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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
su;c,dc n, riadletown, conn.
Correspondence OF the Tribune.

AIippLETowN, Oct. J, l8lL
Our CITY was Yesterday morning thrown into an
r,uol alnrm BY tho sudden disappearance OF ISAAC
WEsB, Esq one of our mos, estimabie and respected
ci,;,ens. He left hi. home after dinner on hurs-
d,v md has not returncd His wife, who had OBJ
served something strange in his manner, tet great
alarm. and watched all night with indescr'oable
feelings. Early in the morning she made known
the fact to her friends. The news OF his loss I'M
nedately gave rise to inquiries of the most seriou'
character and it was soon found that ne had aP-
plied for Prussic Acid at two cf the apothecary
stores without success A town.mceting was held
and scores sent in every direction to find some
trace of him, without success. About o'clock
2. NJ. by the arrival of gentleman from New
Haven, it was ascertaned that he WINS seen on
board the steamboat kosciusko at her last landing
on the river, and on arriving atNew-Hnven his ha
was found and letter addressed to his wife, whom
ho married about months since. 1t seems that
he was bent on sef-destruction, but did not fully
make up his mind to choose drowning I'll! !ate--n
short time before the steamboat arrived.
Mr. Webb WAS teacher of distinguished ability.
and had bur recently returned from long tour TO
Europe, Egyptand Palestine.
Mr. W. mas been one of the Common Council,
n candidate for Mayor, member OF the Congresa-
tional Church, usd in all respects worthy cs-
tccmed, and amiabe man. His poor wife is IN
the deepest distress, you may eusily imagine.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

The following the places ofneeng III the respective
Wards referred TO in the first resolution
Is, Ward, ThrSsher's Broad-street Hotel
I'd Jones's Second Ward Hotel
Sd 2oi Washington-strect
4th Shakespeare Hotel
5.h Marion Huuse, l65 Cbapcl-sreet
9th Monroe Hall, Pearl street.
7,s Franklin Hose Cherry, corner Rutgers.st
Slh Howard House, Broadway,
9th Northern Exchange, Bleeckerstreet.
10Th Columbian Hail. Grantsireet.
lI,h 23 Ayenue D..
18th Asuch place as the Ward Com. shalt alldcSignne.
18th No ) Sheriff street.
18th Broadway House.
18th Constitution Hall, Broadway.
18th Hag e,on's Sixth Avenue.
l7th Henry Clay House. Avenue A.
ELLIS POTTER, Chairmaa
EpwanD M D"as' e. cowsss, .nsIs. Secretaries.
1J- The Democratic whs papers will please copy.
oS2t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

20 A son of MIR. Dickinson, at Fredonia, Cha
,auque Co., was shot through the head by the ac-
cidenta discharge of gun into the barrel o!
which he was careessly blowing.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

20 John Rowland, an Englishman and farm
er worth several thousands, of Brighton, Monro
Co., drowned himself at Rochester, on the 29t
ult
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

% Hon. WILLIAM II. STRONG Of Seneca
County has been nominated for Senator by the
Wings of the Seventh District. He was formerly
actively engaged in business in this City, but re-
moved some years since to Seneca County, where
he is now devoted to Agricultural pursuits. Of
extensive knowledge and rife experience, he is the
friend of all the great interests of the Coun-
try, and especially an ardent and enlightened ad
vocate Of the Protection of Home Industry. That
he will be elected by large majority. we have
not doubt.
" The Wings Of RENSSELAER, County have
nominated JAMES NJ. STEVENSON of Troy
for Congress, GuRpoS CoRSINeo of Trey. .ARR,R.u
KslcKERBacKgR OF Schashticoke. and Irvo,,x,n
7. SrAars of Schodack tor Assembly. Mr.. Srv.
vESsos is the Editor of the Troy Whis,' which
ably and fearlessly advocates the Protection of
American Industry. The Workiag Men Of Rcns.
selaer, who would uphold that night arm of the
Nations and their own prosperity and iadepea-
dence, a Protective Tariff, should rally generously
TO his support we trust they win, The Assem-.
by.meu nominated aro deservedly popular and
mus, be elected. Rensselaer, is arousirg from
her inglorious apathy.
~ The Wings CT cAYvci County have non.i-
mated THarcHER J. Ferris, PHulr VAS Asz-
DALE and HkcTos C. TuTrLg-sll farmers asd
earnest aayocates OF Protection-for Assembly.
That they viii be elected, we have the most con-
fdent and gratifying assurance.
10 a. L. Wheeler, Loco-Foco) ,dember elect
to the Indiana House from Marshall and Fulton
counties is dead There is now one vacancy en-
each side each in a doubtful District.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

T. Among the numerous letters daily received By the
proprietor OF Briso sarsaparla the wing is selected
merely sh7w how this article is regarded; and the in
crea,ing demand for this invaluable medicine by the deal
in this city, as the application from the well
known bou'e OF A. B. D. Sands Druggists Of this city,
who have since advertised their article 10 the kole
world shows concusiycly that the article all purpor
to be- COPY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

G WHlG5 OF OUR CITY remember your
Nominating Meetings in all the Wards tomorrow
cUening. Do not, we implore you stay away
from them, and then grumbIe that the right men
arc not selected, and refuse 10 vote the Ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE
Civil and Criminal Courts, Coroncr's and
Police Offices. SC.

LAWYERS DARY-This Day, Uci0bcf 3d.-
SUPeRroR CosRT-No, J. 4, s, G, T. 10, H. ~ IS, li5 y
CIRCUIT Couhr.-Nos. 49, l05, lis, i24 l25 l6 H. 49, M
% lao, l97.
COMMON PLEAs-Part lst Mes l49, 80, l3s, l39, ~ G
a. zo 81, S. 65 81, 49, 1885, 49, l69Pat I'd: Nus 10! D.
"A, 20. 81, 46, so, So, "a, g. l22, $780, no. ls6.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

~ p..,,1 p,n1. a IL, IN, Hpr'I -, IoiI
been selling during the year past considerable quaus.
your Extract Salsaparia and think the
hear lis virtues from those who have nsed H. that the
sale in this city may be much increased by paving more
attention in advertising Onr arrangements sach
the different papers that have advertisements in.
better than z,os others pay and more
conspicuous!y- II you would like make an arrange
ncnt with Us for selling more extensively, think
could be made of much advantage 10 Us both wa Lave
different three Of them in tic best LOCATION
the city tor retailing and for whoesaling and OR
facilities such will enable dispose of more OF IT,
perhaps than oher house. We shall much pleased
TO hear from you on this subject yon visit New Yors
10 The course OF month or 10 you store, 7S
Fulton street. Yours very respectfully,
n3 n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

u IL THE CLIMATE OF TIE UNITED STATES, IL is the
Masma Of 'ae present season OF the year that lays the .an
dauon OF aqndice liver complaints and other bilious
affections Residents OF the South West, and coauu.
nifty generally renHde that 0seooD's INDIA CKoLA-
GoGuE 10 be found al P BOVINE Co.'S 80 John proves
invariably successful prere:rce of those dis ases
unlailng remedy apr tneir efectual s!3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

u Aactiou-A. Lvey, i5l Broadway, vii as
on Tuesday Msrnng. 10! O'clock, Oct I, courctos
the best variety OF Greenhou>s and Hardy o'I,nera
Garden Plants and Roots, VIZ Magpoa. Rose, A,sgs,
CamelIias Rhododcndrons, Cyclemens, Honey&cSes Sc
Al,s tiae Dahlia plants in pots and in s!ooG Also lon
uaufhny Strawberry plants. cSS,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

IL CnrpetiuSs! Carpetiuss. Carpcrinu,,
Cheaper shas ever A those who are IN oi Carvst
nrs notice the following:
All wool Ingram CDrpttinc only 5s per ward.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-13

The undersigned havi disposed of moey Of his proper
ty in The Madlsonian John B. JONES' Esq., this day rees
from the che management Of tie paper lie has held since its
establishment
The Madsonian hereafter will lie principally conducted by
Mr. Jones, aud assisted by editorial talent of high ode will
render such ready. intelligent and efficient support 10 Pi
dent Tyler's Administration will commend il strongly is
hoped, the favor aud patronage of the Administration
throughout lle Union,
All debts, of whatever nature which have accrued to the
establishment previously TO the 9Th of November current will
be paid tile undersigned aud all demands against the Mad
sonian which have accrued previously TO the date, will
be paid by the the undersigned.
Subscribers 5qcns aud others, who indebted,
pcctfu!ly requested to make rrE.ijanccs 10
-, THOMAS ALLEN,
Mnslimntnn. z. O. Nov. G. lGl1.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-13
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE OHIO STATESMAN,
TURING THE EasESsION-OR BY THE YEAR.

AGAIN does another session othe Ohio Legislature approach
and again do preHt ourselves before tile people, pcgns
ourselves To extensive and reports proceed
ngs able, impartial and talented Reporters capable of
doing IL is with peculiar graiCUOn that OokI forward
to the meeting of tue next legisalue-From almost Lone
less minority, we find tie people again placing power of
the State in the hands of the democratic party from whijh il
lad been wresed by "pipc ing and hard cider dpauCcs
We cci great assurances that the democratic mcneIs elect
ed VIII not disapp0ml IL opcs OF tie people Tic Tauks
must now resume 20 into liGulGton-On resumption
wa do away hil even Tie iFcieA Or stil busters laws
and will be cogc, cir rilclat,on Ev this uro.
crs tic fHuGt Hauts must, of Iccsy, broken uud
houeu tom cN-'rCcnWl good Cucs, any, will lie dis
toycmj'c awa revised aud extended Ms to govern ard
control uI LG! orcau.g for c future; and Bankers made
liable Jr their d5 Hud subject to law criminal and civil as
As we Lave TO 0cT vast expense in winter arrange.
mcns to give te legislative proceedings in the extended form
We do we look fritNds Ia aid giving this rrospCc
us circulation in tcir ncghhurOods We desire tic names
Of subscribers 10 he sent rs convenient
TERna.--li!E Oii!C STATESMAN viii be issued duY g
Tic csuing session Of Tie Legislature, the following erreo
payment always to be made III advance Or through Mcnbs
Of tic Legislature:
Daily, 500
Tri-Wccky, 200
schl-N ecky, $50
Weekly, 100
Tie regular STATESMAN is still issued on the follow
terms
DAILY during the Session. md sGMt-wruELY tie balance of
Tie year, nt FIVE DOLLARS per annum. Semi ~VrEKy
during tic Session, aud WEEKLY Tie aaHCc of the year.
THREE DOLLARS, per aunun, in GdvaucG)
Persons subscribing will please designate Which papertt is
t.cy desire.
roslmasers others, who will furnish us with five suscri
bcrS, shall rcceiyeNCopy for their trouble.
Editors in this State viii ohigo by giving this prospectus
a few insertions in theI respective papers,
s.&M.H, MEDARY.
CoLuMBrs Oct, l84l
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The uudrrsaucd Tugr,scd a controlling marc'' in f'o
EladioHGn prnlo,e - jsr Hay rAIER fUm iri- o!ir
UhOat TIC l5.h Of l2y,Ah"r,
Tic paper will be devoted to the support Of uci cups'iu
tonal he interests Of TIC people may demand
and from what has Of tie purpose of President Ad.
Admnistratn, teG is every believe G such lnra
only in contemplation by tic present head Of tie Gov
erunleH
We propose labor for ilo crtre restoration Of e pure
doctrines and tailAnl wNCticGso the founders of Our Republic
battle for tie cXuUton of partisan diciatos
advocate those principles Of patriot fathers which were,
altogether designed TO ensure the prosperity and HUppnCs Of
the IOnicdcracy, in their Ur sna purity down the
modern fabrics Of dcmagogucs 10 erect pceUs for other
bilious and dishonest uans IN short, it is design
pursue the Right alike Ccics Of party aud party
cresls and expose the Wrong, emanac roN what sccon
may. But it far from intention to indulge in wanlon
and vulgar abuse Yet will not suffer the and
aS ocGte to he uuiUsy accd. and wronsUlly
sailed, with inrunily.
Heartily approving the Independent pursued by tie
President during tie late extraordinary session Of Congress,
shall he cndravor at fitting period, TO place before tie pub
lie all the circumstances coanee'ed with tic origin and fate of
the two bank bills,
That the DAILY MADsoNIAN nav merit Tic support Of tie
community ndiscrmuaey, tic undersigned is resolved to
lng his assistance in tie editorial department the hest po
ica aud literary talent at O secured. In aid of this
purpose able and experienced European correspondent u
ated NJ rcmen) las been engaged TO transmit to MS by the
every fortnight, the comprehensive
the and progress Of things in the old world of which he
is capable. This enterprise we trust will he duly appreciated
by subscribers,
ha, publishing, officially, tie proceedings Of the Government,
and cerslng aud defending honestly and earnestly lie pn
CpIcs upon which the public acts Of President Tyler have
us far co founded, we may we rist justly calculate upon
nconderahe share at least of the support of that very
comprehensive body of feow.cizens WHO arc the friends
OF good and faithful Government
TERMS:
DAILY per Onnum in advance $40 90
For The approaching session, (probably months,
lin advance) co
lie trl.weckIy per annum, 5 90
For six montns 3 90
Weekly, 90
For six months %
A letters must he addrC Jed free of POSTAGE to the ed
itor
Postnasters throughout the Union requested
agents. Those who may particularly exert themselves in
tending the circulation of the paper, will not only he allowed
liberal commission remtted but receive warmest
thanks.
Papers whether Administration, Opposition Neural
pying this prospectus nculing this paragap and sending
numbers containing it MARKED, will be entitled TO
change. ]. B. JONES.
Washington City, Nov. 6, 1871.
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PROSPECTUS OF Il
TIL c PEOPLES LIB RARY A
MACHINE OF CHOICE AND NTE RESTIH6l
LIT TURE.

r,to
~ uS'''v' r'"''''s'c"' "e present age rs 'fr m"iph
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,, T,, @ , " ,i, ,i s' ,i | % sLee"H! l'ue I" y.
w., l s 80 r i,T c h WIN 'o'',! '""''o" III ae'e'a
m I & S 'u's, %'" luz c'Uppy nt""s VI tU'easoh NJ
~ day in which some work of his dcscntion il nt
given to tie public, and though among large number thus
issued o"e may be unworthy or Useless generally ey arc
"c@sIVma o' conh"efaa'ion %
Ns most VI "e ru'ca,'o"s reereu arc fn'eu In sohd
volaos uCy are % lc mass oil Aose rGaders who
arc Ieloo Iron, Gse e..PS l nc aSs ana te Nmcu"y OF
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PEOPLES LIBRARY OR MAGAZINE OF CHOICE and
ENTERTAINING IhTERhTERE."
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U'Iore'-Warren author OF Ten Ihousanda year. ~
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cation which can he madey io Hookselefs here. IN adM
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NIemos BvoEi'n5 travels aud other Fresh and Rncy works.
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OF tN country taste Tor tie hner works of tile pencil and
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Prospectus Of the Fourth Volume Of The
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BOoz NJ. AIHERTON, aud GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed partnership IN their business
as AHOynies al Lao, aud will hereafter practice in
neNon III Iuscarawas and the adjoining counti 81.
They will alsoateud to business in any part Of the coun
ty before Justices.
The public may he assured that business entrusted 10
Their management will receive their prompt and undi>
vided attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public bulls
dngs.
New Philadelphia, Dec l. 18il. y.
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SHOE 81 LEATHNEGE Ee
STORE.
y TUX f.,
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.

CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
TILE subscribers having recentyeDgaged ir.the Shoe
4 and Leather business, would merely say TO the peo-
pie of This county that they will pay cash for any guam
y of h,dcs and skins delivered at their store in Dover
at The red sign, two doors West of. Rckseckor Jew
cry store, on Factory street. where we will keep
stnnly on hand Sole aud Upper Leather, together with
a general assortment of findings. Shoe makers a. 9th.
will do well to give us csu, for we are bo"ud to
give item good bargains for cash.
WELTY & co.
Canal Dover, Oct. s, Ieal. 3eR
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
sA NEUE Z - AD Am S.

VIZ Nould respectfully return his thanks to the citizons
Wv OF Dover, and New PhiIadehia for the liberal pat
ronage he has received since his commencement in bjs.
incss; and he informs the citizens the county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town of
oover Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
be made in The most fashionable and fitting manner.
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured that he will be able to render general saslac,
ton to all, who are pleased 10 give him cali
Dover, Sept, 80, 1871
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RTEw LABELS FOR the -Brad6droth Pill Boxes

KTEW LABELS FOR the. Brahdreth Pill Boxes
IN These labels are of the most costly, fand at the
same: time most ingenious style. The Top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon which is made to
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very preliy designed and contains an
vrnnumerabe number of waved lines And these words
''see that labels dis box agree with those on the
certificate; others gcnnine The side Of the box
IisEbeau,iluy engraved, and contains the following
caution, no Brandreh Pills are genuine unless The
box has three of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also, Entered recording 10 act of
Congress- in the year l94l, by b. Brant,relh, in the
tCerksofce Of the District Court Of the Southern Dis,
ttrict Of New York.
sAugust13 l94l. 32ly
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EAGLE HOTEL.
s. B. MILLER,

,. B. MILLER,
NFORMS the public in general. that he has opened a
TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in Sandyvie, Tuscarawas County. known by the sign
Of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main street. On
the soatlI end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House and Table, to
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner.
His StGbttRg is good, and abundance Of water ad-
Oinins the tavern.
He hopes from strict attention to the comforts of those
who may favor him with their CUSTOM TO merit public
patronage.
WINES and BEER only, will be kept for reiiesh-
nent. ,eA @ --....-
sandyyile, September IT, 1s4l.
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MEDICAL Notice.

The suhscrihers having associated themselves prao
ii,iones Of Medicine tender their services the citi-
gems Of Dover aud the surrounding Country in the va
rioas branches oftheir profession.
CIR McMeal thankful Gar the veryl extensive patron-
aSehs has received for l2yea past hopes by strict at.
isniUn 10 merit continuance oft.
Their office is ON end Street, above tho Halter shop
ofMT, Wilson.
gfs r D. McMEAL, NJ. D.
LEWIS DYER, M. D.
Dover. Nos. y, isll, y.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING

EosEpll W. NEWBlRG would respectfully inform his old
friends and the public in general that lie carries on tile above
business IN all It's various branches Factory Street. South
sue WHcrc lie may at all times he found to attend TO
all work mrscd him. lie acrs himself it willie done ne l
rablc neat and fashionable he done in tie country lie
intends at all times keep in his employ good competent work
men, ana Ills means 10 receive the Fashions amply provided
for.
10 accommodate his friends in tile country lie will take near
ly all kinds of country produce.
Dover Aug. 19, 1911
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CAB7lEsyyEI:5sTT' Ell nj ATSEe! O. 1

VIal5a4-s "a Z ". n lad, )! U
THNiIE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
IA socits continuance Of tic public patronage lie is
prepared TO make 10 order all kinds of CABINET WARE
That is in common in this country which lie warrants TO 10
haue IN e best manner and OF good materials, and the
most reasonable terms.
"A lot OF Cabinet furniture always band lie is also
prepared with the necessary materials making and convey.
ing CoFFlNS safely any part of the county where lie NAV
be caIedto attend OH the shortest notice.
WIN. RICKETS
Cahai poVer; June ~, l34l. % If
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'CUMMINS & CRAIG,
ATTORNEYS &<C0UNSEaLORS
AT JATST.

and Solicitors in Chancery,
OlFcE THE BUILDINGS NORTH
OF THE COURT
JOHN D. CUMMTNS.
k(22 2ly) JAMES CRAIG. Jr.