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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

that he held rank as political editor. He will also
establish the fact, that in his connection with abolition,
there nothing inconsistent with Wing principles
in other words, whg expedIency-as proposed at This
time.
"And in addition to all kis Idesre TO let my fellow
citizens know, how little confidence should be placed
with few honorable Cxcepuons-in the leaders, 81
in the principles and professions orthe whg party,
Called and prove them that the leaders of that
party and not Jubn Tyler and his friends deserving
ofthe appealon of traitors.
JOHN DUFFEY.
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Notice..

John Johns Rosannah his wife, John Weaver, & Eliza,
beth his wife, and Michael Ol, Catharne his wife, will take
notice. that petition filed in the Court of common Pleas
ofTusca county Ohio, the first day ofAugust A. d.
1842 against them and other heirs and legal representatives OF
Elizabeth Erte late of said county, decdb by Samuel Romg
as administrator said Elizabeth Erer decd The object
prayer (which said petition obtain an order of said
court auhorsng said administrator sell certain real estate of
said deceased to pay the debts ofsaid estate.
August Cd 1912, HANCE BELDEN'
Sol for Pet.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

On application of Benjamin B, Lppitt of Tuscaraw-
as county, Ohio
The above case having been referred to me Cons
missioner of Bankrupts for Tuscarawas County aores
sad by the Honorable the district Court Of the United
States, Ohio District am prepared to receive proofs
of the claims Of the creditors oflhe said Benjamin b.
Lippitt, until the lth day of October, 1912.
r. NJ. ATHERTON.
Aug. 9. 1S42-3w Com'r of Bankrupts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

DISTRlCTING THE STATE.-The Legislature
were busy on the Dstrictng bill up to Saturday night
Poor Tuscarawas," has been kicked about in the bill,
like an old hat. The probability now is, that she will
be attached to Stark, as district; Holmes, Wayne and
Summit, Il Harrison Carroll and Jefferson, Il COshoc-
ton, Knox and Delaware, l.
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force, from and after the twentieth of August hou>
sand eight hundred and fourtytwo, and continue in
force until the first day of February ARnO Domini,
one thousand eight hundred and lorty-fOur and no
longer
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

the broad ground De mOcracy ever has, and ever will
stand upon, as long liberty is worth fighting for, or
equality and Justice worth preserving
With the long tried doctrines spread ou, by the con-
veution, we must succeed. Then let every one make
himself thoroughly acquainted with them, and in the
language of another, he does not feel convinced that
he has nothing to hope for from the Federal party he is
almost past hope"
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CAUTION.

Mordecai Wheatley, holds note against me for
twelve dollars, which obtained from me in lS49,
faudaleny. All persons are cautioned against taking
said note, as shall not pay it. Whoever purchases
said note will buy a law suit.
SAMUEL WARFEL.
Waterford, August 6, 1942.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

KENTUCKY. Little has been heard from this
State yet, but the wings of course have it, Tine Gin
cinuai Chronicle .ays,
From the returns we Judge that the wings have large
majority of the Legislature, but that the relief question
was yeTy doubtful,
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Montgomery, Brown Hamilton, Rush, franklin and
Union. were wing in le40, and some of them largely
SO. Thus ofhe II wing counties heard from, ~ are
revoluonized "
Democratic boys of Ohio, do you hear thatl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

By Late news from Europe, we learn tha, The heir
to the throne Of Fance is dead, and revolution expec
ted. In England thousands are starving to death under
the high tariff sysem-the same which the wings are
trying to fasten upon this country.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

Tremendous riots occurred in Philadelphia on
Monday and Tuesday of last week. among the whites
and negroes Several persons have been killed, it is
said many crippled houses burned, and property des'
troyeJ. Some 40 odd rioters arrested.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11
MAR X EFT S.
NEW TOR f.:
g. NEW GOODS AT THE OLD STAND
ESVILLE.

The subscriber has just received from the eastern cit:
les splendid assortment fgoods consisting in part OF
Cloths cassimeres and saines, OF every, descrlpon'
English and French Merinoes, Muslin de lanes, Silks
BO@bazines callcoes cap StuAs, 'ackOnet's, Lace''
cambricks &c, &c.
Silk and .abby velvet, Giughams, Mixtures, Russian
Driugs, Drab and blue drlings, bonnets' bonnet
silks and trimmings tickngs. sheetings, checks, mus
Inns &c.
Boots and Shoes Groceries, Hardware, Crockerv,
Iron, Steel, Strikes, Nails, and variety of school
books and IN fact every thing usually kept in this part
ofh country. All of which he offers as low as can
be bought in this section Of Ohio.
Call and see for yourselves.
Shanesve, Aug. 10, I942.-30tf
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THE DEMOCRAT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION,

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic voters of Iuscarawas County, are
requested 10 meet in their respective townships, on
Saturday. .ths27 day Of august next and select DEL
egates each, to meet in County Convention in New
Philadelphia, Saturday The Sd day of ofsepiember, TO
nominate County Ticket, and appoint Delegates to the
Congressional Convention, The time and place Of NEE
ting of which will be given hereafter
JOHN D. CUMMINS,
.',.- q - JACOB K[TCH,
't.a' F. D. McMEAL,
MATTHIAS COLLIER,
Ed LEONARD,
a.. ,.. Democratic Central Committee
- IN 1910
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

NEXT CoURT.-Tn accordance with an amends
msnt just passed the legislature to the law Regulating
the times of holding Courts, the next term of Common
Pleas, for TuscarawaS, will commence on the 18th, in
stead of26h of September.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

VILLAINOUS OUTRAGE "A hand bill has been
sent us from Stark county, offering 100 dollars reward.
for the apprehension of negro Methodist Preacher
named Pleasant Underwood, who broke from the con-
stables custody on Friday last, while his way 10
Jail on charge ofburglary, and rape on respectable
white married woman, of Lexington tp. Stark county.
The circumstances appear to be these. He had been
preaching in the neighborhood, and about midnight
went to the mans house, routed him up, and told him
his brother (who lived within short dstance) was ve
ry SICK and wished to see him. He started and asked
the negro to accompany him. "No,' he saidi he had
another errand to do Shortly after, the villain entered
tho house with club demanded money, but being told
there was none, he raed drawers attacked the woman
threatening to kill her fshe resisted succeeded in his
Internal purpose, and cleared himself The husband
returning, found his wifeata neIghbor's in horrible
condition. The day following, the monster was ares
ted, but escaped from the officer. The mcs nense
element existed at Canton account of the outrage
so much so, that is said he would have been torn 10
pieces had hs reached that place.. Many persons are
in pursuit. and we have ruinor that he has been re-
taken,
The iend has preached in this town, and was, by
appointment to have preached here this evening.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

INDIVIDUAL RESP POSSIBILITY, g. NO SMALL
NOTES, our ralying ery-and
WILSON SHANNON & BANK REFORM our motto.
AS Sc: forth by The Democracy, and upon which we
90 into the contest. Dare the advocates of Shinpas-
ters, and the opponents ofindivdua liability take up
the issue! Dare the party which voted in the last egs'
laure, against Bank Reform against Bank resumption,
against abollshing sbinpasters, and against making
Bankers liable for their notes. dare they go before the
people on these questonsP There must be no skuking
behind The oush. All now see the benefits of making
Banks pay out specie, and all know that the Democrats
were opposed at every step by the whgs in bringing
about specie payments Their votes on record and
will be called up for the. people must soon decide
either in favor of Corwin and Bank suspensions and
Bank explosions or Shannon, Individual liability, and
Bank Reform.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

LOUISIANA. The Democratic Governors major"
ity is now said to be 1900.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

Look out for some desperate Of Ike ohig party -
The scenes that have passed before the eyes of the
Wings for the last week, in the breaking up Of
their farces, and defeat staring them in the face, have
Alfred Kelley haYe been anxious spectators of the pass
sing events. The whig members Of the Legislature
have been in secret canvass nearly all the tme for days
when not in session. Some desperate move may be
looked for! Kelley, as we intimaed, refused TO give
an account OF his conduct as Fund Commissioner, and
heaven and earth will be put in motion TO get Wing
Legislature to cover over his dark deeds Co. Statesman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

THE TUSCAARWAS GUARDS,
Will meet at the Court House in New Philadelphia,
On Friday august 19h; at 1O'ciOek r. H.
armed and equipped for drill general attendance s parcu
ary requested The members will be expected 10 procure ihf
caps by thattime, or abide the consequences.
By order of J. H. SMITH, Capri
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

ABOLITION This third branch of the whg par
ty held convention in Columbus, last week, at which
Judge King the abolition candidate for Governor, and
several others spoke. They denounced Van Buren,
Clay, and the Clay wings in toto determined togo no
man for Office except an out and out abotionst. We
shall see curious things this year. The COrwin wings
enraged that they refused TO let them have the
Cour: House. The last drop makes the cup run over.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

MARRIED. On the 4h of August, by John Butt,
ESQ. Mr., Thomas True to Elizabeth Jemison.
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REGIMENTAL ORDER,

REGIMENTAL UhDEh-
VWNHE commissioned and staff officers, noncomMssonea ~
Il fcers Drum and Fife Majors of the lst Reg an Brig
Sd rivson Ohio Militia, are hereby notified to meet q Ne
Philadelphia on the 18th and Goth of August next Q
clock A. NJ armed and equipped as the law directs ~
gade officers training, A..,., -
Dover July 9th 1912,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

APPRENTICE WANTED.
An active boy not less than 5lears Of Oge, wanted
learn the printing business,
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We copy the following act in relation to uppraise-
ments of personal property, which became law of
OHIO, on Friday last, to go into effect OH the Goth Of
August We hope it may meet the ends it IS intended
for. 1t is in effect Stay Law
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11
Columbus, August ] l942.
APPRAIsEMENT LAW.

JOHN DUFFEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26
H A N C e S
SYRUP OF H0REA0UND,
FOR THE CURE OF

COMPOUND SYRUP OF H0RtH0UNO,
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Consnmptions Bronchitis, AstA-
ma. Spiitiag Of Blood Pain and Oppression o.
he Breast, ard all Diseases arising from a
Disorderea Condition Of he Lungs.
YEyH r virtues of Horehound for arres,ug the pro-
Il gress ofcoush andconsumrtion, have been uni
versally known since the discovery of America The
Indians so celebrated for curing all diseases with
herbs. used very extensively the Horehound. in all
cases of Colds, Coughs, &c. 1t isto them that we
are indebted for the knowledge We have of this val
liable remedy, and did we use il as freely and
promptly as hose uncivilized beings, the list Of
deaths flom Consumption, would be comparatively
small, 10 what it is al present. " IN adam nerer
toas kuo,on 10 die scM Consumption" because
they always take such remedies arrest the dis
ease 10 time; consequently being free from diseases
of the lungs they are the heartiest race persons
in the world.
Persons who have a slight cough should not fail
TO take the CoMPoUsD SYRUP OF HoREHoUN2.
1t is simple and gentle remedy, founded on scien-
tifc principles, and does not contain any thing that
can injure persons in the most delicate state of
health.
Price so cents per bottle. Prepared and sold by
Seth s. Hance corner of Charles and Pratt streets
Baltimore, and for sale in Martinsburg, by William
Dorsey, Druggist, Agent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26

A tavern keeper in England was do.
ing thriving business Oh the Bnstoi roao
under the sign or "tbe Donkey" and his
house had become noted for its good eat.
ing and liberal cheer. Al the time o. the
great popularity Of the Duke OF Weiiing..
ton he had the Donkey taken down and
n fine portrait at full length, OF his grace,
substituted. A rival nnkeeper ofthe vii
looe. seeing his error, had the old sign
purchased. and transferred the "grey
ass" to place over his own door. To
tho chagrin and disappointment OF the orr
ginal owner, he saw the sign carrying
all his old custom with it. To remedy
the evil, he had painted in large letters
directly under the dukes portrait, This
is the original grey ass"
A capital story, (says the New York
Commercial Advertiscr) which is alloge-
Their too good TO be lost, is told about ar.
JosLIH, the General Treasurer of the Sui
frage party in Rhode Island tie IS
schoolmastcr in Newport; and, 10 oroer
10 yindicate his course to his scholars 10
relation TO the late revolutionary move
ments, made them a speech proving snat
in ali cases the majority must rule. ne
next morning he found black flag raised
over the school house, and on entering he
ascertained that all the boys but one re.
fused 10 obey him, on the principl. that
the majority must rule, and the authority
belonged to them. The result was that
the parents were obliged TO take them all
away except the one obedlent boy, and
he and Mr.. Josin were left TO settle the
question of majority between them.
The Burlington (Iowa) Gazette, states
that tho immigration into that territory
this spring is very great, and that scarce
ly boat passes up the river without set
ting off dozens Of new corners on the
wharf at that place, with the varied I'M
pIements of husbandry.
To Bachelors. Married life appears
to ms a sort Of philosophical discipline,
training persons to honorable duties wor-
thy Of the good and wise. Few unmar-
ried people are affected as they ought to
be towards the public good, and perceive
what are really the most important OBJ
iccts in life. Nelancthon.
A young man stepped into bookstore
and said he wanted "Young Man $
Companion p swell, sir" said the
book seller, "here's my daughter
A writer in Blackwood says that the
French have no Shakespeare, no Milton, no
Spencer, no Burns, no Hogg-consequent-
ly no Bacon.
"Hallo, friend are you Washingto-
MANI
"No, I'm Thompsonian."
ayes, see you have been steaming.
At recent election in Tennessee, Mr..
Menne and Mr.. Fue were candidates.
Menne was called, but F'ae was chosen.
Repentance without amendment, is like
continual pumping in a ship, without men
ding the leak.
Men are born to be serviceable one 10
another therefore either reform the world
or bear with it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26
The above Medicines are for sale by
VIM. DORSEY, Martinsburg.
+. II. C0OKUS, Hedgesville.
w. HARRISON, Bath.
J. T. A. ENTLER, (lute Hig
gins,) Shepherdstown.
December 80. l841.-Iil0
TRANSPORTATION.

On Me CheSapeake and OHIO Canal.
YEyHE undersigned announces to the Millers and
IL Farmers Of Berkeley and Jefferson that his
arrangements have now been made for carrying on
the business of boating to extent that will ena-
BILE him to facilitate the transportation of produce
Of every description, either down or up: aud with
view to the further accommodation OF the public
he has determined to carry Flour from his landing
to Georgetown, at the rate oftuentyf fire cents pc,
barrel, and other produce in proportion.
he will at all times purchase-and pay the cash
-Four, Corn, Rye, Oats, Ciorerseed, and evsr,
other description Of produce usually carried to the
sea-board for market. and for which he will give
the highes, rrice. WILLIAM SuORTT.
Augusts ls3s.-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

a I meeting of the Board of Directors on
IN Tuesday, Goth of March, it was ascertained
that on a large number Of the notes OF the dealers
which have become due, no payments of the cur
tails have been made. And on motion, II is or
dered, that in consideration of the peculiar state
Of the currency, the Board willing to suspend
the bye-aw requiring suits TO be brought on these
notes. But notice is here given to all concerned,
drawers and endorsers, that suits win be instituted
after the l2th Of April, il the curtals be not paid
on all mntured notes on or before that day
d. II. CONRAD, PresL
CHRISTIAN w. DOLL, Treasurer
March 81, I842.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26
Perform and shNs OF
his Diet.

"SKYLARK was designed to take Pfiam :
stand, but as YOU are disappointed by Zinganee $
death, you can get him, and will send up the
Queen, imported BustIe, and my finest mares TO
him He is in splendid health, order and cond-
ton and will 20 doubt please your country better
than any horse they ever bad. saw, or can see. lie
is rich bay. beautiful, gay, very superior action
and power, strong enough for tray, and is To-
day the next horse TO Priam il not fully his equal
MANY of our best Judges think Skylark's colts in
this country are the finest they have seen in
size, bone AMI appearance, except perhaps ryide $
colts indeed, for size, color game and stoutness
his colts are nearly all unequalled. He has had
three colts to start in America--dH are winners,
and some of them secerai times. OF their run
ming nd winnings in Ireland and England can
not say enough last year his colts won ont OF 10
KlSG's PLATES in Ireland. more than half OF all
run for and gainst the got of Sir Hercules, Prlam
Velocipede, EmiGus, Economist Sire OF Harkaway,
and ali the other stations nearly OF Ireland and
England. He has had only three or four colts car
ried orer to England. ALL WERE WINNERS, and
some Of them many times on the English turf 1t
will thus be seen they have been successful whcr-
ever trled--his colts are very celebrated for the
saddle, the chase hunters, as well as on the
turf Many of his colts have won at a miles and 4
mile heats" But observe his 0acn performances
"SKYLAKK ucon 40 races-AeaDy soeights-long
distonceS-24 Kings ptates-more thanany other
horse ever won. He won near 80 races of three
and four ,nilss-many of them heats, and some
times races in one day In the handicap races
he generally carried heavier weights than any other
often gave or years and great odds in weights
i'm the same day carried l66 lbs, giving IA u.s.,
3 miles, and 81 lbs, and both races. Ere
quently for the Kings Plates, carried from $50 TO
ITO lbs 4 miles, He beat Economist. sire OF
Harkawa, he beat Lady Elizabeth miles ~ ice,
carrying 1868 lbs and she miles in min.
L Of nl H..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26
January 30, 1912.
~ manR "a II

YENHE Undersigned, Administrators OF Jphn n
4 Wilson, decd, request all persons having
claims as anst the Estate, to exhbh 'hen-aha a. y
Indebted TO the deceased, or 10 the firms OF WIZ
40, q Anderson and John n Riddle s. Co., topay
the amounts respectively owing -,
The character and magnitude of the estate VIII
make il proper for the undersigned TO wind up thei'
ADMINISTRATION with as little delay possible.
John STROTHER,
GEORGE DOLLJr.,
January I8lo-if Administrators
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26

ruyHIs most capital Racer and getter Of Race
Horses will stand this season which will end
ia July) at my stable, 9 ~ miles east OF Berry
Vile al $50 the be paid on or before ire
% July next; SIS insurance, to paid as soon as
The mare Is known TO be in foal. Parting with the
mare, or irregular attendance at the stand, foreits
the insurance. Groom { TO be sent with the
mare. Part bred mares come al SD the sea
son and $50 nsur ance and altogether coarse mares
at $40 the season, and $40 ins1rance-oiherwise,
there will be no deduction. This 10 nae grass
country, and pasture will be furnished o. % Genus
Der week Good attention will be PAID to mares
and colts care taken TO prevent accidents or es-
capes but will not be accountable Tor eltner'-
ares 10 be fed on y ain rsust bring written hfec
tions to that eectit will be furnished as cneaP a
possible A gentleman putting i've mares OF ms
own. viii be entitled 10 one Of them gratis. com
nany putting six and each accountable tor ALL
will be entitled TO one Of them gratis. Mares must
bring with them written directions upon what terms
10 he nut Mares nut last year TO WHaLE by
the season and falling, may be ansnred this year TO
Skylak az season prtce, if their accounts were set
lied up by July Cd, 1871. Mares put this year by
the season and failing may be insured next year to
any horse then standing at my stable, at season
price Of such horse if their accounts for ibis yeai
shall be settled by I'd July next. No mare VIII be
entitled TO these pryileges aud advantages, unless
these terms are strictly complied with
The attention of the public is particularly invited
TO his game blood remarkable stoutness and capa'
cit; to carry heavy weights, endure great fatigue
and ran long distances, and the promise and run
nings of his get extracted from she Sporting Jour
nals and other sources:
"SKYLARK Is The best son Of Waxy Pope,
winner of the Derby, (~ho was the best son OF
Waxy;J his dam Skylak, (dim also OF Giles,
capital four mile horse.) got by Musician, gu,
of sister to Pirouette By young Eagle Parriso,, by
Sir Peter--her dam, Deceit, sister to the yellow
mare by Tandem-Perditdh Herol-Fair Forest
er by -Forester-Pattner-- Crofl's bay Batb
Observation-Disclosures of Dodsworth-Bur-
ton Barb mare
Waxy Pope was by Wexy ont Of the famous old
Prunela who was dam also of Penelope, (dan OF
Whalebone, Wl.iskcr, &c.,) Parssoi, Peiisse, Po-
dargns Pioneer, Pledge, Pope, Joan, Piquet and
Prudence all names of distinctions.
Musician was got by Worthy, out of Woodbne,
(dam also of Music and Minuet, both winners oil
the Oaks,) BY Woodpecker; Puzzle by Matchem
Princess by Herod Julia by Blank; Spectators
dam by Partner, &c.
Young Eagle, own brother to Eagle and Spread
Eagle, was got by Volunteer, dam by Highiyer,
Engineer, Cade Lass of the Mil, by Traveller,
Miss Makeless, &c"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-26

iDISSOlLiDlEAOAo
ruyuE co-na,tnership now existing under the
4 firm of SHOWERS & DUBLE, has been
agreed upon by mutual consent to be dissolved on
the last day of March. I he firm, being des'fops
Of closing the business entire requests al persons
who have GOODS at the Factory to call ana
take them away. .l :,
The Books and Accounts are IN the hahds o.
Mr.. Ezekiel SHOWERS, rpon whom all persons ~h'
know themselves indebted will please can ana
settle. ,-,,,,t SuowFRS
JONATHAN DUBLE,