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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-15
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For the Cure Of
Liver COMPLAINT.


TENHE symoms arising from chonic di"ra'Cs Of as hVrE
N various almost TO battle description They d
not all appear in any individual case, but slow teIn
themselves, in different persons in great variety both in
tent numbes and degree the disorder exists every gra
daUn, and oen for long time sg 10 alarm.
being nothing than Of uness after meals with
Fome of the bowels disposition TO drowsness eua
tatiOns of wind ringing in the dizziness of tie head
codness of eIremes followed by burning In tho SOcs
of feet aud palms of the hands, unpleasant sinking
sensation the pit of the stomach Come attended
with watchiuness, unrcesng Sleep disturbed by dreams
Pain also in either side and most frequently in the left ex
tending shouer blades The mind Is often frelfui an.
riated by the most ing causes, the memory becomed
impaired and there is general dissemination for bodily ors
mental exeon. The stomach sympahise and Is so much
disturbed lead the patient 10 suppose that his CON,
pant nrscs from afccaton of this organ, while IL s
only affected by being in tie vicinity Of the real disease The
bowels become Irregular cOsvanesS alternating with diara
hHa and frequently distended with gas There often
of Appetite at other times unnatural craving for food
The urine becomes highly coored and is frequently voded
with pain The countenance sumes saow, cadaverouS
sckly hue Many other symptoms might lie named but
those already enumerated the prominent and eon
mon.
Liver complaints Jaundcs dyspepsia, and all other die
orders arising from diseased state OF the liver and it's secre
tioas be cured by the of d. Sarkveshes
Hepae Elixir ihan by any other medicine has by its own
intrinsic merits obtained wider circulation and performed
permar cures Ihan any other ollie remedy extan
proof Of which, from tile most respectable living Witnesses In
daily rendered TO the proprietor and the certificates and
tmonals which voluntarily gvCn published, would nR
an entire newspaper.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-15
LIVER COMPLAINT

This disease often terminates in another of serious
nature if proper remedies resorted in time. In all
forms of this Dr. achs Compound Strengthening and Ger.
Aperient Pills. will perform perfect cure-frst, by
cleansing the stomach and bowels thus removing all diseases
from the Liver by the of the German perert Pills. after
which the compound Strengthening taken give
strength and TO those tender organs which require such
only effect permanent cure, The pills are neat
ly put up in small packages with full directions For sale
at No. l9 North Eighth Street, Also for sale at the Store of
j. p. Chaplin, N, Phia.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-15
Fran the Spirit of tie Times
COM MI NlCATION

Ifyou wish to letain the richest blessing, attend carly
10 yourself whenever you find that your appetite be-
comes impaired, your bowels costlve or bio on the
stomach Remember-Dr HarLich' celebrated medicines
Procure them Immediately, and use them according o.
directions, they will Immediately remove these primary
symptoms from the system. But if you neglect your,
self they will form host Of maades such dyspep>
pia liver complaints. jaundce pain IN the side, bilious
nifertiOns eyers &c which o. stinae tc cure,
besides attended with pains and much distress. "Dr.
Harlich's Medicines" will certainly cure all forms of
the above mentioned disease. The patient must lows
ever, not conceive in the late, stages cure can be
performed in few days or week. If the medicine
had been used at the very first attack the disease could
have heen eradcned in much shorter lime The eds
cine must therefore be used strictly for fortnight before
much decided benefit will be realized.
RELIEVED SUFFERER,
PHILADELPHIA Sept Sd, l84O.n
Principal Office No. 10 North Eighth ST. Phladal
pha. Also, for ssIo by J. p. Chaplin, New PhiIadeI
hin, Ohio.
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truly happy TO state to the afflicted community that
Enamber of my family afflicted for ten twelve years
with tie above distressing disease. The symptoms were great
oppression after eating acidy the stomach, severe pain
the side and breast sick head ache menu dependency with
other rynpons duIng wO time remedies were
pfocnred without obtaining much relief Having heard Of
good effects Of Dr. Ilacs Compound strengthening and
German Apeeut PILLS, Twas induced 10 give them trial.
which happy TO that by using box of the German
Aperient PILLS was induced give them trial. which
happy 10 state that by using hox of the German Ape.
sien Ps accompanied by tie Strengthening Tonic PILLS tat
they have nearly eadated the disease. consider it due to
those afflicted that make this acknowledgement, that tey
may likewise procure tie invaua lie medicine and be
e eed from those distressing diseases.
With gratitude and respect
VIM. NJ SPEAR No. 1875 Old York Road.
Fot sale by J. P. Chaplin New Phil'a.
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~LOOK HEREl!sfn
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
SA MU 4 II AID A M S,

XWould respectfully return his thanks TO the citizens
w Of Dover, and New Phadelhia, fer the liberal pat
onage he has received since his commencement in bus-
nessi and he informs the citizens ofhe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in The town Of
Dover, Factory Street, south slde, where Clothing will
ve made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feeIs
assured that he will be able to render general satisac>
tion to all, who are pleased TO give him cali
Dover, Sept. 30, l64l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-15
DIR. E. HUMPHREYS
VEGETABLE OINTME E N T..
FOR THE PILES. FISSURES, &c.

a FTER Practice of than 80 yeass, and witnessing
IN great amount Of human suffering from that distressing
maIady Piles or Homorods and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for lis almost entire failure
short of operation by the gatnre, wire ku Dr. Hum.
phreys been induced 10 estow attention 10 tie
subject, with the design of discovering remedy that would
possess the power TO discuss the inflammation and dspea
the tHnefaction of the parts and at the time by mild
and desirable remedy His ancIpaons 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 tsLnSe 10
composed of highly active ingredients, its notifications
such, that becomes composition perfectly mild and adap
ted TO the uses of the most delicate subject.
As test ofsnceri and confidence In the remedy, the
subscriber pledges himself perform cure of Piles in all
that MAJ be submitted bis management or In of fail.
ue in any case no charge shall be made for the Ointment
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-15
Land Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nY virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of
I'D Tuscarawas County ohio shall offer for saleat public
oucry at inn of Levi Caskey in tie town fshanesvie,
on Saturday 24th day of Bceme 1872 at one o'clock,
p the following real estate situate in said county to witt
Lots numbered 90 2I o. a. AZ, 92 93 a. in the town
of hanesve in snd Tuscaawas Co.. also lots Numbered 85
& lh5 in the town of N. Philadelphia in said County;
Also the undivided half twelve and nineiy.oDe
perches Of land situate in The north east quarter ofsec
ton (3) township eight (S,) and range four (4) in
said iuscarawas County.
TERMS OF SALE.
iUne third of The purchase money in hand, one third
in one year. and the balance in two years from the
day of sale with interest.
NATHAN CCRDERY, Admir-
ofHenrY Williams, dec.
Nov. 10, 1a42. @
BY ATHERroN & CHArxAE, At'ys. 30 pr foe $50
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Tnothaehel IHothaeheii

EFT should be known oil whom may concern that large
n number of citizens for few weeks past have been
ing the efficacy of Dr. Dc leys Ceiebetd uscovituS Tooth
Ache Drops ard that in every instance has effected rad
cal cure in the most nveterate Of this hord CON-
pant All persons, therefore subject 10 this most distressing
maady, and deous Of retaining their teeth for future
aud rest assured that remedyis within
their reach which Is certain death TO the tooth ache
Is also highly eicaious in the preservation of deayed
teeth, and in removing all and scurvy whoutte use
of instrument. Only agency in Cincinnati The gen
une Is for sale by n. Knoie; New Philadelphia, Keller E.
Hildt, Canal Dover obio-Nov, 10, l942-42sm.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
COVerHet Weaving!

The Subscriber having established himself in New
Philadelphia tenders his services 10 the citizens Of the
town and adjacent country, as an Ingram Coverlet
Weaver.
He Aatters himself from long experience in The bust
ness, that his workmanship will be inferior to in
the State of Ohio, ard that he will be able give gem
eral satisfaction.
ROBERTO. WILSON.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
The Miuer,s Journal says: %!

This RI. Rev. H. u. Ondernonk,
D. D. Of the Protestant Episcopal, Church,
visited Pditsville on Wednesday lasl. &C.
cordug to appointment. preached and Of.
fcia,ed in Trinity Church, morning and
evening. During the morning service, by
particular request Of RI Rev. Levi 8.
Ives, D. d. Of North Carolina,and actin q
for him. he admitted TO The Holy order
Of Priests. the Rector Of The Church, The
Rev. Jacob B. Morss, being assisted in
the imposition OF hands dy the Rev. Messrs
Morgan and Drake.
Mr.. Bourne was at the same time sd.
Tiued TO the Holy orders Of Deacons.
The rite Of Confirmation was also admin.
istered 10 six candidates
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

but one exception, since the formation OF
The government. she has given her large aud
undivided vote 10 the candidate Of The De-
mocrs,ic party, and with her proverSiai
s,aitlness has nobly sustained the respec-
tive administrations of her favori,es whilst
other States have in their party. histories
exhibilsd much fckleaess and change--lhe
democrats Of The Keystone Commonwealth
have always presented an unbroken front;
and in no, few instances have courageous.
ly come 10 the fescue. and iriumphandy in
favor Of correct principles, popular rights
when both were in dangerl
A course such as this, and services and
benefits so great as these, which Pennsyl-
vania has rendered it will be conceded,
deserve some substantial acknowledgement
and recompence, They should not be for.
gotten at this late session.; preceding which
the party has so largely enjoyed the advan-
tage of her faithful exeflions. Even weie
these no, 80 great the importance of our
State, relatively 10 others, in her population
productions, and enterprise, ought 10 present
some claims for consideration.
A movemen, has already been commen-
ced in certain parts Of onr commonwealth,
10 sustain these demands Of the plainest JUS
lice; and JAMES BUCHANAN, the Far,
mer boy of Franklin county, and the hon
est and capable Senator, Of two consecutive
terms, has been presented to the people,
This is right; and the nomination will meet
with cordial response throughout the
State. II oanno. be that Pennsylvanians
will be recreant to their commonwealth, TO
Justice, and themselves! They can, besides
in bold confidence, hold mp, man for sup
port; such as BUCHANAN. In private life oi
untain.ed reputation land in his public re.
la.ions, laboriors, faithful, and superla.ivsly
eminen, for his craftsmanship, and ability
who among us would refuse his support!
Would no. The splendor Of such character,
when occupying deserved elevation.reflec'
large measure Of glow upon bis immediate
constituents Would not his election be
promotive Of the best and lasting interests
Of our beloved countryi 81 ek&s
There can be little need of enlarging, al
this time upon the claims Of our State, OF
the merits Of Mr.. Buchanan. These will
be acknowledged, so soon as msntioned
and all remains. is 10 name him asa candi
date. Will you oblige then, Mr.. Editor, ;
constant and democratic friend, by alludinl
| in your columns, to this matter; and urging
upon your numerous ieaders,an attention Il
BUCHANAN and PENNSYLVANIA
RIGHTS! SIMON SNY DER. .
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A numerous and respectable meeting
the friends Of MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
was held at the sounty Cour, House, in
Philadelphia, on the 24th ul.' WILLIAM
DoHNERT. Esq. stauncli and inAexible
democra. presided, assisted by several other
distinguished democrats as Vice Presidents
and Secretaries, The resolutions adopted
by the meeting are written in tone and
spiri, highly soncilia.ory and oommendable
while they avow preference fer MAR
TIN VAN BuREr for the Presidency, they
express a willingness to abide by the
nomination Of National Conven.ion,be the
candidate whom no may.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
THE SALE OF STATE STOCKS.

Which was advertised to be held a, The
State Capitol, on Monday last, like the pre-.
vious sale in Philadelphia, was merely
opened and adjourned by the Secretary Of
The Commonwealth, 10 the first Monday in
March next. The provisions of the law
authorizing .bs sale Of this portion Of the
State property, we understand. are Of such
peculiar character as 10 render the dispo-
sal OF il impossible, without immense sac
ri6ee to The interests of the State. The
great misfortune indeed seems TO be, that
The recommendations Of Gov PORTER
10 sell it. were not carried into effect a. the
lime they were promulgated when the
stocks could have realized something hand
some to the Stale. We have no doub, The
legislature at its nex! session will amend
the lsw.and that The stock will be far more
iavorably disposed Of than can be done al
present. Keystone. 81
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
CONGRESS-;

The first day Of the Session Dec 5,ls42
(Monday) was dull and gloomy enough.
AT IL o'clock the House Of Representatives
was called 10 orders by the Speaker. A
quorum appeared, l74 members answering
TO their names.
On motion of Mr.. Cushing,a committee
was appointed TO wal. on the President.
Mr. Everett gave notice that he would
ask leave 10 introduce bill for the repeal
of the Bankrupt Law. Mr.. Adams asked
leave 10 offer resolution resembling the
2ls. rule, which prohibits the reception OF
abolition papers. Mr.. Wise objected TO
the reception Of such resolution. The
resolution was finally altered SO as TO make
i. a notice. The usual resolutions as TO
the election Of Chaplain, Sc. were adopted,
and the House Adjourned. s
In the Sensts nothing was done only
% members answered to yner namvs.--
Adjourned. ,srs.s
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

The authorities Of Norfolk, Va. are in
state Of fever, and threaten terrible things
in the way Of retaliation upon Boston, for
having refused TO deliver Up runaway
slave, belonging 10 a MIR. Lalimer,of,
Virginia. The slave escaped to Boston,
was pursued and captured by La.imer,
when mob Of that city in,erfered and
compelled the latter to taks s400 for bis
slave, or loos him altogether. Lalimer
returned home. The people Of Norfolk
ale highly excited about it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

.Powsrful Magnet "A lecturer was d.
lasing spon the powers Of shs magnet, de.
flying any one to show or name any thing
surprising its powers; when man noun.
ted the stand and told him that woman
was the magnet of magnets, for, SAID he, if
the loadstone could attract piece Of iron
foot or two, there was yeung woman
who, when he was young man, used 10
attract him thirteen miles svsry Sunday to
have chat aoiih her! 20
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
VALUABLE RELICS.

The Uar sword of Hashington and the
crab apple cane Of DR.. Franklin.
In late number Of The National lntelli.
gencer, we find the following interesting
letter from w. G. Johnson Of Maryiand:
To the Edifors-- G Gsntlemen:--I read a
eArr,srrssrssrrvrs ruruir,5euUcr- r.w
days ago specula!ing on the probable fate
Of Gen. Washngton's service sword. The
writer supposes ths, il was given 10 General
Green by General Washington. and lost q.
sea. This IL mistake. The same sword;
with the green scabbard and white buckskin
bel. that encompassed the distinguished
owner, with The name of the manufacturer,
who resided in Fishkill, London, with the
date on the plate--in fine, the same sword
which General Washington wore through
the whole war, and was at his side at The
surrender of Lord CORVALLIS at yorktown,
Is noU in the possession Of MIR. Samuel
Washington, OF Kanawha county, Va. a
grand nephew Of General Washington.
The sword was given 10 bis father by
General Washington. and also the famous
srab-apple Cane, bsqueathed by Dr.. Frank
lin 10 General Washington in his will bear
ing date July, 1888. l extract ,ha, par, Of
DR.. Frauklin's will (which find in the 7th
volume ofthe American Museum now be-
fore me) which describes the can 9, with par
ticularly and manifest interest, as follows:
my fine crab..ree walking stick, with a
gold head curiously wrought in the form Of
the cap Of liberty, give 10 my friend and
tho friend Of mankind Gen. Washington. -
fit were scepwe, he has merited il, and
would become IT,
Mr.. Samuel Warrington has both the
sDsrd and The cane in an ercelient state OF
preservation, as l am informed by several
gentlemen who have seen them within a
few months; and entertain the hops and
belief that they may be procured, by prop
er application, from the owner to be placed
in the National institute aiWashing,on. II
would be most suitable place for two such
interesting relies Of two such iilus,rious
| men. ras
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
Aflla1..sz7zEE

The Legislaturs.--Under the amended
Constiiuiion,our State Legislature meets on
the first Tuesday Of January in each year
the next session will consequently com.
mence on Tuesday Jan. Sd.
The United States Senator election
takes place on Tuesday following, January
10th.
The election for State Treasurer was
fixed BY law a. the last session on the I'D
NJ ondsy Of Januaiy.' which will bo shs
18th Of The month. i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

From the American Sentinel.

TOM tne American sentinel.
Tie claims Of Psnnsylvania 10 d nomina-
iion Of one Of her citizens to the Presi.
deneN-
The campaign hes been already opened
by our opponents, and Henry Clay is now
fairly before the people OF the United
States. II cannot therefore be premature
IN the Democrats to cast around for an a.
vailable candidate, or to discuss the merits
Of hose whose names have been men,iosed
az possessing not only influence sufficient
10 secure success, bu. also claims 10 The
Presidential chair. on account af superior
qualifications, pas, services, or fsithfulness
TO republican principles. 20
The pemoeralic party has good cause 20
be proud Of The different gentlemen. who
have been mentioned in VARIOUS parts of the
Union, in reference TO the Presidency
They AL, without exception, are iadividu-
ais, who would bring wiih them TO the
exalted station, character and talents Of no
ordinary kind; and which would be advan.
tageousiy employed, to the benefit Of shs
country. This opinion is expressed in sin.
cerisy; and is given in justice TO the promi
neni individuals already named.
But, aVthiags being equal, it is sugges
ssd that Pennsylvania. is emitted TO The
nemipailen from among her sons. Viii
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ALABAMA.

The Mobile Tribune, alluding to the
Presidency, says:--'rhere are only two
papers in the State tina, are in favor of Mr..
Van Buren; and their preference has been
very guardedly expressed. There are FIVE
or six which have declared their preference
for Mr.. Calhoun; and two or three which
have spoken for Mr.. Buchanan
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

We have lately been informed of fac,
which may not be generally known, viz:
that d'isd eel skin put in coffee, will ans.
wer the same purpose as eggs, in settling
il. A piece Of an inch in diameter, will
clear quantity of,his beverage suficien.
for twenty msn at one sitting, ,--West Ches-
Ter Je6ersonian;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
GERMAN CHURCH,

in this place, commencing on Sunday. the
18Th inst, at half pas..wo o'clock, p. M.
in the German language. Services in she
English language in the eYnng. The
services ~ill be principally IN ths English
language. Rev. D. s. Tobias passsr ofsaid
church.
Dec. 10, ls42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
TENNESSEE.

The Legislature Of this State adjourned
without electing U. 8. Senators. This
State will consequently remain unrepreson-
ted al the approaching session Of Congress
in The Senate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

Mr.. Samuel Walker, of ElizabeihtowA,
near Pit.sburg, Pa, has, since he commen-
ed business, built 1870 steamboats, and 200
keel-boats and barges. making in all over
800 large boats constructed and 60! ou.
under tho direction of single individu.
al. ,f
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

The Legislature of Vermont has passed
a bill, which virtually abolished capital
punishment; II substitutes imprisonment
during lifs,unless the Goyeiner,, shall. after
one year, issue a warrant directing the
criminal 10 be executed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

A two.penney paper entitled the Mid
night Cry, devoted 10 the destruction of the
world in ls43, and regularly in mourning,
has been started in the city Of New York.
Mr.. Miller has bsen lscturing in that
city. 81 ...t
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

The Madisonian. announces lis deiermin-
tion to support for the Presidency the man
who may be nominated by the Democratic
National Convention, be he whom he may,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

Contested Elsclion.-Judge Watts, Of
Orleans, has decided in the case of con-
tested election, that Witnesses could not
be required by law to declare for whom
they voted. Their avowal must be vol
un,ary, if made a, ALL
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

John Quincy Adams is the only whig
member Of .he present Congress from tho
state Of Massachusetts who has been re-
elec,ed-His majority is less than 400.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

The Grand Jury OF Newcastle county,
Delaware. have lately found a number Of
pue bills against illegal yolers ami officers
Of elections who have received illegal
votes. s,S
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10

The above may be set down as the vote of
the political aboliiionists could bring to the
polls in highly exciting contest. Indeed
they nearly have il this year. Their
strength in most Of the New England states
where il requires majority Of votes TO
elect, is sufficient to prevent an election
whenever the leaders choose so to order ii;
and their number in New York, Ohio and
Michigan. make aboli!ionism shsrp edged
tool FOR either of the two great political par.
ties TO play with. In good old Pennsyva.
MA, they are Of mo account against our
overwhelming democratic majority.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-10
ST@IEIuIsa

A PROTRACTED MEETING will b
held in the 6ni IA