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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
pICuEs NOR HEALTH.

Those who eaioy bealIh must certainly feel blessed when
thsv eompae themselves those sufferers that have been al
lhted for wears with diseases which the human tam
II are ali ssbec be troubled wihDeases present thea
evss in various forms from various circumstances which
in the may all be checked by the use OF Dr.
O. p Harlichs Compound Strengthening and German Aper
St PILLS. Such as dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, pain In the
side, rheumatism, general debility Female diseases ana all
diseases 10 which human nature affected Directions for
usug these medicines always accompany them These Med
zines can with perfect safety by the most delicate
female as they mild in their operation aud pleasant ia
their effects. =
Principal once for the United States No, 19 North Eighth
street, Philadelphia.
Also for sale at the store Of ]. P. Chapn
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
TO THE PUBLIC.
DR.. HARLICH'S PILLS.

The superiority of Dr. Harlichs pills any other med
cine has been offered to the public is that they
cleanse and purify and strengthen These important items
and rer importance should not be overlooked The system
s liable, from mprovdence and neglect, accumulate billie
and variety Of diseased humos To purge he system of
these Impurities should be early attended If b neglected
he paen, may be subjected painful disease and proacted
suffering. THE GERMAN APERIENT PILLS admirably suited
this pRrposebut than this while they cleanse the
system they purify the bood and assist nature kindly in her
operations. The Compound strengthening Pills give tone to
the stomach while they impar vgor 10 the whole system
hence they desderaum, and family should remain
without them In fact they sort Of family physician
but unke the sceo men"--for these Pills may be safely
consulted in all cases-tIey may be taken without injury in
anywhie they afford positive relief II many We only ask
for fair trial of their merits and willing abide the L.
cue. For sale by J. P. Chaplin.
F. WOoLMAN, Burlington, N. j.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
BriMaacs Utiiay and EcOnO q COmbsnsdi!
Miss LeSIie'S Magazine.

OR THE HOME BOOK OF LITERATURE, FASHION
AND DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Edited by Miss e. Leslie, author of MRS. Washington
Potts." &C., and T. 8. Arthur--author of ask Nights
with the Wasliingonans." &c.. Embelshed with the
most, exquisite MEzzoUNT STEEL PLATES and splendid
I colored plates ofEhe ashous
The great demand which has existed for the past year.
odeys Ladys Book Grahams Magazine and other kindred
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Monthly Magazine similar in Its general features the
works referred to- but with some claims to attention which
they do not possess For this purpose he has secured the aid
of Mss E. LESLIE, universally known of the first fs
male writers OF the age and particularly distinguished by her
Graphic sketches of Manners and her success in illustrating
and correcting fashionable foes As the writer of various
books ana contributor TO Godeys Ladys Book Grahams
Magdzine and periodicals Of high reputation Miss Les
e done much enghen and entertain the public and
the Magazine pesesenied which bears her name will
make her eminent talents still available for gene
lgood. Besides series of NouvELLETTEs in her own mimi
table STYLE she will furnish from her own observation reading
and experience succession of essays ECONOMY
embracing general suggestions for the regulation of domestic
establishments hints reflections useful housskeepers practical
advice receipts neveubeoe published and all other
things that may h made subseviento the purpose This de-
partment Of the Magazne though undue space allotted
toitit is MOTTO be found in any other periodical.
Believing that proper taste In dress essential to the true
deveopemen of female gracefuness, portion Of the work
will he devoted exposition and illustration of the rRE.
This will be rcty and exclusively under
the Of Miss Leslie whose taste and ample oppor
uns of observation will confer upon whatever receives the
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Usher has made arrangements TO receive bv the steamers the
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sbe effect the modes selected he has made engagement
with celebrated Artist compose and modify the Eroups 20
as 10 render them highly effective.
THE embellishments will be In the first style ofhe pictorial
art. Each number will contain TWO PLATES and in the
of the volume there win be presented several SUPERB
MEzzoTNrs, Of the highest possible elegance and finish
twill scarcely be credited Magazine such as has been
Rhnd ba dad n fhal a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
NEW STORE:
g. NEW GOODS AT THE OLD STAND
SCI A " ELS VILE.

The subscriber has just received from the eastern cit
les splendid assortment goods consisting in part of
Cloths Cassmeres and satnetts of every description.
English and French Merinoes, Muslin de aines silks,
Bombazines calicoes, cap Stuffs, JackoneuS Laces,
cambricks &c. &c.
Silk and tabby velvet, Gnghams, Mixtures, Russian
Drings, Drab and blue drillings, bonnets, bonnet
silks and trimmings, tickngs. shee,ings, checks,
Inns &c.
Boots and shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Crockerv
Iron, Steel, Sriles, Nails, and variety of school
books, and In fact every thing usually kept in this part
ofhe country. All of which he offers as low as can
be bought in this section of Ohio.
Call and see for yourselves.
GEORGE BINKLEY.
Shanesville, Aug 10, ls42.-3Otf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
National Magazine Of Literature, Art and Fashion.
GkAHAM'S LADY'S g. GENTLEMAN'S
AGAIN FOR IS43.

MAGAZIN FOR lS43.
Editors: GEO R. GRAHAM s. R. W. GRISWOLD.
Regular Contributors J. Fenimore Cooper, Richard
II Dana, William Cullen Bryant H. w. LOngellow,
T. G, Gratan, C. F. Hoffman.
GrahAms is the oldest and most popular of the
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Its long anj uniformly successful career from its COM
mencement with isw hundred subscribers. until the
present time, when has CIRCULATION of so, 600
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in addition TO previous list embracing many of the
first in the nation, is sufficient guarantee that
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communication between the best authors and the public
t...SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS.
In the department of EngravingS it is well known
that Grahams Magazine ha' far surpassed any poriod
ca work ever published in this any other country
JOUR- PORTRAIT GALLERY.
One of the new features of the coming volumes will
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No. SO Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
LIVER COMPLAINT.

This disease often terminates In another Of serious
nature, proper remedies esoed in time. In an
forms Of this Dr. Hars Compound Strengthening and Ger.
man Aperient Pills, will perform perfect cure-frs by
cleansing the stomach and bowels thus removing all diseases
from the Liver by te Of the German Aperer Pills. after
Which the compound Strengthening PILLS are taken to give
strength and TO those tender organs which require such
treatment only toefec permanent cure The pills are neat
" put up IN small packages, with full directions For sale
At No. i9 North Eighth Street. Also, for sale the Store of
J. p Chaplin N, Phila.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
P HEP A ,EEC IA
1AaAI I3s
For the Cure ef
LIVER COMPLAINT.


yuNHE synstOns arising from Chonh dAHs1s Q he kyr
n are so various almost to b0thS description. They
not all appear any individual case, but show thsH
themselves different persons In great variety, both In ~
tent numbes aud degree the disorder exists In every G
daon and often for long time sigt as to cause no AaT9,
being nothing more than Of funess after meals with
some soreness of the bowels disposition to drowsnsSA O-
atons Of wind ringing in the dizziness OF the hn9
codness Of eXtremps followed by burning In ths ss
of the feet and palms Of the hands, unpleasant an Enns
sensation at pit Of the stomach Bone cases are aSndoA
with wachfuness uneresng Sleep disturbed BY dreams
Pain also in either side, aud most frequently in the s "
tending the shouts blades Tho mind is oen trsul an
irritaed by the most trng causes tile memory becomea
impaire0 7nd there is general dnclnaon for bodily sD
mental exerton The stomach sympuhses; aud S 30 muah
disturbed 10 lead the patient TO 10 suppose that his can
nain arises from aaectaOn of this organ, while i'll
only affected by being in the vicinity Of the real disease Tho
bowels Irregular cosivanesS alternating with diaFa
ha and frequently dsended with gas There ofen lND
of appetite, other times unnatural craving for food
The urine becomes highly colored and frequently Vodea
with pain. The cOuntenance assumes saow, cadaVerow
sicky hue. Many other symptoms might be named but
those already enumerated the most prominent and
Liver complaints JaundcO Dyspepsia, and all othor dS
orders arising from diseased state of the liver and its Sec
toRs be cured by tile of Dr. StakweathsfS
Hepae Elixir Than by any other medicine. 1t by Its owA
intrinsic merits obtained wider circulation, and peormea
permanent cures Than any other othe remedy exant
poof of which, from the most respectable living Witnesses
daily rendered tile proprietor and the certificates and tee
tmOnias which are voluntarily gvcn' publishsd' would ~
entire newspaper. 3
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
IN BANKRUPTCY.

On application OfJOhn Patton lon keeper ofTuscaa.
was comfy, Ohio.
The abofs case having been referred 10 me Com
missioner Of Bankupls for Tuscarawas County afore.
said BY he Honorable the district Court OF the United
Staes 0bio District, am prepared to receive proofs
Of hs caim4 Of lhe creditors of the said John Patton.
until the 20Ib day oryaDuary. 1913
B. NJ ATHERTON
Dec. J, is4s sw.prs fee 81. Comr Of Bsnkrupls.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
COVerIet Weaving!

The Subscriber having established himself in New
Philadelphia tenders his services TO the citizens of the
town and adjacent country, as an Ingram COverlet
Weaver.
He Aatters himself from long experience in the busi-
ness that his workmanship will be inferior TO none in
the State of Ohio and that he will be able to give gen.
ROBERT B. WILSON
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
DIR. E. HUMPHREYS
VEG ETARLE OlNTMEN L.

7OR THE PILES FISSURES &e

FTER practice of than 80 yeass, and witnessing
IN great amount of human suffering from that distressing
malady Piles Homorroids, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for lis almost entire failure
short of operation by the lgatnre wire ku Dr. Hum
phreys has been induced TO esow attention the
subject, with the design of discovering remedy that would
possess the power TO discuss the nammaton and dspeS
the tumeaction of the parts and at the time by mild
and desirable remedy His antcpations have been most full
y answered, by discovery in combining active Ingredients
which IN the composition produce modified results and in.
creased efficiency medical AGENT and although its base 10
composed of highly active Ingredients its notifications
such, that becomes composition, perfectly mild and adap
ted 10 to the uses of the most lclicate subject
As test Osinceriy and confidence in the remedy the
that ma be submitted his management in case Of fail.
in any case charge shall be made for the Ointment
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

VosEPH w. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform his old
friends and the public in general that he carries the above
business all Its various branches Factory Street, South
Side where he may at all times be found TO attend 10
all work ntrusted him He faters himself wbe done as du
rabe neat and fashionable be done In the country He
intends all times to keep in his employ good competent work
men, and bis receive the Fashions sampy provided
or
To accommodate his fiendsin the country e will take
" all kinds Of country produce
DoyeI Aug 19, 1871
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
Toofhdche! T00thacheiI

1T should be known to all whom may concern that large
number of citizens for few weeks past have been test.
ing the efficacy of Dr. De eys ceebreted Muscovitus Tooth
Ache Drops and that In every instance has effected radi
cal cure, even In the most nyeerae of this hord CON-
pnnt All PERSONS therefore subject this most distressing
maady' and derous of retaining their teeth for future use
and ornament rest assured that remedy now within
their reach which is certain death tothe tooth ache
II also highly efcaous in the preservation Of decaysa
teeth and in removing all and scufvy without the IN
Of an instrument Only agency Cincinnati The gen
aine is or sale by n. Knots; New Philadelphia KSVf
Hudt, Canal Dover, ohio.-NoV 10, ls42-4Era. ~ y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
SA NJ UE II An A M S

XWould respectfully return his thanks TO the citizens
w Of Dover, and New Phladelha fer the liberal pat
onage ne has received since his commencement in bus
ness; and he informs the citizens olhe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in The town of
Dover Factory Street, south sde where Clothing will
be made in the most fashionable and fitting manner.
From his experience in the above business. he feels
assured that he will be able to render general saisac>
'tion to ALL who are pleased to give him cali
Dover, Sept 80, l84l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

DAVIS & HUNTER,
.aTTORNIES y COULNSELLoRS
AT LAW,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANcERY,
Have formed copartnershp in their business Aornes at
Law and will hereafter practise in connexon in Tuscarawas
Coslocton and adjoining counties They will also attend to
business in any part of the counties before JUSTICES.
L. c. DAVIS, NewcomerStown,
WIN. HUNTER Coshocton, Ohio.
.cct. 24th, 1912. Ally
Law Notice.
BOOZ M. ATHERTON and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed CO partnership IN their business
as Attornies at Lao, aud viii hereafter practice in
nexion in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
They will alsoatlend to business in any part OF the coun
aY before Justices.
The public may be assured that business entrusted to
their management will receive their prompt and undi>
yded attention,
Office in the brick building on the souIh West cor
Der ufhe Public Square.
New Philadelphia Dec. l.. 1s4l. Iy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
SFRaFAeSViHAe ENEl.
Formerly occupscG% H. Springer,

LEVI CASKEY,
Would respectfully informt citizens cfTuscaawas coun
y and the travelling public in general that he has opened
house of public entertainment in the village of shanesvile
Tucarawa county Ohio where he is prepared to accommo
date all who may favor him with call. He deems 1t unne.
ccssary enter into detail of the accommodations of his
house. but iusues them the bea the market afford.
Ills bar will always be supplied with choice selection of IL
quos Being determined tlat his establishment shall not bO
surpassed by any the county, he will leave nothing undone
hat may conduce TO the and comfort of his guests
shanesville Oct. 22nd 1342 4l2m.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

And for the kind Of money above mentioned rest assured
they will give lbs of coffee for dollar, LEETLE"
If any other Merchant is disposed to give IL Also
Ptsburg manufactured articles such Ion Nails, Casts
ings Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wcking, Window Glass;
And full supply of Eclectic School Books$c.
New PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1872 IA
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-14

Such was declared to be the desire o
Jackson, of Van BuTeB, OF Buchanan an
Benton, aud of all the leading democrail
Of the party. The latter Of these gen
ilemen is the only prominent member o.
the democratic party, who can, with even
show Of justice, be quoted as authority
for an ExsLUsIvE hard money currency,
and even he. we aver, does not go TO that
extrOme. Then in the name Of all that
is fair, liberal and Just, why denounce Mr
Hemer as departing from the principles
of his party, because he avows the policy
avowed before him, by the very highest of
the party, and approved and sanctioned,
and acted upon, by the great mass for
years!
Mr.. Hamer is in favor too, Of individ-
ual responsibility of the stakeholder, but
not TO that extent that would defeat The
very object of the law. He would NJ AXE
them responable so far as il could be
PRACTIcABLY done. The doctrine
that would go farther must be redicu-
lous.
II the spirit OF sans culoHeiSm is TO pre-
vail and Mr. Hamer be denounced d as mo
democrat for avowing such doctrines as
these, then we pity the condition of dcgen-
eracy into which democracy is fast fall
ing. But, we hope better tllings-we be.
lieVe that mole conservative feeling is
abroad, a feeling that will operate TO the
purgation of all ultraism from our ranks,
and restore among US thai unanlmity and
cordially of adherence TO original. princi.
pies, for which we were once SO honora-
lily distinguished.
loffer you no apology, Mr., Editor, for
these remarks. | have seen enough in
the steady consistency, the patriotic and
independent adherence Of Mr.. Hamer to
sound democratic principles, to satisfy me
Of bis fidelity, and it will require some
thing more than have yet seen 10
shake my confidence in his political in
tegrty.
Maysviile, KY, May 10.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-14

The Lords of the Loom, 10 the manu-
featuring Siates,are bold men. Whenever
their business does not yield an income
that will enable them to live at home like
princes spend few weeks at the capt.
taIsSf their State during the session Of
its LegIslatnre-keep the holiday at
Washington during the session of Con-
gress--Visit the springs in July-send
their sons TO college--own bank stock
enough 10 be adirector-ands contribute
perhaps TO build log cabins during an cleo
tiOneering campaign;-unless their busi-
ness, we say, will enable them to do
something like this, they call upon Com
gress 10 protect them by tariff which.
will exclude competition, and thus enable
them TO sellat their own Prices.-De-
troit Free Press.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-14
NEW sERIEs.-voL. II. NO. 46.

CoNFORTABLY D0DEsT.-An editor in
Mississippi.says it is about time candidates
for Congress were nominated, and con-
cludes with recommending himself thus:
ave know 10 one 10 our section Of the
State, more deserving Of the Office or bet
ter qualified to representus than ogrsslE
We are opposed to the State Bonding sys-
ten in toto, to the bonds Of sin, to to ell
bonds but bonds of love, and are sound IN
politics. We are strictly moral in every
respect and no Que can charge Us with 4
bad act committed since we came to
years Of discretion-that is, since we cut
the credit system. The Democrats Of
lafayette will go for us heart and hand.
viii Od: anii-bond friends have meet
ing and prevail upon us to serve the par
t.? We only want little coaxiug like
a basbiul young widow. sTis true We
are no orator, butwe have a good voice,
and have joined the debating club for the
express purpose of learning to speak in
public on the stump. We havn't Joined
the teetotaliers but we shall take the
pledge at their next meeting. What
more need we say? Editors throughout
the State viii please announce thatlwO
are candidate, provided they will wait
for their fees until we receive payment
for Chancery Court advertising done by
US during the two past years. We shall
issue bill at an early day describ.
ing our parts, pedigree and pretens-
ions.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-14
GEoRGEToWN o. TUESDAY, JUNE Il, ls4a J

edby all SiokevillOe--and what could he
do siugle-handed with the multitude a.
gainst him? He demanded trial before
anecClesiastic tribunal, that he might ex.
culPaie himself but his church re fused
him the privilege its members declar-
ing that his usefulness vas DESTROYED, ,
guilty or iEnoccnt--and that clergyman
ought TO be above suspicion even.' He
protested against arbitrary proceedings,
bur his remOnslrances were of no avail.
lie was disnissed-and thus ended the
labor OF Parson Brush ia StokeviIle, after
a residence ofeight months and fourteen
days; and he departed with as many curs-
es on his head, as there had been bless.
ings showered upon him at his arrival.
When the public mind had settled
down, the people began TO reflect upon
what they had done. They inquired into
the charges which had been alleged a.
gaiDst Mr.. Brush, and found them totally
without foundation in truth. The gin
which John Noakes declared he saw Mr.
Brush purchase at Mr.. Tade's store was
found out 10 have been used fol horse
medicine, and all the other sights and
coniectures were in like manner accoun-
ted for. Not solitary charge was sub
sianiiated ana not an individual in Stoke
vile could be found who was not con
vinced that Plrson Brush had been dis.
missed for crimes Of which he was never
guilty.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-14

HISTORY OF FoRGER.-The Boston
Mail gives short history of notorious
character named Hamrald who has at
least dozen aliases 10 his name and
whose life is quite as chequered with
crime as the villains Of oIden time-Apz-
ieno Rinaldo or Jack Sheppard not excsp-
ted. He went through the operation Of
hanging himselfin London some years
ago while waiting his trial for forgery, and
while his keeper went for medical aid, cut
himself down and escaped. He was
subsequently transported, but even then
conlriVed TO escape from Botany Bay
He has been several times in jail at New
Orleans and Cincinnati, but found means
TO break his prison walls. He was SEN
fenced to Sing SIM but enlisted the SYM
pathy of some philahthropists at New
York and was released He is now in Jail
in Newport, but how long be viii remain
there is uncertain. He is an excellent
pensmsn and man Of ready taleRt.