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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-20
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ronage he has received since his commencement in bls>
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CABINET MAXI NGs

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
n socs a continuance of the public patronage lie ls
prepared make TO order all kinds of CABINET WAKE,
that is in in this country which he warrants to 10
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most reasonable terms.
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. He is also
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Law Notice.

BooZ NJ ATHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed partnership In their business
az At0nies at Lao aud will hereafter practice in cen~
nexion in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
They will also attend business in any part of the cuun
y before justices.
Tho public may be assured that business entrusted 10
their management will receive their prompt and und>
vded attention,
Office in the middle room Of the New Public buil~
..dngs.
New Philadelphia, Dec. I. 184l. ly.
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NTEW LABELS FOR tho Drandleth PillfBoxes
lN These labels are Of the mos, costly, and at the
sarne' time most ingeniou, style The Top label
has ninety thousand lines upon which is made 10
represent the most minute nett work, The lower part
of the box is very proly designed, and contains an
innumerabe number of waved lines. And these words
-'see that labels this box agree with those on the
certificate; others genuine. The side of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
box has three of fac-simile signature upon H." In
very handsome is also, Entered rccOTeing 10 act of
Congress. in the year l84, by B. Brandreih in Ike
Clerks Office of the District Court of the souher.Ds,
rict of New York.
August l3, 1S4l. 32lY
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PROSPECTUS
OF
TIE OHIO STATESMAN,
Turing THE sEssIoN-oR BY THE YEAR
PROSPECTUS


AGAIN does another session ofe Ohio Legislature approach
and again present ourselves before the people, pegns
ourselves extensive and reports of its proceed
ngs able impartial and talented Reporters capable of
doing 1t is with peculiar qualification that we look forward
to the meeting of the next DISQUALIFICATION an almost hope
less minority, find tile people again placing the power of
the ate in the hands of the democratic party from which
had been wrested by "ppc nyng and hard cider deauce
We feel great that the democratic members elect
ed will disappont the hopes OF tue people, The Banks
must go into liqudation-and resumption
will do away with tile preteX for smpasers the laws
and will be enforced against their circulation BY this pro-
the fraudulent Banks must of necessity be broken aud
blotled from existenCe-and tho good one any, will be dis
covcrcdte laws revised and extended aso govern and
Banking operations for the future and Bankers made
liable for Ler debts and subject to law, criminal and civil
Aswe have TO incur vast expense in winter arrange
e give the legislative proceedings, in tic extended form
we do we look friends aid giving this prospect
MS circulation in their negborhoods. WedcSire the
OF subscribers TO be sent soon convenient.
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s.$M.H. MEDARY.
COLUMBUS, oct., 184l
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NE7E return to you one and all, our sincere thanks
wv for past favors and would respectfully call youS
attention tea
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK On
GOOnBSe
Just received from Now York and Philadelphia, which
in part arc as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS,
Sainets Kentucky Jeans, FIannes, checks, Merlnoes
Crcassians, Bombazlnes, Black and colored Silks.
Mousn De Lanes Straw and Leghorn Bonl os Kerr
scys, Cnlicocs oc ever description Caps, Hats, &c.
Also from Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns Carpet Chains.
Cotton Batting, Glass White Lead in Oil,
IRON & NAILS,
Red Lend, Venetian, Red, Cast Shear, Blister, and
Spring Steel and castings, such Stoves Dutch o.
vens, Stew Pots, skiIIets, Tea Kettles SC.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar,
and jc,o LIQUORSyfor the Stomach's sake,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
and large stock of Carpenters and Cal,net makers
TOOLS The best in the country. AH of the above wiHbO
sold as lO,o as at any other store in this State.
RITTER, SIINGLUFF> g. STERLING.
NB.We will pay the higest Price for 500 KEGS
Of good BUTTER. delivered any time between this
und the2Oth of next month.
We also notify all concerned that the books, notes
&c. ofihe late firm Ritter, Burnet, g. Co., and Rit>
Ter Burnet, d Sterling; are left with for collection:
ell persons owing said firm will please call and make
immediate settlement of their accounts.
Canal Dover, September l6, lsil. %
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BLACIGSNIITKEKNGo G.

THHE subscribers respectfully inform the farmers and public
Il generally they have commenced the above business,
in the shop formerly occupied by WM GooDDARNE opposite
the VILLAGE HOTEL, in the town of NEWPIlLADELPHIA,
where they will carry on said business in all its various
branches,
BURST 4 RUMMEL.
NJ B.-Any kind of EDGE TOOLS made repaired up
ON short notice by the Suscrbers-a AXES of their make
warranted 80 days, if carefully used,
NewPhadelpha, June A, 1871. 22n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
COMMERCIAL.
nIcuM oND MARK ET ;

MAYS.
Reported and corrected twice n week for The Whiy
BuTTER-Mountain. 6rkn to ne
,ANpLES-~pefm 3ia3'sc; Hulrs Patent Ice; Tallow
coFFEE-Ro9to loici Lasuayra llail; ST Domingo 81,
FtSH-IIcrtings 81.
tlouR-rounuy s. IS toe
'hAtN-iias a downward tendency We contnua O.,
quote Whes 81 10 ll5; Corn o. GOc; Oats acc 10 az
iON-IE -; English Swcdea 500; Tretiernr sa0
LnMhsh-Clcar White Pine, No l. s35; No 2 30; No q
~ ksinscd "; Flooring. i6a2D per feet.
MnLhsShS-Porto Rico 2lag3c; N. a. 2iaoic.
bhls, 4ic ''' ""ac' "
PROVISIONS smi,hGei Bacon :. Old M,ddlinss a 10
ici richmond curcd7lc: Lard7c
rLNSrER-s5t on Basin.
suGhRs-St CroiN SalOc; Porto Rico 6lasl; New On.
leans e. g.. sN' '" W
rIIOT-Gc.
sALr-Whsrf 81 50; Store 81 90
iobACCO-KcCcipis continue moderate: prices steady
we renew our quotations: Lugs s2i a 2l-Leaf3a4 Al
scncTai s1le-Better qualities 7i-Fino ar ns
TEAs-lmperialand Gunpowdcr 75c si.6O; Black 90
wIllskEY-Bbs &c, hhds &c.
EXCHANGE
New York drafts n ass:
Philadelphia 10 Il a SC
BALTIMORE ,io n -,
NORM carolina hank notes, siu and over, ? prem
ID 10 under st0s, Par
south Carolina. Tennessee. .......irc
Treasury Noes...........Cc Specie. Gle
- Sale q STOCK at Erehangs Hoi,L Apra2sh
~ shares BANK OF Va SIC ~
10 do Farmers Hank rs ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

Tho debate in another column on the Gus.
tom House investigation will be read with interest.
The I.oeos and the Tyler men appear united TO
.upprsss the Developments. They arc worthiiy
engaged IN a worthy cause. The letter Of Mr. Tyler
to Poindo1ter, claiming the Report Of the Commits
sonen-psid out Of the public Weasury-as his
owe and denying TO Congress oil right TO interfere
in the matter, goes bows beyond Jaeksonism,
and betrsys tho wickedness as we'll nS the weak.
ness OF that iunotionary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

The Marine Insurance Company, have just de-
el.red another tall divden6--making up Is per
cent for tho year, which, in these hard, Tyler
times, 10 not TO be sneezsd NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
"J.w. DIBRr,.i. r.sncc,,,,,,

nS- - w DlBREL.L respectfully informs his q A
friends and customers that hc has returned from Hayana
IN better health than he has been for years
The Affairs Of his House q. ". d. & Coz Unexpectedly
thrown into confusion during absence have been re-
stored TO order and having resumed business his best
eners will be devoted the OF his friends from
whom he asks Continuance Of patronage which 70.
ncrous confidence kindness have heretofore so Rb.
raiy accorded o hun ap " div
= Lynchbu~g Virginian, Petersburg Intelltgencer,
AMI pAnVihc HepoH"rio copy weekly weeks.
FAIR Ar GOOCHLAND COURT HOUSE,
no The Ladies OF Coco HAND Will hold fair At Gooch.
lanG Court House the third Monday in MAY when thew
VA oher Tor sale, variety Of useful aud Fancy ARTICLES
The proceedso which will be applied benevolent pur.
poses - cd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

We have rumours uniavourabe to the success of
the Wings in Fauquier and Pntsylyenia, but they
need continuation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND-May Q.

PORT OF RlCHMOND-May 2.
High water, this diy, ~ O'Clock, a. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr Fox, Harrington. Baltimore, sundries.
schr Nancy, Neal, North Carolina. fish.
Schr Perry Spencer, Creighton, Norfolk sun.
dries.
Schr Pastora, Creighton, Ekton, sundres.
Schr Olympia, Kerwin, City Point, iron.
Brig Alfred Tyler, Knox, New York, ballast, TO
A Warwick x Co.
Steamboat Columbus, Perish, Baltimore, sun.
dries.
Schr Daniel Ffncis, Adams, New York, SUM
dros, to Tyler& Taylor.
Schr Elizabeth Emily, Dennis. Alexandra.
Schr Mercator, Hawkins Boston, plaster, TO
I. ID Ctonshaw 4 Co.
No nnnaTlnrca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

UicfW ITfN.d fife and M1rfNs Tasu'anse TO-.
,..,,, Richmond, ~ MAY, 1872
Tue BOARD ~ Directors his Iusfuti m have his v
declare sent annual dividend out NJ the profits of
the hfsi months, Of per cent thereof nay
sblo 10 The Stockholders or cf legal arenfe ON or shet
the ifh neani aud "a sr cent to be- passed To tho d.
tngeni fund hsugusl the Transfer hpot viii bc closed
until ahsr tho ifth instant
mas 6d THos NJ ALFRIgND, seer',
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
rIsU PEaIoDICAL LITERATURE.

ID EPURIICATiON Of tho london ouau'ry Review,
~ thc EGnbutah Review. Foreign 7mueIy Review
sodthe Wcsfulnaier Review, Hackwuoda Magazine the
Metropolitan Marsznc. the Dublin UnVoraiy Magazine
and Henflev's Miscollany.
Mn DAVfD LfNDSEY duly appointed agent Of
Nj j " Mason. NJ New York publisher M The above
yorke feels Euch pleasure IN announcing hs arrival boz
fhs civ It's fiay being limited De wifi take an eafly
opportunity NJ calling upon The czens ib solicit their
auitsc rpton fo any ufthr above PrrodtrsIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
FAIR AT GOOCHLAND COURT HOUSE.
NOTICE

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders ofthe Trede.
gar Iron Company, will be held at the subscribers
office, on Tie FIRST MONDAY In May next. At ~ NJ
requested to attend pea by PROXY
az 20 III ANDERSON, Agent
STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE FOR
RENT
a BRICK Carnage House aud stable for horses nr
n rent. al a low price, by
mas B,okseIsIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
Wing Cain.

The Land Money IS saie--if the Locos keep
their word-as a large majority of the new mem
bers are pledged to receive II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

TP CASH FOR CORN. .Gl
xWTF slst IN purchase 2OOO bushels ~ Corn for al
w 9g'nS-0rop'o" james N''' P''''FRY a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

We have only few additional returns to-day
which are subjoned. So far, the Wings have lost
II and gained 4.
Wing Loss. Hbig ,,;,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
JOSEPH a. RACLAND,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,

Main street, opposite inc bhnhft
ID BsPECTFUIIY invites the attention ~ Country MGR
N chsnta Physicians and Others, a. hts stock " Mef-
cinos Drugs, Paints. DC SUNS, Fancy ArcleH Sony
~ which hc will rcaf tho lowest prices We has recently
fcrevodarrc aunnrH Of Fresh Goods AMI viii eplcaHcd
supply who may favor him with m order n most
atfirifriory manner ar ~ cwfw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

30 Nc tnfei states C1Ift fYr nIc Eastern IB-re V,
..... Eu'f al Norfolk. Aprl y-fh. 1872.
ANllllAM 49, WAlLOP. 81 the CONT, Of A. .c,,,.,
" having tci petition prtyinr that be- NAV he deri,
ti hausflff " ordered thar scisifuioy to h.
rrcIfota NJ ic PAID William ~ wal if, si,, e,ose , ri
our ou ihe |1h diy ri July nrsf. viii, e ,I yvit,,,
. " walton Should nut Doe declared irsruff H.,
ihc aci ni congress boo raf hehsfl aus fisf COW III ~,
gflrf Do PUBLISHED in lc ncwatarors srrorfIoy h, tc
III aud lifh rules 0i Court. t " '''
ma v5w 4 a rowprav IN
ln ihe lntcf ru'cs Court Tor The Easfcrn Dtf of VIZ
.,,,.. ginia, nh Apfl, i4ft.
ANll-DN p KIDD, OF The counfy 81 Amherst bsytov
" NED petition, praying hai be may boz dec sred a
Nfhsfh " s ordered ta all persons clsning f9 b.
,f'itnrf % tne .ld Wson p. Kidd show cause 10 f,
,.f' "n Nio zoo by NJ July most. Why tho rsd Wt.ao
hii Poo not declared bankrupt pursuant o me srf III
Ntf' POO Ihu uch1lf anil that COPY ~ fhia order L.
f' 200 Wc noFapiporH according 10 me rs ana lffH
Copy-Tcue,
va" HENRY GIBSON, OK
" '' '"i'i States Court iIr the Eaefern Distinct
,w,ttr,....... Eul, AufI 81. 1872.
w i'N VI WllIlptk, nf fIie county ~ KIM Vyntls,
- tsit I.IA pe0n praying that be- NAV he desisr,
~ imNlu is ordered that s ereous rt,ioi no D.,
D' e''IniHp ri thc said William WhtIort ahog esnse M
' '9.i On ~, 4I LAY oi July ucsf viz te o.st Wi
aW Niuu9ck % not declared a taukrnnf ,-,,,r, -,
W Hcl ~ 'ongi eas boz that behalf arI Lsf ronv t.
ot pgnhshed intho newspapers according M "a
Acory. Tcstc
|<'-"O" HENRY GIBSON Cpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

p. ons ne Rockingham, Register
THE ELECTION
Passed of with us very smoothly and quietly
"A considerable degree of excitement existed, hut
the friends of all the candidates restricted their feel
ings within proper bounds. and the election was
commenced, continued. and ended in a manner cre-
dhaOe TO all concerned. Below is the r.sult
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03
Essay



Fdfhsr Ruchis.s Nsfrs C,.niy
Mr. Edhor-We have just closed one Of the most
exciting elections we have had for many years
odd Essex" is Cup to the hu5" Never has there
been so great an effort-never so hard and earnest
struggle on the part Of Loco Focoism TO entirall
IN the meshes Of its destructive and ruinous policy
as was made by the confederation Of Tylersm. and
o-Democratic-State Rightsism in this coun-
ty, during the canvass jus. cosed-brs eeino. bus
tedng, rumoring things that were rue lin few in
stances indeed things tha, were false, deceptous,
c.imouring- importing ali;-evei-y effort has ONLY
proved The immuiabIc integrity If tie people, and
the 'nsullibIiity Of a party whose principles arc
based on patriotism, and the true Interpretation of
the Constitution, and whose oxcr,ions are always
Tor the inbresis and prosperity Of the country. We
Ind IN the field a man bold and free, end although
was charged by his opponent that che was the frs,
Who had tho hardhooi 10 maintain me roostitu.
uonaiity u National Bank >" yet that opponen,
has now found, 10 his deep r., greet and modification.
that the people themselves have the impudenee and
hsrdihood to think with him, and have declared
their opinion with a voice which consigns him To
The domestic quiet ude, for which alone he ought ever
to have nspred.
Had The who e vote Of the Wing Party been cast.
6nrnetrs naipity would have exceeded one hun.
drsd-hut Il - known 10 a, that a, east 20 or 80
good and iruo Wings stayed NJ home, some thinking
'hef votes wo Old not DO needed others from causes
affecting only themselves: Had all voted, who we're
present, the majority would have been sO-but
through sheer compassion, they could not sgree we
should have a larger vote than We bav,. Console
Father Tommy-iel him "tho skies arc brightp-
lel hnm "iho green spop'--" O1 BahUs sounfyr--is
IDS enlhmed," and We have now a del ogats elect
VII will walk the rope despite oil the sho is hs may
80 'oi-he - bank man Of the first waite r-nnd has
no fear hat the land money will ever oorrup, the
'oorals Of his complementary have a little MOI 2
steady honesty than hs clan supposes. Tell hif 4
I'D Essex is safe COreU en-
The Locos exhaust, their whole strength. and
't the close Of the polls the vote stood.
Garnet, 901
Wright, Ids
Garnsrs majority, &C
You rs sc.
- . forgot to sly 10 you that we had tb,
company Of your EK Postmaster Gooeh. ali IN
way down from Richmond, to old poor Wright
ihey had voters from Hanover, Middles Il, Kine
. Nueen Wssiooriland, and every W nero els,
'hey could import them. Butyou see hv as no 90
You're, &,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-03

iDS In 1889, the wings were defeated in four.
hfhs Of the States, and their cause, to the casual
observer, seemed utterly hopeless. But in lSiO,
they rallied. and carried 10 Of the 26 States, and
came within Of gaining more. Their cause
is as good nov as It was then, and in comparison
with that Of the Locos, it IS better More Of the
Loco Focos denominations have come to light since
that tme-tbeir prodigaity and corruption, as
exposed by the Committees Of Congress, are greater
than their worst enemies had ever imagined. The
bitter fruits Of their policy are row scourging tie
Government and the people. Let the Wings rouse
themselves as they did in lslO-and in wuging war
sgsnst such party, 50 thoroughly stepped in cor
ruption, they cannot fail 10 triumph. With Eeono'
my and Reusnehmeni, honesty and efficiency IN
the public service-a sound currency, and inde'
psndonco Of foreign nations, and Henry Clay IN
Eibed upon their bannef-viclory awaits them