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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
lCOFFEE AND TEA.

"a loco paper says the Wings agitang the CUES.
tion of taxing Coffee end Tea. Another plumper
The Wings in Congress doing no such thing -Ad'
rOcGte.
Another plumper ehl you old curmudgeon. viii
the Advocate deny that tea and coffee among tho
articles in the new Revenue Bill, on which an
ad vaoruu duty of25 per cent iS 10 he Ieviedi That
Bill passed the House on the 3Oth July by the following
vote: Yeas ll6. Nays 10l. and but few wings
voted against il. An amendment was offered by dem
ocrat exemptng tea and coffee from duty. twas voted
down. One was offered exempting salt from duty 1t
was rejected by these Reforming Wings While they
taxed nearly every thing that the aborng man has need
Of, we find them exempting the gorgeous articles that
none but the rich can wear For instance Precious
stones, Jewels &C. Thisis Federal whg Reform.
Ystthe Advocate says It's no such thing, He denies
even the acts ofhs party. Surely he is either
ass or knavo Let him read ihe bill a. published in
the National Intellgsncer (fhe has none can fur.
nsh III and then come out with fair statement Wo
commend the following remarks Of the Phil. Times on
the subject:
MORE WHIG OUTRAGEs s-TEA. AND COFFEE
TO BE TAXED--H0W THE FEEDER ALIS rs
INSULT THE PEOPLE.
."Iet every one who loves acup oftea or coffee. as
thav take either recoect thatIhe Wigs have taxed
both. and taxed them as Injuries. Whenevera fema'e
in the upper tier Ola theatre appeets 1auntDg with
Jewellery, or an officer in gold epaullees, call omind
GOOD psope. that epHullsttes and jewellery are neces'
esaMieso ofIfsI fes, they are. By act Of Congress,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12

Mr. SWARTN OUT. - his individual returned to
NJ York In the last Steamer from England. The Post
OF the 7th inst says. 'he reappsaranee OF Mr. Swart'
woui the old Collector in the streets Of The City yes
terday, created something of a sensation.
It is said that the late officers of the Federal Governs
ment were anxious to arrest him the execution az
gans him in favor of jhe Government II W as only on
Monday that they had orders to suspend the service of
the precept"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
LATE FROM WASHINGTON.

Extract from letter dated Washington, August 9th.
"1he Bank Bill passed the House on ~e 6ih and
went to the President the same day. On It's receipt
Cabinet Council was called, and up to rhiN hour (6
o'clock MI the case is not decided. Rumor saws.
that Webster ges with the President in favor Ola We.
to- | am Of the opinion veto will be pronounced on
the bill There is very excited feeling hero m
the subject. The bill must he returned signed, We
toed within ten days after ia passage There is great
event to take place in the political world in this region
ere long,
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%S$Ss Y sst<sSs
s: x:
- FIFTY CENTs.>f:,s >
,AEMsyYztsXs sXsXstss8kH

We call the attention Ofour Hon. "HarrsiSon DEM
ocrsuc Wing" Treasurer, to this shnplaSier Wouldn't
they be convenient to pay costs and pcnatticsl
When YOU hear "tIarrison Democratic Wing talk
ing about Good Currency, just take this so cent
shr plaster and politely request him to have the good
ness to lei you paste his forehead as Prnct" il
Iustrstion of that celebrated maxim ofa Roman Con
sul," namey,t that "ThoSo who make the most pledges
tall the most lies"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
THE FEDERAL LOAN.

The Loan authorized by Congress has already been
put into the market here The brokers have charge Of
II and as matter of course, few honest people are
dismissed 10 treat with them for it, The 'wdows and
the orphans" having been gammoned once by these
creatu o. will not trust ihen with the remnan Of their
'Iit,Ie stores' The consequence is, that are no
bdlers and the whole scheme is likely brov. fail
ure This looks like restoring confidence (Fhiade'-
phia TmeS. .,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
NOTICE..
Aug. l2, 1841 -tc,

UEENRY BRAND, Whose place ofresideneeiH unknown
Nh hereby notified that tie 9Th day OF June l84 Kopert
Nofsinger filed in Co, Of Common Pleas Of Tuscarawas
County and Snte of Ohio hill showing end setting forth all
agreement writing executed by the sud Henry Brand and the
said Robert Nofsnger in which said the said Henry
prand bound hmselfto deed free oa ncumbrances
for eighty nine land dscrihed aSthe west half
Of the North ens quarter ofsecon township mum
ber seven and range number four when the said Robert
er should have paid the Of the purchase money pursu
ami to the terms raid agreement and fully complied with the
conditions and spuaOus done and performed by him. pursu
ant to the copy OF which said written agreement s
now on file with said will in said Court said bill further charges
and shows that the said Robrei Nongsr has pud the full
mount Of the purchase money for said land pursuant to the
ouirements said agreement and In every respect fully
pied with a singular the conditions and stpuatons there
in contained done and performed by hmand that the
Henry Brandt has failed deed puusnto TO his said
agreement object and prayer of said obtain from
said court decree tathe said Henry Brundt specifically per-
form his said agreement that such other and further relief
NAV he deceed good conscience and equity may require
and the said Henry Brandt hereby further notified that unless
he appear and plead demu to the said bill within six
after the ner the expiration Of the sixty days
will appy to said take the matters said bill
fessed and decree thereon accordingly
F, d. LEONARD.
Sol. for complainant
Univ = 1ad1. 266w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
THE DISTRIBUTION BILL.

The Wing organ ofthis county chuckes oyer tho
idea that the States are to gel three millions Of dollars
annually out of the u s. Treasury, from the sales of
Public lands. This he says will "lighsn taxation on
the people, and to supply its place tax viii be levied
on silks, wines and other luxurleS used only by the
rich" Yes, we e'Iltell 'em how it's going 10 Tighten
taxation, Coffee aud tea are among the "othsr t1u-
ris," which are to be taxed 25 per cont Tho tax the
people will have TO pay on these two articles alone,
IL estimated al two and half millions per annum. 10
this going to tighten axatont Oh, you CrOcodesl But
we trust the people are already beginning to see into
the merits Of Whig Reform
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12

NEW SUBSCRIBERS, since July e.
Gao s,eo,e. J.. w Albright
Iohn Rr;.h,n Nimrod Johnson,
Wr Carnenter. J. Browning,
VIM. Baldin, u. hinsey,
q Crle James Dunlap,
IRR.ad Adam Nauchaman,
C, Cassler, w. WATSON,
'Tbos. Jerrome. VIM. Robson,
e. GaIbreab. DR.. ] Hobby,
John Yantss, Robert WIson, r..
Jacob Figley, ELIJAH Kley; Iio'u'e' 0o'
Jacob Sheret Flsher mcHss'
]. H. Smith, WIN. Stesn' no'nS' 0o'
John Fisher. u. T. Miiis'
Edward Young.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
STATE OF OHIO.
AthertOu ! Tuscarawa. County &C, Pleas,

,,Booz M. Aherton Tuscarawas County G. C. Pleas,
In Chdncery
John Popper The defendants will take nDce
David Casebser Jr. that on ihe I2th day Of Auguat
William Hover & the complainant fled his hiltRss.
Solomon Hoover, J gainst thsm 10 the Office Of the
clerk Of said Court and that the same is now pending.
The bill showa and alleges that the 10th day of jan
1889, John Pepper sold to VIM. Hover a steam engine
with boilers and apparatus for $780, for which Hover
executed and delivered 10 Pepper Eve pomissory notes
for 500 each. One payable oll Sept $685. with in
forest, One lst Jan. lS40. One LIST JAN l04l. One
Is Jan. 642 and LIST Jan lo43 and to secure pay
ment of when Hover pledged said steam engine, boil
and apparatus. On the first day Of April 1882 said
Hover further to secure payment Of said four last
toned notes. conveyed to said Pepper by deed oort-
gals Lot No. 10 in the Of Lockpor in said coun
ty. That said Pepper ndorsed said three last mentoS-
ed notes to compt as collateral security to be applied
on judgment in favorof compla ndn for use OF Hart
Cummings and Hart before that time rendered in Stark
county against said Pepper and one Stanton, and that
said Pepper also assigned to cOmpt his interest and
delivered to him the agreement afnre-al1, and also
delivered 10 comp't said mortgage deed that said Jug
men is unsatiEed that part of said noies has beei
paid to complainant; that cOmp is informed that Yep
per has ndorsee the said second said David Case
beer Jr and that said Solomon Hoover has purchased
from said Hover said property both personal and foa
subject to the len of said Notes. that "a William lic-
has removed from the State ofOho and resides IN
parts unknown 10 complainant. The bill prays for
decree of sale of personal and real property AMI
distribution of proceeds as the court shall order and
such further relief to equity shall apper'aln. Said
William Hover is notified that unless he appear within
sixty days after the rising OF the ocu OF Common
Pleas of said county at its next torn and plead answer
or demur to said Bill; that the same will be taken as
true and confessed against hIm and decree entered
cordIngy.
Angust 10 I9AI S0tc
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

UTMessrs. Tappan and Allen, ofthe U. 5. Senate,
and Mathews, of:he House of Representatives, will
please accept our thanks for transmitting US important
Public Documents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12

THEY'RE COMING. = The Indiana Democrat says
'rhat The Hon, John McLean, prominent Wing in
that State, James Rarden. Esq Ia'o member OF Con-
greSs, and Jonathan McCar,y, one of the Harrison
Wing Electors have abandoned the Wing party, as
they conceive the Administration TO have abandoned
the ground on which it came into power" "?eriSh
humbuggeryl Perish roguery Perish Whiggery'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
August 10, ls4I.

EUARY RODGERS widow of Josph Rodgers de.
I'VE ceased of Tuscarawas county, Jacob Gtrhel and
Hannah his wife, Of Morgan county, .. Michael Ear
ich and Katharine his wife orM. Co. Simon Matthews
and Phebe his wife whose place Of residence is un-
known, John Rodgers, Joseph Rodgers, Jacob Rod
Aers, Deborah Rodgers, Elizabeth E. Rodgers miner
heirs Of Joseph Rodgers deceased, of TuscarawaS coun
ty will take notice that petition hled against them
on the eleventh day of hugat ls4l, in the Court ot
Common Pleas Of 'ruscarawss County Ohio, on the
Chancery side by Hugh Bowers and Sarah his wife,
and is now pending in which, the petitioners demand
partition Of The following Real Estate in said county,
viz. part efhe South west quarter ofSacton 2O Town
ship 5. Range |, ofthe United States military district,
bounded as follows VIZ. hegnning at the ). w corner
ofl.and formerly called Jacob YantisS' LSnd-42 per-
ches 9 links from the N. e. Of Ssid Secioni
thence running west l6l rsrches to stone,
thence N. l59 perrhes 10 Stake, thence g. II per.
ches To stake, thence g. along the West boundary OF
West Chester 79 perchcs To apoGt or stone and the
s. E. Boundary OF West Chester out Lots, thence Z.
loo perches 10 thence g. 63 perches to The place
Of beginning, containing by estimation ll3 acres And
that at the ne1t Term of said Court. application will he
made by the said Hugh Bowers and Sarah his wife, tor
an srder that partition he made OF the premises, ard
for assigning the widows dover therein.
B. NJ ATHERTOF.
Aug. 10. 1s41 -te. Attorney for Pet.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12

Democratic Wings" who turning old Soliirrs out
Of office because they arc Democrats and and ght tor
their Libertyi When you have asked him all
these things, tall him that his "llarrsln Democratic
Whggsry "csn'i come it over you this time. Tell
him hrS party i. Foul party, full of Dry Bones and
Rotsnness mot the working mans party nor the Re-
publican rary but the old Federal party revived, and
practically sailing under false colels.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
THE pTMoCRATs OF TuscARAwAs COUNTY

THE DEMOCRATS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
are requested 10 assemble in their respective Iown-
sbus. on SATURDAY the 2sth day of August at =
o'clock p NJ at the usual place Of holding elections
and aupoint FIVE delegates for each Township to at"
,ond q Democratic Convention on day to be hereafter
DESIGNATED bv tho Central Committee Of the County.
The Delegates SO chosen to serve as Township OOm-
mtees of Vigilance and Correspondence, for the en-
suing year. ,o..
Bu order of tho Democratic Central Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12

GTRead Bsntons Speech on the Loan Bill, in this
davis paper. It s one Of the most erudite speeches
ever delivered. If you come. across such thing
as "Ilarr.on Democratic Whig," stick it at him.
Hold him fast ill you read tito him. and then watch
hia oontortiOns.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12

GJ-Thcy had great an,i.bank meeting in Philadel-
phis one night last week. The editor ofthe Baltimore
Republican sSys ii must have been bumper, for no
heard them cheering. That good one
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12
JOHN w. BEAR,

We announced some time since, that tho notorious
Bear had been removed but it appears il is not So
The Federal powers dare not turn him out for he threat
ems if they do to expose the whole scheme of pipe lay
ing. and viluiny. The last Ohio Statesman says Bear
ba, lust been tried in Marion county Horse stealing,
but was acquitted. Truly this is Christian Admins
,ration!-Go, crnmont oficers-Horse thieves! hy
the by, the Fedea.s had better get Bear in the Prn
,en,iary as quick as possible. Then they can apply the
gag. if he hints about making any ''deveIOpemenS.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION
THE nEHocRkT viii be published every Thursday morning.
at 81 10 per annum in advance, Two il paid
within sE MONTHS 50 25 the expiration OF the year.
No paper will be discontinued, unless u Ihe. option OF
hO Publishers until all arTearages are paid.
Advertisements inserted at the folwing rates.
For transient advertisements, ons square or js's 49,
three weeks for Fi'ov
Every subsequent insertionI 30 20
One square for year, ..s. ,Soo S'oo
W. W. u"Yo 1000
One Column, 100. = rs
Advertisements may he sent in through the e'
Of postage on the part of the Advertiser ,.
liberal deduction will be made TO those VINO IVY
the year. ,. -. ,r,s,
Az we intend to adhere strictly to the above 'Grm we trust
our subscrlbers will bear them in mind
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-12

vuN4E sUBsORfBER thankful for past fAvon elpetlag
solIcI.s continuance Of The public patronage ne =
prpunred % make 70 order all kinds Of CABINET ~.
at 4 in common 70 lnhis country ne VA y
made n ,he best manner and Of good mnlee ma q ~
most reasonable terms A & =. -,
4 lot Of Cabinet furniture alpny1 on hanA y "a.
nrepufed with the neeueary naeFitlo of a1e 49,
ns CoFFINs uafty % any part Of ihe county n.'s y
b eaieat6 atitud On .ls shortest no,'s.
canal DovsS. 5uks isy Esss = I. = - =
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 All advertisements required by law, will be charged al the full rates.
 Annual advertisers who exceed the space for which they contract will be charged the usual rates.
 Arrangements will be made with those who occupy half acolimn or more continuously for yess nccordng to the nature o the business, and the frequency of the change of matter. Advertisements of application for the benefit of the lnsoyent Laws, will not be published in any unless paid for preyios to inserton payment be guaranteed by responsible person in town.
 All announcements of candidates for ofce will he char ged five dollars for daily insertions during the canyuss payable in all cases in advance
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pIIf3IIC HOTSES.

"A EUrAW HoUSE.-rhis Hotel is now G;E9 open, and ,eady 10 receive company as usIl. Every cxertion the part of thu subscriber shall b, sed to please those who may favor him with their patronage. JAMES PENNOYE FIR.
 J. P. formerly cornm' nded the steamboat Neptune, nov 30 90Knlo
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CONTl STREET HOTEL.

&gA GONII STREET HOTEL. E.A A CAllD.--Rcrent events have made it necessary that should leave Natchez, and l have therefore selected this city place of residence, in hopes uf obtaining thu. support which closed a. gains me there in consequence of losses by fire and tornado. have taken and opened the house on Cont street, known as the CONrl STREET HOTEL, now the property of Mr. McCarty, the same that was owned by Mr. John Richardson, and which under his management gained considerable reputation.
 promise to make this house all il should be-a home ior all those who may patronze the establisI- meHt.
 have been thirty odd years in the south, twenty three of which have been occupied in keeping public house in the city of Natchez.
 The Cont,street Hotel has been neatly fitted up, and furnished anew. The servants are the same that had in the NatcEez Southern Exbhange, and are well accustomed to their business. The Hotel is ready ts receive boarders, and the un1ersign ed will be thankful for all patronage that generous public may think properto bestow.
 WILLIAM PARKER.
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sepis 4e titan A.J.JUDE, whar6oger.

NOTICE. The undersigned Successors to j. x l w. A. Smitln) have this day formed co-pari nership under the name and style of Smith g Dabney for the purpose of transactng general grocery bu sness. They solicit continuance of the liberal pa tronage bestowed upon the late firm and the public generally. JAMES SMITH,
 octl 5Stf ie f JOHN M. DABNEY.
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nR. H. GATES, Danphin st, informs the public

hR. H. GATES, Danphin st, informs tie public A/ that he has on hand, and will hereafter keep, Tn addition his stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c., a general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, among which are
 and other Beets; white kidney and Lima Beans Long pod, red and brown speckled Valentine, Chi ma white and yellow Beans; Scotch and Ger Kale; Early York, Landreth's large York, early Batersea noad Savoy, red Dutch and green German Cabbage, early horn and long orange Carrots cnrled Cress; Early Caulidower; white and red solid Celery; Early frame and long green prickly Cucumbers - Large purple Egg Plant; cured Endive; large flag
 large curled India and early cabbage Lettuce; Span Ish and Cairo Watermelon; Nutmeg and citron Muskmelon; Okra, Tomato; Salslfy; Rhubarb ;- a great variety of Peas, Turaps, Radisbes, Squash es, Onions, Pot and sweet herbs. Terms cash.
 All these seeds warranted. nov27
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WTH NOTICE-Whereas, much inconyen-
 w fence and great loss is experienced by the pro- prietors of the wharves, from the present mode oi shipping upward freight notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next, no dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of the wharyes with merchandise for shipment, without the drayman first delivering to the wharinger-who will attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgement from responsible skipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage. payment of the same made in cash.
 sepl3 46 titan A.J.JUDE, Wharfinper
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nRAGES BALSAMIQUES of Balsam Copaiba .AJ and CubeLs by Charles Wedenou-just receiv- ed fresh supply of the above valuable medicine for sale wholesale and retail by RICHARD NORTH, mar27 No 35 Coyernn't and 45 Comce sts.
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JO1fN MAKondisis, Burnt Corn. Sept 2l. sep2I 50TTt in

INOR SALE,-That valuable lot of land, having a l' front on RoyaI-st of l60 feet by depth of l25 feet, situaed opposite the State Press.
 TERMs.-1-5 cash, the balaace in three equal au- Hual payments, with interest from date at per cent. per annum. Notes to be secured hy mortgage on the premises.
 Also,-Will be sold on the same terms all other Real Estate belonging to the Bank Purchasers to pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. Proposals will be received in writing addressed the Cashier of the Branch Bank of the State of Alabama.
 nplI 256tf B. GAYLE Cashier
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niSSoLuTl0N OF COPARTNERSniP.- A& Notice is hereby given 10 all eonceraed, that
 he coparnership in the Iron Foundry business al ilohie, known under the name of James Curry & Co., has been this day dissolved. All persons hay ing claims against said firm on account cG the Mo bile Foundry, will please present item for settle ment. lncl29 65if JAMES CURKY.
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BUS ESS CARDS.

J. M. WfrHEeS & co. co II MISSION MER RCHA NTS,
 MOBILE, ALA. OFFIcE-Ao. ', ST. T.FRANcIs-sTRFEr, Ora the Dry Goods toreof Wilkinson, Hopkins 8 Co.
 REFERENCES: St. John, Powers X Co. Mobile. pr. John Marrast, q,,i Vaughn X Turner, 'at"'a. T " " nayrs nh[sss'd' Montgomery. A. B. Wynn, Mareneo. J. DavdsOn F Nal. ]. Forney, uoa,on Col. ]. D. Hoke, ' J. Conoley & Ca, Selma. R. c. 1Iuntley, lowndes.-ITus Flag. oct4 5iiMmO.
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GOMPoUND SYRUP OF LIvERwORT. NJ (Hspsfica 1Siiobs. )---For the cure of P,mona, " and Hclatic affections, Coughs, Colds, Consump- tion, Splitting of Blood, Sc. The reputation whic tis article iverwort) has obtained in the treatmen psiuts, Coughs, c. sad tke great uncsrtsiney shsr aws< always bs in the psparaiiea of dseoesSoss tk mode in which this plant has been usually a1miais- tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmacsitical Msns pulafisss. has led us to make concsntrntsd Com pound Syrup of uniform strength. q 7..s I-
 MEREDITH, HENDERSoN c O.
 N. B.-Nsns arc genuine without our written signature.
 Ia 0J- For saie ty ths sinsls bottle or dosss by
 RICHARD NORTH. e 90ovsrnness,
 isble z and 4B Csumssss-sts.
 oBAcco.-a0 Sozss Isss fsosiysd esd for s.is
 by oeteo J.REAs