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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-23
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MO,
DAY, JANUARY I'D, lS43. Ar III

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY I'D, Is43, Ar TIL.
FRONT DOOR Or THE COURT HOUSE Of
ONO COUNTY. COMMENCING Al IL o..
CLOCK a. NJ. PRECISELY.
2 virtue Vf deed of trust frr m James a
"A = Mftlran md vie Ia me, hearing date Un
he srEhIh day of Ori"her ia ihr year S39, uf rec
"rd ia ihe CLERKS office Tor Oiio county ia bcuk
% pnge AS. and al.o vi a decd Of cSnve, auce
rm James 4. Mclean 10 me. bearing date the
S'h LAY o! Octub-r, 1899, of record in the Clerks
Cfiire ior OhIo county, IN bonk u page 80 and
The authority and direction of Mrs. Mary l.. Dor.
sey under the terms OF ihe last mentioned deed
un Monday, tho - day OF January. 1913. OF the
front door of The court House of Ohio county, shall
sell to tie highest snd best bidder AZ public aur-
"n wU cerlnin lots "i sround situated iu that On
of the cIiy OF Wheeling jailed Middle Wheeling.
know aid distinguished IA the map of said ciiy ~
lots Numbered two and seven IA slunro number, d
three. together wuh all and singular the ienc.
menis. hVfeSnmcnIs aud aPfuhenaotes unto The
same oclng'ng or in any wise appurlainug
Propositions for the sale uf said Ips or atty part
of eiIhsr Of hem will be received any time prlsr
To the day oi sale
TERMS will be made known on TIC day Of
sale.
Selling q. Trustee, shall convey TO The purcha.
ouly such title IS vested ia me by the deeds
above referred - This title. am satisfied, viii
be found. upon examination. indspuiable.
JAMES =. WHEAT.
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER& sHALLcRoSS,
nov 2j-ts Aucroucers
The sole at lhe above property is PosIponOd until
Apri Sd, 1913
BRENTLINGER & sIALLCRoSS.
jan Anciinnecrs
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vENliESE Alu* cane. cure every disease whir!,
III admits al car.
Tnry remove from the stomach, liver and
utteSilnes-th- blood making orxans--tne ub.
,tructlOns To The GuC performance oil thei. healthy
tUuctunS.
: They purify the blood 10y increasing the vaii-
aus SecIelions, aud prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully L. res 81 The pre- dIspo,In
aud exciting causes To LiSeasV.
iutv iiit re the action of the absorb, us by
which all NOR iii gro Sths ATE aiken INTO cIrcu-
laton and afterwards ex;.elei from tie bod, ..
1h,y restore tiiV regularity of those process
es upon VII ch thcioTtHatIJn anu CITcll ton of
n, Hood Glpci d.
These arr the only medi cinCs known in which
sm1ll ses have 4 20 Nersul aud beneficial elect;
aud yet. of whi,h IN txtteAl1 cases; such v,rY
large doses may bo administered ieaTlIsSly an.
with greatly IEcrt sSCO Vant4Sts - tue Ia'lent
The BltIsh c1llsse OF health hav. NJ revoked,
annullcd nd male VOid Ie appointment Cf DR.
lilo auo SheI heard MuaI, h.: h IS cease u be IA
any manner u..ect,d ~itii or aSSht OF the Col
ls-e of Health.
George Iay Tor. being now aIIs r,.m hcncctOrt
re sole general age Ia The al states OF ~
u ish col eye of heal h, for the safe IT M.Ti.un
L lis. or the Vegetable uuycisa AT medicines IF thg
college of heath; no other person Il The sal
George TaylO has any IiS.it Or authority 10 NOM
mat or appoint general aSc ats tor the sale u
the above me IcInes
GEO TAYLOR, Is CHAM Der u col, general ag't
JOHN FiS HEX, agent, NhevhaS.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

IL Virtue Of n deed orirust eXccu' ed by Fran
~ ces Melton 10 the subscriber, bearing date
the 10th day OF February Is4l, and of record in
the Clerk OH of OHIO county, shall pToct cd
to sell ON the ith day of Mach 1913, al the tav
trn of John ID Foster, IN the town of Friadclpha,
TO the h!ghe thdder at publ; auction. a certain
adelp hia IN the county of OHIO, containing three
acres more OF less, beng the land on which laid
NJ elton resides, and was purchased by hin OF
Charles ID Knox, and john Feay, seyeraily.
Selling trustee, | shall only convey 10 the
purchas such title as is vested IN nle by said
de ed of tru>t.
Terms of sale. Cash
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
FAD lis Trustee.
The 'ale Of he abuve property is pOsipUned
until the FIRST day Of RI neat hy consent at pnrli
T-rms--ui.c half ca,h md The residue ia lhiry day
from sale I. w. MITCHELL, Trustee.
March !, lSi3.
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NAILS.

Nnn Kegs Nuds assUrte5 sizes. Just recai.
%0bSp we'd end will be cold or less ,aaa
ha- ever been offered IN THIS city. COR rsshonly
iqnIs J SENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-23

DIR. EASTMAN'S ELlNER or HEALTH.
Mis- is universal restorative ~ oil cases
where the Stomach, Liver, OF any Of the or.
gans Concerned in the digestive functions. The
primary seat Of The diseases, and that such il
Of almost the whole catslugue Of human malndics 10
we'll known 60 every physician
ELIXER or HEALTH
u strengthens and gives tone and appetite IL the
stomach ond possesses The long sought anil desired
property OF rendering harmless ~ the stomach any
redundancy Of bile. that may be- gonented there
and al tie same time when there Is a deficiency OF
that necessary Huid. producing cosiveness, jepres
sion of spirits delilny dizziness iu The head. palp
taiion Of The heart pains ~ various paris Of he
I body, and other ChaIuCtcnsuc symptoms OF Dyspcp
sa. % acis perfect substitute or lhe bile, opens
the bowels gently heps 10 digest the food relieves
\ a'l pain m the stomach heud. CHEERS the mind.
inv goraios the system. and restores u 10 perfect
heaiih ~ 90. u warranted Z" never ia De- eiIsc
ting permanent cure IN nI Eases. of consumption or
cough, where The lungs become diseased from sym
pathy with the stomach OF lver al dropsicai affec
/ lions from the Enme cause yield 10 ils powers ri
once loss of appetite. heartburn, nervous compaiut,
Of oil kinds. night sWeas nnd disrrms IRE remove,
by % o. hy a charm. a supply Of This vauabl,
medicine lust received mud lor sale by
OLIVER Pryor Union u.
jan 10 Wheeling Va.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n Smith. Kemp. Bucky
& Co. SAM Shnhnor & Co. 6 Is Wilson 4 Co.
George "a Hays. A George & Co. WHEY & Wilson.
jos T. Elder, Thcs CURSOR.
CiAe'H'Lh.-Springcr & whneman. 4 Irwin.
William Irwin. Samuel = Findlav.
LoEiSrtls-N cAiuran & McAleChen, VIM n
Bullet & c.. McI.ure & Ross. Jan 10
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L. 5. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER.
TOR RENT

EOh KENT
A Brek dwelling house on the conner uf Main
N and Jefferson ST. ot. adjoining Thos Juhnsion's
Store aud dwelling. aud now occupied by w
Hutchinson. Possession given immei aiely
For terms apply TO JAMES MCCONNELL.
mar lm
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JUNIATA IRON.

~ Supply on hand and f,'r sale cheap. bJ
"a SWEARlNGEN & CRUMRACKER
: Iob 2i No "a Wafer 81.
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ARTICLES OF STATIONARY.
Mis- DAY RECEIVED from the MInufsttur
il err. supply Of
SEALING WAX. superior article
WATERS. three different sizes
STEEL PENS. GllluIt's best.
QUILLS. opaque, yellow aud dulched.
SAND BONES,
CORK WRISTBANDS. cheap article,
ENAMELLED VISITING CARDS.
WAFER STAMPS. &c g.
STEPHENSON & HASWELL.
mar II Union street
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S'"gle papers for sale ny the CO rrers aud n the
o-Sssce at cents a copy.
Tho Woekly Paper. the Western Virginia Times.
Is published on Wednesday at 50 50 per annum
n hlvauce. or 50 f not paid within one month
frsm the beginning OF the year. Nonew subscribers
viii be received, except such pay. ia advance.
for 6 mo4ihs 81 SO is invariably charged No
subsc ribcr received for less thar sin months,
and no paper discontinued. ;cpt althe discretion
of tho publisher. until all 1rrearugcs are paid
rEINs ~ NDvERrISINo.
Three insertions ur less pee square, 81 90
One week sl.50
Two Weeks, $3.50
Three Weeks. S3.25
Fuur weeks, S4.n9
Two m,ahs. 600 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted till furbid or without
express order. will be inserted until ordered out
AIIi charged dollar r lsi hrse Insertions. anI
ID CTS for oach insertion ait0r. Advertisements
iisr ted Ihrce times n week far IhreO faurIhs The
above. Weekly for one half per week.
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PETERA' PILLS.

M have tried DR. Jos Priestly Peters VEGA
w getabls Pills. aRd have no hesitation IA
Pronouncing th m the best Ambitious Medicine
that we have ever used iH cW families. We are
acquainted with several families ~ this city who
give them the preference at all other kinds on
accou I of their mlidness and az the same time,
certainty Of Gciion.-N y EIo miner
More thrn ten millions OF boxes of these truly
valuable Ambitious Pills have been sold in The
United States Canadas, " est Indies Mexico and
died AID thirty FIVE.
Hundreds and thousands bless the day they
were II du ed by the persuasions Of a friegd 10
try box of Or Peters Pills
Or Jos ph Puestley Peters,
Dear Sri have used your valuable Pill 5 these
last four ears IN cases Of Dyspt psa Liver com
plant, and Sick HeadaI he al have. found them
! IN a majority OF Gases, the most tsiuable Pulls /
have ever used. JOHN CASE NJ u.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or Bilious Fe-
yer, would reeomm, nd Peters Pills IA preieE-
ence 70 all other kinds.
II ARHSTRO NG. NJ d.
TIE f-IOwiuS from the eminent DIR m.rsoH. 10
considered sufficient,
have used IN my practice these Inst five years
Dr. Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills anC oon-
sldered hem the best Family Medicine ] have
ever used.
! y supply Of these truly valuable Pills, just re.
celSed and for sale Whoiesale add Re a1l by
/ OLIVER PRYOR
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DIR. JAMES TANNER.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHlER.
NFFIoE on the NurIheast corner Of 5ih and
u y Centre sis. Residence OF the Southwest ror-
ner of the same streets, oct 10
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Important Arrival.
MDRR ISllNNS lIIIS
PILLS

Or HE uais-rsIi g,tabie A,si'cHs 81 ths Rri,i !
eaie.s = LEai'A- Lohf0n
vENliESE Me-: cane, cure every disease wLir!,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-23

JAS. Y. CALDWELL,
Successor TO Auerbury, Caldwell s. Co
WuEELiNG. VIRGINIA.
AHTILL continue the COMMISSION & FOR.
Wv wARDlNG BUSINESS at The old sIand
on Monroe street, aud solicis cunsguinenis of Mer-
chandse or produce either for sale or forwarding.
LOv
~ Louis New Era. Louisville Jonrna. Cincinna.
Ii Republican,, Cumberland Civilian. Baltimore
American. L S GszeIIc. publish To The amount Of
five dollars and haTge this ufficc.
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WILLIAM HOLIDAY. EKAsrCs EDGEKroN
HOLIDAY 8 EDGERTON.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CCuBEGLAND. Nh.
REFER TO
Gushing s. Brother.
Fisher. Miller & ca.
Gather, Matthew'S 4 Guilds,
Clnrk a Kell"eg. "0''e'
Weld 4 jerks.
r. ~ & Garruli.
Fleming & TIngs,
James Caldwell N,
Charles u Knox. =
jacob a. Mitchell.
Rogers & Currcl,
ID Wheeler e. -. Cincinnati
Beatty. hfKenzic & 70.
NOS |
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dttUI nteIaI.
Large size boxes. containing As Pills 20 cents.
small SIZE boxes containing 20 Pills Is cents pcs
box, and upon enquiry these valuable Pill s, can
be obtained IN most every :ry store IN Yves
tern Va. nov 10 4rp
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COPARTNERsHIp

4 IMAM & EDnARDS. having associated
"A With ihem.J ACNEw. OF Wheeling. In
The FOr~ arding and Commission Business. nt Cum.
beriand. Md. ihs style Of iun Mil be Amman, Ed.
wards & Aguew.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGNEw,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Al ne Rad Road D,ps4. CUSBEKLAxp. Mn
REFERENCEs.
Crnn.le & Bsileys. Jacob * Mitchell.
Fleming 4 TingIe. = ArKec & CO.
WIN Paxton & son, : Irwin,
John + Clarke. = finriing & weldin,
James II Fprsjlh. r D DufFsld.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
BEAUTIES OF wHlGGERY.

The N. Y. Tribune notices fact which
had escaped our observation. Al the extra
session Of Mr.. Cay'r Congress. q lew was
passed lha, the PENSIONS to WIDOWS and nr-
phans Of persons who were killed IN the naval
service Of the United States should cease
with the adjournment Of the subsequent ses-
SION. The eubsequeul session was adjourned
on the 3l>t day Of August last. The law is
unrepealed. The widows and orphans Of
those who fought tho battles Of their country.
and now "sleep in the deep" by one of the
deeds Of that extra Sc on, are TO be depri-
we'd IN future Of this small pittance of their
counlry's justice. The Wbig's-of the last
seas on passed bill to benefit the heirs of
General Hull. They also passed a law 10 pay
100000 to the Massac hnretts Mlilla who
refused to fight the battles Of their country in
the late war. And ye. these same wings re"
fused to refund fine Of 81 600, in quitously
imposed on Gen. Jackson, for preserving a
city from piIlsge, and ils inhabitants from the
violence of a Iicen,lous soldlery. Such 10
Whlggery. We guess lhe country has got all
most enough Of it IN, Y. Standard.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

state Of affairs, bOld'ug the balance Of power,
will exerclse il al his own dscI erIon, and Of
course to his own advantage. Mr.. Gushing
no doublthiuksi i, IS high time the Presidents
position we're def ed--snd so think we-but
the explanation which he gave 10 day is as un.
satisfactory as it is prePOsIerous.
Ex- Governor Isaac Hill, Of New Hamp.
SHIRE, Is IN town. He is dappsr little gem
tlemsn, lame Of leg, probably from the effect
of his defeat in his late attempt 10 kever asun-
der the Democracy Of the Granite State
We saw Mr. Websler's coach and four to-
day-the whole concern is black as Federal
ISM there was black Dan; the black driver
and unIr;ter-lhe black horses; the black car
riage; and the black dog-al black. 1t is said
that Mr.. Webster had this coach made after
Lord Ashburton's. lis incomparably more
splendid vehicle than the plain carriage of Mr..
Van Buren, Of which so many lies were told
by the Feds. H.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
THE AUDITORS REPORT.

We are indebted to Mr. Broush, the Auditor ofSiats
for COPY Of his Report, which contains some lac's
that the people of OHIO ought TO be made acquainted
with. They will be surprised to learn that or STATE
debt has been increased one million aud half OF do-
lars this yearl and that there will be deficit Of $2oi,
$50 81 in the revenue of tho State, They wlll learn
from another Report from the Fund CommlsSener',
which has beoa submitted to the Legislature mar our
State Bonds have been shameiuy sacti6ced some have
been sold as low as 50 cents on the dollar The sum
sacrificed in the sale of these Bonds is stated in the Cn'
cnnau Enquirer to amount to $4Ss3,sOO,. What, ,yo
ask is The reason that the construction Of our public
works is not stopped We shall soon Elm az bad q
condition as Pennsylvania is, If we do not put atop
to our expenditures Newark Advocate
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

yeu, idea. d, WI To proper level, nor let
them be s+athed BY bad example. 81 shall
you avaid ihe mlshaps have experienced IN
family matters. and rejo'ce IN Olt age over
life we'll applied, with just hopes Tor years here
afleE
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

We find The following cause Of, and cure for
hard tunes. in a far West paper. We feat
that II tells toe many manly truths to- suit the
tastes of all, but we publish it risk. hls not
IN the line Of those who cry more sllks aud
more satlEs as the only cure:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
PERSONAL LIABILITY OF STOCK,
HOLDERS.

We are among ihIt number. who believe
that personal liability will suffer less without
any incorporated banl.s waleVer, Than with
multitude Of them, wllhnul the individual la
bllity clause. THIS was the sue made he-
fore the people al The last election, and they
hava settled The Question IN such manner
that the present Legislature cannot iall to un-
derstaud clearly their duty in reference TO tho
mater.
The fearless stand taken by the Ohio De-
mocracy IN all matters of reform, especially
in referance TO moneYed interpretations, has
justly received the merlied need Of praise and
admiration from every part of the Union.
Or exchanges from Maine TO Louisiana,
are noticing the present meeting OF the Ohio
Legislature, and all eyes are watching their
movements in reference 10 banks.
The Uuca Democrat thus speaks his views
upon The subjec:
In Ohio an extensive division in the Dem.
ocrac party on thi4 subject exists The rad.
icaI Dem Gratis, with the eloquent and talent
ed Senator. as their head and chief, advocate
The principle Of individual liability The bank
managers, officers and directors, and their
political friends, object to the proposition, and
oppose II; but wilh.ihis effect. 1t appears that
the Ohio stockholders have go lule confidence
in Their managers, that they will not trust
them beyond the amount Of stock subscribed.
The prospect, then, is that that board will be
swept clear, and Ohio will, in regard 10 cur
reney, be placed on good foundation"
The talented author OF The money articles
which appear 10 the New York Herald, in al
ludlug to our banking system, and the o5jec"
tions bank managers make to the Democratic
proposition Of individual liability, remarks
thus:
"The material objection is lhe individual
Z responsibility of stockholders. This is the
Eng glish joint stock principle, and is the only
one By which the public may be insured a.
gainst loss. 10 The English banks, one stock
holder has tho power to demand and compel
a liquidation Of the concern, as soon as he is
satisfied tina, 25 per cent of The capital is sunk
or lost. THIS keeps all yigan, and instead
of the utter neglect with which the affairs of
a bank are treated in this country by the
stockholders and many fthe directors. there
by throwing the whole control into The hands
of few designing men, they all look after the
welfare Of the association, in order to protect
individual property"
These are fast becoming the prevalent sem
iimen,s of the day, and are Of the healthful,
reforming, and radical stamp.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

Dr.. franklin thought the Judge ought 10 be nppon'
ted by the lawyers, for added the shrewd old man, ia
Scotland where this practice prevails they always Sc
ect the aOes' member Of the profession n %1oer . ge'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
,CoNGREssIONAL DISTRICTS,

reforming, and radical stamp.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS,
We observe iha, bill 10 divide The State
into Congressional districts, has been intro.
duced into The House, by, General Meredith,
which attaches Holmes 10 Coshocten and
MuskinguW. In the name and by the au-
,hority OF the Democracy of 'LittIe Holiness
we protest against that District If Coshoc-
ion desires TO be attached 10 this county,
for Congressional purposes. and to HER
we have no objection, she must not force US
to take Muskingum with her. In 1910 these
.coun,,es gave Harrison about 500 majority,
and do our friends in Coshocton count the cost
of such aancel II they have such fond
ness for Muskingum, let them take Morgan or
Perrv county instead of Holmes. Holmes,
Coshocton and Tuscarawas makes beauti-
fuI district and ought TO be adopted Holmes
Wayne and Medina, ls the next best arrange~
ment, and Helmes Tuscarawas and Harrison
the next Why does this bill seek 10 throw
Tuscarawas from Coshocton. and put her IN
Whig district Why is Wayne put in
Wing district Why Stark in a.doubtful one2
The Democrats of Holmes appeal TO the Lee
eisla,ure not TO put her with Muskingum. If
they have any regard for her feelings or her
rights, pu. herwilh any other wing county,
rather than Muskingum. Our individual pre-
ference is for Tuscarawas and Harrison. but
tba, goes no farther than desire 10 see Har
in Democratic district We would much
prefer The bill defeated by the absquaiulato's
to the one under consideration Holmes Co.
Farmer.
.Beqaiss' of the late War in China.-An
English officer, writing TO his friend in Eng
land from Ching Keang- foo says: 81 never
saw such loss Of life and property as took
place here; we lost officers and men enough,
but it is impossible even TO compute The loss
ofthe Chinese, for when they found they could
stand 20 longer against us, they cut the
,hroats of their wives and children, or drove
them into wells and ponds, and then destroy
ed themselves; IN many houses there were
| from eight TO twelve dead bodies, and my
! self have seen dozen women and children
drowning themselves in a small pond the day
after The fight. The whole Of the city and sub
urbs are a mass of ruius-whoe streets have
been burnt down.
KICKING Cows -"Hang that cow-'how she
kicks!" says the milk maid. Yes. that's The
right way 10 treat her. Hang her. You've h
on the remedy, though you were not aware o
il when you pronounced that awful sentence
"Hang that cow" A writer in the Former
Cabinet has told the eecret publicly. He says
merely place the patlen, Che should have SAT-
impaGenl) 10 a stable with beam over he
read, and fx,ug running moose over he
horns, throw The end over the beam, and pui
away SO as to raise her head pretty high il
the air, bu, not so as to raise her legs from
the ground. In this position she will not on
ly be disabled from kicking, but will Civ
down her milk without the leasl hesitation :
notfrom any spite or i'll will, but because sh
can't help it.
KENTUCKY SENATOR The Louisville Ken
tuck,an says, The defeat Of Mr. Cfitenden 70
The U, Senate is now. coEsidersd pretty Ger
- n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

ILLINOIS SENAT r. = Sidney Reese, Demo-
Graf, has been elected Senator ofthe United
States for Elk years fiom the Sd Of March
next, to succeed Senator Young, whose term
Of service will ,ben expire. M
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

KESrucKY SENATOR. The Louisville Ken
tuck,an says, The defeat of Mr. Cfitenden for
The U, Senate is now, considered pretty GER
tain,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

Every Democra, should take a paper, from
which he could derive truthful sound political
Information, and after reading V himself circu-
late i among his neighbors. Il is only by the
dissemination Of. correct political doctrine q"
mong the people, that We can hope 10 make
them think-wheneve made 10 think, and be-
come capable Of comparing and analyzing The
the e'doclrnes Of the two parties, there Is some
thing in ours which speaks 10 the heart, as
being best cacnls!ed to promote equality ant
happiness, as being founded upon the Immu'
table basic Of political justice. Kentucky
G0G.