, Visnee female figure with
arm reclining on an eagle, Light appearance
IS let \ dated June 3, 1888,
los old plate, dated August Sd, lS2S
Western Reserve Bank,
3s July l6, 1880
3spay to VIM williams dated May H. 1880
IS badly oxeceucd they OneeGhh Of Inch shorter
than than ihe genuine .nOtesReed, eugaver dated Jsnu
wy T. 1875
IS no letter payable to W Williams, dated Nov s. 1929,
craving very faint
los letter. y; Murray Draper Fairnnn's plate, The words
Western Reserve Rank hns The left, and OhO' on
right Land mnrgni the genuine notes they are the
REVERSE
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BRAMDRETH9s PMS.

TIIESF Justly celebrated Pills have been before
tho American public over years. their restorative and
curative properties fully estimated by hundreds 0S
thousands Of both sexes, and they are still growing Ia
repute where they are known. Wherever pref.
udCe exists il is because counterfeit phS have been
used Ask any who has used hs genuine Pills,
and hearty accommodation will DO the sure result.
The great principle Of "PURGlNG" in sickness il
brginnng 10 be appreciated Ii is found much more
convenient take an occasional dose halt dozens
pills and be always wei than to send iUr Doctor
and be bic d. blstered aud salvaed with Tie certainv
that if you are not killed, you VIII be sureio have
months Of miserable weakness, land the only one, who
is benefited is your Doctor. Look Ut the difference
between the appearaRcs Of those two personsuhe has
been treated by your regular p1acIiliones=see how
pale and debtaled he is. see how The shadow Of
death throws his solitary glance from his emaclated
countenass, see how he hemhles in every limb; his
eyes sunk hv teeth deslro. ed-his constitution per
haps irrevOcably gone yet just hear how the Doctor
Arrosales to himself credit lie says most RVef-
crate case of liver complaint nothing but the
most energetic remedies saved, him.. Energetic
ures l. =. Mercury aud Bleeding, ruined hS CunStItu-
ton Better say. So 10 lie you must half possn
with that comirler olthe teeth and gurns-hE Curry
positive make man miserable the eaid remainder
Of his existence this is caeu curing SrOcking laIS54
Let rs now toUk at Your 'p"iged man the
who has taken Brand sts Pills lur Liver Compliance
he has the lirm elastic tread Unconscious strength
his c0uneuance ls clear aud Etiee hlS full aud
sparkling with the feeling Of new life and uniuaiiun;
he has Seen confined Uw days To his bGd hut io used
nothing h"' the true 6*""dFe'n FlA', and s"n Io'e
without any INJURY hehg H'''"i"ed "y h'' r""ohi''li"l.
Instead ol he'"S ""''''' :" weak stale no VIII ne
stronger, a'rr ne '''' el"ei! recovered '"e ",'rN,
hera''e MS blood alh E"'n' nave tec'"e purhe"' hn"
hnling rurstd awat Ihe old ma luu me tulus, tie
solids alD eehy rGHnvncd, AID lie /. not hune Gulm
by useless drhc'e'' Dot ~" f'"'"eu lib lie e"d 1"0S
bo,h ~,
1"is pr'nrIpe OF il'ins WIN irn""'t'h" "'"'
remove, "",hrE TT" "," ''S' to-" "SH "''a''d ''"''
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G NtHlTE FISH, and PictrrI by lie barrel cpr sale,
FEHrlG y. TOR REY.
July g. Ie4i.
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embrace in this department such selections Of the floating lit
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The amount of taxes remaining unpaid the h OF De
cember Shall collect according to law.
Below ia the 5lh and 7th Section Of an act passed by
the General Assembly Of Ohiu, March 23, lSiO which
law continues to be in force.
Sec s.. That it shalinot he lawful fur tie treasurer
OF state, county reasurers collectors ot tolls on any OF
the public works Of this slate, any receEer OF mon
eys for the Of the state any person or persons
ting under their authority of either olhem, to
dues to the staie notes, bills, Checks certificates of
deposite or any other description of paper whalever,
calculated or intended to circulate money
cy, ofa less denomination than five dollars; or 10 re-
ceve as dues to the state, bills, cheeks cerlil
faies ofdeposile or any other description Vt paper,
whatever calculated or intended to circulate money
currency which may have been issued by ANY person
association or body corporate that is not expressly
thorized BY law or ~ the act OF incorporation,
sue such paper or which is made payable ANY
place than where issued, whether the place ofpayn,et
be expressed in the body of such paper, or written
printed, stamped marked or endorsed thereon; or
which is made payable al future day. or at any other
time than on demand; or whichis made payable IN bans
notes, currency, any thing else than gold Or silver
Sec. 7. That any such person or pers"S mentioned
and described in the fifth and sixth sections orihis act
violating any of the provisions of said fifth anl sixth
section shall forfeit aud pay, tar each aud every
such violation or offence one hundred dollars to he
covered by any person suing for tic same, action
of debt in the name of the state of OhlO to he pad
er by the officer belare whom il is recovered, Ia the
treasurer of the county which the suit may he brought
for the use of common schools in said county and
ry such violation or offence shall moreover be gnUJ
cause for removal from Office .
JACOB UVERHOLT,
Treasurer of u4cdrawas county.
New Philadelphia, July l6, lSh.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
By this Mornings Southern Hail.
APPoIN r,lENrS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPolN r,lENrS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By cnd .-i,s tie cdree end consent cf the Senate
Collectors.
Jowy n. SHERBuRyE, Portsmouth, New -Hanipshire'
Hryey ADDISON. Georgetown, District of Columbia.
J,Ygs G. H.Mrros, Bndgetoa. New-Jersey.
Narai Oglcer.
JoHy McC1ix1ock, Portsmouth. Ncw-HamP.hire
Sarrsyors
GEoRcE H. CocKsxrl, Dunliries Virginia
RoSsRr EpMoSDs, Carriers Greek: Virginia
ELKAxvAH FRENCH. Bristol, Rhode Island.
HrxEY CrRrls, Madisonvic, Louisiana
Registers.
WILLIAM Polk. For, Wayne. Indiana
WILLIAM r NoI1, Cruwtordsyille. lndiann'
ReceircrS.
SAMuyL LEWIS. Fort Wsync, Indiana
wv. G. ARMSTRONG. Jeitrsonyic. Indiana
JEREMIAH GROVER, Winemac, Indiana
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
Cerresnondcaee u rae rrlhune.

"ClNolNNNTI, Jnly :, lstt.
The remains of Gen A>xassoN arrive, here last Mon
day. and will be taken North Bend to-day be placed
in the family yau,thc last sad honor hlt grateful peo
pic can pay He dead ye, ne hives in the hearts of the
People living memorial Of all iha; IS great and good. The
place Of hi. las, rcpose opccuiar beauty being
mound or top of hl. commanding extensive Of
'he Ohio River for several miles above and below and will
be visited with interest by travellers after generations
And when towering erected his memory.
rest the remains of the Father Of tie Wcsone of the kind
est OF nankind Mothers point out to their children
telling them that he who there laid to rest endured the
pFySu0ns ana EariSp' ot me wilderness and CT Indian
HARRISON. c IT,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
LAWYERS DIARY.

SUPREME CouRr-This Court viii 60 beyond No 80 on
SrprFtoK CoURr-Calendar for This Day-6 g. H. To- 2o
q o. a 90 80 81 81, 49, "a, 50, &c. 3D. 's a9 w.
81 co,or or Covvoy PLr,s-Calendar for This Day-i6,
Sc o. oe s 10 o. 3 So o. 9s 90 Ill., 49, l2i o. o. t3o
I poo l2 l3, lss pa 252 1914 - 81 35 To- o3 l9+
Al -
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
Iitrrarp Notices.
The MAcAzIsE OF LTERAruRE Pailo;"ehT SD RELi-
cIoN Quarcry Nov July, lsi. w H. :. Jordan, Bos-
lsn IS. Francis, New York

The MAcAzIsE OF LITERATuRE PmL3s'ehT SD RSLi-
(Quar,crly) Nov July ISL W. H. : Jordan ios-
ten. IS Francis NewiOrk.
We have repeatedly indicated hearty approval Of the
spirit which animacs this work and our admiration of the
ability originality and fearless devotion Truth manifested
N its pages While do coincide III all tie specula
tons there neutrality-suspicious. would be Just well
as courteous 10 say do fully comprehend them-we
yot feel that beneath mystic convoutions beats heart
cmncn.ly true 10 Humanity it, wrongs compass
sionac its and warmly alive 10 ire progress We
have rarely found Philosophy intimately allied 70 Phlan-
,hropy-Lcarning 50 the Mass-so radiant with
the great Truth that Know desirable only teaches
TO Dos in the Dial.
The leading article in the number before Goethe
br one of the Editors luminous and excellent essay.
The Pharisees BY the Rev. Mr. Parker, of Roxbury, Is.
next in importance powerful, searching truthful but little
harsh and sweeping. The longes; paper the number
i entcd Prophccy T1anscenden,alisnl- Progress
with the scrptrrel motto, Would God, that all the Lords
People Prophets. Numbers, x 2J) 1t Is the
fullest and cearest definition of wha, Transcendeninsm is
and what it atirms that have vet An interesting
account OF Zoar, German community Ohio, several no.
New Books, and several pages of Verse complete
the number. of whc We haze for extended
notice. Further extracts in our next
chiefly the Writings of HANNAH MORE IA Hoislng
ton, l56 Futon-st. Pp 20, iGno.
This excellent work has been very neatly got up by Mr.
Honsou and will doubtless be widely circulated Iopens
with an Essay Prayer, and i. enriched VITA sixty pages Of
Devotional Poetry very udiciouly selected will form
saeap and acceptable present or pocket companion
Li7rrLLs MUSEUM o. FoRElog LITERATURE Juy l.4 Ph4
eIh: E. Iiue Co.: Ne~York Carrll Co.. f0s Broad
way.
The number of this valuable periodical for July
the continuation of Baraaby Rudge, Charles 0AalIey
l Ten Thousand Year. with ell the best articles from
recen. Foreign Periodicals We know of publication
more serera interest value iog sesde.s this
Museum.
PogrIAR ExrosrIos GOSPELS By Rev JoHs G. nosa
and Rev. CaARLEs A. SMITH. D. Appleton 200 Broadway
The first volume Of tbs and excellent Biblical Com
ucn:ary has been published, aud presents many peculiar
merits The arrangement and general order of the work
a:e se:y coed and we VIII attain wide poPu-
ariy as familiar practical commentary for the Of
Families Bible Glasses and Sunday Schools.
The TOURIST FOR lS4l has Just been published by ,b
Harpers ana 1c he found any Of the bookstores Its
lie volume with es:an- i@g c: The Hudson, and
,ul descriptions OF the towns villages Sc along Western
canals, en- ne stage rou:es Ergara and down the St
Lawrence 70 Nanrsl ard Quebec 1t insaaa.le com
panion for summer tourists
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

- Nr b Il. Jacobs, who resides and keeps S'0'e -
Cannon-st. that no such person aS
Evans who has lad William Mack committed 'o '''",
nal assault resides at that place He occupies the wn0''
premises and tsee that such person lives or n'S
,er ee TWO wears As the story calculated to n)ue
hi. b We request our readers mark the correction
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

AwrrL WARylyG!--A man who owed the editor ot 'H'
Macon Messenger TWO dollars and told him he had no mo-
ne, lost hi- pcce,-5oos the day containing about
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
Extraordinary snIe.-rhe NEW woRI of last sa,u


Extraordinary saIe-Ihe NEW WoRI D Of last sa;r
day Unprecedented sale in the OF nevsparer
N,ary 5000 cess n 7e ed n aid
- would equal the deaan foms were broken up 81
much the matter" distributed Thi, Ure Sc coupeed 70 IA.
reset and pa' another edition to press oday be able
supply back numbers 10 future subscribers sell
The QrARTo EDITION the most plenls sheet Issued
form for binding in America and the most @
paF!oF or dfaingroom Single can he by those
have neglected to supply themselves several chaq
OF ChAhLrs oM.lesY me Dragool received exei
siFely by the proPrietors Of the New world
The FIRST VoLrNr Of oiaey conps * given all ae'
subscribers who Tay year IN Gentlemen fFou @
country are Invited call the Office 90 whore %
also be he power pes'es amos. constantly moo
jylajlt
n w. Es"ia.- chA..n Es.v I--.:- Gore -. i2a Grand
between Broadway ami Crosby Ne. style printed IaR
and ausi3s remarkable pss, aiso n'ry and i'.oT''
every description, very cheap. IY2 In
u Prices Kednced-D pc Portraits a%en in Bea
Style in few seconds, the Of Broadway md P
Place. Entrance in Psrk Place. Price 50.
N. B-one or two Pupils viii be ,aken. % jy9et'
u Stranger II YOU Boots shc,s any description d
sCRIBNER CoMrAfs Great cntpsoe Boot sad shoe'.sr
cheapest aad mOs splendid assonEen you ever jyQ
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

y :. The okaw' Is the title q: q new Wing paper at.
Shslbyvlle Illinois We weud ike to know what means
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-!Sudiea Death.-Mr Charles A. Wax
FesPecaoe merchant Of this city doing business No. y
Front street went on Saturday vsi his family ho
mering at Manaroneck. Yesterday morning he embarked
board the steamboat American Eagle New Rochelle hi
return home to th' city and about o'clock his pas
downward, ne was seized with sudden illness, md nor
standing the exerlions OF Drs. Mckay Smith vo
board, in his behalf he died in a few after his f
attack as the physicians believed Of aPoPNy The Coroa'
held inquest board the boat the i9ot Of Fuonree
East River and the Jury returned verdict that ho died
apoDeev
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

NEw-loEN uSNlRsIrY.-rhe Commencement Exer-
oiscS OF this University will take place at the Broadway
-'aberoac'e tomorrow (Wsdoesday) 10 O'clock The
Masters ora''e" will he pronounced by ARTHUR Clryr-
Cox, Young Scholar and Poet of great proms~n'y
OF deserved reputation. The degree Bachelor of AIT,
will he conferred on fifteen Graduates.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

0 Ex-Goy. GltNrN of Virginia. beng invited attend
Tie Celebration of the Fourth Wiauskugh, va. unable
attend sent the following sentiment:
The night of suffrage inelsiby defined in Virginia, and
the Governor clccicA ,N tho nenrlr =
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

~ The Decision of the Supreme Court of this State on
tho application for the Release OF AcLEoD, was nude at
Utica Yesterday. The Assistant Editor Of this paper was
present to report the Opinions of the Judges and will return
with them to his City fast steam can Drng him. lie
will probably hero o'clock this evening; when VIC
shall decide from the length and Importance OF the OPnoe
whether them Immediately in an Extra, or await the
regular appearance of paper next morning Oar read
er may count receiving them in their next paper with
moral certainty