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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

New JERSEY ELECTION The New Jersey
election (as he N. Y. Whg Tlibuae said Of
the Maryland election is Of 100 importance
The FederaIs, of course, takes the State az
usual. Somsrset county has given 1870 for the
Democrats, Mlddesex also 200, and Cum
beraud 33. Burlington, Mercer, Salem. and
Gloucester, have given Federal majoritirs. It
la we'll that our opponsnts should retain in one
SAFE, Out ofthe Union.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

MORE NEws FROM MARYLAND. -.RaOt6sr
Triumph. The tie for the Delegate ticket IN
81. Mary's has been decided 10 favor of thu
Democrats There was one vote given with
the name written with pencil The Judges
have decided that 1t was a legal vote-which
gives McKoy the majority. So that the re-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
Senate, 10 wings, 8 Democrats.
House 35 ~

Thus we have carried the entire State by n
majority Of SEVEN on joint ballot, which 60 {.
cures a Democratic United States Senator.
Wisconsin ELECTION. returns from
Milwaukee g. Racine on;y have been received.
In The former the democratic ticket is vistor-
iOuS, in the latter the whigs by a majority.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
LORAlN COUNTY
From the Independent Treasury ofOct IL.

% for Broom to sweep Lorain,
heard an old wing cry.".
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
From the Christian Examiner.
A HYMN OF THE SEA.
BY w. c. BRYANT.

The sea is mighty, but mighiier sways scope
His restless pillows. Thou, whose hands have
His boundless CULTS and built his shore, thy breath
That moved in the beginning DER his face,
Moves oert evermore. The obedient waves,
To It's strong motion, roll and rise and fall.
Still from that realm of rain thy cloud goes up,
As atthe first, to water the great earth,
And Keep her valleys green. A hundred realms
Watchi, broad shadow warping on the wind'
And in tho dropping shower with sladness. near
< Thy promise of the harvest look forth,
Over the boundess blue, where, joyously,
The bright crests of innurnerabe waves
Glance 10 the sun AT once, as when the hands
OF a great multitude are upward flung
In acclamaton. behold the ships
Gliding from cape TO cape, from isle to isle,
Or stenrning toward far lands or Fastening home
From the old world. It is thy friendly breeze
Tfat bears them, with the riches of the land,
And treasure of dear lives, till, in the port,
The shouting seaman climbs and furls the sail.
But who shall bide thytempest, who shall face
The blast that wakesthe fury of the sea!
Oh God! thy Justice makes the world turn pale,
When on the armed fleet, that royalty
Bears down the surges, carrying war, TO snite
Some city. or invade some thoughtess realm,
Descends the fierce tornado. The vast huks
Are whirled like chafi upon the waves; the calls
Fly, rent like webs of gossamer; the masts
Are snappd asunder; downward from the decks.
Downward arc slung, into the fathomless gulf,
Their cruel engines, and their hosts, arrayed
In trappings of the battlefield, are whemed
By whirlpool, or dashed dead upon the rocks
Then stand the nations still with awe, and pause,
A moment, from the bloody work of war
These restless surges eat away the shores
OF earth's old continents, the fertile plain
e Welters in shadows, headlands crumble down,
And the tide drifts tho seasand in the streets
OF the drowned city. Thou meanwhile afar,
In the green chambers Of the middle sea,
Where broadcast spread the waters and the line
Sinks deepest, while no eye behods thy work,
{ Creator! thou dost teach the coral worm
To lay his mighty reefs. From age to age,
He builds beneath the waters, till, at last,
His bulwarks overtop the brine, and check
The long wave rolling from the Southern pole
To break upon Japan. Thou bidst the fires,
That shoulder under ocean, heave on high
The new-made mountains, and uplft their peaks,
place of refuge for the storp-driven bird.
The birds and waiting billows plant the riffs airs
With herb and tree sweet fountains gush; sweet
Ripple the living lakes, that, fringed with flowers,
Are gathering in the hollows. Thou doss look
On thy creation and pronounce it good
It's valleys, glorious with their summer green,
Praise thee in silent beauty, and its woods,
Swept by the nurlnuring winds of ocean, join
The murmurins shores in perpetual hymn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
LIFE puIsLti ia impossi.

Il BILE TO calculate the many benefits to the human
race which must result from the discovery Of Old Parrs
cipe. The hDe herbal medicine which IS compounded
from rs direction has in thousands OF been tired and
proved 10 be the efficient remedy OF The day Nor IS
confined in It's usefulness the diseases of the poor for
il sought by and found in the medicine chests OF the
wealthy classes of Great Britain ard various parts OF
the continent of Europe
As family medicine il IS unequaied, and is all powerful
removing bilious and other complaints arising from the
arrangement OF the aDmentay ducts. and in purifying the
blood II Is certain in the of the delicate com
plants incident females grateful TO the taste aromatic 10
The smell and al the time gentle IN is operation.
yet so r-acions. that female ought TO be without
sreaI boon, left them by lis venerable dscoverer Old
Parr.
Ii ha. been but short before the public, yet the
propretor have received applications for the
Pills from various parts of the United States and have had
gratifying testimonials OF their good effects IN renewing
diseases prevalent this season OF the year.
To all therefore, who afflicted and IN bad health, We
would say go OF the aforementioned agents, where
the Genuine PARIS Life Pills may he had viz
Rushon AspnwalI, druggists and chemists SIS William
street. 10 Broadway and 10 Astor House
Abraham Sands Co. druggI and chemists granite build
ngs, Z7S Broadway, corner OF Chamber street
P. Dickie Ais Broadway corner of LspeBard street
John g. Dodd, druggist Broadway, OF Bieeckers
A. w. Badeau, Bowery Medicine Sore $50 Bouery.
Symcs Medicine Store IS Bewerv corner OF WaikeTst
A. B. Tripler, corser Fulton and Waterstreets
Horace Everett druggist 67 Greenwlchstreet next
OF Franklin.
J. J. Coddngton, apoheearieS 227 Hudson-sree
Of spring-street
z. L. Cotton chemist and apothecary, 2 Bieeckersreet
OF Jones-strcct.
J. wendover druggist and apothecary, IA Eighth Avenue
Brosklyn-W. Armstrong seed, drug and patent eGicne
warehouse 1874; Futen-sreeL
And wholesale at the proprietors Office.
T. ROBERTS l. CO,
s. I'm Clarendon House, cor. Duane St and Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

the traveller has so often TO complain in England,
where, after emptying the contents of your trunks
upon the floor, weighing your books, and exarnin-
| ing every article piecemeal, the knaye has often
! the impudence 20 ask you TO remember him, as he
terms il, with half-crown, as If The annoyance he
had given We're not sufficient TO one TO hold
him and his whole tribe in abhorrence for ever.
But to return. In one corner of the room were
| some half dozen sunburRt danes seated upon
their barrows, casting wistful, watchful eye
upon the baggage and its owners. They resem-
bled the bronzed and muscular forms of fe-
male aberisenes, who may be seen carrying their
poultry and venison to the market of the villages
| Of the Western frontiers. Tedious as their occu-
patton Is, they DO not want for physical ferce to
perform it, as we had an opportunity of judging
from the manner in which they handled our lug
gage. One with my trunk placed on her barrow,
fastened to the shoulders, walked of with as much
unconcern as Shawncse Squaw with her papoose
flashed to her back.
In passing through the streets, we saw numbers
of the peasant women, with short gowns, some
what in the mode of Fanny Esler, and sai5ots, or
wooden shoes, turned up like au Indian canoe, on
their way market, with loads of vegetables sui-
cient to test the strength of an Irish peddler.-
Some, however, were seated upon their load,
placed on little donkeys, in appearance quite dis
proportionate to the animal. strength; others
could boast of horse and cart from which they
looked down with an air of proud superiority
upon their more humble rivals. Their dress, or
at least that Of the head, which, from time imme-
mortal, has enjoyed monopoly of honors, exinb-
tied something of tho aristocratic feelings OF It's
wearer. 1t consisted of tall, thrce-storied cap,
towering upwards and backwards in the form of q
sugar-loaf, or the triple of His Holiness the
Pope. The ornaments lavished upon the animal
spoke much in favor of the affection, if not of the
taste, of its mistress, which must have been mod
eed upon that of the patriarch, for the animal was
literally covered with profusion of bosses of cot
ton of divers colors. Fancy with what an air of
dsdain she looks upon the poor alGrchand, toiling
under heavy load, and with what ali air of supe-
rioriy she regards her of the donkey, in the man.
ner Of some old duchess who can trace her gene
alogy up to Noah, positively a little beyond
Here is the aristocracy of low life. J. w. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Croton Water.
FNO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
IL otherS-Weded wrought Iron Tubes for Steam, Wa
Gas, &c. from to inches diameter and in lengths
from inches II feet, capable of sustaining Internal
pressure of from 600 1000 lbs per square ncoge
lher with fittings of every descriptions such as bows, rs,
joined by Screws, and by of which they ny be Put
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability OF these tubes
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them superior all others for any Of the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
jy2S If WALwORTH MASON. Sc Annst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
aug 1nneOJ
A 7 Court of Chancery held for the State

A I aCeurt of Chancery held for the State
n ofNsw-York at the City Of New York. the l4tl
day April, a. D. isi2-Present William T. McCo1n, Vice
Chancellor OF the First Crcult-Mary Boldly Mabop
Ketchel, Mary Kstchel Andrew Ketche William Kechel
Isaac Ketshe Samuel Ke,che, James Daily. William r-
vine and Sarah Jane Irvine his wife, Jane. Keiche Mar
garet Kelchel, Andrew e. Kechel and Betsey his WIFE
John Russell and Sarah his wife-In Partition
appearing TO The satisfaction OF this Court that
amended bill Of complaint has been filed in this
partition OF the following described premises, 10 wit All
that certain dweins-house and LOT. piece parcel Of
City o.! NewYork and is known znd distinguished by the
number hundred ami nineteen (2I9) Church-street,
bounded Tessry IN front by Church Aforesaid south
erly by ground now or late belonging to Jacob A. Cole
northeriy by ground now or late belonging Isaac T.
Taloan and Charles Sior, and ea.erIy by lot No. l6
containing in breadth in front ami ,wenty0ur feet
and in length each side seventyve feet be the same
or ess together with all and singular the rights pr-
yeses hereditamenis and appurtepance remainder and
renanders rents and profits thereof And also
peang 10 the satisfaction OF this Court that the residence
Of John Russell Is unknown that andrew E Keiche when
last heard from believed TO reside somewhere South
America that 8etsey Ketcke resides in the State of Penn
sylvana, William Irvine and Sarah Jane bis wife and An
liam he'ce and Isaac Kechel reside the State New
Jersey-oa motion OF c. Eaele Snictor or the Cenpain-
ebetsey ketche William Irvine and Sarah Jane Irvre An
drew ketchel. William kelche and Isaac ketchel, and
esch OF the cause their appearance 10 be entered ad
nce thereof 10 be served the Compliments Solicitor
within four months from the date OF this order and in
OF their appearance that they their answer
ss TO the ccnplasans bill 10 be fled and copy thereof
10 be served the coupanans Solicitor within orty DAYS
after service OF Copy said BILL and that default thereof
SAID btu OF complaint be taken confessed BY them and
each OF them Aud il further ordered, that within twenty
days from the date OF this order the ssd companans cause
this order to be published in the state paper and IN he
Newiork Tribune pa printed in this State three
months once each week, successreiy that the said
copy of ,s order 10 be served PER
sona on The said John Rdsell Andrew E. Ke,cheI Bet
ssy ketchei. RiIas Irvine Sarah Jane Irvine Andrew
kechel, william Kech-l and Isaac Ke,chel. AID on each
OF hs al least twenty days before the time herein before
prescribed fer their appearance. "a copy.l
-. HIRAM WALWORTH, ,Cie.s.
C. NAsLE, Solicitor auIo Iawsm
Evening Journal eopy.I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

aEAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Medal was awarded J. Hayden for his very srpe-
ror PenS by the American Institute its last Far The
Government; have given them the Preference and the best
arconnans and many of the public institutions will
other Pens They have Justly obtained the hghes rspua.
,o ead NOT surpassed equaed by IN the country
agents ). P. HAYDEN, 5 P.ait-street-
Agents also for Slimas School a.G cGrning-houss Ink
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
Crot on Water
DIPES inserted hy CHALMUS WI

l. LIAMS, corner Of Spruce and William s,rects with
the Patent Screw without opening the ground thereby
making great saving in time and expense and without
nconvsnencing store keepers and others in their business
and dwellings by dir and having brought the water into
their shops, would invite the citizens call and examine
their fixtures before paying for the water. 81 lwA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
THyHOMAS JONES. Accountant. re-

a spec,fuliy that he is prepared for the
cepton oil students heretofore, who will be Instructed in
Book Keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic, during the
Day Evening Lessons may be had entirely in private.
and such prefer may bring their own accounts TO be
arranged The shrtest and best methods will be explained
and thorough practical knowledge n The subject acquired
For and prospectus apply at the Rooms, l2S Broad
way, where They may be had from the aulhor.
J0SESS Principles and Practice of Bookkeeping, Syo.
Price l2 shiings- This work is already adopted
text book many ofthe first Academic institutions this
country end is the only American work the subject
published In England where is extensively
duced. See Review Hunts Merchants Magazine. Also.
journal Am. institute containing the repor OF Special
Committee appointed sn the suhiect 81 iw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
CABINET Observation-Disclosures

" will find II To their interest call No. % Catherine
street. where may be faund the second foor eItn
sve assortnen; OF splendid Cabinet Furniture the newest
and most approved patterns, and which will be sold al
prices below what furniture Of the goaty be
bought auction The advantage here offered in Buy
ng OF the regular mandatory aucIien prices IRE
evident Iftine and long experience in the business
any advantage good and ornamental
the subscriber feels confident in sayisg that whs may
call al No % Cathernesreet and make their seectin,
shall have full and ample satisfaction both price and
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
TENO TAILORS.-One of the creates

v w II1ILVIl1.-CHO Ui tHC SICdlUSt
z discoveries ever made in the art OF Cuning-JABEZ
DAVIS discovered the principle in the Balancing
and Drafting OF Coats-wbich principle have doubthas
been studied than other science for all other sci
euces have been conned 10 hut few compared with the
thousands of the that have turned their attention
discover this point both and in Europe for this fifty
years entirely original and selfvarying system
nothing complicated in what position the person
perfectly This system has been thorc ughly attest
eddy number Of the trade for eighteen mouths In New
York. Any of the trade wishing obtain good rule for
Drafting Goats, with original mproveme on Vests, and
other useful Instructions in the general OF Cutting
solicited to call at lS6 Fulton NewYork where they viii
receive every attention. JABEZ DAVIS. aulS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

80. 80 OF the bes, small Farms in TIE State, with and
modern buildings and fences and only about and half
miles from of City OF Rochester. Newfork
The Farm contains fifty of choice Land, House
Stable &c about soc bearing Fruit Trees OF various kinds
GOOD wood and water and altogether aesrabe pro-
perty and offers an opportunity for good and safe invest
meRt; being The City ana in the vicinity OF good So
ciety, and good schools
For far,ber particulars please inquire the premises
address C. W. H. (post paid Rochester Post Office New
York. ans 2taWu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
TTSHE WORLD IN MINIATURE

Embracing History of The yaroas Religions, brie!
ncce OF nearly all The Benevolent Societies nihe World
nocs OF Instruments and Machines used G scientific inses
legations, Poetry. Musical Instruments Ancient Grecan
Philosophers, astronomical Information &c Agriculture
Notice all Nations With their population Statistics.
bracing the Census Tor i2i5, Ec, c- TO which adde:a
Nomenclature Of Technical Terms. By r. W allen
Price, S73 cents For sale by SAXT0N & MILES,
Iko.f. -. N-.iru :
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Culver WARE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
~ 12s wiIam-s,reet, continues manufacture Silver
Ware OF the best description and OF the latest pattera
Presentation Vases, Pitchers Walters Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chldrens Mugs, richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Ao Dessert Fruit Knives and Forks, silver blades; Forks
and Spoons, king threaded and ainthreaded patterns
Prize Medals of various patterns suited Tor prizes Flo
ricullura Horticultural and gricultIr-a; Societies.
Orders by letter punc,ually attended 10.
The whole of these articles manufactured the pre-
misses sterling silver and expense spared in
the beauty oftte workmanship.
b Drawings estimates of articles for presentation
will be Furnished in answer application y25 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
4 SSESSMENTS-First Ward.-Pub-

4 SSESS ESSMENTS-First Ward.-Pub-
a lie Notice is hereby given. that the Assessors Of the
First Ward have completed their Assessments aud that
copy thereof is left with Otto VIM. Van Tuyl. al, No. SO
any of the inhabitants from the Goth day OF August the
10Th day Of September, bct days included from to 70
O'Clock in the forenoon, and from O'Clock in the after
noon, and that the will meet al le expiration OF
the said wit the eleventh day OF September
said Otto VIM Van Tuy No. SO Pearl ST. - review their
said Assessments tke application of conceving
himself aggrieved. OTTO w. VAN TUYL,
GARRETT VAN ZANDT,
Assessors OF the Ist Ward.
New Work Aupps. 10Th I84o auoOtSIi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
oERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, Soaps,

Brushes, &c-City and Country dealers in ehe above
articles will hnd an object call 1t a Dvision-s,
allS lmH z. RICHARDS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

eM FOR SALE a VALUABLE FARM
&C. &c. AND COUNTRY SEAT. in the town of New
Rochelle about four miles north Of the vl1ge There
about 100 OF land, ia high STATE ut cultivs
tinn with double story house, perfect repair; about
25 acres OF grated fruit in full bearing condition, OF
tn. most approved kinds: and H OF wood ian he
nainder is about equally divided between plorghea past
ure and meadow land.
Tie farm we'll fenced, mostly with sooe walls and well
watered with springs. running stream through he
whole leH.th OF it. There good barns, cider mill,
houses ganery and other buildings convenient and
suitable for such farm
Appiv 70 WAGER HULL, Jr. tie premises ]. B.
BREWSTER, l2D Broadway, New York: or To THOMAS
H. BURLING, Milton Ulster county. Terms will he made
ouSy au29 lmi;w+
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

TINTED STATES Tea Emporium,
l2l, late 129 Chatham street, New-York, wholesale
and rqtai-The Canton Tea Company continue offer for
sale new and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades o Green and Black Every package bears
the stamp Of and elegance, and tie Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air that their gua
syste Of prosecuting perhaps scarcely he
celed Iii founded upon the n;. est regard to the rights
quality unrivalled cheapness All purchasers called
upon any articles which fail 10 give them the full
est satisfaction when the money will be cheer!uly and
men heads of families and ip-ma,er will find il dec
ded advantage supply themselves from this establishment
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all part, of the United States executed with
prompiitude and despatch.
II The only warehouse in America for the sale OF ifou
qua's celebrated Black Tea. aug26 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Il ton nd medicine lat this of the year) which,
il administered in viii prove eectual remedy in
the complaint OF children. and of tiarrha, dys,n
terry cholera Eorbus &c. of adults The BLACKB ERiY
PANACEA medicine of this Description having bten
tried in number of with complete success The
blackberry has long been held in high estimation va,a
BILE auxiliary the treatment of the above complaints and
this combined with other well known vegetable agents IN
the form above Panacea constitutes all that Is requisite
for speedy aud permanent Fore sale A b. TRIP
LER Druggist corner Fulton and Wafer street, also al g.
Chiffon, S0S Canal street au23 lnI'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
E1o y MORNING BOAT FOR

MORNING BUAT FUR
SssSS5sssssssaSSs5TE. PEEKSHILL. yERPLANCK, GEAS-
SY-PUfNT, SING-SING. TARRYTGWN, DoBBS
FERRY, HASTINGS AND Y0NKERS Breakfast acd
Dinner board The and splendid steamer CO.
LUMBUS, Capt F. w. Stone, will leave New-yorh, frcm
the foo; OF Chamhersstreet. every Morning Fridays
cepted,l at O'Clock and returning leace Peeksh
leave Pcekski at o'clock, p VI landing the foot of
iannond.Sireet, each way.
NoTcE-A goods. freight, baggage, bank hils sflece,
any other kind OF property taken, shipped. yrt
board this Boat must be al the risk OF the OF such
goods, freight baggage, &c.
All rrrSonS forbid trusting any of The
above Boat ar owners. %
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

GsNE PRICE sTOKE.-It is generally
W known thasome store-keepers ask double the price
the article is worth; therefore any person wishing 10 pur
chase good cheap clothing on being furnished With
SS 80 S.; cloth pants So 25 81 SO; satnet pants
81 75 20 So 81 COGSW ELL 1884 Chatliausi vi Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
i1sA FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.

"A small and highly respectable family are de
Of renting neatly furnished House where he fam
occupying the house say from 20 personss would
board with them. A pous family would be Preferred
Any respectable family wishing make such arrangements
un; May longer il agreeable viii please address
.: Wallacen al The offcc OF tbs payer. s3 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

~ b. Each battle bearing the directions the label
Sold by MessrS. Souiard L Deuc SCI Broadway and 2
parhrow; Mr. King & Co4sl Broadway corner Grand
Mr.. ahau 1873 Broadway Messrs Grion, l73 Broadway
corner Courtand, and Messers Rushton Aspinwa, 10
Broadway, So William and 10 Astor House. aul6 lmt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

FENHE Self-Insructor and Journal of the
E Universal Lyceum, by Josiah Holbrook is published
monthly at the Exchanges Lyceum. S4s Broadway, at 50
year, paid in advance. liberal discount will be
made to agents who buy by the quantity Agents of penny
papers will find il profsble work. For sale Il; Affords
news room 162 gowery iel #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

TEEAP.-All articles in the Saddle or
~ Coach line be had very reduced prices at The
o; the subscriber consisting L. par of India Rubber
Cloth Wtbn serge bog sheep Skins Skirtings Patent
Leather, Saddle Trees Hames Bucics Bits Stirups, Raw
Hides. Laces, Carpeting Bands Hubs. common and pate
Axles Top Leather N0uldng, BaNs St~p Spriugs &C.
ans SIN JNO S SUMMERS. 272 ?earl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
HARDWARE PAPER.-

SO by 40 inches 100 reams; "a by 81 do, reams;
20 by 80 do, 80 Fine Hanging Paper 10000 lbs,
20 inches wide superior article Green Hanging Paper
900 bs 90 81 S4 and IS inches wide 200 gross Boz
net Boards blue and white. 10000 lbs Trunk Boards.
000 Binders Boards All kinds Paper manufactured at
ike shortest notice. and for sale by
anoo &c q AIINr & nERRICKSQN- l5l Ssutt.sf