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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23

iES We believe it has already been stated in
this paper, that Mr. Tyler has removed the Postma6-
ter a, Cooper's Town, New York--simply because
he was suspected Of being friendly to MIR Clay, and
has appointed Loco, who owes his chief di.tinc
ton to tho fact, that in 1910, he hung Gen. Haui
son in efigy. We find in the Albany Journal an
account Of the proceedings Of a meeting at Coopets
Town embracing two thirds Of the people, he'd to
express their detesaon Of this tyrnnnieal proscrip
ton. II appears tina, MIR wiekife wrote IN insidi
Gus letter to the Wing editor at Coorer's Town,
just before the removal took place, with view to
persuade him to cooperate in the scheme Of pro
scripton-in which the worthy i. NJ. General was
foilej. 1t also appears that a regular system o.
espionage is abou, to be established on all the Post
ofice,-and If any Postmaster shall be heard to
express sentiment, which may bo construed ia.
vOTably to Mr. Clay, he is to walk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23
, 1'Br eniBeIIs OF TnE mEDT

uE-yO TIE mEmBEHs % THE VI EDt
1Ab SOCIETY OF yA-Ihc Medical sorI0fy ~
Nrznn oIsrg G0lt Medal fof The best original ray
"un ~ c1uses, nature and treatment Of iphtberic"
I1rh Efsay onCl1einE sealed note making known tie
name ami post oce Of the suor be directed 10
subscubsr post Paid, IN tine 10 reach him b. tho lst
NytcmhfT nest
The prize will be awarded IN The % Tnesiay 81 Dee en-.
brrurH. HfCTAHD CARY ANGLER, ~ d.
Richmond July 1872 Cor Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23
A lelter lIOm Baekingham Court House saw,

'eVet rom Buckingham Court House says:
we had last Wednesday very destructive
WIND ana ram. The rain fell in torrents for half
tho DAY. Much damage is done on the water
eourses-and the corn, by the wind aud rain, wes
prostraied TO the earth. The oats and whoa, on
some OF the streams ore swep, OF. II was es,ma-
ted that the Wheat crop in the county had been
curtailed fully one third Ivy rust-of the exten, OF
the loss by the rain, have no means of Judging"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23

Tho Tyler meeting in New York took an ADM.
rao'e turn. The ofi;t-holders were suspected OF
h'v nsa hand in getting i, NJ; and the resolutions
adopted called for the removal OF the Cabine, MIR
Collector Curtis. and others of the Official sentry
aoou' New fo'k-as the condition on which, the
Loeos would supper, tho Capt, This was the very
thing least OF all TO be desirci-and Major Noah
taxes no pans to conceal his chagrn. He rails
against "siass Meetings." and advises the friends
oil the Administration TO hold no more. Certainly.
II they do not succeed better in future, they will,
be less profitable than speculations in old Clothes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23

iESrhe Richmond organ OF Captain Tyler tells
Congress that the President will veto the Revenue
bill, and they do not then pass bill to suit him,
he vii! no: permit them to adjourn. If,hey adjourn,
II saya "'hey would be Immediately recalled by q
Presidential ProcamaIion-aud they searcelv dare
to refuse to at the call of the constitutio
Chief Magistrate" 1--WE though, he could carry
on the Government, without the aid OF CongrcssD-
They may affect to despise John Tyler as much a,
they please. They dare not indulge their affected
coniemp. at such hazard-especally as he may
be surrounded in few days, by sense Of public
service, which events now on the wing may bring
with them-and by consequent moral force with
the people, which no Infatuated party will be at H.
berry to despse." What is meant by being "sur-
rounded by sense OF public service" is to us unin-
telligible. Is the military to DO called out to make
Congress pass suclI laws as the Executive may die
ate1 I'lhis the meanins7 I. is fudge, if it is not.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23

~ Mr. Caleb Gushing voted for both of d .
Bank Bills at the Extra Session. and for the l,lc
Tariff c, this session, and then advocated all lie
ve'oes! lie voted for the "bg Tariff, the o,ho,
day, and 1t ia said. that 10 preserve his consistency
he has his speech ready written to defend the veto
OF that, If vetoed. lie is certainly gifted with an
env'Abe degree OF political pliabili,y. His con
science is as sirstehy as India rubber, and he must
be blood-rela,on Of the MeSycophants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23

MrE. Rufio, Of Petersburg, lie making war up.
on The Banks, through the medium Of warrants,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23
MARINE NEWS.

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND-Jnlv ~
High water this d,y, 81 O'Clock, p. Nj.
ARRIVED,
schr NarTagsnsetf. Baker. Boston.
schr Caledonia, Beverly, BALTIMORE, ballast.
SAILED,
sehr Manchester, Edmnni'on, baltimore, coal
SchT Harriet, Hand, Philadelphia.
sehr Anna Hooper, Burnes Baltimore
schr Pioneer, Rhoa, BALTIMORE.
=, NEW YORK, Jnly 21-Arrived, fchr Mary Jare, Nc.
ny-Tne Roy. DR. MoRIAKTY, Of PhiliIelpho, viii
Sunday. w " '''N'
nLD Es-Ncwion, Gordon, Muriork A. Co.'S
" Oh Madeira aud Pomar : fine Oh sherry Pale and
Brown-for sale ~ ~
inz9 JR TRrPLErr son.
( LIN nRANDY MD wHISKES
hai pipes genuine old Cosnac Brandy, vintage 1884,
Oardi Duny & Cos brand
To- bbls Z5gIors oldRys whisEoy-forsalc
JUS TRIPLETT SON.
WIN. \. JENNINGS,
Diapers Tailor,
22o BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ENTLEMBN, by leaving their measures wiihus, which
~ WI be forwarded with dspaieh and IL insured, can
have garments made 70 order Of every description At Tie
above a9nabe csahiirhmcnt and Al az low, n not low
rinied. STARR a co
Opposite grchsnee Hotel
Ready made Clothing from The above establishment i which
WILDE sold ~ very iow prices for caeh in y
SzS BLOCK TIN, m PiF-for sale ~
L IQUOHICE.--i5c cases siiii on maui, f,r --.s o,
IL j12J JRT RIPLgTr : SON.
FAMILY FLOUR.--A few barrels PANTY Flour
ia2 jaws FisnER SOY.
CORN.
I0In BUSHELS ~ Corn on board fho schr Thos.
lO-tOp nl Capt Gffith, ~ sale Apply 10 the Cap.
| tain on boatd, orto
ia23 Il sHEuDs = BONNEVILLE.
n. X. LYON,
SNIP BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT,
once on Main siroct-tup airs)-ncstto Lancaster,
Denby Co.
Rrrrsro
Governor Gregory
Richard Roinq, Esq'r yp,.t,
Meeer. KalFon Picalants ''"'
Messrs w Mason s. Co., seofsyine
RoUoIt Barclsy Moore, Esq'f, NJ Airy, Aibcmarlo
iu23
IIOH fIIHE, on cFecem FeI6sio Iion7o ssTvaai-a
IL god washer andlr1ncr. Applyt 10 TX LYON,
| tu9 Netto tanc1s'sr, ponby 60, w stairs
STEAM ENGINE ROW SALE
| FIVIE auhscTlhrr has Sfr1m InTiue
\ power which De will sell on moderate terms u has
been used a0e but has recently undergone thorough
rpar, AMI " believed 90 be good whom now. lie
Engine isa good sZo for mill and many other purpo.
sea where waer prWer may Mt he convenient. T. was
built Tor twelve horse power but viii wark fourteen
Anf pcrs1n wishing % purchase will please apply 10 caP
Wm Iacksoni AZ the Ffede ctsbITr Foundry, vile we
knginc nay be examined, by letter 10 tho snbscnDo'
IuHi 90 EaENEIbh b1iA5oN.
MOBAssEs--5i hhds Porto Rico Moiasses' rceevn
jassm DAveNroRT a ALLEN.
SALTico sacks SAT-, anG6i IN Soar ,ns; ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23
E.,r,,, Of. letter from Ooo.h,.nl.

Jus, record the fact that the late Fresh was III.
hishes, siaee i7si. So years sgo-so says my Un-
Gle, who has been close observer Of these Phe-
nomens, and remembers the fresh Of i7si. The
fresh Of III was 10 feet higher than tina, OF 81 II
was cloudy FOE thirty days preceding, but without,
rain enough this siie OF the mountain, TO wet man
IN his shut sleeves Ryland Randolph, the elder,
erected a monument of stone or brick on Turkey
Island, 10 perpetua,e the memory of the height Of
the greati'eshofTi. know not il |, be 70, s,ane-
ing; bu, III, Is, wish some correspondent, Of yours
would ascertain aud report the difference.
The suspension Of Navigation at this moment,
when the James River farmers are jus, ready to
deliver wheat, which i, is important for them to ge,
10 market in advance Of Northern competition, is
serious natter Either the work ough, to be re-
paired with the greatest expedition, OF the Dam,
ABOVE ought TO be cut loose, and the people I'D
m"'ed to navigate tho River. The people atout
seo"sSi's' understand, are threatening to remove
the dam in that vicinity"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23

WrFrH ~
Governor Gregory
Richard Rcinq, Esq'r ,,-,,
MrGara Raiu0n a Peasants 4 "lp"ih""l'
JicOb Lyon
Messrs w Mason & Co., scofsvIIe
RoOcft Barolsy Moore, Esq'f, NJ Airy, Albcmarle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23

UrOH UItto, az cFccienf FeInsio Hon7e scfvanf-i
II good washer andl r0ncr. APPLY u TX LYON
iuD Nettfo Lancaster Dcnby 60, up stairs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
GODEY'S LADY's BOOK
FOR 1892.

MRS. ST.. HALE, & MRS. L. II. SIGOURNEY.
So Engravings Each Year.
C0LORED FASHIONS EVERY MONTH.
1WENTY-FOUR PAGES NEW MUSIC.
new novel, commenced by Miss C. NJ. sedgwick,
A new Nopeelte, by Miss Z. Leslie.
Fashionable Tales NJ P. Willis (hu:v,
Mora d instructive tales, BY Mrs. Ilenz, Mrs. En-
Y. 3, Arthur Mrs. Hale and Others.
Poetry, by Mrs Sigourney. Mrs. Osgood
and all the o,heI coed writer's of the day.
Mrs. S. e. HALL, Of London contributes those de-
lighul Irish Taas that have made her name s. renown>
ed in Great Britain.
4 PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
PRICE. for one copy one year $500
For two copys one year 500
For one copy two years 90
For five copies one year 800
For eleven copies one year 90, 90
Godey's Lady's Book and Lady's Musical Library,
which contains about thirty dollars worth of Music
year for dollars
Godey's Lndy's BOcE and Peoples Library
one year, dollars
Cooley sILadys Book and Young Peoples
Book, 5 dollars
l.. A. Cooley
l0l Chestnut st. PHILADELPHIA
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
PROSPECTUS
A NEW N iGAZINE,
THE LAD YS WORLD or FASHION.
A MAGAZINE OF CHOICE AND ENTER
TANNING LITERATURE. ...

TANNING LITERATURE.
The first numler Of new Monthly Magazine with tie
above title emhelished with the earliest fashions from Paris
aud London. elegant steel and mezzont Gngravngs Lace
Work. Embroidery Music &c. issued Tor January 1912,
The work will he devoted exclusively 10 the Ladies' and Will
issued in style before attempted in this country 1t
will contain articles from the most popular and pleasing wri
of the day on every variety of SUBJECT but tile work
will he the main devoted the cultivation of the home vir-
tues. Hence of the stories will he of practical domes
tic character from Tie pens of our hest female writers, Wle
the earliest fashions in all their varieties shall he correctly Civ
euso make the work welcome every fire side in the
halls of the fashionable and the gay; in the home of the virtu
Gus matron whose own needle suppys her aimeui well
in the store aud sewing room OF Tie nanua maker aud NIL
liner.
Elegant Fashion Plates,
Tic prominent design of tie Magazine will lie 10 furus
in elegant attractive STYLE the earliest, mos, correct, and
full report in advance of all tie other Magazines, and prior
the issuing Of them here. Of tic Monthly Fashions, direct
from Paris and London, The advantages of this to every la
dy, makes in dress The least matter of life, will
Al be apparent and to the professional dress maker and
miuer of the United stacs the enterprise will bc0f ncuI
cuablG advantage 1t is proposed toiSsue every month
her and variety Of costume which will put 10 the blush every
thing in the way of mrnty os of tie Fashions heerco'
fore attempted.
FINE STEEL ENGRAyINGs.
In order 10 render the work ornamental in the highest de
gree and make it perfect pnrlo companion, Rnd
nament tie table, well entGrtunilg in its liter
ature, and useful in tie style of the fashion plates it is pro
posed to issue elegant Steel and Mezzont egrnvngs
rom the 7rst artists in the country illustrated by choice and
entertaining of domestic life 10 vary the style of il
lusations occasionally Lace Pattern und Embroidery, got
out unsurpassed beauty and ut by that excellent atst
Quarrc Esq will also he given; and 10 leave nothing
done, times will he given, the most popular and elegant mu'
sic of the day, Songs gallopadcs. Marches, etc,
TIE TYPOGRAPHY.
The work will 'e printed on clear and beautiful type on
mage larger than any of the present three dollar Magazines
with fine martin, and strong white paper, and will contain
as be compressed into htrtywo large
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
TEE CULTzy.ATcr. -.
"a consolidation Of BuFs CulticatOr and The G.

"a cOnsoGdatiomf BuerS CutiratOr and The Gennesses
Farmer.
Monthly Periodical, designed IMPROVE THE soIr AND
TIE MlED and to "Eeva,e the tie standing and character
Of the Cuivators of the American SOIL.
WILLS GAYLORD & LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Published at Albany, New York, by LUTHER TucKEn Pro
prietor.
TERMs-onc Dollar per Nnnum-sx copies for five dollars
20 per cent commission Twenty-Five subscri
hers, 25 Per cent hundred a57Ali subscp.
tiOns TO commence with volume All payments to be made
in advance, free of postage
03'The paper be furnished from its commencement
Vols @ 8, ard A. at 80 cen!s each and Vols g. T. aud o.
at dollar each
TEVE publisher Of Cuivntor has the pleasure of pre-.
scnting 10 tho friends of Agriculture in tie United States
the prospectus Of vopme Uhe 9rcommencng January
L. 1922 Of tnat periodical This paper well known
in every part of tile country os 10 render recaPluation of
els objects and lis contents generally unnecessary The range
and variety of its artces list of contributors embracing
tile most distinguished agricGurists in every section of the
Union uurvaed in numbers well as scientific and prac
cal skitc superiority ST lis mechanical execution, and the
unequnIed number rich variety and superior beauty of lis
ustrat ons, embacingwitn tie last volume about 200 EN-
CRAVINGS representing tho improved breeds of Cattle
Horses Sheep Swine, Buildings, improvements &c., and
every subject connected with agriculture have contributed
10 render favorte with all classes interested in the cutva
tors of tile SOIL and given 1t circulation hitherto unknown
10 tile agricultural periodicals of the Counry-amounting
ahoul twenty two thousand
Grateful the favorable consideration the work has re-
CeWeu, extensive patronage awarded publisher
would state that efforts expense will be spared give
and Increased interest to volume for l842 1t is
tended 10 devote large portion of the work a least page
monthly 10 the subject Of GARDENING and the ORCHARD and
enlarge the departments devoted to DOMESTIC and RURAL
ECONOMY and to the Diseases of Animals TO render them
as useful possible 10 all classes of citizens To
complish rs arrangements have been made will place
within our reach all European publications and periodicals
important in agricultural and veterinary matters and they
will lie made available in such manner every respect
to render the Cuvaor worthy tic patronage has received
and make ii all things considered, the AND BEST
AGRICULTURAL PAPER ever published in this any other
country.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
CARIM a.I, NJ ATSgIECt.

ISSFE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
"A solcs a continuance of the public patronage. lie 70
prepared to make 10 order nl kinds of CABINET WAKE
that is In in his country which lie warrants TO oe
made in the and Of good materials and on tile
reasonable terms.
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. He Is also
prepared with the necessary materials for making and convey
lug CoFFNs safely any part of the county where lie may
be caledto attend OH the shortest notice.
WIN. RICKETs
Canal Hover, June 49, 1871. % If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
Law Notice.

bOoZ NJ. A rHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed partnership IN their business
as Ahornics at Laao aud will hereafter practice in
n'xion in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties
they will also attend to business in any part The coun
" before Justices.
The public may be assured that business entrusted TO
Their management will receive their prompt and undi>
ViIeA attention,
Office in the middle room OF Ethc New Public bu:l,
dngs.
New Philadephia. Dec. |. 1871 IL.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14

Tosmasers and RH those kind friends WHO ave hereto
ore, with much Icraty and patriotism. well as Il osc
VITO wish elevate the standing and character Of the 'Cu
tivntors of tic American soil" respectfully invited TO
their influence in promoting its ruIaOn by acting agents
in their respective neighbor oods
LUTHER TUCKER.
Publisher Of the CultivaUr.
Albany, December 1871,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
Cheaper THIN EYE ann
L,Dk HereN!
SADEDAI9GgS gSY.
WILLIAM SHEAR,

FTIEvI Eps his sincere thanks to his and tic pub
\ liz for liberal patronage ho has rcccv1i slhe he
has comme ced business lie hopes by strict attention TO M
Sine merit continuance and increase oI pronn;e nc
still continues to manufacture MEN aud WOMENS SAD
nj E or the newest fashions and the hest Materials Also
ali kinds Of CARRIAGE, DEARBORN WAGON and BOAT
mAR NESS with every article in his ne OF business relu
ell in the country m
ls autters Himself that tho execution Of his work viii
ba satisfactory 10 those who may employ HIM lie Will sell
on moderate TERMS aud take Bark Hides, Grain and ohe
trade ut liberal prices in payment for work
New Philadelphia, June II, 1871. - Y'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
sAMuEr H AnAMs

VA ould respectfully return his thanks 10 the citizens
w of Dover and New PhiIadehia for the liberal pat
ronage he la. received since his commencement, in bls-
iness; and he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in The town of
pover, Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
Ue made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the abol business, he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general saslac>
lion to all, who are pleased 10 give him cali
Dover, Sept 80, I94l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
.paCR EENDTNG.

Bigger and Mark respectfully inform tie citizens Of
Tuscarawas COUNTY, that they have opened Book
'Dindery in MASSlLLON. in connection with the
Book slore where they prepared 10 execute all
kinds of Binding short notice, and on tie most lib
eral terms.
Any person wishing Binding done, shall have it
promptly attended TO by leaving with Kitchener md
MRthe'os, New Philadel lha.
Dec. 80 !S4l If.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
BARBERTSNE!S

TTIEIE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
q zens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that lie las
eopned shop on Main street, few doors east of the
Post 0fEce in the abovo place. where he intends car
ryng on the Brbering and Hardressng business in a.
its rarons ramfcations Ho viii at ali times be ready
TO take by ute all who may favor him with CALL
and hopes by strict and dceiSioe attention to business
together with due regard 10 prenOLogicaL deUetope-
mcn and physiological deineattOns 10 be able to
der general satisfaction.
HENRY II. WILLIAMS.
N B. Sick persons will be waited upon al their
dwellings.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
TERMS.

The Washngtonian will he published every Tueday upon
good type aud paper of medium size in neat quaro fm
eight pages convenient for binding the price Of one
dollar per year. to be paid Invariably in advance. Six CO.
pies will be sent for five dollars.
157Leers postpaid addressed 10 A, w. BAKER, will meet
with prompt attention
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
HORSE BILLS.

NEATLY BRINTED, ON GOOD PAPER, (AND
ornamouted with new pate, on the mos, reasonable
terms,
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EAGLE EOTEIs .
s. d. MILLER.

s. d. MILLER.
WNFORMS the public in general that he has opened
A TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in Sandvville, Tuscarawas County known by the sign
Of the EAGLE HOTEL situate Main street,
the south end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House aud Table, 10
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable
lis S!aJliRg is good, and an abundance of water adj
oinna the tavern.
He hopes from strict attention to the comforts ofhose
who may favor him with their custom, TO merit public
patronage.
WINES and BEER only, will be kept for refesh-
ment
Sandyville September II, 1e4l.
Medical Notice.
The subscribers having associated themselves prac
titioners of Medicine tender their services TO the c
zens of Dover ard the surrounding Country i'll the va.
rious branches oflher profession.
DR. McMea thankful for the very extensive patron.
agehe has received r 2yeaIs past hopes by strict at
tention to merit a continuance oft.
Their office is Oh 2nd Street, above the Halter shop
ofMr Wilson.
F. D. McMEAL, NJ. d.
LEWIS DYER, NJ. d.
Dover Nov. IS, ls4l, y.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14

ATEW LABELS FOR the Brandreth Pill Boxes
" These labels are of The most costly, and at the
same time most ingenou, 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 preiiy designed, and contains an
nnumerable number of waved lines. And these words
--'see tha labels this box agree with those on the
cerllcate no others are genuine. The side of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution, no Brandreth Pills genuine unless the
box has t:ree of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also. Entered rccoreing To act OF
Congress. in the year l84l, by B. Brandreth, in the
Clerks Office of the District Court Of the Southern Dis"
lrct of New York.
Angus, 49, l64l. 32lY
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
HATTERY,

~ Dover, would inform thu citizens of IuscarawAs
County. that he still continues to carry the Hating
business; in all lis various branches His workman
ship shall be Of the first qualify hoping thereby to re-
ceivs liberal share Of patronage.
~ % All kinds Of country produce taken in ex.
oilange for work. or outstanding debts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
TER MS OF PUBLICATION.

TER MS OF PUB IcATION.
TIE DEaocRAr will be published every Thursday evening
ut 81 IS cts per annum, in advance Two DOLLARS if paid
sliin six months, 50 25 the expiration of the year.
1@Ne paper will be discontinued unless at the option
tie publishers until all arrearagcs are paid.
Advertisements inserted at the folwng rates:
For rtransent advertisements, one square less
three weeks for ,slOO
Every subsequent insertion. Of
One square for year, 400
Two ditto diue 1890
Half column, 16OO
one Column $500
Advertisements may be sent in through Post Office free
OF postage on the part Of the Advertiser.
benl deduction will be made 10 those who advertise by
tie year.
As we intend TO adhere strictly the above terms we trust
our subscribers win bear them in mind
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
Com RAD GENTS @ II,

EsPECTFULlY informs the citizens of New Phide phH
IA that he carries Business in all its various bran
es and as he keeps other than his own manufacture lie
can confidently recommend his Work to all VINO may iaVo
with their custom.
Particular attention will be given to the manufacture Of Gcn
teman's
FINE BOOTS,
az his work will he done by ofhe best Boomen In the coun
try AbSo-Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment of BOOT AND SHOES (OfhiS own
make) constantly on hand.
The Public respectfully invited to give him call 'eOre
purchasing elsewhere,