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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24
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I'ASlllONABtE TAILORING.

EOSEPH W. NEWGURG would respectfully inform lis old
% friends aud the public in general that he carries the Sboys
business in all its various branches Factory Street. South
Side, where he may at all times be found attend
all work musei him lie ates himself willie done as du.
rObC nnd fashionable he done in the country lie
intends at oil times oeep in his employ good competent work.
men and his means TO receive tic Fashions amply provided
Cr.
10 accommodate his friends in the country, c will take
iy all kinds Of country produce.
Dover Aug. 10, l84l
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FAsHlONABLE.TA TAILORING.
sA EEUE = r ADAM 6

w oud respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
w OF Dover, and New Philadelha, for the liberal pat
ronige ne has received since his commencement in bs-
ness and he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town of
Dover, Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
1e made in the most fashionable and fitting manner.
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured thahe will be able to render general saslac,
lion to all, who are pleased to give him call.
:. Dover Sept, 80, l84l
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Law Notice.

BOoZ M. ATHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN have formed CO. partnership IN their business
as AtoRics at Lao, aud will hereafter practice in cons
nexon in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
They viii also attend to business in any part of the coun
tf before Justices.
Tho public may be assured that business entrusted to
their management will receive their prompt and undi>
yided attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public bull
dngs.
New Philadelphia, Dec. |. l941. Iy.
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. CABINET g.rA II 4.

FN1HE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past lavors respectfully
Il Sohcs continuance Of the prbiic patronage. lie ia
prepared to make to order all kinds of CABINET WARE
That Is IN common Sc in this country which be
made in the hest manner and Of good materials, and the
most reasonable terms.
a ut of Cabinet furniture always hand. lie is also
prepared with tie necessary maerials for making and convey
Ing COFFlNs safely any part the county where lie may
be called to attend on tic shortest notice.
WIN. RICKETs.
Canal Dover, June 49, f84l. 23H
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CHEAP THAN EVERH!H
Look HereW
SADDLEEs EsYs
WILLIAM SHEAR,

HRH EES his sincere thanks his and the pub
y liz for the liberal patronage he has received, since he
has ced business He hopes by strict attention to bu
Une merit continuance and increase Of patronage. He
still continues TO manufacture MEN and WOMEN'S SAD
DIES newest fashions and of the best Materials Also
all kinds of CARRIAGE, DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT
HAR NESS with every article in his line of business equir
ed in the country
He aers himself that that the execution Of his work will
bO satisfactory those who may employ him. He will sell
moderate TERMS and take Bark Hides, Grain and other
trade at liberal prices, in payment for work.
New Philadelphia, June II, 1871 % y.
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Fellow CiazensHW
VETE return to you one and all, our sincere thanks
w for past avors and would respectfully call your
attention tot
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GOODS

Just received from New York and Philadelphia, WhieA
in part are loLlows
BROAD CLOTHS,
Saltnets, Kentucky Jeans, Flannes, chscks, Mennoes
Circassians, Bombaznes, Black and oolored, Silks,
MousIin DE LANES, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets. Ker.
seys, Cacoes OF ever description, Caps, Hats, &c.
Also, from Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns Carpet Chains.
Cotton Batting, Glass, White Lead in Oil,
IRON & NAILS,
Red Lead, Venetian, Red, Cast Shear, Blister, and
Spring Steel and castings such as Stoves, Dutch o.
vens, Stew Pots, skillets Tea Kettles sc.
Tea, Cofss, Sugar,
and . ,fc,O LIQUORS. for the Stomach's sake,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
and large stock of Carpenters and Cabinet makers
TOOLS The best in the country, AL of The above wiubs
sold as lo,o as at any other store in this State.
RITTER, SIlNGLUFF. T. STERLING.
ND We will pay the higest price for 500 KEGSs
Of good BUTTER, delivered any time between Til
and the20lh of next month.
We also notify all concerned that the books, notes
&c. of The late firm Ritter, Burnet, d Co., and RitS
ter Burnett g. Sterling; left with us for collections
ell persons owing said firm will please call aud make
immediate settlement Of their accounts.
Canal Dover, September l6, 184l. 30
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FINE BOOTS.

work win be done by ofhe hest Boomen in the coun
try ALSO-Lades' Work by Measure
general assortment of BOOT AND SHOES (of hE own
make) constantly Oh band.
The Public respectfully invited to give him se bctoS
purchasing elsewhere
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24

A CARD.
DR.. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce
to his friends that he has returned TO New PhiladeA
phia, and intends resumng the practice of Medicine 81
Surgery and hopes u> asSduous attention to the duties
of his profession 10 merit the confidence Of hS fer
mer patrons D. RICHARDS
Sept, 1S4I.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24

ATEW LABELS FOR the Drandreth Pill Boxes
Ia These labels are of The most costly, and at The
same. time most ingenou, STYLE The top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon it which is made to
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very prety designed, and contains
innumerGbo number of waved lines. And these words
--'see that labels this box agree with those on the
cerfaalei no others are genuine. The side Of the box
is beautifully engraved and contains The following
caution, no Braudreh Pills are genuine unless the
box has three of fac. sime signature upon it," In a
very handsome is also, Entered rccoreng to act of
Congress. in the year l84l, by b. BraudreIh, in the
Clerks office of the District Court of the Soulhen.Ds,
trct of New York.
August IS 194l. 32lY
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COW Z AO q aIWTsON,

EpEsPECTFULLY informs tie citizens of New Philadelphia
ASha he carries on the Business all It's various hrsn
ches and as lie keeps other than his he
confidently recommend his Work all who may lavorim
with their custom
Particular attention will be given the manufacture Of Gen.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24
EA2S9

Grocereres, sch as Wine, Beer,uud Cider, L@uor ~ til
quart ami gallon
New Philadelphia ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

Store smart aCtive Lad Ut good address and
knowledge OF the tL.inc>,. 4 Lnte addressed az C. H. ID
sith and reference lelt al this office will meet with
Intention. al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
VOL. II. NO. Is.

SaLT-There have been Sale OF 22J7p bushels Turk
IIsnd pan prevou. ARRIVAL in the Le'ghbohood Of p
cents NOS 22J3 sacks Liverpool Fine S5l do. coar,e
soe 57G0 bu.hel, - KIT, On i--ms We did not learn.
~EED>-Ciover airs dnl, The inquiry ior cNpor; and
ond Of tie best parcels are rot orced Al present. We
Yue a cents the extreme rates There nothing do
~ in Flax. noty scarce All wanted, and pc. have
Export from Let Jan. to 9Th April
cieTfT Of 40 IL, No Nurmer, AVID 81 bs.
CAYENNE Cloves on term. made Vghc; ncl 10 No.
Nuluegs 70 cents, snd small lot Cayenne Cloves,
) cash.
sEGARS-Since ourla. owing large receipts RI Porto
rico &c and an ,d.po,ton Tie part o buyers oper-
ale to any extent AT , enhanced raes Oaue las week,
tie market has been rather doll than Otherwise and the
acc a. viii be seen below considerably dImnisted-'hey
embrace hhds Porto Rico Al ~ - cents 100 Newor-
lean, Il 90 Cuba MGscOvadO Z u e - CroiX 81 a
~ lJi hi, Cuba (; 400 b1s Brown Havana 4 g. part or
cxpor IS White do q 81 20 baskets Java. for refining .,
al mos; ant 0 do. Al Bosom, for refnng here, inrluG-
entire invoice Of 2ooO baskets On terms not tran
.pred.
not made publ G: and a small lot a. SO 80. ma.
TALLOW-Sacs OF Western Reuiered-Jo tOcslb' al
cash.
TEAS-A catalogue OF jyo52 packages Tess, per ships
Drbi Hamilton and Others offered at auction Wed.
nesay of last week and with the exception Of 81 chests
yorn6 IIys.n ard .lj 10 Soucpng all sold nc follows
IIvson OF 60 ~ cents. Canonmade Young Hyson, ;o a
3oi Country packed Do ~ 7o; Tyson skin 81 Y
r~ankay, 30 ~; Gnnpowder ana Imperial ~ Is!
Souchnng 81 "A 81 and PowcbIng, 81! u, mos. The
sale went with than The usual animation, and tbs
price, obtained Tor ali country packed Green Teas show
inuher improvement OF cents per H. Canton-made
YOuc Tyson aud Black, sold al previous rass - halt
chests Canonnae Young Iiy,on sod by auction on Thur
.ay =. n cash Two public sales are announced
TOBACCO-Tbe stock Of Kentucky is much reduced,
and tie receipts continue light; the market however l. do
eni prices remain very iow-here fair demand fer 10"
quality manufactured and sales n far extent have been
made al cents. BY auction hd' new crop Kentucky
sold Al q 5 GEMS, average Sl0S, mos
WIALEBONE-C oftirue, scarce and wanted; 1000 10,
upper or The North Wcs' coast sod export a, 81
ccns and 10000 lbs just received here direct di . both
cash.
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NEw-yOmK MORNING APRIL 2s issa

IN a large Association one va.t and commodlou-
aichcn. divided of into three u four compart-
meui-, would rppac" two or three hundred dirty
md incon,snic,t ii,c Kitchen. Of the present sys-
TEN. and thirty experienced cooks would DO the
work hich now require. t. labor of thrcc hun
bred women Association vii simplify -cho.4
work a, least -eyen-c-hih-. and allow the great
majority of-W wh- now wear out their lives
in a round of cares and abors. which are repu--
nan, IN the extreme because they must boz co'i-
.tan,ly repeated and on small a scale 20 devote
themselves 10 the productive and agreeable occu-
patton, of Industry. ard to the Arts and Science
This will also give them pecpEiory IadcrcHdsRet,
and enable them to tighten the burihcn which now
falls upon Man.
IN concluding, | will repeat that Associations,
UNioS, CONBIyATIoS can alone give you Neaiih,
Independence and Influence " The only real
Riches are Lobor 0nd is fruits; every tnins else
is but the sign or abuse Of it," In your Labor
YOU have an incxhlustible mine OF Wealth. an
that you wan, j. to be able to apply 1t well ana
Cor Your own advantage. With your Labor you
can build your cdihccs and workshops. make your
tools implement. and machinery, and buy me
soil: Won will then he the owners OF them, ana a.
consequence. Capitalists "a well "a LHto'cT'.
Being CAPITALISTS. Won viii regulate and manage
your own Anairs and Interests, instead OF being
dictated to aid governed by others a. you are al
present. With a irdicious application OF Labor
Talent. Soil, AID other mean, of Producuon,-
with an extended Use Of Machinery, AID the vast
Economies of Association. you can arcumulaie
Wealth beyond any thing that We can now con-
ccivc. You can have in your Associations the
best Of Schools, AMI give your Children superior
Education and in one generation the W Ord could
sec an intelligent. wealthy and independent popu-
la'ion replace the present poor, ignornan and de-
pendent ono % our present Societies.
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sThNTtD-iO or - active aud in,eui-

AS) AM ED-iO or ~ active aud in,eui-
W gent ycurs ~ circulate the follow Ing p@pular
works, Rohcu lerry's Museum, Boston scellany o
Literature and Fashion, Musical Cabinet Lowell Offering
loihers Assistant AMI Young Ladies Friend students aud
oIu- engaged in Literary pursuits vii be preferred
Good TESTIMONIALS. % character will be required.
nItM BRADHLKN. sODkN X %. II Nassan.s..
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Review Of the Vcw-NOriS Wn rket.

Pn1rd N0N-Y OK TTlU0. nv ITTiW iTH ~ %
ping ani COmncrcli Lisi.
ksHEs-Ti.e old stock Is entirely exhausted For g
H, Pot, received TUnsdav being tie fret and vet all
arrived from tic Canal e = ~, offered hnt refused o.
rarcs vet arrive IL n1i',i that about 500 BIS
Pfari, hsvc bcen >0t ~ 3 zni 30 bhl, Pots nj So
COAi-SalcS Of 80 .crecred Virginia s. -; lco
tons Ncacasc at H. and ~ 80 az 9a Tor
sramcr, Liverpool Orfcl j. dun. ~ tons sod ~ 81
COFFEE-The sales hurirp the week were heavy. and
,,re were upward. The .al~s which have orr
lnOwledc 500 ha.s Grail NJ 20 cents; lfH bag,
ya at lol ia go 30 IT TO- G00 SumStra 81 n pa
80 Cuba ~ 81 q 400 Lsgu'yra AT ~ y and 90 - d.
ringo 81 ct>.
COPPER-the stock OF Eugii,h Sheathinc IS nst large
hr demand moderate for home only Al IL ccn's.
fJN lbs Od sold AT II ccuts, cass.
COTTON-Since our last there has been 4 fair steady
amount Of business @Ong forward n tbs article TIE bulk
Of stock consist, nj low and mlng qualities. good ami
fine bsuc scarce and wanted. The transaction. Of h.
week mclue 5000 bates pland and fOriJr NJ 81 crs;
~ Mob IT, 10, 200 New OTlrar, "a. and 50 Tex
4, Al something over cents. short p:!ce
Tlaa I. .av. hoe
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MIR. Lyc,I,s Lcctmrc-.-our full, ILLUSTRATED

mir. LycII's Eccturc-.-onr fun Illustrated and
.arclu, corrected Reperiso MRLYELLSEiGHT LEG
LURES az ;ecent D,covrre. IN GEOLOGY viii he pub
,,l,cl Tb., Morning beautiful Pamphlet Edition.
Th4 conisn nearly every word of those Lectures, rs
er,rtpd by NJ H. !. RaYNoND, Assistant Editor oi tbs
paper wiki several lucid Engraving, expressly Tor the Tr-
buue large amour. Of fresh, Interesting aud Valua-
bl, information on Geoiogy cannot be found 10 any work
yet published.
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:. To CONFECTIONERS and Segar

49, Dealers-To Lst-A House aud Store with good
e- u.nu ia tie Confectionery and s"gar hne 81 bu,
No.. will be- disposed # Al bargain and no n,iahe ne
,snt occupant has settle the Wet, which
ll occupy HI tine during the present summer "eh :
- OF hi- wishing To dispose Of sad br'Hise'
For dpNH cOniectoner -egar dealer a, dhraaf
e.iaL -hment Il would be Ir0, enyi8ble situation ami
cure large share of Up custom. Terms low tor cash.
Esquire ~ Fourth street., between wooster diI ore
near the Washington Parade Ground. al W.
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~ TO LET-rhc two story brick house,
ss6 Water street. Apply to \ &. Bsufc-t a3
Al
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u. EOR SALE.-A vaIuablo rarm.

ri SSELL PHELPS. Assignee. SC.
n,,..t >r,r-X.,nr Al n, 100 nlh -.
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rVIIE Poets and Poetry of America, with

= 4 Historical Internationally Rufus Wlmot Gri,wOli
i vol. ociavo-l sp' endd Book.
The Fame and Glory Of England \Inliratcd-bcing an
answer 10 tho Glory and Shame OF England vol
Popular Technology. Professions aul TTadcs-'y Ed
ward iIarscn-with 81 tugraYIng,-2 vols
Tho CroiiOn Bovs-hy HsTrrt Nartiuedu.
Daughters oi BIIiain-by Mrs. Ellis
wfaugers Expedition 10 siberia and the Polar Sea- vol
ESSAYS for Summer Iours, ID edon-by Charles Ian
man, Esq.
Hints to NOiherS-hy Dr.. Bull
aoI E1lr al, 4 = ID.
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general housewo in the county. Apply at ~
t-,tre,t. door from tlrst Avenue. or IL John
aS
7 ANTED-A lot of Seats with backs,
.uIiIL'. flr e.inrt. Rnlm. AnN individual or
~ ANTED.-The citizens of New

w York whO may Law Houses 10 AMI lho~c re-
.u'rirg the ike very respectfully solicited To- rsl At
~ Oce ~ Canal street and have their bushes, entered
M Ih- G.r>i.y ~. at charge" all lm'
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INSURANCE against Loss or Damage
AFOH SALf-The Whitehead Works

ii Il situated ~ Stockport. DO tine County oi tsImh'
and state Ne, y ork-Inc.udue TIE nights rl tdNN J.
Rr,le F>q O.. tenant of the real estate 2ad rornH
ta building, up-a which S7i works ore @i"ced
hrs ri hi tn require a>s there Together wln f iu
ru.t,. whether rf hu. ,r-,, wat,f-Nl"fs machine
~ whether attached o. t.e premise nr oft"i So ami go
uni,rial. tc .at promise u''- Of rel ~ lh' mas
M Of VII tci.iI. including Lad wrought ar nnNrru-lt
COIL OIL &C. &c. Also. Tire right ~ carrying ~ - u works
NJ, the improvements, discovered hy Ed~arll buer ~ '-
pr,cc., of n1nlfetlrl.g ara mixing 90 hleead ana
iaiDfs. $50
he above j. offered private sale until the 18Th Jas o.
VI w. next an is nj 81 spga cot b, day, the 'dnt VIII
be- ,ni ~ Plhc Auction tha; dnv, a. l. o'clock VI ~
the Merchant, Exchange boz the .ity nj N"N-lo'k. f"T
further paric ulsrs, and IS % terms o al. HpHrr 81
MrConn Cl,-k Attorneys at Law No . wa street. or
upon the premises al >iockyof ?, - ~
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t.cnnO WANTED for ) wears, with
.0NNN WANTED a3OOO ON Bond
OOY WANTED-A smart intelligent

sDtDNFsJ. and Mortgage on uuincumbrred Real
Estate. worth Si2WO Apply at the Register Office 80
r ,oad,ya, basement az o.
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a1z FROM : to 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

DEN SEED, in all the choicest species and ware
tics sale in quantities Ia suit purchasers, ~ btiD'f-
MANS pemaucn, establishment, corner ol rsle1a-,'
and Broalway Also The Young Gardeners Assistant
containing the results o hi p year. practice IN New orb
A. s work has been honOrcd by the award OF Cod NJ
dial from the American Institute which lsttuon ana lle
NewYork State Agricultural Society, having ao award
several COPE. Premiums Tor superior specimens OF Oar-
y.ns
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CASHMERE and Mcrino Shawls, Nous

seine de Lame. &C. &c. l. Plgnniets Improvements
in the Bleaching department OF hs establishment by nat ans
OF steam, employed 10 the finishing Of goods enable, nm
to receive orders much lower rate than heretofore ana
have them more Handsomely and eNpedtouy done. Cash
mere and Mrrno shaw, restored their original coor
M1u,,"ue de Lanes, Blonde, Mrckln, aud other licrs
cleaned aud renewed six hose also re'lnedi moetn ana
damask curtan. table covers drugget &c cleaned aud
pressed L. Pgnole continues hS DYING Establishment u
usual ~ all it. branches No. Barcay,reei and io'
p.,,l-.,-ee, oe,r rb,.ton, Inn
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE Company.

81 No a. wailstrect. of Hanovcr-,ireet. Ths
COMPANY continue, against los damage by fse
lidngs -uoSs ware, nero Aau7e generally; al>o
vessel, AMI csCns> ags 49, los dsM7ge by inland
navigation, a. favorable TERMS any other oi5ce.
DIRECTORS
Thomas W. TkOrne. Caleb c. Tan> John c. Merritt,
Thsnss r Woodruff. Moses Turkcr. Thomson Price,
Be-. ap n x. Rilson Frascis p sag, John II Ice.
John T.. Dawson. El>ra EgsS. Jane, T.. Holmes
ArSnat,akrr vm. X. Thorn. John 7. Moore
MART, Hoffman, James y. whiting. >3n4uel Ind-rhll
Joseph Alien, Joseph Drake,
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Nh FOR SALE-A Farm. situated at Far

-. Rockaway T. T. withua short distance of the Marine
PAVILION and fronting the bay and ocean. u contains
100 acres ~ of which rsi rate hble lan the
residue good srass meadow land and some woodland
On the premise neat Farm House Barn and other out
buildings O 10 the city both by lau a'1 wa
ter II can be yicd uta farms OF d,rcnt quaint te,-
Apply sam r. g. Norton the premise, or to n SIN
sift. No Brr,ai-st.
A,o Other propcrty FOR sale similarly situated. Appl
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