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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
THE INDUSTRIOUS DOCTRINES OF FEEDER
ALISM

In England in order that &c, 900 descendants of
Norman robber may roll in luxury, vice and immortality
the great mass Of the people ground down by op.
pressvs taxation, and hundreds die yearly from siarva.
iion. How they taxed First their property is tax
ed to pay the interest monstrous national debit next
their labor is taxed 6y National bank and third every.
thing they eat and wear is taxed by high tariff These
are The three principal causes of all the oppression and
misery which we hear of monthly from that coun.
Try. They are the three great levers by which mon.
archists Snd despos in counres enrich themselves
al the expense Of the plundersd million.
In this country for 40 yeats federalism las been trying
TO iasten upon US these same British monarchia mems.
ures Of taxation, extcron and robbery. They want
national debt here, because England has national debit
ihBt enables The few to live in riotous luxury off the
taxes Of tFe mahy. The Fedsraliss wan, Nationa'
Bank hero because they have Ope in England that an
swers their purpose TO cheat and swinde the Iaborers
and farmsra odt of their Hard earnings. They want
high tariff here, because England has high tariff Iha,
enables her nobes lords and arisocrats 10 keep the
mass Of the people in poverty and subjecon by taxing
everything they cat or These the doctrines
OF federal arstocrats in America and they the doc.
trnes of British monarchsls in England. Every man
who advocates such monstrous measures is advocating
the cause Of monarchy He IS laboringlo fasten upon
the free people Of this happy land The same tyrannical
laws -ihe same system system of oppression by which
the millions Of men women and children ip England
lave been reduced to misery and slavery But does he
know i'll Does He believe ii! If not let him pause and
consider that like causes produce like effects. Let him
reason that a system Of oppressive laws in one cou-
ny entail upon mankind beggary want and starvation,
will not that system Of laws established in his
country make beggars of him or his poserity Also And
seeing their effects if he does not abandon these Bri
iish Federal doctrines, he must be at heart nonarch>
lot, and an enemy 10 liberty. .. ...a - ..-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
MNEMOTECHNY.

Mn. HASTINGS concluded his. Lectures on this fli en-
crossing science Friday night last The results of lbe
course to person unacquanled WITH the system would
he absolutely astonishing To give some faint idea If
the subject it only necessary tu state that in hour
ths whole class were enabled to associate and commit
to me Hory the names and language of fifty O,Oers from
Mrs. Lincolns Botany In less than thirty minutes The
whole class associated and committed 10 memory the
name orbit. distance, Qfrom the .sun) 6iameter and
density Of every planet in The solar system including
the asteroids, But the mos, astonishing instance 'o
what this new science is capable ofrdong was the fol-
following: One hundred arbitrary figures were written
down and read over only TO the juvenile portion
of the clqss viz 24l0l2l 32l SO
50000O03 2l l52l 25OOOO33S3O
oOe3l9626sO0OOO0oO6656 49,,
A young lad named Parpes, after hearing them read
once. not having seen the paper OF the funbers, nme
daiely wrole ihep as above on black Boardvlllrhed
his back 10 the bDard and repeated hem orioard and
back Another Boy, son ofih widow MorroN, did
the same, and il was stated by Mr.. Hastings that HE
whole class could do So had there been time. The paper
containing The numbers handed The aud eDca md
upon calling for any number, several of lbe children
answered Immediately, and this was dsns without ma
king sihgls mistake For ages arbitrary numbers have
bee1 considelsdthe most difficult obeCtsV impress up
the memory, but this system renders il perfectly ca
sy. Notwithstanding The large number Of ML Hasngs'
class in this village he appears to have given universal
| satisfaction. .. . ., ,,t
The Application ofths system to study is absolutely
astonishing the whole class on the last lecture Obtained
in less than 30 minutes every necessary fact connected
with lhe Solar system, take lhe following for example.
Planets Distance from the Sun Diameter in Eng. Density
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
TIIE TRiyru PINNED.

The following is from the Chic Statesman Of the 2Oh
instant:
Black slaves or white ones--That is the
Question.
Can any WHITE working man support HENRY
CLAY? II he can after reading the lo~ipg he mus.
he fit for the task of entering upon the duty Mr. C1v
has pointed Ou, for him. This is he law and oder
candidate of the bankers aud inonoEolists The slrug-
gle is now "hbehy or denlh"-" slavery or ficedpm:"
We have received the following certificate. BY East
ern papers this nnOtning, signed by 6ve members Of
Congress-; which establishes beyond question: the yer.
ty Of the quoalio1rom the National ln'egenrer, aud
shows that, in l59 Mr.. Clay remarked 10 The OLIOOiag
effect: J., q
"lF GENTLEMEN WILL NOT ALLOW US
TO NAVE BLACK SLAVES THEY MUST LET
US HAVE WHITE, ONES, FOR WE CANNOT
CUT OUR FIREWOOD AND BLACK OUR SHOES,
AND HAVE OUR WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
WORK IN THE KITCHEN"
We are under obligations to the gentlemen who have
given their certificate and shall preserve the original
with care, for public inspection.
CERTIFICATE
"The undersigned certify iha the following is true
and correct statement and quotation, as appears in
speech of Mr. Rich Of Vermont as reported in the Ma
tional lnIeIligencer Of July l, 1920.
| GHr, R. is there reported to have sad.l
I Il have here by The successful influence, of my ex.
ample, taught my sons 10 cultivate The eaEth. While
my daughters have been instructed in the manufacture
Of clohing for themselves and brothers, extending even
10 those have the honor 10 wear. and in the useful la.
borS OF the kitchen" Mr.. r here says in note:
''Wheo this ject wds under consideration at the
last session. the honorable speaker Mr. Clay remarked
ed 20 the following effacr IA r.
"y gentlemen ,OW not alOw us 10 haos .BLACE
SLAVES, :hey must let US have WHITE ONES, FOL
we cannot cut our fre,0OOd and black our shoes ant
have ,our WIVES AND DAUGHTERS WORK II
THE KITCHEN" ......... .., ,.......
Library Of House Of Representatives, .'...a .
ApIll0 1874.
(Signsd) SAM. SIMONS Of Conn.
-. ANDREW KENNEDY, of Indiana.
4 ..s JOHN p. HALE, of N. Hsmpshite,
MOSES G LEONARD Of New York.
THOS. J HENLEY. OF Indiana.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
WING PROSPECTS In MICHIGAN.

The Detroit Free Press says "The results of the town
elections, which took place throughout this State On
the first Monday of April instant prove mos decided
ly that Claysm has no f6tthold 10 the Peninsula State.
As far as heard FROM the Wigs hrUe not carried sih
gle county, or elected maOr,y Of the Board Of Super.
usOrs iu single county that chose Do mocratO Repre-.
senalives to the Legislature last fall wheE the Wings
elected but FIVE members ou, of FIF Y.THREE-or
ONE IN TEN! The counties which now show these
indications of whg pfosPcctdin In Michigan elected fort,
Representatives of the Legislature, and gave upwards
of FIVE THOUSAND Democratic majority for Go,
vernon, last fdll"-Cin Eng.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
TAKE NOTICE.,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ PARTNERSHIP. .OE RITTER SLING
LHFF e. STERLING's WAS DISSOLVED BY
mutual consent on The llth Mqsch 1874 whereas de-
vision was made of Notes and acc,unls due hers now
all who know themselves indebted are hereby no iied
that lhave left such Notes and accounts which hayef
been allotted 10 me- with Augustus Wilhsmi Justice q.
The Peace, who is authorized to settle and collect the same
- G.. RITTER
Dover % April 1874 IS 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

The whole Of The above committed in Of than half an
hour which proves that the subject worthy careful con
sldeption, =, q. ..,.- =. s,,, e.. ,,,r.,, * ,
We were present The evenings referred 10, and can
cheerfny attest 10 the above, and we believe that with
very lew exceptions genea satisfaction was given
Mr. H. IeG or CosbOcton, where we'd doubt not, he will
meet with due encouragement, as he,possesses energy
and talents, which was evnced in bis steady and per-
seyerng manner Of instruction in this useful and inter-
esting scienEA ls go --1F .s''t re - .Tri = ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
SHIP BLOWN UP.

Colts submarine armOr experiment On the Potomac
was successful. The crowd Of witnesses was immense
A ship of 500 tons was blown up, with ALL her canvas
crowded. The helm having been previously Iashed and
the vessel deserted, she was waited by gentle breeze
to the scene Of action she approached it, two nsf
fecve explosions took place upon the arboard and STAR
board quarters-the third did its work, tearing her from
bow to midships, so that she instantly gave urch to
port and went down by the head, The operator was
stationed some distance off, behind barn. pulling (in
than one) the oirss. Alter the destruction
of The vessel The spectators amused by two mi
explosions at distance from the main scene Of DC
liOn which caused very beautiful jets dsau. Gin. Eng
az
cJ The New Orleans Courier says, in relation to the
Elliott naturalized voIes-"We repeat what wo said
yesterday that the facts be established beyond con.
oyersy that fourteen hundred out of the eighteen hum
d cd naturalization papers issued by Judge Elliott, were
issued at the request Of members and agents ofhe Clay
CInb-not only will ,he fac, be established, bul it shall
b. published in conspicuous characters 10 The world y"
Cihi Emo. 1'' ."s- 'Y,r7! d. .rtT q -. e. ..t.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
rHANnrnY NoTToH.
THE STATE OF OHIO. TuscARAwAs cOSNrr. s.,
Philip s'un, - tGJS'ES.) LEA

Philip s'un, - .tiE'ES5 L;l zri---
,,.,,, D,,;:, vs. ;, d. X cnISetnF at
VusnUA Dryden and ARS Maria his wife Of the city Of fa.
- timoe in tile saie 0f Maryland William B. Emerson
mud John Emerson whose places Of residence areunown'
wa take notice that Tie 5h day of March 1874, PhlI
S.u filed in the Office Of The Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of said county, his bill in ChAneery setting forth among
oler things thaton or about the l7 day Of 1884 said
Dryden sold by Contract in writing to Joseph Smith,
deceased Lot nubered, in tie third quarter Of
the township and second range United States Military
Lands said county containing one hundred acres aud
iraced make said Smith, his heirs Hr assgns good title
In fec simple said land upon payment of the purchase moi
ney That said Joseph Smith transferred all his interest said
contract John Emerson also deceased who during Ills
life assigned his interest In said contract TO William R. EN-
eeon bis SON. who the 22d day OF Decembber 1885, sold
said land said Philip Su the complainant That said Smith
did not make complete ymen sad Dryden but there re-
mains due original contract sum- for which said land
Is yet table, and which said Sul offers 10 pay wien the a.
mount shall ascerained Said bill fne sets that said
su purchased said land Of said William R. Emerson at its full
without reference any liability on the oTRnH contract
with said Dryden and without any knowledge OF said balance
remaining unpaid and that he has paid the said Emerson the
whole of his purchase money Said Bill also sets up that the
Dryden and wife have executed deed OF said land to said
Smith, that the has never been delivered because Of
the non payment OF the balance Of said original purchase
ney Tie prayer ead bill Is that the said Dryden and wife,
NAV be decreed 10 deed said premises directly complainant
and that the heirs Of said snh and John Emerson snd tho
said William R. Emerson may be rccosed of all their respec
tive interests in The said snd and that complainant may have
decree against William R. Emerson for such sum as he shall
be obliged 10 pay perfect the title TO said land and for costs,
Said defendants will take notte that unless they nppear
and pead demur said BILL within sixty days fro
the rising Of said court ut the next te said complainant AZ
the next term thereafter will the cor to take said Bill
against them confessed and decree THEREON accordingly.
PHILIP sTUIA; ny ~.
G. W. CHAPMAN, his sol.
Anil
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
HOW THEY HATE HIM.

The federal Advocate Spured hdlfa column of slang
u. Dr.. DUNCAN for making his grea, speech. But as
nO rogue eer felt the halter draw with good opinion
orhe law" this hate of,he Buzzard is not to be won.
dereda at The truth is, federalism cannot meet the
gumen,s Of Duncan by argument, and hence The black.
guard slang they spu al him But we guss he can stand
it all. Let every one who wants to see the inside oil
coon federalism read this speech.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

The Federal Buzzsrd says Amos Kendall 10 SANDER
ing Henry Clay, by publishing tracts. Why don't you
expose the sander thenl Mol that can't be done. We
shall publish Kendals articles. and let the people see
by tho facts whether is possible to slaRder such man
ss, him who says i've must have "whits SLapeS if we
cannot have hlark ones"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
THE "OHI0 DEMOCRAT" TILL AFTER TIL
ELECTION FOR 76 CENTS. .. ....

dU ..
ffhe great crisis approaching and ths base attempts
tho Federasts to make this Federal District has in
duced us to offer The Ohio Democrat from The Is. Of
April till after the Presidential ele,lon 70 MoNTHs) for
the exceedingly low price Of -,
Seventy five cents. :, 4
We wish our friends TO use their influence to extend
The circulation of paper Let meet these Feder
aliss the threshhholi in every nook and corner o
the two counties reasonable deduction will be made
to clubs taking number OF copies
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
INFORMATION wANTED

Any person residing in Tuscarawas County, who
may be acquainted With man by the name of F. M.
NowLAND, will please request him to call at our Office,
as we have matters to communicate which will be in.
teresting to him.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
!, 500 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

800 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE. ..
THE subscriber has lot ofland cOnaining one hun
J. dred acres, situated in Rush township, Tuscara-
was county OhIo,' which he will sell at lowpfise q
Upon convenient terms ofpayment II application be
made at his Office in New Phiadelphia, soon. This
faot of land is about four miles South East of Trenton
April 25th 1870. ase ~ ~, IT,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
MOT ICE

rs hereby given to all concerned that there will be pc
ltiton presented to The Commissioners Of Tuscaa
County, at their June session. praying for alteration
on the County road leading from the residence Of Geo.
Stewart in Washington township to Gnadenhuuen said
al,earoh 10 commence near Anthony Aher's farm on
the Coshocon road and thence the nearest and best'
way TO nterssct theold road near the school house in
Dlslric, No. 2. in Washington township, -
2 = ''tsA A PETITIONER.
Anr;I oA,h 1914 zig 4v. Z. w. a'Ga s,-~---
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

STATE OF OHIO, Tuscara,Oas County -
Joseph Mash Demandant, } Court of Common Pleas
w. }Juns Term, 1874 r.
Andrew Maish The defendants will take
Augustus Maish notice that The demand ant
David Maish Shas this day filed his pc
Daniel Mash d, y:ilion in tie office Of the
William Serpent) } Clerk Of The Court Of Com
Calvin Maish minors mon Pleas Of. Tuacarawas
Juann Maish )couniy setting forth that
he sesed in fee simple, as tenant IN common with
,Ae desnda ia, as an heir at law Of Julian Sargent for
fperly Julian Mash deceased Of oue undivided seventh
pait of the West half Of Lot l59 in the town Of
New Philadelphia IN said countp and that he demands
partition thereof so lha, he may have his part aforesaid
in sevsrav and apart from the defendants and that at
next June Term of said Court said petition will be for
hearing; and said defendants notified to appear and
object il they see cause -
t-t'i.. = / JOSEPH MASH,
=. by B. M. ATHERTON, his Au'y
April24, 1874! - 6w.
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Lesley Mccullough,
e J. -.
PETIT lS..FoR Partition.
April Is, 1874.

James Boyd. "a ea.> ,,
THoMAs Boyd and James Boyd will take Notice
i that petition, was filed agains, them on the 10Th
day cl April b l644 10 the Court Of Common Pleas,
of the county of Tuscarawas land State Of Ohio, by
Lesley Mccullough. and is now pending, wherein the
raid EesAy Mccullough demands Partition the follow
ing real estate situate in the cnunyof Tuscarawas and
State of Oblo and being the North east corner Of the
West half Of the North cast quarler of section No. 2l
cf township number a. and range number 4. in the
Steubenvilla land district bounded follows. viz:
Beginning on the north bodndary line Of said section
on The centre line between The East and West half oe
said north east quarter; thence running south one de-
gree east along said centre Ine hundred and thirty
five perches 10 post thenCe north 80 deg. west 81 pe
cbes thence north 65 perches the section line Thence
east along the section line 40 peches to the place o5e-
ginning containing 25 Also, the east half Of the
north east quarter OF section 81 township ID Range a.
containing go acres, and that at the next temof said
court application will be made by the said Lesley Alc-
Culbough, for order that partition may be made Of
- LESLEY MCCULLOUGH,
.. by CUMMINS e. CAMP,
-" q ~ H.. his Auy's.
Dated April 18th 1874 >. ..-.. l46w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
NEW HAT STORE.

DANIEL WDONNELL &Co.
Have opened new HAT STORE in the town o,
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
on High street, one door West of Mr. EsPIcHs HOTEL,
whore they Dtecd keeping on hand general assor.
ment of Dress, and Fancy Hats, Of tie best quality
which will be repaired any time il required gratis,
Also general assortment of Wool, and comlnon Fur
hats all of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
lambs Wool or furs. =, Z
New Ph!adelphia, April 10, is44. lsH
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FOR SALE.

4. DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly Siiua-
county, Ohio for sale on favorable terms. For patc-
uars apply to B. SEAroN at The Recorders Office, OF
the Subscriber at UhricbsVie, Tu'oarawas County
Ohio
Uhrichsyile, March %, 1914. J3tf -
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CAUTION. d

MY wife LYDIA Fox, has left my bed and board,
NA without any cause prOvocaion INepublc ure eau
toned tnst or hRTbOT said Lydia my account, rs
hold myself answerubs for any Of her acts, g.5l '
ftg.gfy .f!eF,r' T.. HIRAM n. FOX.
Doyer, March 8,l8i4, i,s 4,itsi 10 3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
SADDLERYi -,
'CuEHPER THAN EYER.

CnEAPER TIL Il " EYER.
TtNHE subscrhers would respectfully inform lhepublc
i that they have commenced The Rbcye husnesdn all
It's branches under the firm of ALBERT g. SLoTHUR
All kinds of work such as, and wOmen's sad
dies carriage dearborn Sage, and boat harness, all 0i
which will be made Of The best materials and IN the
must substantial manner. They viii sell cheap tor cash
and take bark hides grain and other trade at liberal
prices in exchange for work. .,nH' q 49,. %.
GTShop remuved to Mr.. Knotes New building op.
HUMPHREY M. ALBERT,
ANTHONY SLUTIlUUR.
April Is, 1874.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

UThis Is a great country, and no mistake. NSprea
is now about two millions of square miles,. II 7 Texas
lsannexedwih On Of about 800 900 square miles,
and Oregon with an area Of 600 900 square miles
our potato patch will then be about th:se millions Of
square miles surface. Well. this is not much larger
OOhOd than Grea, Britain has got already on this con-
tnent she has got above northern oundary $780,
600 square miles live look to the world at large, John
Bull has got the biggest slice of territory Of any nation:
the whole British Empire measures some eight millions
square miles! its population TWO HUNDRED MILLloNsl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

The Democratic papers are putting The bargain and
salsor Clay s. Adams upon whiggery so hot ihatwc see
they Shooting pistols a, Democrats in Congress H Ill
They sfe following nut ihei leader who stands branded
Nilh IO mh-deF Of CllleY,a M
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

pTo weep for fear is childislr to weep for anger
is womaLsh; to weep for grief human to weep CON-
passion is divine; but 10 weep for sin 10 Christian.
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Candy, Candy.
LiSSle. Lime.

TINE subscriber would inform the Public that he has
i now on hand quantity Of the above artlc Q,
which hew sell low for CASH, and warrant it good
To those who may purchase from me and for whom
| may do the work, will receive reasonable deduc-
ton. HENRY SPKINkELN
New Philad's. April l6 1874. l43n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

gsgS '.. CHANCERY,SALE. ''bl g
James Pearson, y BY order Of the Court Of Common
'.f VS. 49, Pleas of Tuscarawas county Ohio
VIM Parish l shall offer for SALE at the Court
house in New Philadelphia in said county, the 25th
day of May 1874, Lot No IL Of Section in township
Of Range 2, in said county containing 100 acres
B. M ATHERTHN, :
Master C0mT In CRG,tcery
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

UTThe State election look place IN Vi ginia Last
Thursday. federalism put forth every musclelo carry
the State, with what success We shall know ira day CT
two,
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April e4,h, ls4i4. 1s. 4w.. q 3 's3
lMdSTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALEna e
Joseph Jordan J I'M Chapcery, Tus. Co. Ohio. ''',
- VS.. TDy virtue Of decree Of the Court
Jesse Burr ct al. } Dof Common Pieasot said county
s4g shall A. he deo If sae Court house @
on Monday the 10th Of June, at o'clock P. NJ Lot
Number 80 in the town of Port Washington, in said
IL GEO. w. CHAPMAN.
May 2, l844-ts. .. Special Master Com'r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

..... '-. CONGRESSIONAL ..
lst nistrict-Chyton Webb, of HAMILTON,
I'd do James NJ. Dorsey, Of Darke.
Sd do Id. Forsman, Of Greene,
4ih do John ayior of Champaign, -
9th do David Higgins ofLucas.
9Th do Gilbert Beach OF Wood.
9Th do John D. White of Brown.
9Th do Thomas M egrady Of Ross,
sth do Valentine Kefer Of Picaway,
10th do James Parker Of Licking
11ih do GrenviO P. Cher Ey, Of Marion.
12ih do George Corwne of Scioto. ....
18th do Cautious c. Covey of Morgan
18th do Isaac N. Lanning, ofGuernSey,
18th do Walter Jameson Of Harrison,
18th do Sebastian Bra nard Of Tuscarawas,
18th do JAMES Forbes or. OF Carroll;
18th do Neal Mccoy, ofWayne, ,,
18th do Milo Stone of Summit .'
20th do Benjamin Adams Of Lake, >.
2lst do Stephen N. Sargent, of Medina.
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JOHN j.. ROBINSON, g.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

CANAL DOVER, OHIO. d. j.
win ATTEND any professional business entrusted u his care
in The counties of Tuscarawas Holmes, and CoShocton
REFKRENCEs.'' '.' -
Hon. W. h. sapp, Holmes county, Hon. James Mathews,
Gen. Joseph Burns CoShocton county. Smith, Drake& co.
New York. ofce same az that occupied by Esq Warner
Two doors North of Keller Hdls sro Factory street.