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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
ANOTHER WHIG DEFA AULTER!-
S5O 600 GONE!

Joseph Planklnlon, who was up 10 yester~
day at noon, the Treasurer Of Philadelphia
County; elected by the Wings last October;is is
now rumored to be defaulter 10 the County
in upwards offGiy thousand dollars; besides
what monies he may have held in his hands
belonging to The Stale. He say he has been
sacrificed byhls Wing friends The leaders
of The Wing party in This vcinage borrowed
the public monies Of him, and of course fotgo,
to return them. So much for Federalism. IL
a good Democrat had been elected last Fall,
this loss would have been avoided.
P. S. Since ihe above was in type we learn
tina, there is DO doubt Of Mr.. Plankinon's de
falcalion; the amount so far ascertalned is said
to be at least $50, 900! The County has been
made safe by his securities, but The State
gone to the devil, we suppose.
Much sympathy appeals to be fell for Mr..
Pankin:on by his friends (of whom he had
many not only among his own political party.
but among Democrats) who believe him TO
have been victim t. certain prominent and
influential men in the Wing party, professedly
his best frenes!- Phil. Times, Aprill4.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

T%riring ,Cos"ty.-Sr. Ciau CO., Mlchiga
contains 935 square miles or 59s, 400 square
acree, lis assessed value 10 1886 was $3.50
947 In 1910 il was 81 ,O3l 276 The population
s4.6lO, being an increase Of 23pst cert duaOg
ths three yeaIs previous 10 ls4l.The quantity
Of grain raised was doubled IN The Two years
previous 10 l640 when il was estimated a'75,
600 The poultry lasr year was valued at $l442
aud the clip Of wool at 81 1904 The export
of lumber for the last six wears has averaged
from $35O,OOO to $9750OO The export Of
Ash during the same lime, has averaged
$40, 600 a year.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

COMMERCIAL EMBARRAs sMENT.-E Every oti.
er day extensive failures are taking place in
New York, Boston, Philadepbia, Baltimore,
New Oreans, and almost every. commercial
town in the country. srho immediate causes
Of these disasters spring from The failures and
assumptions Of the b uks--the reputation
principles of the. States; and The shocking con
duct Of Congress. The remote causes are
exltavagan living; private houses like palaces;
thousand dollar balls and soirees; no industry,
bul much wasle; and in iactlhe general dem
orallza,ion Of society, produced by a vicious
credit system. One ih'rd Ct those in trade
ougbtto 60 and plough the SOL; and many who
play the piano, ehould play the spinning wheel.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

IOpa Marble-A quarry Of birds eye Marble
has been discovered near Iowa city ,bat bears
polish equal to the finest Italian. Specimens
have been taken to.Sl. Louis, where they have
sci in gold for bteasl pins. ....,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

RHODE ISLAND The question at issue is,
whether the people or minority shall govern
whether the sovereignty resides in the in
habtilants Of country or in musty Parch-
men,s. Both parties TO this question seem
disposed to deirmlne it by the last Ies,ort--
an appeal to arms.
ia contest farms shall take place, those
who are attached to the doctrine of popular
Sovereignty will be likely to flock from other
States 10 the aid Of their brethern in principle.
Those who hold the contrary doctrine, having
less enthusiasm and more seiShness, will not
be so likely 10 engage in the strife. Hence,
if the question were left entirely to the decls-
ion OF the people of the State and those who
might voluntarily interfere, it would proba-
be very quickly in favor Of the liberal par~
| ~.
The chief danger which that party has TO ap
| prch6nd is the interference Of the national Gov
eminent which is said already 10 have been
appealed TO by the arisiocratlc party. Thus
application will bring up for decision some
\ questions Of the construction of the Constu-
] ton of The United States which have never
been setlled.-Penutylvanian.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
FLORIDA NEw-l -HloHLY IMPORTANT,
Machine Poetry.

flurrah for our lads Of the sabre and trigger,
In history's pages they makea great Jfgge,
No heroes on record wore braver or bigger,-
They've captured three eaLdrsR ttOo sqa'Os and ag,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
From the New Orleans Picuyuue of March 81
FROM TEXAS.
GALvEsroN, March 29,h, Is;

GALVESTON, March 25th, lS42.
70 the Editors Gf ,he Picayun:
Nothing has been heard Of the movements
Of the enemy since they rereaied from San
Antonio, except party Of about one hundred
sand fifty Of them, which made its appearance
al Comes Christi, leaving Arls'a's proclama"
ion, Snd giving the people the information
thete that large fO,ce was on the wsy 10 The
frontier of Texas. They behaved very clvll'y.
They asked per III lssIon 10 fill their gourds with
water, which was granted, and they departed
without making aoy hostile demonstrations.
Gen. Bnrleson Is at San Antonio, with
considerable force, waiting relnforcemen's, Tor
the purpose Of Marching 10 Metamora>; Tor
it is now The fixed puipose of The president and
the people TO carry the war into the enemy's
country '-
We have had lots Of rumors about the num-
ber and movements Of the enemy, but they
have been either false or grossly exaggerated.
About ], 600 Mextceus, belonging apparently
10 the regular army; made their appearance
at San Antonio and Gollad, and have gone
back again. II is highly probable that Mexico
is making extensive Preparations 10 invaoe
this country, and that force has collected on
our Frontier for this purpose. The war has
been commenced by Mexico and Will 60 on,
whether the enemy makes any hostile demon>
STATIONS or not. The las, we heard of our Ilt-
tie ctuzing party (he Laf'te) they had star
ted fiom Corpus Chrsli, with yell, long loud
aud deep Brazos and San'Iago;' Me'nmor
as is not by this time under the protection Of
the lone starred banner, il %lIl be before long.
Yours, w.
A Mexican soOp was reeently captured at
Corpus Christi bay, having on board upwards
Of three hundred muskels, some ammun,n ,non
and provisions together with about $3,OOO IN
specie, intended for the use Cfa d'vls'on OF the
Mexican army which they had expected to fall
in with at that place. The crew consisted of
seven all Mexcans except he capt'n and he
is native Louisiana. The number engaged
In taking her was six, principally FrenchmeD,
who had recently settled in ths+ portion oi the
oounry. No resistance was offered,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

Flsa1shIP is Lhe pslfeoIIOn Of love.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30

MASHArrAN IsLAND.-The environs of the
city never looked more beautiful than at present.
The frequent rains Of the past summer have called
out an unusually abundant and verdant vegetation,
and every tree is covered with rich foliage, and
the projecting rocks are almsst hidden by the lux
uriance Of the heritage. We regret to learn that
these beauties have been accompanied by much
sickness among the families residing upon the ISL
and. Feyers and agues have been very prevalent,
and in some parts almost epidemic. They are at
rributed to the operations of the Corporation in
opening new streets and avenues at grades different
from the original level of the ground, by which the
little streams which abound in the ravines have been
diverted from their natural course to the river aud
have formed staguant ponds and generated efiluvia
which may very possibly have produced these inju-
rieus effects on the health of the residents. The
result Isl that many of the finest places on the isl
and are deserted by their owners, and let for a
merely nominal rent to milkmen and gardeners,
who have become in some degree acclmated and
are willing to endure the nuisance. If the cause
be the one which NE have suggested, 1t behooves
the proper officers to look to the matter and amend
=. New-York Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
TN CHANCEKY-Before the Vice Chan
celor-TrusI Fire Insurance Co. vs. Ebenezer L. Wi.

Hams, &C
In pursuance Of decrea order of this Court made IN the
above entitled cause, viii be sold public auction under
the direction OF the subscriber OF The Masters OF ms
Court by w. H. jones' auctioneer al the Merchants TX
change in the city OF New York. the 9th day OF October
next, at 70 O'clock, noon, OF that day
All lots pieces or parcels oil anu situate ~
ing and being in Twelfth Ward OF the city OF New York.
aud distinguished upon certain map OF piece or parcel
of land purchased by Ely ioore OF Noah Scove by
an indenture bearing date the first day Of November 1877
made by Isaac T. Ludum City Surveyor and on he 10 the
office of Register and for the City and County OF New
York entitled the canal tract which said lots are numbered
or the said map sixty seven, (b7) sItyeist, 1851 sixty
nine 69N one hundred and pne (ie9 one hundred ana
ten (lG one hund ed and eleven on and one hundred
and twelve ll2) which collectively numbered on SAID
map as parcel fifteen 5 and are bounded byots on saio
map known as number seventy, 70 and one hundred and
eight Q0S y soulherly by land late OF the heirs OF
Hunter; easwardy by lots known on said map assl1ys1
&c., and Hundred and thirteen l5 and notheriy by
the centre line hundred and seventeenth street. Also
other distinguished on the aforesaid map as lo
numbers ninety 94 ninety five, t5 nlnetysT 1851
and ninety seven 97) which together, known
ard designated said map parcel number
(3) bounded outhcry in front by one hundred ana SIX
teenth street; nOrherly ny the centre line between lI6
and 18th streets eastery by line drawn parallel To ae
Ninth Avenue the easter ~ side thereof at The distance
OF Two hundred feet theiefr0m and westerly by line
drawn parallel to the Ninth Avenue aforesaid, the east
ery side thereof The distance OF one hundred cet there
from Also four Other lots on map aforesaid, known as
numbers seventy three, 75 seventyiour 7 one hundred
and FIVE 05 and hundred and SIX (06) and 10 ming
part parcel number seventeen % bounded westerly by
0i) souherly by land late OF the heirs OF Hunter
by lots number hundred and seven lO7 and
Seveny-two 72 and norherly By the middle OF one hun
Gred and seventeenth street
New York, September Is 1872
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
Master in Chancery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
DR. ALIENS Basam of Hoarhound

y Liverwort and Peurisy Root-For Consumption and
Liver Complaint, Coils, Coughs Splitting OF Blood, Ca
tarrh Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing. Pain in the Side,
Palpitaion OF the Heart Oppression and Soreaess OF the
Chest Pleurisy, Hectic Fever, Night swea Difficult and
Prouse Expecloraton, and all Affections OF the Chest
Lungs and Liver.
Ithas long been desidc!atnm among medical men, to
discover remedy that would The ravages OF that
formidable disease, Consumption.
The Hoarbound, Lverw0rt and Peurisy Root have for
been celebrated i'll the OF diseases OF the
Lungs and Liver.
CONSUMPTION BAD CoUGh-This is TO certify that
bottle Dr. Aliens BaSam OF Boarhound, Lverwort
Pleurisy Root has cured of cough after
having tried many Ner remedies without the least benefit
JAMES BACkMAN, No lSo James ST.
REV. Dr. JOHN SCOTT states thai be has made use OF Dr.
Aliens Balsan of Hoar hound LverwOrand Pleursy Root
himself that many his Church have also used H. of
them apparently the last stages OF consumption, with the
most astonishing effect He feels duty bound TO make
this public and hop that all cergymen In Wis
itng those aborng unGe consumption. will advise them 10
try Dr.. Aliens Balsam. REV. DIR. JOHN SCOTT.
New-York.
ATTEND TO Your CoUGH-Athough DR.. Aliens Balsam
sovereign Tor consumption still II very danger
let coughs run without DR.. Aliens Haisah
Hoarhopnd, L.vrrwort and Peursv Root. II is no
thing persons break blood vessel in the
coughing and die in Is ninuicsthat have u
you cough, dear reader This day and set this
BalSam-a few OF il will cure yCu MAY be
too late. Sold by WIN. A. TYLER, wholesale AgeHt, 80
Barclay street, and f. " Guon Bowery and Grand
ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30

~ Dyseutery Choc, and all arrangement ofthe stomach
and bowels cured by JAYNE'S CARMlNATlNE BAL
SAMThs is one OF the most efficient pleasant, and safe
compositions offered 10 the public Tor the OF the
various arrangements OF the stomach and bowels and the
only article worthy OF the least confidence for curing Cho.
lnianium, Summer Complaint and IN all the above
diseases it really acts like charm.
All persons requested 10 try it, for there is No Mis-
take" about It's being OF the most valuable family med
cues ever ye; discovered Hundreds nay, thousands of
certificates have been received Physicians Clergy
men, families OF the first resPecabiity bearing The
strongest testimony It's favor publish
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. 70 South Third
street Philadelphia.
SANDS Druggists. 70 Fullon.street of Gold and
700 Fulonsreei Also sold by Abraham B. Sands Co.,
27S Broadway Granite Buildings Of Chambers
street, David Sands Il Co.. y Eas, Broadway corner of
Market-Street Price 80 SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
y87AR WAR, WAR The Wig

Nakers have declared hosllIles a9alnet our nlSh.
Dor, Dr. JAYNE, or account o.! his HAIR TONIC, which
knocking all them business into cooked hat Ladies
and Genllcneu old and young ockng 10 he Doctors
standard. Heads long Invested Of the first radmtnts
OF hair after using his Har Tonic, appear with new
flowing locks, which .thSaom himself night have
wed Belrdiess boys with large and huShy whis.
kers, and !aaie smile aa;n through their ring
lets beautiful and oe"iicbng ttas Bad heads
so,fng their wgs sad throwing them TO the alesand
bats, white tn snGGer> stand ughasas they behold the
uemytuOr OF iir-r business.
Wat wilt5et4e consequence o. tlis war w beon rot,
WAGES uair5 alb The Doctor rcniajEs firm,
and declares t5Al lsugs canbe done we'll oh
cr aad iaaI Bald Head, nay well ear saeicown hair
Tie hair ctger ar0pie. Weekly MESSENGER.
TINA De hal Of JAYNE, No. % sogii Third.Sleet,
rLiiGd ip..ia.
Soc At wholesale and retail by The 7geats, \ B. x d.
SANDS Druggists ~ - Futon street., OF Sold
street. ana No 100 EIonrert Also sold by David Sands
Co, No. = East SroIdway, corner OF Macke street
Ahahan &. SANDS Co. No, rs Broadway, Granite
Building, OF Chambers street. Price ST. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
+ IFE, LIFE! LIFE o." All that a

n man hath viii he give for his iife,"-so hni il
cordea IN The most ancen, and best of books but when
see thousands swing all around US, with Consumption
Group Tough A,ama Bronchitis Splitting Blood, 0nd
other Pulmonary Affections, led doubt the correct
OF the above assertion, especially since il is well
known that certain remedy mag be obtained Which al
ways arrests those diseases.
DR. JAYNEiS EXPECToRANr never fails 10 give II.
lief and always after every other means have faed
This be- and has been proven thousands Of instances
where has effected radicalcUres alter pa,ien, had be.
given up ny his friends and ply sctans TITS valuable
peeiorant sprerared only by Dr. JAYNE, No. 20 SOUTH
THIRD street, Philadelphia.
Sold ut Wholesale and retail by the Agents. A. B. & D
Sands Druggists, No. 79 Fulton OF Gud ST., and
100 Fulton salso sold BY David Sands Co. Nc n Ea
Broadway corner OF Market ST. Abraham B. Sands Co
No 27s Broadway, Granite suldingsl corner OF Chamber
street SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30

Am FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

I.sN Farm at Shrewsbury Monmouth county, New-Jer
sey consisting OF about thirty land The improve
good two story dseeng house and kitchen,
barn, wagon house, and other necessary oubuiDgs Said
to Red Bank, and about half mile from tho steamboat
landing Red Bank The land is well fenced, stocked
variety OF fruit trees, and in good order; and the
sidence every way desirable. The farm will be sold
isonabe exchanged for productive propert in
this city, For particulars, inquire OF JAMES SEIZURE
MAN, Esq on The premises, or oil j. PARMLl, No. Bond
81 New.YOrk $50 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
Posr RourE. FOR PosrERlTY.

PosT RoUrEs FOR PosTERlTY. Miles.
From Boston to Panama 2,7OO
From Panama to the Port of Canton. 49,. II 200
From Boston to the Pacific Ocean, at the
mouth of Columbia River, in straight
line, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
From Boston to the mouth of Columbia
River. via St. Louis. $3.50
From Boston to Lexington and Indepen-
dence, towns in Missouri .-....... 1880
From Independence to mouth of Column
bia River. 1875,
From the mouth of Columbia River to the
Port of Canton. ............-..7 $500
A Railroad from Boston to the mouth of the
Columbia River, allowing for snuosities, say 81
600 miles, may be traversed in ten or twelve days;
and allowing thirty days from Canton to the CO.
lumba River, you get load from Canton to Bos-
ton in some 40 or so days.
aSeamboats ascend the river Missouri until hey arrive at
within less than 1000 miles of Columbia River.
TJonr. of Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
AxA FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-The

A.SA FUK SALE OR TO LEASE-Ihe
A..@ subscriber offers his Mansion House and Grounds
Elizabeth Port New Jersey, fer sale or ole for one
years The property consists OF good sized modern
built house, finished in the neatest with marble
manlles &c and good dry cellar, with kitchen and wood
house attached TO the houses excellent well Of water and
large lterng cistern with pumps in eac COED barn and
outhouseS, all nearly and in complete repair The
ground consists OF about one acre enclosed with ornamental
ceen bearing grape vines Towering and other shrubs and
plants An additional quantity OF land can be had il de-
sired The premises are be autuily situated southern
slope, with the delightful prospect OF Staten Island The
Sound, and adjacent country The Communication with
New York is very easy and frequen-the steamboats, OF the
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company running six
times day 10 and from the city and the passage he
made by the New Jersey Railroad four five times each
day Possession given mediatey. For further par,icu
lars. enquire al No. 25S Pearl street the premises
s26 eOdtf THOMAS r. WOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
EYE BALSAM. for Weak

3 and Inaa1ed EyeS-This BalsarI Is prescription al
on. OF the mos celebrated ocuss has been long time I'D
hest aod mos, successful salve used Tor lhanaiory
disease Of The eve In where the eyeds are
much inaned or bali OF the hcky covered with
blood il operates almost like magic and renoTcs all appear.
ance az disease after two or three applications.
In Dunes of Sigh, caused by fixed attention TO minute
oiects or by long exposure 10 strong gnt and 10 I've
weakness or partial loss of sight from sickness or Old age II
s,re resrer and should be used by all who find their
eyesght failing wilton: any apparent disease.
This Ra!sam has restored sight IN many instances wnere
almost TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive nfiau.
nation bad existed for years. Inflammation and soreness
caused by blows COMMISSIONS, WOUNDS on the eye or by ex
;raneors bodies irritating nature lntroa unde inc
eyeds is very soon removed by the application OF The Bal
sam One trial will convince the most increduious oil lis
efficacy.
the Pastor OF The Episcopal Church at Harlem:
Ifessrs ID Sands J. Co-Gents: From motives OF h1-
an,y an, prompted 10 inform you that few applications
=. vour Roman Eye Baarn' have made perfect cure IN
the case OF nv aged mother wko has suffered under most
painful Inflammation OF the eyes for twelve or hiteen years
Physicians have given the as hopeless on account OF
the patients age but by the blessing OF Heaven your rem
edv has verified the adage While there is lire there is
hone, Yours mos, gratefully, T. noYT.
Nrs Davis No n Essex.stree has been cured OF lnan-
nation the eyelds and weak eyes, oil years duauo by
using only one jar O. the Eye Baisan
Mis-. Fitzgerald, No Market street. had Tor two or three
wears been much afflicted with weak and nfaned eyes
that at times she could scarcely see 10 read Her Eyes have
been completely restored by this Baam after all other
means had raed Hundreds have by It's healing virtues
been restored sight where almost total blindness caused
by excessive inflammation, had existed tor years rat up
in small Jars with full directions TOR use Frlce 5t Gems
PREPARED and sold wholesale and retail by DAN SANDS
CO. II East Broadway, corner Market street New ON
and by A. 8. Sands Co., 273 Broadway, coraer Cham
hers sy-ee, IS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals
will be received the Inspectors Office in the State
Prison. Mount Pleasant the second Wednesday 10 No
yembrr next al II O'Clock the orenooB for contract
commence 50 con,cts the frs; o December ensu
ing increased within year TO $50 fer the term OF
bed shoves and longs sadsIey cutlery and other
articles hardware, " of WATCH the chief supply Tor the
consumption of the country imported from itkoat the
United S,at-sr Convenient shop and fuel will be
furnished. Whoever takes the must find tools and
fixtures aad be subject to the rules asd regulations OF the
Prison. The payments utbe made monthly with credit
OF three months Satisfactory security will be resu!red-
Let the proposals specify the price per day for each man
DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount Pleassat
Sentember 9th 1912 slp Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
BRONCHITIS, Disease Of the Throat

Z , and Lungs which is annually sweeping thousands
upon Thousands premature grave unser The mistaken
naae oil C.a-urnytioa, is always cured by JAfNES EN-
PECTORANT The symptoms OF this disease are Coughs
Soreness Of The Lungs Hectic fever, Splitting up Of
Pklecm matter ana sometimes BIocd II Is an nfiamma
ton the which Ines the inside oil the whole OF
the wind tubes vessels, which through
part OF The Lungs This Expeciorant Immediately sup
presses the Cough Pain Inflammation. Fever AID Difficulty
OF Breathing, produces free and easy approximations
and is soon effected. Prepared only by Dr.. D.
JAYEE, No. 20 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale ana retail by The AgestS A. g. d.
Sands Druggists, No. 79 Fulton 81 OF Gold ST and
No 100 Fulton 81 also sold by Daniel Sands CO. No. ~
East roadway corner of Market and by Abraham Is.
Sands Co No. rs Broadway (GraniIe Buildpg corner
OF Chambers Price 81. sl4 I'm