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NOOTHACHE.-Extra of Calls and Kreosot{ II At length has been discovered an infalliae Gun for this distressing malady. The above preparatioI it is positively asserted, will cure any case where it can be applied, in twenty minutes. A supply jul received and for sale by .iit
 I. c. DuBOSE & CO.,, janl6G late DuRose & Rolf, 39 Water stS
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NUSIC.--Just received by Doubleday & Sears, MI large supply of new Music, amongst which ar Ellsler's popular dances "I.a Gitana,' 'sLa Mazul ka,'' La Cachuca,' Sc. Also the popular songs "All things love thee, "Love is trifer," "Leav me dear one, 'I was not false to thee," and 'Beal tiful Dreams, '-together with a great variety { marches, watzes, Sc. Also some fine ruled Englis music paper
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MACKEREL.-50 half barrels No. l, for sale by MI mr23M D. c. LOWER, 59 Commerce-st
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CAUTION CIRCULAR.-9D~ro Druggists and S Country Merchants.--'Those valuable articles, Oldridge's Balm of Coumbiaior the Hair, and Hays Linment for the Piles, &c., have been extensively counterfeted. Those wanting these preparations, will please always write, when ordering from any other house, for Coostocks articles The true articles have that name signature always the wrapper, and vendors will do well to remember that, when ordering, the limitations exposed in nearly all the newspapers throughout this country that they could not be sold, should they be unfortunate get them.
 Our friends throughout the Union are requested to give immediate notice, by letter, should any of the counterieits appear in their respective places. Respectfully. COMSTOCK & co.
 Wholesale Druggists, 2 Fletcher st. New York.
 Sold by l. c. DuBOSE & co. Agents, [. I ~
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 hysican, does he not alwaysask yohi are your bow elsfree--is perspirationfee the secretion ofurine abundant-cr,1 1if yod have pain, what ask you are those enquiries, but merely to ascertain If the secre- tions are duly performed they are well perform ed then your doctor is puzzled as to the hture of your disease IIftheyae not duly performed, he then removes any obstruction This is the great secret of our profession, andthus we dehne a reputation when we only assist nature inrestpring the natural secre- tions, the great difficulty in the practice of medicines was the prpper application of combnation of medi, cinal articles calculated to remove obsructipns, and act at the same time upon all the secretons There are many valuable articles in the materia medca that will act upon the liver ifadmnstered alone but when combined with others to act upon the kidpeys, they become neutaized. Tho coTeentrsted eztrac ef Sar- sapasiRa, Libaooyth, Plsisy, Root, and Lgmun Vaa, as prepared by mes is the only combnatlop ever yet discqvered thai possessed this nestmahe Equality, which has been testified by most medical men m En- gland. For full accouht of the properties e these plants must fefor the reader to my prize Essay of 40 pages, published in the New England Medical and Surgical Recorder. Twill enunerate a few only of the diseases in which this medicine showed its mra- culous powers--C Censsmption arising from cold, where hereditary disposition existed ,pr complaint,
 siiSs6 spor Jauadics, fmdigestion torpid isaetipe stofs of fths 6ospeIs paiptaon ef the heayt, puysy, scroiis, ,aeciai rspoas cutansous diseass aris- ing from any cause, secondary eonsitxonai effects arssrS f1ors VENEkAL DBRA AsE, such as BLOT HEston TIE SKIN, SORE THROAT, ULcERAT-. ED NOSE and paiafM gfscsions 9f ths b0nss, isrmed nodss In fact the whole family of diseases are att tributed to the one great canse obstruction 1.-the tnral outlets of the body My Concetratsd ertract c
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 from a Poisonpls 1ettef a9d stiniatss ths organs
 the soyefeir 50 long sought after It can be taken ov persons of every age and sex, and his admissible usdsr aH circsmstances and nia every variety and stare of diseasesd nssli q 'gaiipu nsel ,sd. al
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 NEW PUBLICATIONS are received from the publishers without delay His stock of STATIONARY is also well selected and complete, to which constant additions making. Also, every description of BLANK BOOKS always s on hand; many of them of his own manufacture, got up in the neatest manner, of the best material and workmanship. Attached to his Store, he has BlNDERY, stock ed with every variety of materials for the manufacture of BLANK BOOKS, and for every other kind oi Book-Binding, and in charge of the best workmen in l the country
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HOOKS. sTATiuNERY. so.

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 Letter paper, plain & ruled Envelope Paper Foolscap do do Hardware do asst'd sizes Packet Post do do Wrapping do do do Exchange do do dofDrawmg do do do Folio do do MediHm Prini do cold Folio Bank Post Rice Paper do do Quatto Bank Post Note Paper do do QuarlO Copying Paper Maping Paper, very large Blottng Paper Blue Cotton Sample Paper, Music Paper ver large
 Tea Paper Brown do do do Parchment Bristol Board Pasteboard Satin Paper fiangl 'gs Maynard & Moves celebrated jet black Writ'g Fluid Buffers do do dc do do Stephens do Changeable Writing do
 do do Interchangeable light blue do
 de do Brilliant Red do Perihe Gyot & Co.'S supf Rose Carmne (new ar) Rutlren's Scotch Capying Ink
 Arnoll,s London Copying Ink
 kidier's, Bonds, Ede's, and Payson's lndeliable
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 Together with complete assortment of Books ans Stationary, which they will dispose of on lbela
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
DEMCCRACY.

Phe Sunbeam NOW of Boston, formerly of
flarilofd) says: As,a @
fad democracy as we have defined it,
originating IN the eternal purposes of God
revealed IN HIS word, confirmed in His works,
and practically applied in HIS Government.
We might 6lla volume IN illustrat ng and de-
iendipg this Position; but who will dany that
the essential element of Equality, is embodied
Ia altlbese? He has given to all men equal
rights. imposed on all equal duties, enacted
loral equal penalties which may be incurred
by ali 10 extent, and established an equal re-
lation Of all, 10 Himself, and Of course-to one
senotheh Who will deny that this is righa
Let hm deny God! And ifn be right, can j,
ever be wrongs l'he4Iruth may be lle If
II be right nthe purposes, the system aud the
goyesumea, of The ln6ane, is it no: right, and
in the highest degree, in the association, the
government, the laws, the relations OF iudI-
vldualsl We answer-yes!- aud therefore
labor for the realization of what 10 thus immu-
labIy right, as far as it can be discovered, and
as fast as thewan can deveiope the means."-
OHIO Statesman. - t.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
DUW'S ADVICE.

i've ear to my words and hear my counsel,
Dye wings, that ye may be prepared to meet
your latter ead ia hope; for the days of wing
gerry are numbered, and your log cabins have
become the abodes of plgs and bats.
will llken your heads unto cider barrels
the cider ofwhIch is spilled leaving the pumce
Of prosperity decayng among tho seeds of ad-
versny, which have already grown into the
deadly Upas Of detection. Its spolsonous ef-
Auya has reached the river of happiGess-k
ling the fish of hope, and destroying the ltle
mnules Of promise. Why will ye rot then 20
to the fountain Of democracy. and clean your
filthy craEums Of their filth, and 6l them up
with the plants of truth and seeds Of honeslYl
Yes, help the democrats to nurse the tree OF
prosperity which the fire Of whiggery had SO
nearly destroyed. a-
Your mouths will liken unto tunnels which
convey the cider of wickedness downlo the
gloomy paunch Of maIlguity, thereto be dlstll-
led into genuine brandy. Yea, will hken
your mouths toihe craters OF Etna, casting
forth the fires OF destruction on the fair vina-
yards Of pleasure. Cease, 0 ye whigs. and
henceforth let the VINE of Republicanism be
your drink, and the bead Of Democracy your
food, so shall your bones be covered with the
genuine fat ofhappiness. Then shall your
country rejoice IN the prospect Of increasing
tysppmes !and glory, and future generations viii
mention your uames with reverence aud strive
10 initiate your example.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
THE OHIO WING LAMENT.

Parlor dity to be sung to tie tune of"Rosn tie Bo,0.
Come all ye dear Wings ofohio, a.'''
Before"'up salt tiver'' we go
Unite in solid Convention
To hang up the ''traitoFs" Vetol
OH to hang up the ''trai,or's'' Veto
Unite in sold convention,
To hang up the 'traitor's' Veto
No wonder we're all in conlilsion--
Ocbl sure, It's terrible blow s..a..s
We're "ry'd," in terrible knot --boheratonl
Bad luck TO the sorry Veto, r. a
Och! bad luck to the sorry Veto, f, ,1.s3
We're "Tyf in a terrible knot &c.
To the depths of old Qrcus the traitor wei blow,
For Tyler's horrible rouge, right well do we
know; ......s..., .,...,...
So our anthems we'll change into curses
Which we'll vent on "Ty" and Veto, .......,
Which we'll vent on "'Ty'' and Veto,, ".
So our anthems well change, SC. "a, Ii,
Log cabins are not worth sixpence, 1F'7 e
And coon>skns at fourpence- too low s'5l
Hard Cider is now HydraJoJy, - @'a'''.'E7
Since the news of old Tyer's Veto; 5a
Since the news ofold Tyler'sVeto, 7i
Hard Cider is now sc. o. 's'H' - '.'''
a |a ai s:r,l 80 slsa f e
The folks think it's a sure epidemic e-as 1ts
Atleast Sam Medary saYsso .Ye @sts G.. ,s
We're catching our death of"abslractons' y. AZ
Howgriping this dreadful Veto, 4,ssa SEQ sw
We're catciDg our death, &c. 3 ass as s8sa
Come arouse ye American natives
Hush!-dont ietlhe foreigners know,
y For they're not worn gtoat at pipeIaying,
To break up this blackguard Veto, 2sA2 a*sa
To break up this blackguufd Veto, ~
s For they notworih, &c. Z es&fs
Come --crowd now in Convention, h aa@g
Be ethat you lay the pipes low, 4 ioe8yzs}
And we'll oust old's1y" and the ocOs $3.50
And smash up this cruel Veto! 1Ia % assyg&s
as { And smasfup this cruelVeto, ,'73
And we llsoon oust, &c. ps Ga7sis
s8sy- 1gs .l.,,.g L<6L .N Ds3 2asaya5
This State is all inconlusion, ..,....g-.a
The looos continue to crow, .,.. .,tr.
So crow on brother wings, & well thrash, 'em
For whisiling the tune Of Veto! ,,..,s t..s,..s
~ ~ Forlw lwhislling the tune Of vetOl NM
~ So crow on, brother Wings, &c.
H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

A mind formed upon the principles Ofthe gospel,may
look dowo with contempt upon the lustre Of Throne,
and yet know the value and feel sense gratitude in
possession of crumb The most exalted situation in
epresent life is exposed to the fascinating aluemenis
Of temptation and whoever shall look heedfay upoP
those who are,eminent for their riches. will not lnk
their condition such as that he should hazard his quiet
and much less his virtue to obtain it, The rich and
the poor have their hours of sorrow and their Intervals
ofoy; neither poverty nor wealth'exempt them rom
feeling the calamities Of life, confer that
happiness we SO eagerly pursue. but which we mus
not experience till our race is finished and our work
done.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
BY MfFUlIENEW 4 MATHEWS.
TERMS oE.punIrf,ArIoN.

at nE DEnocRAr will he published every Tsday evening
81 rs cs per annum, in advance, Two DoiSFNs, y paid
within six mouths or 50 2 the expiration ofiAe ycar
TsNo paper will he DISCONTINUED unless ut tie OnOh OF
the publishers until NIL arrearages are paid q
Advertisements inserted at the ioIllving rates. &
Fortransient advertisements, sluare or less,
tbree weeks for $1AO
Every subsequent nseHion.i -iF ftS ~ go Z
One square for one year, s ~ BOD,
Two ditto ditto Nes 1890
Half column, 1000
ore Column, fa t 25h0
Advertisements be sent in through the Post Office free
of losage on the part of the Advertiser.
Ahera deduction will be made 10 those who advertise by
thu year. 1858 ..s a. c.fi
As intend adhere strictly to the above terms we trust
subscribers will hear them IN mind. a.
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OHIO, EVENING sEPrEMBER

wed. May You all, wheIherslnele or married,
eWieavor to live on such terms with Qua ano-
Iaer, that the rrlune ioys.cf flendship, love
and happiness may wait on YOU 10 Ihe cOnGues
ofelernlty. Somole ii bel
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rOGTHRoA@&.
DISSOLUTION or TIE WHlG
PARTY, ON NYE'S BANK BILL.

The wings are a, swOfd'spoIns on The bank
question. In one place they are Tor NyOs bank
Bill, which th0y call Estate Bank Of Ohio"
this bull coulemplses re-Oharter Of all the
Banks III, Ohlo-- with power for the GoveIner
TO suspend them.by proclamation! e,s
But what says lhe whlgslot EickIog county,
Mark their resolVe--plantft q on tgSe house tops
II is shgs2 -sa & ss. -
Resolved, Tbatthe Banking Institutions
nov in exiseBcel IN The Safe Of Ohio, should
moi be recharerod directly or indirectly, and
that our Senator and Representatives be in-
struCled TO use all honorable means to estab-
lsh an entirely new system Of Banking"
One Of the speakers, Mr.. Duncan, denoun-
ced Nye's scheme as fraughl with mischief =
They would bave none OF II. They, went for
some enure new scheme, that would not re-
charter "drecIIy or Individually" the press
emf Banks!
Democrats of these counties, where whig-
gerry has The lmpudence TO attempt 10 humbug
you with this scheme of Nye'S mark ,his reso-
luton of the whigs Of L,ckIug! II IS bu, the
sentiment OF wings IN oil directions lasl winter
when Nye'S SOW and pups were ueder discuss
sion. The scheme Is too Infamous for The
wings themselves 10 unle ou--tbey are not
yet all ready for kiugs, lords, and money mon-
gtrs Shame upon the republican that could
solar fo;get his counry's freedom as to ad.
vocaie such corrupt league OF money corpor.
atoms as Nye stempted--a scheme he fled
from himself, and did note vote on its final pas
sage, and his man Friday, Mr.. Marsh, voted
against IT, with the democrats! And still! The
wings, in some counties have the hardIhood
to 60 before lhe people, and ask ,hemselyest to
sustain the system. Dolhey believe that the
people are all ignoramuses. Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

POVERTY. III ism honor to be rich, and no dis
grace to be poor therefore i s exceedingly foolish to
stfise after The appearance Of wealth, if we are poor,
and 70 be ashamed Of The poverty which circumstances
base biopga upon US. This folly lis source Of cou-
lhuhl misery and isseldom productive ofauy good.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
CAN THE ETHIOPIAN CHANGE HIS

VAN 1hG LllOl IAN
SKIN, OR THE LEOPARD HIS SPOTS.
The Federal party, since its first Organ,za-
ton under the elder Adams, has undergone
many changes Of name, bu. has never been a.
BILE, with its n0merous DISCUSSES, TO keep dis
closed from the people lts peculiar principles.
Not satisfied with iherecen. eognomen OF 'Har
r;son Wing party" IL now wishes 10 hide Ills
diminished head under the popular name OF
"Democfa,icl" Bul this putling on Of The
lion's skin does mt hide the ugy animal be-
neath--tbe "e!oven foot" is psny discerned,
and the braying Of the donkey canho! be mis-
taken. ...-.. .-
The Federal party is a queer thing 10 the
history Of politics. lthasoeen puzzle and ID
riddle from the beginning 10 the present time.
We could never gel the hang Of the thing en-
tirely, but we know II to be involved in labar.
synta Of ofabominatiohs which eadeth TO no good
purpose. lieace the frequent changes IN its
name, thai tho un~aIy may be ensHared ana
fooled to their destruction. .st --sa a-
The Federal party may be compared io.a
Kaleidoscope, eAhlbllng many strange con-
formations figures and coOrs, as the nstri-
menI is TUNED lDlhe hand; yet tho original ell
ements OF Federalism remain the same just
as the heads in the Kaleidoscope retain their
primitive shape and hue. " .,.. ..s s-t.
The Federal party is a paradox, ''a bundle Of
whlms' land. a rogue, can always be know n
byjitsaases and the shabbiness of ills dress.
1t islwoman~hke, and auant asa sHumpei,
patched up 10 appeatlllke virgin, while within
Is disease and ruttenness. .WI !qtiaey
The Federal part yiA;sinpers sonfejr-we.dO
not WONDER, therefoTesit needs new -arH6Ces
and new dsguisesto hide its defurimIy. 1t
was cheat from the beginning, and willtemaih
an impOSture 10 the end---for error has not the
power 10 change its nature ofcharacter@o
Such aie not the elemonis Of tie Democrat
icpartys Democracy is but another name for
hutt-seIf. evident truth, not capable OF change
always the same and requiring hcnc,o name to
giYeit character and respec ability. 70 Truth
nothing can he added or taken away 2 The e-
ernent or essence, or principle effIuIhisthea.
yen;born, and like the sun, needs no elemen-
taty light. 8a
The ancient Federal Party aOiO assumes to
bsathe Democratic Parry, and hopes hetebytC
carry on its old game oidecepion. II viii lai
however. The cider barrels are empty; The
coon-skns are worn out, the g-cabins have
fallen in ruins and poor Federalism, wretched
and miserable, as last shift, now wishes tC
''come II oveT' the people, under the disguise
ofa Democratic e garnehil Ii won't do, The
imposition is detected, and The imposlure vii
be treated accordingly. sssia q
The Federal party may keep allhe aliases
by which il has heretofore heenknown; bu
..hans;l n. ;,..aic DAtnocratie ana n.a,an A.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
REFORM

"# NDFQNM D., A
A fellow Who calls himself William Barber
and says he assisted in edltiog the Cleveland
Herald, "a TIP and 'Fy" paper) during the
last fall's hard cider campaign, was taken up
on the nisblof the 30h ut, III this county, for
stealing horse from the pasture Of Mr.-
Maglnnis, Of Troy township, on Sabbath night
previous. He took the horse TO Mt Vernon,
attemp ed there to auction him of. but being
suspected, made tracks without his horse, and
was finally iroed at Esquire Rlbefs. where hb
had put up for the night. This coon, who IS
now safely lodged in our jail, we understand
attributes his misforlunes to disappointment 10.
being rewarded, claiming as much at least as
John w, Bsar.-W onder if the feds cannot
get him Out by writ Of error, as in the case
Of The President Of the GapoHs Bank, wao
was recently sentenced to the Penitentiaryl
There is, however, this difference in the two
cases-lhe Bank President swindIed widows
and orphans out Of Thousands; while this coon
Of slow degree" thought he was at least enti-
tied to ride alta neighbor's expense. There
are scores Of these Office seeking lazqroni yet
infesting Washington and when Congress ad-
journs mus, scatter through the country. We
would advise farmers and others theretoJe 10
keep an eye to their pastures, aud place looks
upon their stable doors.
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PAPER MONEY. 1.-The fOllOSing sentiments,
the truth Ofwhich allpast experience demons
strdtes and confirms, is none the less true for
coming from Daniel Webster. Fi9 7.i'aa ''
"Ofali the conirivsnces for cheating the la
boring classes Of mankind, none is SO ehectu-
alas that which deludes them with PAPER
MONEY. lie the most perfect expsdaent
Vetinvented FOR FERTILIzrNo THE RICH MANS
FIELDS BY THE SWEAT OF THE POOR MANS
BRow."-- Daniel Webster. t7%
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

s"G~l see over the way public officer; al
Though he may oppose me, If he does 50 hon'
s,orably aud consclenliously, shall be the
.s'lasi mat, to disturb him. Before ! would re-
t'moye him for a mere difference Of opinion.
aIWOULD SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM
"TO BE SEVERED FROM MY BODY"
Hafrison,s Speech d Cleveland. 1ao
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

Poverty makes man acquainted with
strange bsd-fellows.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

Raising the JVind. sailor, last week Who wa Y
want of money, his stock bong reduced z sSPspss'
wentinto pawn Office in Berry street. peOgse ny s'AS
pence for three pence. and got u described lp sRa
duplca,e ticket as "a piece Of silver plate, of beaut
Ml woTkmuushlp.e lie then took Ms iieket 70 pub
lic house and sod il very readily % aPsdar for ~ oa
nooLe,ioa q. Sd. BY bis ingenuity, London Paper
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

= REPUTATION "A profound Judge Of human ma
turerenmtks that there are two modes Of establishing
our reputation to 5optased BY honest men and 10 b
abused BY roguess Il i BEST loweger to secure the
isGm because il will invariably be accompanied ~