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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

This grea, day--ths advent of American Liberty,
will be on Monday next. And should we not FeJoce-
should not every freeman rejoice-uPOn the closing OF
another year oGibe undisiurbed liberty we all eloyi
Should we not sacredly celebrate the anniversary o'
that day which brought freedom to people, and revere
the blessings which have been bequeathed to us nom
il. proceeiings Though the strife of parties run so
high at times, as to make us forget that we are oil
brothers; though The spirit Of opposition sometime THEA
tens destruction to Governmental iabric-sii when
the day comes round to be consecraed to National ln>
dependence, we all join together IN honoring IT. and
she men whose efforts ranked US among the "Nalons
orthe earlh.' So may II always be.
As we get wiser, and older. and more intelligent
as nation, the moro srveny do we appreciate those
great fundamental rights of man as laid down the De-
claration of Independence. This proven by the ma
nv preparations making throughout the country for cell
cbrating the coming anniversary. So long as such
feeling exists we need despair Of the Republic
TO keep alive affecting, let every man devote one
day; let him celsbrate it in peaceable and vItuouS
patriotic manner, that his actions may not corrupt the
minds Of the rising generation around him. That's ALL
We have been handed the order the day, OF the
Dover Celebration It will be conducted on the cold
water systam that s plenty of good things to ea but
nothing stronger on the table, than lemon-ade' II
man wants toddy of course he can get the tavern
for six pence.
UTWe have been re iuesed by the Committee oil
arrangements, 10 give general invitation to The Ladies
to be on hand.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
.ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Henry shinds, O' s,'on~'n, ,,.%in, A,%y IN,
Matthias Matthias Bowman. wa. this day issued by John
Butt Justice Of the Peace of Goshen township, TuP'
carawas County Ohio, against the goods, chaItels,
rights credits, money, property and effects OF Freo
r,r Nensil and Matthias Bowm an residents Of said
county. Dated this 25th day Of June. 1912.
HENRY SHINDLER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

TThe federal editor hereabous, is trying to raise
"Home Leagues It's too late now. 1t the people
ofTuscarawas had formed themselveves into Home
Lsapue 20 wears ago, to protect one another from
the vanies practised upon them Oy one Kirk fa'r'cE'
then a "Home league would have done some good'
Il might have protected the characters ofsevera from
the willy old seducer but there's little use In locking
the door after the horse is stolen.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
WANTED,

2 JOURNE YME.N SEGAR MAKERS.
Good workmen. will find immediate employment.
by applying at G. F. A. Wassman's Factory IN Canal
Dover. ,
Also A lad of from ~ to Is yeaas Of age, will 30
taken as an apprentice to the Cigar making business
if application be made soon.
g.. F. A. WASSMAN
Canal Dover Ohio; June 80, l642, 24H
Wheeling Argus please copy to the amt OF lS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

YOU are pleased to allude to ped ply. and ussur'
ing you thar the Irish blood which hows 70 my 'ens
will never cease but with my fe alone TO beat IN nn-
son with those uhp have at heart the security of L'sh
Liberty, subscribe my self very truly,
~ Your 0beGent servant,
-u" ANDREW JACKSON.
TOThomas Mooney, E,q. r.
Agent of the Irish R.peal AssOclahon oI
New York-Nashvlle. .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

CoRWIN & Co had a great time at the Lebanon
convention. The hard cider andangoes were revived.
A weaver went from Dayton, mounted on wheels ana
weaving through the streets. So we may look out for
rise in coon SKINS gourds, TO- The debauch OF le4o'
is to be acted over agan-al except the aerpiece- viz
the federal promises Of Better times and better prces
You dom see any more of them, mind,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
sELECT sOHooL.

D. M: BRADSHAW, would inform the good
usonls of Dover & its vicinity that he has opened
school in their village for the instruction of young mas.
tsrs & Misses in The branches usually taught in select
schools Having been long engaged IN the pleasing task
Of impar,ng instruction to the young no feels confident
of giving full and complete satisfaction to all those
who may feel disposed to place their children undsF
his care,
Canal Dover, Juno 20, 1s42,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

The above shows US what the wings promised If
tey got into power and what they have given us IN
place of those promises. They have had the Govern'
ment in their own hands near l6 months, Wing pres
ident, whig Senate, whig House Of Representatives, q
what the RESULT Why, that the very editors who
dsuded, deceived and humbugged honest men. by hof
ding out their hypocr,ica promises, in ls4O now tell
Us that the Sheriff is selling wagons for S5 So hogs at
asix.pence AHEAD cows dollar, and horses which
cost 40 or so dollars, are knocked off at" and dollars
sachl These are some Of the GOOD Times, and high
wages. and high prices, of Whigery . ..'
Was ever such times experienced under Van BuN
Ten's Administration Was prices rs low wages
ss low, money SO worthless, while The democratic
were in power, as they have been sncei Fellow cit
izens, these questioRaIs9u can all answer. And
yet how the democracy SSre vlied, misrepresented
-Cbarged with wanting to-cu down wages, labor pro,
duce aud every thing eseby the false hearted Feder>
nlisis who, have themselves brought about that iden-
Ica state Of things, in place &c fulfilling those solemn
pledges made from their s aud their presses 10 sgsu
srous high minded aud patriotic people. go,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
wu1e pRoMlsEs- THE "BETTER TIMES.

WHIG PROMISES THE BETTER TIMES
The Last Tuscarawas Advocate, published mourn'
ful article, along with Sheriff sale lately held in
southern county which shows up The state Of the times
and the false hearted promises ofwhg leaders. 1t is
mourn ul indeed and should be warning to all those
who were humbugged, never 10 believe these whig
leaders again. .r..
Below we give extracts from the Wing paper both
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IoTrcE hereby given that at the June term OF TuSea
IN was Court of Common Pleas, was appointed admins
traitor WITH THE WILL ANNExEDof the estate OF Joseph Hun
deceased. All persons interested willtake notice.
ISAAC N. ROBERTS, adm'r
June o. 1912, 234t I ..a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

The Kentucky banks resumed on the 18TH Inc
Louisville Advertiser says the effort has been entirely
successful; contrary 70 the anticpaOns Of many there
was no demand tor specie beyond avery few dollars
II our affirmation is correct they received far more
gold and silver thanihey paid out. " a3tHa..'
pRepor, says the Illinois State Bank did not resume
On the 18th, because the N. Q. Banks suspended a
poor apology. She ought to be ''guued.l FACT
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

UotOtO huN '
From the Tuscara,oGs Ad-
voeate October "a, l54O.
Rally TO the support Of
Harrison g. you shall have
National and Individual
Prosperity.
-.GOOD TINES,
High wages and plenty
Of work,
"A Protective I arif,
No United States DireeI
Tax,
Economy in The Public
Expenditures,
"A GOOD CURRENCY
e. PLENTY OF 1T,
And Democracy in it
Purity.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

We give the communication Of"s. 8 place. to
,hew what portion of the Wing party think of their
vvbp editor here. 1t comes from an old Wing. one
who has labored for the party year after year, but VINO
ia disguised with the continual lying of Patrick and
his disbonornble course. How often have we conVic
ted him of being an unprnciped liar and told cOmmu'
-, mo, what rs. s." now tells theml How often
h.so ws advised the honest portion Of Wings to kick
him out of the press, and put in an editor that mas al
least some regard for honesty and TRUTH one that p0''
sessss moral character. Ifthey donot, they Will soo
see the hand writing on the wall.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
Notice.

ALL the guns in the possession Of the Dover
50 Guards; g. other persons, must be delivered up
to H. " Beesen before the 23d Of Jnly otherwise the
holders Of them will bear the consequences,
'O'N'' JOHN YOUNG, Capt,
June 80, 1942; AA
a. IFLE g. ROCK PCWDER--By By tho keg for aaEa
" by FERTlG e. TORREY,
Canal Dover, June 20, 1912.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

GFSome anonymous scribbler in the Advocate 70.
ouess rs to state that the friends Of Free Trade are cha
enged TO NEE, The advocates Of Protective Tariff IN
debate in Mil Township, at any time and place 'ne
challenges may name. Well. now we've done '0'
and what are YOU going to do abouit' 1t strikes u.s.
;pbere are any Protective Tariff men who want to talk
on the subject they had better call meeting over their
own names; this done, let them appoint committee to
90 to Washington, and STIR up The Wing Congress to
sense Of their thigh duties. That body has been in
session for most of the last year, and though it was one
ofho great objects ofwbgery to havO high 'arf' yet
there has nothing been done as yet What IS 10 Dc
gained by discussing the question, It's own friends
when they have the power, will not pass 'Pro'eo-
tive tariff billl ..s. a.#' t.ti a.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
THE TUSCARAWAS GUARDS,

will meet at the Court House in New Philadelphia on
Monday msrning July 18th, at O'Clock A. NJ armed and
equipped for drill, general attendance is requested
' By order Of J. II. Smith, Capt:
d. M. BRADSHAW, o. y,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

~ nOIbeH,uI pc eucIii w
The horses were such as
have heretofore sold for SO
and $75 each.
Besides these, a store Of
goods, said 10 have cost
several HUNDRED, sold for,
lG20,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

From the NtscGrowGs Ai-
oocate June "a, 1912.
IA Schedule Of property
sold by Sheriff Of Muskin-
gum county, within a few
ldaYs past.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30

An exchange says IN Arkansas they call acOat OF tara
and feathers a. rrOttcliye ~ III.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-30
TAKE NOTICE.

T7" TAKE NOTIUE. " uO'''S
-AroTICE Is hereby given that az 'he ''e' :,
NJ caravans Court Of Common Pleas, hsOut they must
pointed administrator of the estate o. SSio Statesman
ceased All persons lN''fs'''1 PHILIP bwln, OF Hart
Juue 20, 1912. t234w'Jher goes 10 ine
---ADMINjSTRATOR'SP a paragraph
,n1orICE is hereby given that at the ," deserves 70
N was Court of Common Pleas, "a '!sheepfoole'
traitor Of the esuic Of Elizabeth %ty when he shuffes
nersons interested will take noticrs' -
qgaFetCtN 4 gsfa aGEoRt
june aO 1912 9 224N
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
o. m.1,.an ord british Relasloas.

WASHINGTON, April s. 1872
De.pa,che. of Importance nave been 'san..'n's',u
IN Mer;co. and it is believed that our Minister
x;l, hc able TO djus, the National difficulties with
~, resort TO the ultima rGtio Reiputlace he
ferv spirits of the south and west, who woad
pr ecipitate the country into war with that ne
public trus, will be disappointed in their aim, 50
that their energies and wrath may be unimpaired
for more glorious conflict with an Empire worthy
our arms If the signs Of the times prove not
faliacious these Hostspnrs may, ere lons,=hnd
ample field and verge enough for the exercise OF
their indomi table patriotism. There is reason to
apprehend rupture with England. Yet sin
cerelv hope we shall have no war both nations
are i'll prepared for it, The peculiar situation of
England. and of her broadly extended colonies
demands her utmost caution and forbearance.
The policy of her present administrations foreign
and domestic, will shake the empire to its very
centre. The parsimony and injustice Of the Gov
crnment, toward the East and West Indies. and
the oppression Of her subjects at Home have pro-
duced the deepest dissatisfaction and revolt; and
her presumptuous interference with the established
governments of Europe, notwithstanding the quad
ruple treaty concerning the Slave Trade has alien
ated all her powerful allies on the Continent.
Since the forciblc partition of the Netherlands,
and the outbreak in Poland and the Germanic
States, Russia, Prussia, Austria and Holland rely
on it, are leagued against her. and the increasing
demands of the Irish Agitator menace the inte-
grit of the kingdom. England canno, with safety
make upon the United States; and Congress
will not for a moment entertain the idea.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
DeIay in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Extract OF a private letter from Member OF
Congress- to the Editor of the Tribune:-
have been glad to find that yon have vindicated
Congress from somc of the unwarranted reproaches
which have been cast upon it. That there has
been much frivnlous debate, much Incorporate de-
clamaton, much contemplate small talk during
the present session, is undeniub!e. :" lis true,
tbs pity, and pity Ills, It's true But even in
these respects, the present session is not more la
bic to ccnsurc tlan any other long session for ten
years past. The sin of such delay, too, lies ex-
clusvcly at the doors of the individual offenders,
and cannot be charged upon the aggregate body.
The delay however, it should be remembered, has
been proptious to the cause Of protection, giving
time for the industry of the country to be heard in
its own defence, and to make its wants and its
wishes known, through the medium of Conven-
tons and Memorials, TO the appropriate Commit
toe. The clamorfor a hurried ion on the Tariff,
comes from those who do not desire Discrimina-
tion, bu. who wish prcciptatc US, ander the pre-
tcnce of the pressing cxigencies Of the Treasury,
into mere Revcnme system. In this view, the
delay, repeat has been positively fortunate, and
ought to be complained Of by those who have
the interests of Domestic Labor ut heart. Mr..
SALToSsTALL has now made his Report, however,
and we can proceed with safety.
am truly YOURS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

10 Electors Of the City of New-iork! rally in
the strength of your enthusiasm your energy, and
the might of your Coun,ry's Cause to the Meeting
a, National Hall this evening to approve and sas-
tain the nomination of our estmablc patriotic and
upright fel!ow-citizcn, ]. PHILIPS PHGNIX for
Mayor! Victory is in your grasp DO not 'ngio.
riously. supincln shamefiilly neglect IL! Alto
gether, then, Wings, to the Meeting THIS EVEN
ING
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

HoRn1D MURDER BY Az AcTREss.-A most
horrid and fatal tragedy wua enacted at the Thea
tire last night. After the curtain had dropped at
the conclusion of the first act Of the first piece.
quarrel ensued behind the scene. between Mr..
Ewing and Miss Hamblin, both attached TO the
Theatre, in which the latter plunged dagger TO
the heart OF Mr.. Ewing, which caused almost i'm
mediate death. After the preparation of the nw-
rul deed, Miss Halnblin made her escape by jump
ing out u, the window, and at - ocleck last night
had not been arrested She left in her theatrical
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

SALlvAr1NG sY LozESeEs-People complain in various
pars they have been ,a-a1 b. Medcaed LozeEge*
This be exPec~dlor many of the makers OF what
they call Medicated Lozenges rot regular physicians.
and hence can Posess az best but mere snattering e he
plon,as-bu they obtain them obscure irresponsible col
ege, which will sell them To-, twenty-five OIL
them is fair evidence Thar he IS quack,
gular uehe. the faculty will coun,en1nce such hubng
institute ans, BY tolera,ns their diplomas in their hou,es
Dr.. Peters feels it bis duty the public OF these I'M
poant facts the health OF thousand, depend on The
knowledge OF them His Lo:eases sGlic9te and It Is
impossible they should do 50 he viii be accountable for
Others, many which he anayzrd both from the nsre
dients they contained and the unse-ntc in which
they prepared could hardly fail projncr il
systems, the ainenabe etc, spoke. Of Peter Lnzenses
sold +5a Broadway. So Fuon-sree. 4l6 Huasor,
10 Chatham. and 80 and $50 Bowerv and 60 North
Si1,h,treet, Philadelphia Again call the readers
ton the fart that Dr. Peters engages h Lozenges not
salvae but bold himself po,ble Others that
he has ihRs far anaIizrd.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

rY Ceu1lc.nen's R1nts-Spr'ns Hy'"-niRp, cor
~ or Pine am, Ns,sau.;,-ts will Introduce the Spring pah
,.r, of Gen,enens Hats THIS DAY. He >oc 40
ation OF the same conden: that they will cSnima COG
nued patronage well accrun, o The nens' OF their
fabric as the rlrgaxce anI durability OF their finish
BIRD corner OF Nassau and Pine streets " !.
j. D. BIRD, los ChcSnut-,t. Philadelphia.
n, { Iu,<
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

Uy The National Convention OF Delegates
friendly to the Prof EcTloS or HOME INDUSTRY
meets at the Broadway Tabernacle at II O'Clock
this morning Strangers and Citizens are invited
10 attend Seats are reserved for Ladies.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

20 The extensive chair and furniture factory or
Messrs. Hicks s. Newton, at Georgetown, D. c.
was set OH fire and burned OH the 31st ut. Their
loss is about 80 ,C0o-insurcd g, 500.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

g I, is said that the Welland canal will be
ready for navigation by the middle of April, and
that the Vandaiia one of the new vessels with Err
lessons propelers, will be among the first to
make her appearance on the lakes.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

The New Orleans papers say That the eitzen.
would be personally called on Immediately for pow
der and lead to 90 back bv the Neptune.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

uT The Nationsl Iutcgencer officially contra
diets the report that u son of Hon. j. c. Spencer
has goac to Texas with dispatches to President
Houston
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
LAWYERS DIARY

cALESpAR OF TIE COMMON Pleas PAAr FtRsr-ss, 81
II, ~ . s5. 9, a, S. 29, S. g, 81, o. D. 23 49, 75 s.
II, s, IS, IS, SO, a.
Par Second, oclock-a, l52, l58, 1873, - 80
66, e2, 1874, !76. s, A, 225, la, la2, l24
u Special Term Supreme Court, Albany. L. S. Dis
trict Court Tenn commences, n. y.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

ry FoR REMARKs on PROF LYELL's LECTURES AND
AN ARTICLE on ASSOCIATION, SEE FIRST PAGE.
s IT. For TIE CoSCLusoN OF OUR REPORT OF fRof
LyEL,'s LECTURE on Fossil FOOTPRINTS &c, SEE LAST
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

TAXPAYERS OF NEw-YoRK do you know that
the Tax-Bill for this City just passed at Albany
gives our rulers authority to anticipate the Re-
celpt< of Taxes TO the enormous amount of ST.
100000 Do YOU know that the collection of
Taxes of this years levy is TO be completed by the
lstoj November instead of the l0M Of February
as heretofore-thereby anticipating IN addition
ono quarter, and thus adding some 100000 L"
the available means of the Corporation? Do you
know tina, tllc State Ta1to stop the Public Works
will add over $250,O0O more to the burtlen Of
Taxes on Tnxcs under which our Citynow groans
Get these Tax bills and read them now; then act
as YOU shall think proper. Beware of the efforts
which will be made 10 deceive and hull you into
Indifference till after the Charter Election.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

These are unpretenains but truthful sketches of
characters, scenes and incidents which have fullcn
under the observation of the author, mainly in our
own country. They form a clever rainy.day book
or steamboat companion.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

HYGIENE EospuouSp CASoY-There is no mistake 10
the curative powers OF this rev rse"y "hch oy Is own
,ril,c value has silently but surely 10 pubic
confidence Its used The mos, respectable taaie.
III the city and country n.hlc source OF r-ei in all
diseases affecting the passages, such ~ ca,sh
throat loss OF voice. woHpn;s coagh AMI IN the early
stages OF consumption Apply 4, i5s Broadway, corner
tI,,,. ,r}-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

DJ Dr.. Lay Postmaster at Checks Cros
Roads, Jefferson County, Tenn. has been ds,ecte.
in stealing money from the mails.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

70 A Texas meeting was held in Philadelphia
on Saturday afternoon. a committee was ap-
pointed to receive funds in aid of the Texans.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
BY order OF lIlr ColllllIIet-
ga, ANDREW FASH. Chairman

r. Seventh yyarsi.-The Democrats WhIks oi 'ne
seventh warI are requested 10 attend Public Meeting
,hs Quarters franklin House. corner Cherry aiN
Rn,asr>s;rects ON Wednesday Evening. Apr OH, AZ ::
o,rinck 10 hear the Report the Committee appoen 10
nninar Charter Officer, lor the Ward ana 10 respond "
III, Nomination OF Mayor
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

II Proncribcd EFn,clsmen-A meeting OF the
association of The Democratic Wing Prescribed Walchmen
will be held at Colombian Hail. Grand street. ON Wednes.
day Evening, April 6i at hal; past seven o'clock rune
tua attendance OF all The members is reque ted.
~ b. All persons friendly 10 the success of the assoclatsh
Ly Change OF our City Administration are hereby rSptcs
fuly inyted 10 attend. There will be several speakers to
address the IN. eting BARNES BENNETT, President
LORENZO D. QuAcXENBusH, Fice-Preshent
CHARLIE Riley Secretaries a5ot
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

rJ The name OF the P. H. q, Springfield Mass IS Hor
,;ner NO, Harriner as stated in our last.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

1- We believe the celebrated Hair Gutter and A7,ir a
Hair who arrived from Tui,',, London cutting and
br,ing Hair i, the Hair Cutting Saloon !6 Broadway
corner OF Liberys.ree up s'arS We understand sc
The CREATES, hair artist Europe and that he oeas hair
oue hundred different tde,sn>-necklace bracelets watch
guards earrings flowers, rings, wigs, sca!pS &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

1.-THE proacribcd Democratic Wing
Wntchmeu Axsocintion, and all other, friendly
to the cause, requested la meet at Columbian Inn.
Grand.slree, OH Tuesday evening, at halt past seven
o'clock 10 proceed National Hall TO respond TO the nomi-
nation for Mayor. ..,,.,
L. d. OEACKENBUSli, Vice President
THos. FENroN, Secretaries. no,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
I Mobile Chronicle, March 26.

RAILaoAps-One of the yreates, Improvements within
the las, few years for cpui.rt and convenience OF the
public i, the construction railroads. Persons engaged in
travelling may in e hours perform journey which
formerly took days TO accomplish; and mar would be
looked rpon as little short idiot who would prefer
Journey In sage-coach which cosld be performed by rail
road. So with persons labering under disease. II they
will ony travel on the railroad kralth which has been
CONSTRUCTED by Dr. Sherman in the shape OF Medcated
ozeny. the end will be obtained in onethr or half The
time which took before this discovery cough or cold
curvd ty them in hours headacht, pap,aeon and
ali nervous diseases in few minutes There is ned
cine the. can possibly equal or compare with ;hem.
So with Sher1nas Poor Mans Plaster tie best s all pas
.ers and for only la Warehouse les NaIau-sreet
Agen.s S,atss Ro,tsn,5 Ledger Buildings Philadelphia.
NEw-Yoax. March % 1872
Genlenea-Some two JeaEs since sent you certificate
ri the cure your candy had performed then have
used i, ever sncs when have taken g colds,
but can give you certificate that will satisfy any
pe,son of is value and virtues. Two weeks since
severely afflicted with hoarsene thal could not acuiats
whisper. One package Of your candy performed
radical cure twczty-!orr h1prx
Yours respectfully,
REV. J. LINDSEY, Pastor A. E. Church, Second-.L
To Ne.srs. John Pease Son, IS D!vision-,,.
Agent1-Burk. Princeton, n. J.. Zieber a Dock.,reet
Philadelphia Reddlng, No. Staest1eet. Boston; Robin
son, No ITO Baumore-strre.. Baruors Hademan, Louis
vile, KY.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

~ We shallissue an Extra this morning, Civ
ng the result Of the Connecticut Election.