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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-11
THE BANKs-sUsPENsloNs


Tbs Rich1osd ~ e Moaaay, IL sotisina
'As SuspassiOs o. shs PhilsssIpAia Uni,ra SAFE.
Bsshs ssys-The BaAks 81 Richaosa. ws ar.
s'ill @ors P;eassd y say. sill psy 20 Fsspeel 70
he oesFss ~ tAs Bank q ne Usiisa ssas,s -
They yin - ahssd ia rssaspsi6a. aad ases he
eassssnsats % sAsiF sAsRsF. Ths ssIIsainu
lay b FsparaFd - sGeisls
"Upaa he Feesips. aaiasaaY esraia~ ~ a.,
liateiiiEepee shai Ne Baak 81 n UaissA 91atp-
bal saePFndf1 speeie pagmEais, ne uReoss ~
~ aaaks 81 thia city he'd = naeetinr. nad -.
eHiea - ccaisaa4 feeeie Rsyu.enla feRnrfie-u ~
he eoeFss 81 t1e 0aak u tka % q
: ~ pasils ast . s1theed fhat ser R,.ks
Hili cary go ihe HPsoisiio8 - PsY sPesie-'
0saef Pas,seriP' Aea8. Ne RiehnsaG WIZ
q Assaay has Ne fOltpSiaRl
What VIII ~ VisEisia Ranhs anl Their -.
.afniaai.ea 81 aailfleg aiehi, q u aauiher e.
lsan thsE sill 500 sa.psad They Via aeqt
,ne efiria- We EEL aulnefizfd - say Ihst ~
eeisesfaif easeiasioss ~ aafsrSav ni5kt -. -,
disisFbed - ME 81 ehaps4r "a ps.i
eesa- Thsss = 30 eauas ~ aaats 49, 80
lhsre api - aeae. E.st ths 1870
D cnWe 90 he FeiiPf ~ ~ soaaifp - "a eri-
EsHey sd aii sfu - wsu. III q - s{-ss ~
iheofy. Asliaa--lhs asgion q nFaefieei 49,
$3.50 = dsoaa9fd - pFuieel De pabiis isssfss,,
ns~We oaisfrssu4 lhsi 81 e usttiag II he
oGiosfa 81 ~ Eafmsss' RsaE q vissisis. Esd
ssak efths Ysiley, ~ - VFinehes,rr - rsss.
.dsg iaHi, fssalutiea pszes sszisFina Il saps-
aispi = sasFesd 'Pasis Fay@sau.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-11

ehEaAPeAKR ABB oBto eARAL
HF Aevish ssllsJ Up The ioint resalu-
tisa i0F csdiag - ne siass 81 haasslaa4i
The st0rk which he Uahsd Ssusgs h0lSs
h the Chesspsate ana 0hi8 CanaL
8F. AsFfiek savoesisd. he FssoIaiioB
SiIh great sal. ingeaaiiy sad foEce.
hsssrs. Wright. TsPpae and SsvisF, op-
Poa~d Il eth pseniiss sissaooasness.
hsssaEa BsJ are ssa PAsips. asPgostsd
Iae oil saFigg ths day 9as amsndsd
saa ofaefed 20 ~ Pugsossment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-11

EtAa ~ VILLA Aletoar, SD.
WHtssEsroaF. Frs. 81. i8al,
% ssi-sh. a. sG.
0eHTLEnEn.--f hasirn g iussra yos
g iAe eeiga toua Gee thal razs8 81 eur sii-
lsae lasi sight aas 90 pguarees 81 skish
e so - pE1satea. Fhe fsi1ess pogiioa
81 eaf iqse 3 Isss q astss. aa3 naay 81
% talaailapia lai, 4tstiibis 81 3 here -
4ha BE- bfoke oal b sssiaet asasrs
ehop haiosgipe 90 feemieh Weads. Es1
aprasiia ihs Pea oEce. ne tesi wes
~ ieltnel itei ias tiif.a9s g ~ aapal
rr's rifs wess eaun 9Dspiorss 81 naaes
aannn uh.ea zee ~ Ruienar Frsf
cueea % go ices II. Tcase- H.r.
efats 81 eiiisfaa hra Waearsaaa ala
hs1e aitirg 90 e saffssssg ihs aausa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-11

144t ~ o. Hag 0AWH . Tan
UNs863 gTATEg
We 6rs poine1 y ~ 70 ths PhilaS "A "A.
pefs - Flitag i, asilsuisg odsslsf aa.sanos.
neat u saotAsf s0apsnsira ~ ~ Back q a.
Uaiasd esaiss. Ne sppsa1 - & tl,s nsaslu,isa
a5~pisd - Ne BslsSAEi ~ EloA ~ olhss haassSf
tAaiGia. 70 snaiiAna ~ psymsnt a s.,ei, e..
~. $50 20 rnn UEt1rn vAsrnn
psssuasy S,A. istl.
AZ special Msstisg 81 ne Roard e
Digscssr - lhs Rank q Tho Uailsd States
bald 81 The Bssking House, The loilowins
nrsamible end EesolnIions were unani.
B0usly adopted.
Whereas. he Bank e the o. States, 3
eSmplianeo wIih itS pledge 10 The pablie.
hes made fair aad hoas 6ds eGors 20 70.
sumo aod maiatsia spseia pay neais, hav.
Jog. sinee The 18Th q Jasusry Lad paia
oct a. asaoani. little, u a. Ell sAost 81 An
nillioas 81 dollars il colo o. specie Gundo;
aad where's the el6rl 10 maintaia speeis
payments by this Bsak has been rsadsr.
ed abOTiivs By the ialsniisasl seeumula.
ton snd extraordinary enforcement Of lie
Instant isbili,iss-Ihsfslcre,
RssoipsG. That lkis Bsak Is Under the
naeessiiy. fog the pressat. Of saspsadins
spseie pay msn;s.
ResoiVs&. That every exeF,ion win Be
made BY The Directors to collect the Debts.
end eonVsTt into Gosh the Assets Of the
Bank. for the purpose Of FesamioR paw.
msHts IN sPseis Al the earliest prseiieabls
moment
RssolDeS. That The rsaOiag preamble
and FeSol0iiOas be published.
Extract from The miaules.
A. LARDNER, cssRisr.
RESOLUTION or THE cTTY B.aHKs.
~ . meeting Of delegs'ss from the
Banks OF the city snd county Of Philsdsl.
Phia. held February, 4Ih. ISll, convened
uPoO ofioial notice Of the suspension Of
specie paymenis by the Uai'ed States
Bank, present delegayss from the follow
ing Dsnks :-Psnnsylvanis, North Ame.
Fiesn. Farmer sAd MechSaies', Con.
mereisl. Msehsnies. WesisFa, Pean
ToSnshiP. Southwark. Kensingioo, Sfan.
ufaeinfsra' add MeehsnieS, Moyamen-
Sng. Ncr'kera Liberties. Girsrd and
Philadelphia
JoHH WHITE. Esq. was called 10 the
Char, and =. A. RaybOld sPPSinlsd Sc.
eFetaTy.
The foIlpving rsDolOiiOn vas sasni-
monSly saoPled;
REsotrs1. That The Banka FepTssaated n this
meeting win eontinus he PsyaseaI o. sPesis Gor
joan WHITE. cA.hl-A
?. A. RATBoLD. ssgeiPv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-11

Biz. Clay Of Ky. pSessnisd q msRorisl
iron na@eFOns eiii1ens sf South Csraliss.
lsaytnG iOE sOaiiOFm LsV 81 Baakfoptey
MT. Tall@adES PFesPnisd menosisI
iFom Nee York fOT the Pussags az sirDi-
lar law.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

amusing the Federal papers, (nol the Ad.
vocate for he has Mt heard from the elections yet ex
planning how they lost this State, and that State. and
tother State. But still they don't seem to get the hang
OF the thing exactly. They can't see into it. 1t is
incomprehensible mystery to them. The truth of the
matter is they run out Of funds. Their great life pre-.
servers 1.-The Banks-were bursted, consequently they
could not lay Pipe and buy up votes The Democracy
the firm and united Democracy knew the money pow
er was prosrared, and having little corruption aud
TO contend against, they brought out their forces and
victory every where.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

William Boyd Administrator ofthe Petition
estate Of Robert DouSherty, decd. for leave
rs. Ito sell
Mary Dousherty, Andrew Doushery,ct al. Glands for
~...'.- The pay
ment of debts fled in the Court of Common Pleas of
Tuscarawas co., Ohio.
In pursuance ofun order heretofore mads by said
Court in this case, the undersigned administrator of said
estate will on the Both day oi November, A. d. 1S4l
sell at public auction tho following described ren estate
situated in Perry Township in said Tuscarawas county
Ohio viz; TheNorlh East quarter of section number
twenty one, (2l u ofownship No. five (5 and range
No. q subject to the dower estate of said Mary
Dougherty widow of said lntestate described as fol,
lows beginning al the s. E. of said N f. quar-
ter Of sect No. 81 township S. and Range No. thence
running North so perches post thence West SO per
ches to post thence North 30 parches 10 post thence
West rs perces to pos: thence South 80 perches To
post: thence East by the South boundary Of said quar-.
ter section hundred & twenty eight perchcs TO tie
place of ofbegnuing, continuing 62t acres Also part
of the South East quarter OF section No. 20 township
range aforesaid being an ouiln adjoining to Village of
Westceser, beginning the East side Of Gay street
the aIev opposite the s. w. corner Of Lot No. 33 in
said village thence East with said alley % perches and
twenty four hundrehs 10 the Eastern verge Of Philade
phia Street, thence s. 2Gperches 10 Mary Rogers land;
thence West with the line Ofsald N. Rogers land 2S GA
perches to thence North % perches to the be-
ginning. three & ninety one perches. subject in
part to the dover estate Of said widow which is desc
bed as follows, viz. Beginning at the North West
nsr ofsad LotN-thence East S93-10 perches: thence
North 90 perches 10 the place of5egnning containing
ofsald dover estate one acre and 26 perces Also the
South halfofL Lot No. as and the South half Of Lot No
46, and the whole ofLot No. AZ in said village of
Westcheslsr, which are in nowse incunberad with
DOVER Sale 10 be held upon said premises.
Dale1 October 90, l64l.
=" WILLIAM BOYD.
Administrator ofestate ofRobert Doughsrty, decd.
5W. ~
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QUESTIONS OF VERAClTY,

We have been called upon to record dec
larat'on made by The Hon. Francis Mallory,in
an address delivered by him al Nansemond
Court House, TO the c,uzens there assembled,
on Monday last: thst President Ty'er had as-
thorised hun to pronounce s,he statement Of
Mr.. Ewing (respec'ing the concOctIon Of the
second Fiscal Bark Bill, to he ''fase in eve
ry particular Mr.. Nj. further remarked, lhst
a fu contradiction of The slatemen would ap-
pear at the proper time. When asked al what
time it would appear, he replied that he did moi
know. bpt that it would appear. Norfolk Va.
Herald.N .,....
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N(lTICE.

There will be petition psesen,ed to the Comms-
sioners of luscarawas county at their December ses-
sion praying far an alteration part Of the located
road from Deersville in Harrison cantyte Port Wssh
ngton, in Tuscasawas county Said alteration to con-
mence at mile tree Eleven in Rush township, from
point west ofsaid Mllkens houe, from thence along
Or near the line between John Ripley and Isaac Hayer
I'll; 1, EtFkss,,s hill from ihaatn to AIsrad Jones Mill,
from thence 10 the mouth Of William and Martial Jo,es
lane, from thence 10 or near NJ B. Keunedy's house,
from thence to niersec the olher road at X. M Keunes
dy'sold school house in Rush township.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
iSTRAYED OR gSlOLgN.

From the subscriber on Thursday night The 2lst inst
dark iron grey horse, fouryesrs old with light mane
and ta has never been docked, the hoof OF fore
foot is split never has been shod; he is spirited animal
and rides full under the saddle. will give the horse to
any person who will apprehsnd the thiet aud have him
punished according TO law. consider the horse worth
sixty dollars and in the event the horse has sTayed a,
way 1 will pay liberal reward to any person who
win give me information, or return the said horse To me
st my restencs in the valley of Stone Creek, six miles
south west from New Philadelphia.
GEORGE BLGHER.
Get 26, 104l.-3w. .* FtT
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From tho spiri, rftIie rimss.
BUILDING TIE PYRAMID.


The result OF the elections which have taken place in
several ofthe States proves the irresistible power Of
mind when directed to the building up Of cherished
principles which had been irodden down in an evil
hour under amisguidance 4afrsason aud Judgment The
batOt bon has now been emphacaIly shown to be bet
Ter regulator ofgoVernment and political affairs than the
cartridge box.
Within one brief year bow wonderful has been the
REVOLUTION iu public sentiment, and yet with what little
noise and parade has The astounding result been accom-
plished! - -N-" = -.
'- Fhe delusions Of Federal Bank Whiggery are now
happily dispsled and the people of mighty nation
have once more emerged from the gloom of q moral s.
political midnight, to the marvellous light ofan unclou.
ded mental perception.
The evidence that the people have returned TO their
sober second thoughts" is st-ikINgy displayed in the
triumphant aioss every where given in favor Glib
eral and sOuudly Democratic principles.
Since the Presidential canvass, the following States
have Rld elections, aud spoke in thunder tones their
political predections-. y =,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
ICOATS!l COA1,Sl!l
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday the 2Tth
day of October, the undersigned will sell al public auc
ton at the late residence of'enjamiu Bare, deceased,
in Qoysf township Tus Co. Oho,the following goods
ana chaltels belonging to the Estate ofsaid Benz Bare,
viz One 2 horse wagon, 3 horses flaming Mille,
100000 brick, setts ofhayness, co vs a. number
ofyoung cattle, lot of Hogs, Sleigh, lot corn in
the ear, carriage quuntiy ofBuckwheRt and Oais-
quantity ofhay-a quantity ofhousehoud and kiichen
furniture. and many other articles too tedious to en-
ton. Sale to at o'clock ofSaid day, and
continue until all is sold.
A,credit of6 months will be given. upon the purcha.
sers giving good securtyon all sums over five dollars;
all sums under FIVE dollars, cash. No person permits
ted to remove property until note & approved secure
ys gwen.
DAVID MURRy:s
admir- efttc estate Of Benjamin Bare dec'd.
October II, l84I ~.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

THE GRoGAN CASE-The Legislature Of Ver>
month already begun to act in the matter Oths abs
ductlOn Of Grogan. preamble and resolutions have
'been brought forward with view to the appointment
ofa Committee ofboth Houses 10 inquire into the late
violent procedure ofihe British AUTHORIZES in the prOyn
cesof Canada IN forsbly seizing Col, James w. Gro-
gan, clizen.of Vermont and incarcerslipg hun in
dungeon in Montreal. Times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.


THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS of Tuscarawas Coun.
tygiye notice that they will hold special meetings for
examinations of teachers. on the following days, at
convenient place in New Philadelphia, viz. on
Thursday, 2Sth Oct, Thursday 18th Nov, Thursday
25th Now, Thursday 9th Dec. Thursday 23d Dec, to
commence at ten o'clock 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 the examiners or some
Of them. Certificates for two years will be given to
those only who shall satisfy the examiners that they are
perfectly competent teach reading writing and arit-
meic Those whose qualifications are found 20 be of
middting gradc will receive certificates for one year
only. Thuse Of less qualifications will receive ceitif-
Gates for longer period than six months AL persons
Interested IN the OF Common Schops and partic.
ulay School Directors, respectfully invited To at.
tend and assist in the examination The Board of Ex>
amnerS recommend 10 Schnos of the county thu
oflhe E'ecic series If srhOOi bOOks. They nav it
is understood. be always obtained III New Phi'ade-
2hia
D. N. ATHERTON, }
+. D. LEONARD School Examiners.
j. c. liANCE,
October 22d, I84l.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

The steam ship Columbia arrived at Boston last week
from Enganjj the news she brings is the starvation of
the working classes; failure Of crops, and az taons Il
comnuons lhrouhout Europe.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

GOVERNOR CHOSEN The legislature Of Vermont met
at Montpelier the 4h and proceeded to ballot for Cover
nor. Charles Paine chosen. Harrsons majority in No
vember was 4482-a difference ofony fifteen thousand
hundred and thirteen votes and yet Fedeal is elected
Governor. Paihes minority being 1881 That's the way
people are cheated.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

MARRlED.--0n the 4th inst BY the Rev. VIM.
Mcconnell, Mr., Benjamin Seryison, to Lydia Risher,
both Of Washington township.
On the 18th inst, by Michael Nedrow, Esq. Mr.
Matthias Young to Miss Cahorine Baker, both of Tus
carawas county. e. -
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NOTICE.

Allthose who know themselves indebted to the sub
scrber for professional services otherwise are not-
fed that circumstances render immediate settlement
of their accounts absolutely necessary neglect TO at.
tend 10 the above for thirty days. will form my excuse
for proceeding legally in the collection Of all demands
due me. ~'.
also tender my professional services to all who may
see proper to call upon me; will at all times be found
at home when not professionally engaged.
RICHARD HEWITT.
Port Washington Oct. % l84l.-4w
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A CARD.

DR.. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce
TO his friends, that he has returned to New Philade-
phia ana intends resumIne the practice of Medicine u
Surgery and hopes by assiduous attention to the duties
of his profession 10 merit the confidence OF his .or-
mer patrons l. ,t., y ID. RICHARDS.
Sent O. lSAI
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

The Phil. Times says; his rumOrsd that Mr. Web
Ssr win before long leave the sCabins probably for
some other post that Judge UPshur will take The chair
'ofStse and Mr.. Cekhing of Massachusetts, that Of
the Navy. ssaps ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

1t is said the Wings up Salt River are about starting
new paper at place called Misery. II will urge The
claims Of Henry Clay for the next Presidency.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

lts said that Robert Tyler, son of the President
is about to publish poem entitled the LAST man." o
which his father is to be the hero.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

Mcleod was IN Montreal at the latest dates they look
upon him martyr. there, and sympathise with him
much injured man. They ought to rejoice that he
got offwilhout hanging.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

1.-THE dslu sion has passed." Such was an expires
sion in General Harr'son's inaugra address. He wa
right "The delusiOn has passed" and whiggerry
speedily goes into refinement -7Qhio Patriot
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Union Dem 0cf6L,
BRIGADE NOTICE..

NTOTICE is hereby given to all the Commissioned
sAa aud Staff officers of the 4th BrgaGe Sd Division,
Ohio Militia, that Brigade Court Of EnqupNfor the
assessment of fines all delinquent commissioned and
Staff Officers within said fourth Brigade 3d Division
Ohio Militia will he he'd the 9th day Of Nov. A.
154l. at the house of John Gray in New PHI adeIpa,
Tnscqrawas County Ohio. Said Cour, will commenca
at 10 clock A. NJ Of said day, and continue Until all
business pertaining thereto is finished
JOHN BUTT,
.Brlgadier General fthe
4h Brigade Sd DIV o. NJ
New PbiaI'a Oct. hth, iS4l. 80 I'd
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

U. S. Bank stock sold in N York last weeku one
dollar and Lhafa share Give us another big bank.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

Goyernor Porters majority in Pennsylvania is about
$4,000 The House Of Representatives ST nds 50
Democrats tc 36 Federats The Ssnqle II Democrats to
l6 Federalsts.-a majority Of 20 on pint ballot
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERilSlP.
re- lie Firm of Philip Baker m!,ey 1arbaug was
ID dissolved on the lelh September, ie4l, by lirnla-
lion; all persons indebted the late ifu, requested
to make lmuena;e payment 10 PHILIP Baker, who Is
duly au,horzed 10 settle lhS business nF the concern.
PHILIP BAKER, ~
SMILEY HARBAUGH.
Canal Dover Oct.7, lS4l, SS4t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

THE TUSCARAWAS GUARDS
Will meet at the court house in New Philadelphia. on
Saturday November 9th. at o'clock A. M.,unilormed
armed and equipped for drill
BY order of. H. Smith, Capt.
d. NJ. BRADSHAW, @. 8.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estue Of Benjamin Bare
decea ed, are hereby notified to make payment lmmedi-
atey, and those having claims against said estate 10 pre-
DAVID MURRY.
= .se -E Administrator.
- October %. .l84I-3w. ...r -.4.
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EEsElSEH GROCERTES.

".e9s..-
The Subscriber hds just received fresh snWy Of
gyuoe les at his Old stand two dours ast Of the Lion
Hotel, all of which he will sell cheap for the ready
change on hand.
N. o Mulasses, Coffee.
s, House, do Fish,
SalI, Pepper,
Spice Ginger,
Cloves Starch,
Sneraius. Mustsd,
Boor soap, Casieel soap,
Wash balls, Rsppee snuff,
Scotch snuff Confectionery.
Raisns, Castor oil,
Sweet oil, Black ink
Paste Blacking, &C. &c. &c.
Also full assortment ofJewelry, school books aud
Stationary. For further particulars, call and see
JAS. U. PATRICK.
oct96 1871. ly
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KENDALL'S EXPOSLrOR VOL

hENJALlI . EAfOSilOH, htL. II.
The second volume oil the Expostgr will commense
the first week in January, l842 after which it will be
much enlarged and published every other week at the
price, viz: dollar per year, paid in advance.
portion ofthe enlargement will be devoted 10 Ag-
rlcuIture aud Mechanics.
All present suhscribeIs who wish 10 continue, will
please forward the subscription money before the first
ofJanuary.
A considerable number Of the first volume corn>
pote still hand and for TWO dollars the first and
second volumes, can be :ad
The first volume is ofgreat value for future reference
as it will contain condensed account Of the proceed
ings of the late memo. able session Of Congress with
the yeas and nays upon every important propositiu
accurately indexed.
Next week will be pnqshed and thereafter, weekly
the
Union Democrat,
an useful and entertaining newspaper.
Price, two dollars per annum always in advance.
The mostimportan attices will Le published in both
the Exposlt or and the Democrat.
The advantages ofthe democrat are, that it will con
tain much more ma ter tIantHie Expositsr will be re-
cevad fequentIy aud will, Jh in better form for
circulation. a -.
The advantages Of the Expostor rre that it will be-
in form for preservation, will have an index, will
tain the most Important matter, and will cost but hef as
mu"h.
Three dollars vii! now pay for the Exposior from
the commencement. and for one ysar oitls Democrat.
Oct. 6, 1871,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28

Showing total Democratic gain in less than twelve
months of l2O,0 900 votssl .,. ..-
The reaction is tremenduous! The revolution is sub
lime and giorously grrnd In no age of the world has
the like been witnessed. Truly we may exclaim 'the
voice ofthe people isthe voice Of Omnipoteuce. The
Democratic Pyramid begins to rise again. May it reach
The heavens and be eternal 1hisis the work Of free
and hoble people. Behold it and rejoce:--
- OHIO r'
Be- ~ls IOWA
MAINE
' '-~' lILlNUiS
.. GEORGIA
INDIANA -----. g.,
FLO RlDA
MI SSOUR4
A l. A 3 A NJ A
ARK NsAS
M ARYL a d
NEW HAMPSHIRE
PENNSYLVAN MA.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
NOTICE

NOTICE !.
rs HEREBY GIVEN thai tie partnership formerly
Il existing under the firm of Ritter, Burne, a. Sterling,
Was dissolved by mutual consent on the 2Slh Sept last.
All persons Interested are notified that all the effects,
Bouis and ol said finn have been sold TO c. Rii>
ter George ". SImguif, ~ John SterImg; aud that the
business will he hereafter conducted under the firm Of
Ritter, SIing'uh, T. Sterling.
"EDWARD BURNET.
John STERLING.
Dover, ocr C. 1871. 354w