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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-13

FERTIG >& TORREY,
DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Storage Forwarding s. commission Business,
WEsr CANAL, 2SD BUILDING BELOW
THE CANAL BRIDGE.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-13
STONE CUTTING,

STONE CUTTING.
ET5FlE subscribers take this method of informing the
% puplic that they have just opened shop on Main
street IN the ffourlshng town of
CANAL DOVER,
n few doors above Challants tavern, where they will
keep on hand, and at all times be prepared To make to
order, GRAVE STONES Of every description, such
MON u INT 1E7N IT'S,
TOMB STONES.
ALsO-Stones for buildings such as Frontispieces
Date Soues, Caps and Sills for Doors aud Windows,
Step Stones, and other articles in their line.
From their long experience and close attention 10 bu-
sness their desire to plcase and their moderate pr-
ces they Galter themselves that they will merit, as
they hope to receive, liberal share ef public patrons
age. -
l. w. HUEBNER,
r. r. HUEBNER.
Oct lst ls4I, 45G
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-13

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
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our subscribers will bear them in mind
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NJ NERs OIL, by thebunel.
FERTIG & ToRREY.
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PROSPECTUS.

Washington, Z c, Nov. 6, 1911,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
U~NREWARDED FAITH.

"You take q great deal more trouble
than you need with your little crops, mig.
ger. There amt goln' 10 be any frost.
Besides, you should trust in Providence.'
= Providence!' answered Cuff, passion
ately. II truss 10 him last seasum, mas.
sa, an he freeze all my taters. won't
hab nolin 10 do wild him sgiuw
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

The Florida war has been ended
:.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
TWenty-seventh Congress,
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY, Aug. 80, l842.
Mr.. BOLTS called for the reading Of
the message to day received from The
President.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

The Speaker laid before the House
the following message, in writing, from
the President OF the United States:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

The number &c communicate in the Pfcshyte-
rian Church Of tho United States, Is l35 900.
There arc four theatres open al the preson.
time ia New York.
ELEcTIoS Tho election for Governor and
members Of Congress, takes place in Louisiana
during the frs: week IN July.
A late Enclish paper, the Salisbury Journal,
states that eminent jewelior, who ut ono time
was reported to be worth four hundred thousand
pound, Is now an inmate Of the poor house.
TIE Philadelphia Chronicle states ,ha, an ofi,
Ger Of the navy in that city, who Is in the receipt
Of salary Of $1,000. has no, perforated any da-
~ for nineteen years
The amount of specie paid out By the Banks
Of New Orleans 90 the first day of their resnmng,
was $4,000. About $4,000 was paid in.
a great Temperance Convention was held at
Wheeling on the l7th, when 2OO names were ad-
ded to the pledge.
All around the country they are preparing TO
celebrate the approaching fourth of July on to-
tai abstinence principles.
Fourteen Catholic priests arrived at New York
on Monday from Havre, in France.
An odd decision.-On the trial Of woman in
England, for biting of mans nose. the foreman
OF the jury decided, that if man attempted to
kiss Il woman agains, her viii. she had q right to
bite off his nose, It she had fancy for 50 doing,
verdict was accordingly rendered for the de-
PENDANT.
The Hon. Mr.. Southland, President Of the Sen.
ate, has been obliged 10 leave Washington few
days for Fredericksburg, Va. on account of con
unned i'll health.
Among the gentlemen spoken of C. the sue
cessor Of Mr.. Southland, should he be obliged to
retire from the Presidency Of the Senate. are Mr.
smith, OF Indiana, aud Mr.. Graham. of \. Caro-
tina.
Hu--G for the Women The memorial 70 the
Queen from the ladies Of Liverpool. Winchester
&c. for total repea! OF the corn laws. contains
973,373 signatures and weighs 90 pounds Ii
forms coil Of , feet ia diameter, and bears the
signatures Of $4,000 Manchester ladies. ~. 900
Liverpool. 600 Saltor3. 1900 IIuider>.isl5.
lnd 10000 Leicester, while other large towns
AVE contributed to swell the pe;ion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

We clip the folio" ing from the editorial column
of the lafayette Advertiser. Oar friend Mat
thias has certainly taken possession Of tho tripod
himself, and the way "he walks into" Lindey
Murray, is nfter the fashion Of perfect steam
boat. '.Go ii boots"
"1J-In publishing, in substance, az have
here toore done, that were requested by per
from different parts of the county 10 publish
that the people would meet in mass for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates, we were informed
al the same tune that 1t would be less laborous,
the most easy and equitable mode, according to
he different notions Of persons, of doing the bu-
slness. to meet III mass. than by harrassng the
people TO leave their work and hold meetings in
their townships TO appoint delegates, who would
then have to lose two days to do that which could
tie done in one.
We would advise friend Peterson to sign the
Pledge instanter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

Emigration 70 Iolra-The Burlington Hawk
Eye. notices the arrival in that place Of eiecen
hunGrcd lire geese, one drove. all the WA from
indiana. That must be yankee speculatiotI, for
who ba, yankee would have ever thought of
taking drove OF geese 10 Iowa or squirrels 70
New York.-Dayton Transcript.
Georgia Gold-The digging for geld in the
neighborhood ct MIiledgevile has been profitable
Of late Near Dablogay fifteen hundred 10
two thousand pennyweIghts have been found dai
II. At mine on Battle Branch lump was
found worth hundred and flrenty eight dol
lars. The whole value for the year is stated at
$500 900.
Within the last seven years. $50 600, 600 have
gone to Eagand from the United States for iron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
WASnINGTONIANS.

TThe Westinghouse will meet
this evening (Friday) III the Warner
building, at early candle-Iight. The
friends of Temperance are invited to
attend. JOHN PAGE, sen. having
been invited will address the meeting.
SAMUEL +. PERKINS. ESQ. Will
deliver an address on Friday evening.
the 10th inst
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
sEEEREFF,S SALE.

FOf virtue q 4 Decree AMI Execution directed
from, the Wayne Circuit Court vii expose pub
u, sae the Court House door il Centrevle, Wayne
Indiana lie lth cay Of june. 1872. between the hours
nj 10 o'clock. 4 NJ and O'Clock, Z. II day
following property, towI: 4 part Of Lots numbered
hundred and f3r an6 hundred and seven, numbered
7I the the pat Of that part Of the CF Of Richmond
ayne county, Indiana laid bg Joaa Smith and bonn
dsi a. follows, towt: Beginning the NorW West
Of brick House standing said premises Main
one hundred and feet from the northeast
lot numbered hundred and four; with the
"at OF the house 10 feet, posi- the southwest
neF Of the poFch thence south degrees, 70 feet and
inches thence south IS degrees 81 feet and inches,
thence south degrees. s. eet and inches the
gate post thence so degrees east feet auH inches:
AanFe so1 80 degrees. Is fee; aad inches: thence
maria u degrees, - feet and i1eRss,
ton nj TIE south line Of Irwin Reeds lot; sasaes north
degrees. west = feet TIC so1:h Irwin
eeTs ground; thence NORA = degrees sa= N Irwin Reefs
e 0e 2N7aTa@ ali ta-tgIr DC taaf asaace
or e=s . Ata street, thence along zad Main
- tsct AM a-aa . tas pa-a Of together
la ass-Ra. three wide, fsoal Mann tr1'
re el3ifs 90 .s eaj ot house. fr Tia Of
eas.n- AMI >a1a-en Fasen the property Of J4rat
ana jane ~ heeer, SATISFY Decteo an Execution in
ts.ul oi Ca5uo >aaar8a.
THOMAS 6 NOBLE, ; W c.
May Ism, lot2 $3.50 2U-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

made 10 blossom ms the valleys of the great rig-
efs. The water power in our vicinity 10 snic'-
ent to employ much larger amount Of capital
than it now does, and the character Of our soil
and the face OF the country is perhaps bettor a
dapted for the rearing Of sheep than i, 10 for az
.ieutural PURPOSES. and we would advise the in.
vestmeni of capital IN that way.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

TIE TCe-to!Gicr- have received a number
OF paper published IN Richmond, Va. bearing
The above title, and devoted 10 the cause its name
indicates. 1t is neatly printed and conducted
with great tact and talent, and is an able uuxi!-
larry IN the glorious Temperance reform. Per
sons wishing to subscribe for paper devoted to
the good cause are invited 10 cal! and examine
the Tee-totaIer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

The editor Of the Sentinel proposes 10 visit
some Of the western counties Of the State, and
II convenient call upon has cotemporaties. We
would advise such as he may call on, to watch
their bank and put all their qaoins in the drawer,
aud lock II up
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

NoH AT New ORLEANs-A mob took place at
New Orleans on the night Of the goth uf. which
only dispersed by military force. The re
sumption Of specie payments by tho Banks cous-
ed tho Municipality notes to fall in value The
holders became excited, and u number Of them
repaired to the Mayors Oiiico, who IN his cndea-
vors 10 quiet them, is said to have inadvertently
remarked that the notes good as ever,
hut deprecated by the brokers'.
This directed their attention to the brokers
offices. towards which they ed OF with huzLas.
They broke into the Offices Of Messrs. Valentine
and Williams, \. 5. Barker, +. w. Nance, and
-RatFil. and Plundered them, according 10 the
Picayune, of from 5000 10 10000 dollars, 10 gold
aud silver. We cannot give more particulars, ex
cePt hat some twelve persons were arrested
active III the mob.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
State Of Indiana, Ra"d0IF. County.
Randolph Ci--4i. Court, SEPTEMBER Term, 1872.
James ;, LoFe,f
". Domes,i- Attachment.
( Sam ,rl Prf-e

James s, Love,
Sam 1cl Price !
II ME above named Samuel Price hereby notified,
thai the II lay Of February, HI. wri; Of do
re-c attachment was duly issued asais, ms goods chat
te, rights, credits, moneys and effect. lands and
the above entitled BY Clerk said Ran
dogl CtcHi: Cont, directed tho Seri said county
Of Randolph said yvi has been returned by said Saer
III executed the following land t5.vit, The half
Of lot No H. md the half Of lot No. IL. Iots No.
IS, rs, -. and - Of Spartansbur. indiana
property Of him. said Samuel Prize: TINT said
pending said Ropioga Cjrcui, Court; and said
defendant hereby required appear all defend or the
same viii be agasI and determined in his t5sen-o.
Attest: GEORGE w. MONKS, Clerk.
May p, 1872 1921 alag
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

We sometimes hear it said that with Henry
Clay for the Wing candidate for president there
would not DO any manifestation Of excitement by
way of Conventions, grand gatherings &c, and
that the excitement Of 1910 was attributable to
The military character Of General Harrison. We
expect 10 see the sPirttstirring times Of 1910
re.cnacted IN III with moro enthusiasm than has
ever been known in this country. The name Of
Henry Clay whenever mentioned 10 the presence
Of an audience Of his friends vii! call forth the
spontaneous shout, and the glorious hurrah, The
The New York American says: On Saturday
evening, at the Tabernacle, when Mr.. Marshall
was speaking Of the district he represented 10
Congress, he mentioned, incidentally, that Ash
land was comprised in 1t. Tho word was scarce
~ uttered, before the vauited roof Of tho crowded
Tabernacle rang with an involuntary and gener-
al burs, Of applause, which was again aud again.
repeated. When our informant looked down from
tho gallery upon the floor, he saw grey headed
men nay, clergy pounding With their canes,
to use his own expression, "Hke drnmmers"
When it is remembered that this meet
ing IN no sense political, and formed rather Of
classes retired from party struggle, tho tribute
thus indirectly, ard spontaneously paid TO Harry
Clay was the more striking.
Stanley and sVise,-The difficulty between
these individuals has been nmicably arranged.--
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
GLEN-H0PE WOoLLEA FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced tho Manu-
business at the above named place about half milo
south Of Richmond, ready to man
afacture INTO Cloth, Cashmere, Flannel Sanett James
Blankets. &c either shares by the lie
expects have Of the named ar
teles - exchange for WOOT. and other produce.
From his experience in md his business
ne thinks ne viii he able satisfaction those
that will favor him III their
LENINUS KING.
April p. 1872 IG-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

Rhode Island--Qaie. and good order is restor-
ed among the good people Of Rhode Island. The
constitutional government is generally achno. /
edged, and the suffrage party dispersed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
nArour correspondents Nv p. S.""Eduarr


aud ".Smokc' will be attended 10 shortly.
nIrJust as our paper was going to press we
received q communication from Milton, signed
anon u.ously. The writer should have given u7
his name. Where principles alone are attacked
we do not require this. but when the conduct OF
individuals IS denounced must have a respon-
s:blo name. The writer will see the necessity of
this rule.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

Stanley and Wise The difficulty between
these individuals has been ancQbly arranged.--
No fight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-17
PORTUGUESE
F u M A L T. PI L i s !.

ryvENTgD PREPARED
N. DE BOUDELOQUE NJ d., LISBON, PORTUGAL.
'TE Scientific combination of ingredients Of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adnf
ration Of the world They known all ever Europe to be
the only preparation eyer discovered that has proved aaby
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in all
being such TIM, ev must not DC used during pregnancy
for though Away, mild SAFE and healthy they
produce misca rrisxe if used during tina, period.
The die are translated English and cnvcoped
round with the seal Of the ,mpodr, stamped Each boz COZ.
ts m, signature Nj. de BoudeoQuc aud the English d.
rec,icns have the signature of Dr. +. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the contpent Of Anne uca.
states Letters directed to DR. +. Melveau, be! a. New
York will meet with immediate attention. All letter. must
Paid Sold by 100 Cherry, Cat'
ne street Price IS Faf boxes So No half boxes sent by
a,,t vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-17
MADAME COSTELLO,


INFORMS the Ladies OF New York and Females. that she
continues to give advice and prepare her popular and eica
medicines for the diseases OF females. Madame C. hap
py that her treatment has much satisfaction
to the who have relied her abilities
Mad c. has felt herself induced undertake the RESPONSE
BILE Office of Female Physician from long experience and
tcc shaving knowledge of the structure OF the human frame,
of which renders the unbushDs and
decoyss psnaceas OF mece adventures useless not in
her skill! and maternal solcilude female physician How
distressing be- their complaints her medical acquire
will be found adequate TO the In short she grounds
this notice the successful results Of Thorough medical odu
cation and reliance appointed of impartng health
igor and happiness 10 all who honor her with their confidence
and All letters postpaid Office and residence 81
Llsnenan 81. ic2l Inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-17
TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEALTH

EREk from the numerous complaints with which asai
ed daring the months discovery made
medicine has attained the celsbrityie el~d
and established itself in the confidence of the public
both the United States West Indies aud South America
has Dr. Wbeeer's Bslsam of Noscsieo mild and safe
remedy for the of the and dangerous diseases
aued by and arising from disorered Of The digestive
10 wit dyspepsia, cholera morbus collie, spasm
danhpa convulsions, nervousness and pains in the bowels
the effect, of drinking cold water the summer complaint of
Children Nc &c These speedily renewed by this Inyalu
able efficient and certain action has secured for
the patronage Of class society," nanuch that DR.
Wheeler does not withhold the secret from
t,es but that he rather chooses TO il himself certain
that doing make perfect
than he trusted TO be prepared by xpereeed
Certificates OF Influential already published su
fcienty ncng, when they voluntary offered of their
Testimonies IN favor OF Its great merits Dr. w has the grat
cation 10 add the following eminent references
Major G. Mapes. u. s. Al Gen. Ward, NJ c., Westminster
Cos Gen. g. Morris, w. Ia.lett, ESQ., g. Ketchum. Esq
j. b. Dodd ESQ., and others of equal standing. This
medicine for Dr. WIS Office 80 Greenwich street who
sole PROPRIETOR IL may also be had the following agencies
MIR. j. Mhau Messrs. Rushton & Co. NJ p Dickic Mr. j. b.
Dodd druggists, all in Broadway; Dr. Hart Hudson Messrs
Csdngons 227 Hudson ST. DR.. Cotton 2s3 Beeckers. and
Mr. Israel Post bookseller so Bowery Mr. j. Z. Wexford
Grand ST. Dr., Zalrske, jersey City; Dr. w p Bagrove At
-" NOTICE-The Balsam of Moscateo is the GEN
article unless accompanied with pamphlet containing
testimonials also directions how il should be used
also the bottles being stamped Wheclcrs Balsam of
Moscatello. ~ Up !W.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-17
SUMMER COMPLAINT

nIARRHOiA, DYsENTERY, or looscpess of the Bowels
~ cared in minutes b. Shemsns Restorative Iozei
ges They remarkably pleasant end effect immediate
ef-nevcr has Instance beer knowa uf their failure.
FEVER AND AGUE-Sherman's Lozenges for this ed-
and distressing complaint without exception the only
article known entitled the of specifics for they always
cure, and the chIs do
WORN1S-n both children and adults, nfallibly de-
stroyed and removed by Shcrmsn's Worm Lozcngesa mil
lion Of boxes sold yearly, and never known to fail.
Warehouse I06 Nassau Agcntsl88 Bowcry; n East
Broadway 22 Hudson ITO and 27s Broadway aud
| Knit IN sfFe KrpnLI txIn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-17
PRIVATE CURF,

LII SUFFERING under any of the symptoms Of secret
IL disease whether of long duration,
are confidently referred TO Docr Joan's Specific Courses
Sc and No for the permanent eradication Of dis
eases These courses specially prepared enable the
tIent TO effect aud satisfactory
time which end each package every
medicine wash Sc required either Tor internal
nal use-and for the guidance and safety of the patient,
companied by Dr. Jodons private treatise The MONITOR
wherein fun directions, with plain description of the ma
tue symptoms consequences and lHaade
the remedies proper FOR their different siagcso which is
added much valuable information useful hints and important
advice suited alike 10 the present invalid aud those who
having heretofore been unfortunate, either contemplate
rage, or have recently entered into that state
- The price of the Monitor is One dollar
Post pail, ensures its recel ton.
10 These courses admirably adapted for strangers
travellers residents in the country being complete
pact and glarans ed effect a cure.
Sold for the proprietor only, Drug co Prince
street, Of Marion, Sd block Of Broadway.
Private entrance Gek Marion street, door below drug
stole jyl3 Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-17
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BEN N TT,

". w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THE Nav YoRK IIErALD-A daily paper, Issued every
OF the wecfprce cents copy Country sub
scribcr furnished lie rate for any specific pscd On
remitancc advance sent unle7 raid advance
THr WEEKLY Irp.rp--tisred every Saturday morning
nine cclocrice SIR and quarter cents per copyfumished
country 50 per annum In ADVANCE TIVE
same rate for any specified period .
toPRFsvoTpENIs arc requested 10 auerthen letters n
JAmss Conpor BtNrtrT, Proprietor md Edtorand ell of
ders on business must be post paid. w l'I
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RIcHAnP KEkp, Com. OF Deeds. lyI3 y
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH HiVER DiSPENsAAhf, 2oi1s Fulton street near
Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon the British Ma
W. be consulted daily all diseases of delicate
and all tnse distressing symptoms consequent nuu
dcious and the impatient of quack medicines.
Dr. NJ has had az experence Of twenty two years treating
mild. safe and nal blc substitute for mercury Gradient
ing ,enerea virus with certainty without sj,cng the
patient any risk restricting him IN @ usual diets pr
while rs medicines agreeable IN taste aud smell Per
rgcmeD Of the PROSTATE rIad accompanied with much irri-
and dull about these parts of the
quences of maltTc Dr. NJ
c manner, promoting absorption Of the thicksEe ,sEersr
membrane without pam.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousandso of young
suffering from the consequences OF Indulgence
destructive habad whose further injured from
the Of ncsums and pretended specifies which stimulate
induce greater depression. Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles and never fails in establishing
curc-tie snctesf honor and confidence observed.
post PAID and containing suitable fee will
tie coresnondpt full advice aud dicin any part of the
unon by his giving history Of his detail 2Os Full
tom (reenw irh ieIQt nsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-17
MEDICAL,
DIR SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and the public thu still adj
w here's his original proposition, TO receive money
either for medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he has
reno, from ls Broadway 10 No 81 Rsade street opposite
The Marshall House. where he socts the attendance the
sboye mentioned conditions Of all who have suffered for
long time under diseases considered by them lncuabe
SOLOMON HEINE, M. d.
For the advantage of all who wish attend the
of Dr. solomon Hepe would state that the only Doctor
the one residing 81 Reade opposite the Marshall
House. =,
This Physician 70 this country about eight years
since had the pleasure Of knowing him since that
time and many surprising performed
BY hm-he above the of IS years. and is the only one
OF who is member of the medical Institutions Of the
City and State Of New York
Sworn before me, this 9th day Of
of April, A.Di p 1912, a. o,n... ;.,,,