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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

IL the loco tocos by accident, elect Gen. How
ard. or any one else to the L. = Senate, let them
send him pledged to act up TO that most essential
democratic doctrine, Instruction" and we vii
hur hiin from his seat next August by 10000 ma
J0rty.-.N0riherH LldiaHiaH.
We guess that VIII scare somebody Only think
Of it Perhaps that To- goo" majority might be
something like Tom Corwin's 10000" Please
not hurt any body when Eve " hur him from bis
seat" stand from under
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

The name Of Heary Clay upon our banner carries
ismay INTO the ranks OF tie enemy; for they know
that il gives token Of gallant contest, fought
under a leader, worthy the principles he represents,
lud ihe great party he leads to victory .-Iri5lHe.
q have YOU heard from ONO o-o-o-o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25


The multiplied and increasing attempts 70 violate the
law and dclraud the revenue hy writing the wrapper
margin Of newspapers and pamphlets sent 10y mail,
closing memoranda other things within them under
scoring dottng, prckng letters, words aud by yar
devices, With the view 20 evale the payment of legal
postage upon the Postmaster General the necessity
Of directing call the special attention of Posmasers
the u.fiHeiiag discharge of their duty ia his par
iculqr."
The wrappers Of all transient papers AMI pamphlets
which have reached their destination, should be removed
and the papers examined. Those used IN the manner
above alluded TO- the vehicles of communication should
be charged on delivery, with letter postage if refused or
not taken out they should be returned TO the Office where
first mailed and the Postmaster, there should invariably
collect the legal penalty Of five dollars of the person who
committed the offence. Such papers should be stamped
when mailed. aud marked with the Of postage
The Postmaster General cannot bring himself to be-
leye tha; public sentiment, when well informed will fail
to sustain you the faithful discharge of this duty
Imperative ub9a yoa as any oAer."
By the law Of 1928 any memorandum in writing on
newspaper pamphlet, subjects 1t to etter postage
and in the opinion Of the Department auy words how
ever few ofL-l than the # the person adi,eesed
constitute a memorandum within tie meaning Of the
law"
". Extracts from a ieHcr u tie Postmaster Gcae-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

We understand that Gen. Jackson received pain
ul injury the forehead on Thursday last by the upset
ing Of a carriage, near the Hermitage in which he
riding visi; a sick neighbor.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
TRnAIn Nn,nICE.

ruN0 ne Honorable The board Of county commissioners WIZ
N and for the county Of Tuscarawas and State q uno,
We be undersigned eehodeE resident ofsald
ard also residing e vicinity where the ROAD psls
To- be located pray your onors % eIaps
and to appcn yewesand surveyors % view ule
survey te location Of county road IN Sandy ownsp y
ead useaoNas county Ohioi commencing at ponl as 'le
forks Of the roads leading from sandyyue and New Cnmpe
land in said county 10 New Philadelphia, on The land Of son
fout niersecttbe public road leading from
sahdgyIe in uscayaus county v Bolya N sald county at
house Of Peter saaer and day bound VIII ever
\ pray sIeEAD * frs W Z Y ~ Ne'7'
Z n Apti 2Odi l842. ln
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
ROAD NOTICE.

NToTIcE B teby given TINT petition was presented c
M f Commissioner Of Tuscaawas County at ihef la.t
March session. Dayg for an alteration IN the State Teaa lssp
ing from Deersvfe in Harrison County Port usppss Ss
IN Tuscarawas County sad alteration 70 commence II q
lin mile tree from Deefsve thence 70 cofpe, sss.S Il
KIM es, of Ia,oss AlIkns rom ihencc on q naar w
iine hetwse sanc ooveE aid John Ripley sl Y .se
h ftob thence IL AIitsd Jones mill from laense e lne
mouth II Wuu and Marshal opca lnne' On ~
v.a u z x; s school house in Rush townshlp
saS On udoIs Office and Y SCI os
lnne session. where they VIII attend and
,esr ~ eaonatanc6s against the same, or grant sew
\ sEsSss's a,,s a,,,6, w l.''' 'i prf la As
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
PrOspecttis Of
q,HE YOUNG PEOPLE S BOOK

T.|H
illustrated 10Th spendd e7zptnt eagyac'ngs oy Sa,.
BY Sarain and sadd Line engrayngS y sle ms
by Dick heney &C. And numerous Woou Ou'P ~ ~ "
most Distinguished Atsts i.
There are many psfodcas pnniea.lOrss yet ops
wanted The friends q general 3
Of the Diffusion Of useln yns J,
see the commencement o. moniy pagazlus %
iusuctionand entertainment q young pelsors 7, a.
conducted with sole view 70 tneis y
science and The conduct o. NE wtl''Du W @
language whchis addressed % very ySaus H. noso
such attention 10 the stye as snaii tenust = "y WIZ
of those who are acfurng tne ~ 81 onlposyn sl
ing their literary Taste and ned WIZ, suIn
and vapaps na''e' 10 III sq,' rskoOl Iibrarv.
np worthy plaeen the Family Or scnCOl ps,y a,
1t is the purpose q tln propretos y WI
& PEOPLES BOOB 70 spSn 7 tet. and
yided ample menus lS' w s adm
the pledges unpSl ~ ~ ~ ~, M I nrod,ce n
cation llrousnVa%ss % W h ~ thsiL atten
= work wnicn; snu us Y y = n q
ton ana pa.Iolass 49, ,r .os,eyrc and The nub
o lie acpa recefyne and the publisuer is now
In lhe actual receipt ot plp,ca,CNs y
sign with that Of tiilr W tto " f,
Frances Germany ano olilet pals ~ W M
rope. From these pupleaons ana lo'e sge SlolOs
foregn @ ~ a,tirIcs NJ viii serve "a mo-
lations VIII ps naue maui - ~ ana entey.
mote the nam aeslen u Wy w mn honsr ~
Hnnent y ~, ~ tbe duties which ey
truly national spll. ue ~ snd 5o ey
cry Americas stnoiua +. sory our traditions
our customs ana Sr.',s XIII @ constant objects at
eopquS e ~ : ;,i so,n f,enuent tonies of dscnsson
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
! ROAD NOTICE.

-oricE hcrel eyeen that there will be Pellllon pre-
septed 10 The Commissioners Of Tuscaawas county at
their next Jae session praying for county road 70 be laid
ont and constructed as follows viz beginning at the graded
road the line between counties Fuscarawas and coshoc
ton at corner in the middle Of the south west quarter
section Mo- range A. township 2 at the south slac q
aud thence along said line the sont west corner Of Dan
III Thomars iand benre along the right hand de Of NE
hollow TO Martin Garvers harm thence past George Harsh
mans Cooper shop along private road now In use BY said
Iarshman to ntersect the road leading from Rqgersva 70
Cosiocton. ss
May A 1912. Il Is So -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
\ 4 'Rn1l1E AMI SAOEa NAMING.

yHSIIE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
New Philadelphia. and the surrounding country,
that he carries on the above business in as various
p Hnaaaple as shoe.shop, few doors south of the
New York store, and as he has and intends constantly
10 Keen on hand the hest Of stock and superior work.
man. ESQ uncommon 10 this country.) BY this. and
de attention to business he hopes TO merit ocnsdera
be share of public patronage. ,.
The public in general are invited to calland see he.
fore purchasing elsewhere as bes hound 70 give good
bargains for cash.. yUtiN McDArNLA',
IA March "a, l842, ,-10f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
.FAsHIoNABLE TAILoRINe.
gA WUE Z :H a . "a MS,

vaTouId especially return his thanks 10 the citizens
wv Of Dover and New Philadehia for the liberal pat
onage re has received since his commencement ln bus>
ness; and he informs ihsrilzens oftae county that he
stiilcafrss on the Tailoring business in tbe town aof
Dover, Factory Street. south side where Clothing viii
he made ia the most fashonsble and fiE.lng maHner
for his oxSe fofc esin The a6cse business, lie feels
.ssred talb will be able 70 render general satsac>
ion 70 all, wboare eased TO give him i calIs Il
Dover. Sent. 80. rs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
h 5II#1l]r0InerfY ! fOl, Sale.

yK,IIE subscriber wishes 10 sell his property situated
j IN Main street, New Philadelphia, consisting o. a
Honsa md Lot The bnildIng is two storys high 52
front nearly new, having been built within months
good cellar, rooms, hall dining room and kitchen,
Smoke house and other outbousss; good well; new
cstern, holding aboutS so or 80 barrels Of ram waer =
n;oScss ara suated on as good lot as any n the town
making yery desirable piece Of property for any per-
son Whatever, and will be sold on reasonable terms
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call and ex-
anime, :, /, NJ S f,JnnNNrI
NJ rb,adalnh;a April is. lS42. i4f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
N0TIGE.

III persons Interested wl take notice that LUCY LEE
Admnstratrix oftlsesiae Of Isaac Lee deceased sued
ont rt Of attachment from the Court Of Common Pleas oi
Tusearawas County the State Of Ohio Against Alpsss u
Montfledy for the sum Of dollars which ri
~ III n 81 81 s'' JAMES w. ENGLISH, clerk
ArnERToS & CHiPmANl Prfs. Att'ys a l95 x '
April 3Oth, 1912 d.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
ARTS Nj NUF AZURE AND NINE

ARTS MANU- AATUREs AND MINES
Conianing clear exposition sof their principles aud
prstice BY Andrew Ute N, D. r. IS. NC
Y SIM. a. s., Lord. Mem Acad- n : Phla. 8 Rh
Snc.tN Germ, tlanov, Null ec; etc.
This Is unquestcuabl the most popular wetk Of te Kind
ever published. and book most Admiralty adapted 70 te
wants Ofa classes Of the community The iolloyag Ae
the important otecls which the learned author endeayors TO
accemplisI Fs1o instruct tbe manufacturers meailuf
g and ademan The principles otthelr respective process
es,as reality tpe masters q 'ef business
aud from state of bondage 70 such as are
too commonly eeyernedb by bindeudce aud vicious foHfne
Secondly 10 afford merchants, brokers' dry saes
and officers Of the revenue characteristic descriptions q ne
commodities which pass through Their hands Thrdly oy
exhibiting some lie finest Developments Of chemistry and
lay open All excellent practical school students Of
these kindred sciences Fouhly, 70 1eaeh capitalists who
may be desous Of planning their funds 20 some productive
branch Of industry select judccusy among plausible claim
ants Filthy TO enable gentlemen Of the law hecome well
acquainted the nature Of those patent schemes which are
apt 70 give rise 70 litigation, Sixty 70 present TO egsla
tors snch clear exposition Of the staple manufactures
may disuade them from enacing laws which 0bsruet indus
try, cherish branch Of ii % the injury Of many oth
ers And lastly. give the general reader, intent chiefly
Intellectual cultivation views Of many ofthe nobes achieve
ments Of SCIENCE in affecting those grand transformations Of
matter which Great Britain and the United States owe their
paramount wealth. rank and power, among the nations of the
earth The statistics Of every important object fman
factre are given from the best and usually from official
authority teend Of eachare The work will printed
from the second London Edition. which sells for II dollars
copy 1t will be put good paper in new BREWER type aud
make about d00 8vo pages twill be issued in twenty semi,
monthly numbers n coyers at 25 cents each, payable
delivery TO any prison sending us five dollars at enc time
in advance wawi forward the numbers by mall post paid
as soon as they come from The press,
TO suitable agenrs, this affords rare opportunity as we
can nut the work 10 them extraordinary favorable
In every manufacturing town. and every village throughou.
lie United States and Canada; subscribers may be obtained
greatest facility Address post paid ia Roy sunder.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
THE LAI)Y,S WORLD OF 3FAS SFIION.
\ N A MAGAZINE OF CHOICE AND ENTER
TANNING IdTERATURF.

Tie FIRST n,nber Of anew Monthly Magazine with the
above tile cmesbed WITH theearlest fashions from Paris
and london elegant steel and mezzotih engavinss Lace
Work. Embroidery MuHc &c. wasissued for January 1872
Fhe work viii be devoted exclusively the Ladies' and Will
bessued IN STYLE before attempted this country II
will contain articles from the popular and pleasing w
tets Of the day on every variety Of subject but the work
wi!lhein he main devoted the cultivation of the home yr
tues HENCE most Of the stories viii he Of ppccal domes
tic character from the pens Of our best female WRITER'S while
the earliest fashions III al correctly CIV
rs TO make the work welcome atpvey Ere side In The
halls OF the fasonube and the gay ia The home Of yu.
Gus mutron whose own eede supplys her rameu weies
in the store and sewing room of the manua maker and mil
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
3 a HsTIlss PIT s


TlB r6nliikable cures which have been effected BY
3 anifes Pills, have aai0nshed The medtcal faculty
mausof whom have conceded that they are The
greatest blessing that ever was given 70 the world.
The reason these celebrated Pills have such aupiver-
ssllY good effect because heii action harmonIzes VIII
lie 1mman body. Z ss
.Pitgs oul i6e cid Ieagen, that 70 may become
nev lump, IS tie Language Of Holy Wlit, figure
applied spirl6aly istylle buthQw co;d Il ilAse any
apI,calon nnIess conffmed BY pr'riica exnereice 70
the6ody Of maIler The Foundation, upon whlrh this
.Iigufa6f scripture gsls ps immosa'e as The laws
wheel soyegathd tdss os tle! oecaslon'9 '9'e thunder q
..Ths CooailiOn.
Iis copditon uboh which God has gwen health to
MIA N constant care to- keep his stomach and bowels
frse tom a morbid or.anheaaly avcumula'ivps me /.
means 10 effect his must be tliose remedies which q
cleanse ihe system and purify the blood;
Good bealilsaI medicine Is only g species oi iood;
whsn the aniinals whose habits we have the means
observing ara sick they wander through the helds, and
make seieclons Of those herbs which open their bow-
els aud purify their fluids, which immediately restore
Wleaa dose Of Brandreths Pills are taken, they are
eeslcd and pass 10 every part Of the system, butthey
leave the body when they have effected The intended
purpuse, and health and vigorare by tnsm Insured, ~
Mineral medicines may enter ing sysleini puE 'ey
with diifiely got out again. and theyss occa-
sion pain aud misery while they remain IN the body
Whereas Brandreit's Pillsar asinnocent as piece
Of bread and are evacuated with the disease for winch
hey arc taken.
From the time we are bornto The etine We cease TO-
breathe our bodies are constantly wasting and as cons
stanty building up. The action OF the atmosphere
/ wears Or wastes them. The food weeat the dgest-
ne ovnans convert into blood which renews or builds
up BY its circulating power. Thus the human body IS
healthy when lie 6locd CHOCOLATES freely and when any
thing prevents lis free course throughout the yensi dis
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
C1EaPER THAN E EE Rif9'si
Isook Hertigti
SADDEI N.
WITfdAM SHEAR,

& me lbsra patronase ne has received since ne
omme cs lmsass He homes BY strict attention % gaa
s "a merit continuance and Increase Of pa,Fonage he
fabl continues 10 mahnnctle MEN pnd WoMsNs : sHl,
81 tlrgs az ARRtAGE DEARBORN, w aud Az
with every article in his le Of business equl'
ed ID. The country s5i. az .,.o,.,, ,v,,i
M Ia aaters himself that thatthe o. sa
IN, atsfetorv 10 those who may employ Afn he Wl sslH
IN rv moderate tens for CASH and take Bark tdes, faS
ma other Trade at liberal prices, in paymept ior Mo,
shop removed 10 MFs cFydss building on man ses''
y eyg,dooys cast Of the post office. y ~ q. s a
\. New fAilsdaphia, April 4 leq Il
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
EA GLE HOTEL.
q ri MILLER

TNFORMS tEe nnblic in general that he has opened
TEMP Err AlSC CE YAV ERiv.
! 4, Sandyve. Tnscsrawas Coanty known By The sign
sof lie EAG GLE HOTEL, siluale on Main street, on
the south end leading towards New Phladelphloi
where he Is prepared with good Hoase and Table 70
entertaIn travellers ii quiet aud respectable manner
Ills Sl46lng Is GOOD and an abundance o. water adj
oinlna The tavern. ii
suho nav iavorhm with Their custom, 70 merit public
WINES and BEER only, wiz be kept tor rstfesh-
mem,
sandgsills seplenber y, lsAi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
J : !. :, llll,N aI,I 4. l,IIA RINl(4.

1yoeEpIIv NIsgvBItRG wond respectfully inform ia old
eens and The public geneta thai le esfries on ne ABOVE
bhsines III alT various branches on tacloy ,tsel
m gor ntrse him He Hatter himself done as tI
ra. neat fashionable as canhe dpnen the country tle
intends Al ali lines to keep competeaI WORK
men means 10 receive the Fashions amply PROVIDED
Sg VI ~ I. Z; Z, 49, ~,
" al kiuds OF country produce
Dover Aag. 1s, 1874
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IS s. q 8, &. /. s. B % ok
OR rs Az. 3s
MRS. S.3J HALE, E AER 81 Il II. SIGOUR NEY.
tsIS IS Tengravin9s Each Year.
sCoLoRED FASHIONS EVERY NC TIL. q y
1EsENTY- no Or P a GES NE w MUSIC.

Z A new novel. coanencedby Miss G. VI. sedgwick,
Anew N0oeIelte.by Miss y. Leslie.
FasliionabIe Tides Ssi N. r. Willis. (llI:ys
Moral tEinstrsctivs tales, sy Mrs. HeDtz, Mrs Ems
=. 81 Arthur, Mrs Hale and ojReTs.
Poetry By MIS- SIgouFpey Mrs, Osgoods
and al fhe other coed writer's o iheday.
hins. N q. HAIL, oE London contributes tiiosede-
lsbtSl ihaflage made Ierpaue renowns
e,lin Gfsa Britain. St <,
PUBlIstIED MONTHLY.
pis!CIss 4for one copy one year 500
M "a cows one yeaF s n 500
Il ysor 'ona CIV t,voT Years 500
I6r five copies one Year $ieUO
~ It3r. .e,aven copies one wear 5000
Go1sy Lady q Book and LFdy' Wtsiial Library,
wbph contains aboutihirty dsafs worth q Music a
Gsaey Eaay' f'pfI5 and People, 's Library n.
7of & gsas doHars.
Cooley Lady BooSaud shspa People
Book IS, 2 B aQlafs
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z, MS Or PUls IeATIoN. lIlD !. (, Z

TER MS or PUB Ic Alto n,
7fs DkaocR1T will Ne published every lhur7aqy ey'apE
al al ets per anhum, in advaAcc, Two Doll ANS, M
yssn xmonjs, OF 81 25 at the expiration Of The year
paper viii be discontinued unless AZ the option
he pabllsbefs until altarfearages arepait. ~
sAdyefNsemcnt inserted al the foIWiDg rates: M
ttTcs weeks for $i.o0
FFefy sdtnepnehi Insertion H 70
Qne square for one years l- 8U0
sptS6ailiS dlao 1900
Ha column, lb'VO
,f6e Column, $500
dtdtadmes may he sent through The Post Office free
ofpUstae6 o. he part Of the Advertiser
ib6fal delucon win be made those who advertlseby
In ytar M
AsWe intend loadhere sisiy 70 The above terms VIZ trust
opr Subscribers win bear item IN mind
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
NEW Labels FOR the BrapdIelh PilI Boxes |.

These labels are Of The most eostly, land at The
same. time most ingenious style. The Top label
has over ninety thousand lines uponit whIeis made %
represent the most minute neil work. The lower part
of the box il very prely designed, and contains an
innumerabe number Of waved lpes.s And these words
~ see .hat labels on this box agree with those on be
sart6aaia. no others are genuine. The side ofhe box
4 beauttolIy engraved and contains. the following
ea,lt;on 10 Brohdfeth Pills are genuine Unless the
\ bnx has ihree oi fac-simile signature upon III In na
yery handsome Is also. Entered rccorepg 10 act OF
Congress il the year ls4l BY ,, BraRdrfll, in the
CLERKS 6ice II the District Couttof the Southern Disr
4 tsictof New York
tta sA,,ans,13 1S4l 30 ly sas4 ba
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
g some things can bedone as well as Others y
EXiIgOre 81 Hull,

RE now receiving 10 part their supply Of GOODS for the
IA coming season, and for par money are determined not
10 be undersod by any other establishment in this section OF
Ohio In fact they intend fat as posbleto make the
interest Of all TO pay cash for their goods Therefore all
who have purchased goods from them on credit, and have
notnor cannot now pay off their accounts with them or make
some satisfactory arrangement AssUrED that they cannot
rher extend their credit But the other hand those whom
Iey know 10 be prompt pay will still find them happy TO
grant 10 hose short credit Iwas originally their ntenonto
ot have sold goods one red much long credit Andt
now becomes necessary adopt this mode of doing business
in future in order that they may he enabled 70 sell their
goods at the Low PRICES they now offer them and they
atter themselves tat The prompt pay system will meet the
appreciation Of large majority Of their customers.
Their Stock consist in part Of Super Blue wool dyed Back
Polish and Invisible Green, Bown prab Cadet and Steel
Mixed 81, Viii t8 tqLS s
BROAD CLOTHS,
CassiMs,ys. Cassinets Meriaoss, York Drings, Btus
do TisIines Sasnmer st assorted Green and Bleach
q Linsns, Sapsr Black Gotho Grape London Prints,
American, do, Isish Linens.
Black and blue black, Italian plnin and hgnreq slLhS
Dress handkerches superior figured and
Jackones Bobbneis Gloves and Hosiery, Rbbands acef
onlines Edgngs and Insertngs black silk iVeye figured
and main Satin and fancy vEsTINGs beached Ausn also
brown do from 6 10 cents per yard or 70 make long
ztorv short they viii sell Musns, Cotton Yarn Coffee,
Or anything eselhey may haveto SELL just as low not
,LEErIEn lower than the for the paper OF spe.
Gle paying Banks.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02

And for the kind Of money above mentioned rest assured
thew viii give his of collector dollar or "IEETLE
more If any other Merchant is disposed 70 give Y Aso
ptisbue manufactured articles such as Iron, Nails CAST
inss Cotton Yarn Baiing Tcking, Window Glass, 5b5
4 And n fall supply of Eclectic School Books &c.
New Philadelphia, April Is, 1912. 5l4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
Elegant Fashion Plates,

The prominent designNof o Magazue win be to furnish
in elegant an attractive siye the earliest most correct and
Irepot in advance Of 81 the ctbet Magazines and prior
issug Of them here of The BlOniby Fashions atsci
rom Paris and London Tile advantages Of this to every
az WHO makes taste in dress e least matter of life, will
a once be appareni aud the professional dress maker and
mirner Of The United States The enterprise will be Of nca
cusbe advantage It's proposed 70 issue every month num-
er and variety of cCstume which wIplt 10 the blnhevsI
thing Il the way OF mrnty Of be Fashions hetereos
fore attempted. Il II
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
ncOK nINDfFEG..

BGOK 154N4y4Es u. 3.
Bigcer and Mark respectfully inicsmthe citizens 9
ssrspS yvas County, ,hatihey baSe opened Bsok
nOdsryin 6IASSlLLON. in connsctlon WIN inS I,,
Book sIors. where they are prepared % execute all
Kinds Of Binding on shortnotee and on ibe n'oss 9i
era terms. 3. .t.,, ,..aa. a.
o,om9tIv attended 10 by lapsng Alshenfr ana
MatEstos New Philadephla
,Ilec 10. IS4l III
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
N IAMES CRAIG Jk. .
ATTNR NIl1Y v .AT Ia W /.

ose IN the room occupied by Sheriff EagllsH one door
moth Of the Clerks Office.
COLLECTIONS and eihsE business promptly attended TO.