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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

Grade us in the estimation Of the liberal minded notony
of our own country but the civilized world
'Cod5iretop (Deml 1904
.Er.nLlin (WhgA 4,248
I1,rror rNo,veN 2l,lI9
The Democrats have elected Aldermen and Ohs-
sistans, and the Natives II Alderman and II Assls-
tants.
Not single candidate that run as ,egatIr lrhg mas
been elected SO much for the talismanic influence OF
Cloys name So much for the strength Of Whtggeg
Ertraot ofa letter dated, New York, April 10, le4k
The Wings are alarmed at what they have done
finding impossible to electther regularly dck
ct, they dropped il, and voted for the Native American
candidates who, being all Wings, and entertaining the
sahe feelings Of hatred towards those who seek on our
peaceful shores that freedom Of conscience denied to
hem at home, they well knew would carry out their
true principles which, before the Presidential election
it would not be polite in them to avow. The democrat
gain since the last election is upwards of 1000 The
Democracy consider this any thing else but deeat
They are in good spirits and you may rest assured that
when the great race shall come off next fa, between
Clay and the nominee ofthe Baltimore Convention the
city fNew York will be found in the right place, AT
the head the irresistible Democratic phalanx, which
is 10 sweep Federal corrupt ion forever from the land
This Whig Native American victory will have the ell
feet Of giving the Baltimore nominee larger majority
than ever was obtained in this city for any candidate
Foreigners no longer doubt Gf they have ever dOut
edl who are their real friends, and would be the
oChe Wings should they once be fir My seated in power
The American who would refuse the privileges of ou
free institutions to an honest industrious man. merely
because he preers by abandoning the land Of his natl
viy, honorable freedom to degrading slavery, is pnwor
thy the name and, am sure, no member of the DEMO
cratic party cnterans, for moment such selfish fee
ling. Butths is Clay Whiggery.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
REPUTATION IN MARYLAND.

The Hartford (Md) Republican openly hoists the
flag Of repudiation. 1t Isays-"We hang our banner on
the outer WALL and inscrbe no tare" As is against
levy Of any taxes is fcourse opposed to the pay
ment Of the State debt In this county large amount
ofaxes are due for two three years back and the Off
GERS heretofore have not had the power to enforce hei
collection. Without taxation we must resolve back in
to anarchy-for without taxes there can be no govern
ment We do not envy the whig parizans who shout to
the mhig retoy in Mayland-it is victory of faction
over order-mob law over civil law.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

Nor BAD-The Texian papers say Shat if the United
States Government refuse to annex Texas 10 their terri
tory, Texas will annex the United States to theirs!-
Think of it! five don't take Texas Texas takes us
If Texas can't bethe United States, the United States
must become Texas!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
TEXAS CONGRESS.

Thirteen members are natives of Georgia; seven Of
Tennessee; seven of Virginia; seven Of North Carolina
six Of Kentucky; two OF Massachusetts; two of New
York; two Of South Carolina; two Of Pennsylvania one
ofMissourii one Of Mississippi; one Of Ohio one ol
Touisiana
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
fIiR CONVICTION OF THE MURDERER
AT THE CLAY MEETING IN NEW Or
LEANS

LEANS.
"CdNvIcToN OF L. S. HoRNsBY.- The trial of Mr.
Hofnsby indicted for murder for killing D. HI. Two
good, in Banks Arcade New Orleans, was brought to
conclusion on the 22d ult, when the jury brought in
verdict of mansIaughler The law fixes the punishment
for this crime to be imprisoned in the penitentiay for
term not less than than twenty years
in the discretion of the court"
The murdered and the murderer were both Clay Com
mee men, and the took place in the presence of
the ladies, WHO had been "iLved to attend" As Clays
whole life has been marked with rowdyism, violence
and blood what better could be expected Of his Club
| Committee men? statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

MIssoURI.-The Democratic State Convention oil
Missouri, lately held in the Capitol nominated John c
Edwards on the first ballot for Governor, and James
Young, on the sixth, for Lieutenant Governor.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

HrsroR IA few years ago "Nalive American
Party was got up in New Orleans, and carried the
City bya great majority. The "spcis" were divided.
and the party governed the city through year. The
next year tried again andreceved the sum total Of
twentY.six votes. -.t u L--lA lr-N n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

AN ORIGINAL NAME.-An Eastern paper states, that
an eccentric friend Of The editor, who has horror Of
everything that is not original with himself of his
own invention, has named his first child grl.Xvo-.
MIA" BY drawing at random six letters from the al
phatet, he formed this fantastic name. .-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

Governor of New Hampshire, did not receive one sin
gle vote in his own town this year. We hear good
dea (says The NJ H. Patrio about kcms industry lame
ma rket home protection &c. This is icms roIulsriy
with yepeesrce
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

Glorious Result in BroOtyn---Tbe chahdf election
has resulted in majority for the Democratic candidate
for Mayor, of over eight hundred. The indomitaLle
sprir Of the Democracy Of that city has conquered Ma
iyeisJn and Whipgism combined
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

What's in the Wiad2---The British Government are
about to send out squadron of ten steam vessels Of
warto the coast Of Africa, for the more eGcull IRE,
venlion Of slave trade M
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
Epitaph OIL an Editor.

His pen is worn out-hs inkstaud is dry
His FORM is worked off-his CASE is all PI
His STICK, RULE and TYPES are all cast aside,
And none but his IMP knows the place where he died
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
A POWERFUL INTERCEssOR.

General Jackson has'appeaedto Santa Anna-to
his feelings as brave and magnanimous man-to the
Spiril Of the age and of humaniyto lberate the poor
Texan prisoners, now suffering untold misery within
the walls ofof Mexican Prisons or indegardings
senta Anna owes everything to the intercessiOn OF the
Hero of New Orleans, and will no doubt, receive tha
appeal with respeet---N. Y. Sun.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

So that we have the satisfaction of announcing that
the Hon. Shepherd Carey is elected to Congress from
district in Maine in spite of the bitter opposition
of the Clay wings This is but twinkle Of star in
the east. Phe official vote at the January trial was
Carey, 1885, Robinson, 32a2; scattering lsl majority
against Carey, 120
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
The Star In the East 4!

sEvE NTH DISTRICT, MAINE--We have
cheering news Of the result ofhe fourth trial in this dis
trict. A slip from the Bangor Democrat gives us the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20
WONDERFUL REMEDY.
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N. BPcrsons living distance have these medicines
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when both used their effect wonderful in removing i'm
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Information of delicate interesting nature which
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tie and powder hes medicines should be used by p
for their exciting nature would be liable 10 pro
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

III MARRIED. LADIES.
MADAME REbTELL'a PREVENTIVE POWDERS:
in Europe but France particular for upwards th ~ year.,
well b. thousands ths only mid,
safe and ecac remedy for married lau whose health for.
bids too rapid increase Of family. .
The results Of their adoptos the hsppness the health,
often The ie Of actonae lie ard fond moth
touch withl vi. limits Of
meut-resu which siest not Only the well being Of
parents happiness Of pring Is
bui o well kown tina. the families OF The married often
the happiness ofhose who them birth would
dctatsi In how instances does the hard working father,
anc especially the mother Of family remain slaves
'hr0cghout tt lives the OF labor,
toaE bat live aud ivins TIL when they might have
enjoyed and auence and and toll
have weigha down fe spirit and last broken the health IF
the father how often tn. widow left unsbl with the most
vrtuors Intentions her fatherless offspring from he.
coming degraded ohscis chartyor pogat vosfs vcl
Even though competence and plenty how ce1,
alas the days Of the kind husband and father uttered
in beholdng emscated form aud declining hsata OF the
companion Of his BOSOM she nal reached the OF
lhy-ast sinking into premature gr.ve-wh the cerlain
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md and his young AID helpless chdre OF Il
dearing attentions and watchfu socitude which mother
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morafor their miles, regaidrs OF
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conol2 he ADVERTISE feeling the Of l subject.
enstaS the vast bneis resulting 20 thousands oy Tbs
adoption Of mtrs prescpsd by her. would rcsecv
married its consideration Is 1t
and healthy means within contrib Every dspassonats,
yucus and enlightened mnd will unhesitatngiy answer III
the affirmative
five dollars package. accompanied with full and
Jicular directions
letters be post paid and addressed to box $685." NJ
Y, or MAD tME RES ELL, Female Physician. 80
Principal Office, &8 Greenwich street. New York Office
hours from A. M. to- r M. Boston Office, No. Essex st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

OOK at our bills of mortality and you will find that Con-
sumption destructive human life in his country
than other disease We all know that cough like the WARM
of the raesnae always prers1es well as accompanies
this terrible 1t fair presumption that every cough
terminate pulmonary disease If checked early and
where the risk great, the danger imminent aston.
shng that individuals should be Ourd mad enough to neglect
the of DR. Jaynes Experorant be readily p
cured Of the United states and tle eEpsre, ssd
and voluntary testimony Of thDus the result OF chemical
analysis AID the DECISIONS e professional men who stand
the best PREPARATION ever by for the cure Of
ted with the process Of used IN regular praG
ice by the most celebrated physicians Of the day Inc o-
low ing notice presented among many s9n
thy Of no.ceWe learn from the Mount Pleasant Regiser
been cured asthma with which she has been afflicted for
than eighteen years. by the of Dr. Jayne Expeco-
The disease deep seated and aggravated but this
siser adds-we make this public for the Information
aud benefit Of others We give readers with the
same motive-and may be allowed to add, that this
medicine is not common quack medicine of the day,
but the regular receipt of 'dacated aad well known
scian Dr. Jayne deserves well Of posery fo his abos
aroel Grating the surngs Of his fellow He has saved
whose careesIess md ndscreon have brought them
the grave and his Expectorant only used
but openly recommended by all the best and intelligent
physicians for cough consumption We know of
nothing invaluable has been found be Of great
servce 70 many afflicted with oppression OF the Breast and
disease Of the liver Its It's best ecommenda
ton Soid by A. T. D. Sands druggists No. 70 Fulton
273 Broadway. ard n East Broadway. d22 lms nc
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Itsnns or News, 10.

RED SxrNs.-A delegation of eight Fox anditwo
Poaw Indians from 35o miles beyond the Mssis
sipp including their respective chiefs and interpreters
arrive in this city to-day their way to Washington. to
arrange their annuitles
New YORK LEGlsLAruRE.--Nothing of conse-
quence in the Senate on Wednesday
In Assembly petition presented from the citizen
OF New York city to have the monopoly OF weighing and
measuring thrown open.
Mr. SANFORD reported by bill incorporate the Ladies
Female Benevolent Society in the city OF New York
Mr. MANN gave notice OF bill to require all the banks
OF the State to keep their notes at par in city
SUPREME CoURr-Friday, January l2.--Dakln VS..
Dunnlng-Judgment of ailirmance for plaintiff pa
OF defendant not submitted under the I'D rule Rock
ersller Puyer, do Newell VS.. Carman, do. flnn vs.
Durkee- Report Of commissioners for admeasuremeht oil
dover. and rule for continuance
jan Is-Present-Mr Chief Justice Nelson, and Mr.
Chief Justice Bronson Debow ads. The Peopie-Cause
argued The People Us Rundle, do The People vs. Cady,
do. The People Us Cady, do
tce Cowen Sharp and al VS. Brandon-C ause argued
Ravens and wife vs. yandenburgh, do The People VS..
Gates do Sill ads. FchNew trial granted costs to
abide the event Robert Parker, Esq, admitted as
counse llor special examination
JAN 10 Present Mr. Chief Justice Nelson Mr. Justice
Bronson and Mr. Justice owen The for the alb.
OF Mr.. Justice Cowen before reported, was,
learn in consequences Of the dangerous Illness of Mrs
Cowen, who is now said to be recovering Griffin
McKenzie-New ual granted costs to abide the event
Brewster inpd ads Gates trial denied. Drake vs..
Barger and al-Judgment for plaintiff the verdict.
Moore and Babcock-Cause argued. Barker ads. Chase
DO. Downervs Madison County Bank--Do Knower
and al ads, Oswego Bank. Henry Randall Esq, od
mttediCounseor The folio wing non-enumerated mo.
tons at December Special Term, decided by Mr.
Justice Bronson The People rel. Bishop Super
visors Of Monroe County. Alternative mandamus grant
cd. In the matter Of the application Of John Harlow for
certiorari to the Recorder of the city Of New York
granted Firemens Insurance Company, Albany, VS.
Commercial Bank OF Albany. Motion for a mandamus
denied In the matter OF the application Of the Utica and
Schenectady Railroad Company for mandamus to the
Judges of the Common Pleas OF Hcrkimer County--de
nied.-.4bary Alias
STAGE AccrDENT-The Cleveland Herald of the
18th inst says the stage from this city upset In the
vicinity Of Wlloughhy the day previous and one Of
the passengers Mr. j. Hess of New York, serious
ly injured Mr. H. is at the Franklin House in Cleveland
and though Of his RIBS broken the injuries he
received were not considered dangerous.
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READ WHAT sHERMAN's LozENGEs


MIR DAY boot maker No 20 Tilssy street, Brookiyns
WI suffered greatly eighteen months wieh smscaton &c.
bity sickness the los OF appsfite Psads
ihe bowels his stomach negec,ed in0se every KING oI
He had been attended ny v1{nces pm
for months by the professors OF tS Uasy anu All
On reading Dr. Sherman Book descriptive OF the symptoms
Of worms he thought they his he purchased p'x
Of Shemsns Worm Lozengcs few doses brought away a.
he judged about quarts of and entirely cuieo h'
multitude Of similar might be mentioned where S
aud adults had suffered all death ffom worms anu no.
thing gave relief but Sherman's Lozeuges -, ~
COUGHS, Colts, Asthma Whoopns Cough and even ION.
sumption ~ sooner cared Oy SierIesns Coush osesss
few seconds and enable those Afflicted with the rost
harrassipg coughs sleep whole nights. The Rev. W.
Dnnbsr Rev Mr. Fore,t Rev DR. Eastmond and hundreds
thousands their happy virtues Others can TO the
efficacy of shermans Cough Lounges. for headac,e'
laton owness OF spirits, sickness ad assitaae'
from bodily or exertons aud for the wonderful proe
ties OF Shenuan Poor Mars Plaster which costs but z1s
cents and Is Cor rheumatism aud luhaxo
pun or side back or any part oil me
body AJAX r Che mans Poor Mans Plaster ana see that ms
hi. fac smile it'll directions for use are on me bak
There worthless nlaors nav Heu ABOUT anu
sold by unprncpled ggists Remember % get shernans
ozenRepges faste ard TruSs-none Others OF you VIII
be deceived. -. No.
Or shsrans Warehouse is log Nassan street Axent,2T
Hudson cor Snng; 1873 Bowrry cor Snng; ~ las,
way In Brooklyn Mrs Hays I39 Fulton, aud Mountains
IL Jersey i,-E Randall Grocer. la Newark irpos
and David Bryan, phis-Ziebef Goa Ledger Enid
gs. BoItr,-fsdding Goa State a. Albaay-A Gmthne,
4 Stsnwx Hall d23 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. so well known to
- the victims of Syphilitic disease the NEST successful
practitioner that New York b,ast Of in the treatment Of
found the old Office which he has occupied for the
The public and large portion of medical in
m practice have id that all adveog D0cers quacks
uneducaed charatans but that all quachs de-
Medical qusckery consists holding himself forth
skilled in the hean. art without having diploma
horty to practice without general medical information
physic aud Sugery-hat knowledge Of general
isease superior hreeourths Of general Physicians
and that skill the treatment and Of
variety of Veneeil Diseaas including the surgical
thra, We have confined practice the
of ell privae and delicate complaints for years
We 600 pateDt year; patients
nly from every part Of the United State but they
under the time and week without
physicians in the city aud from the country coming TO consult
respecting ner PATIENTS sending their patients for
vce: We discouutaance ckery in 70 IN, and there
where they rd physician shiled in the
OF their disease Every undertake maize
charge No matter how long have elect, Structure
Uces urou the body in the throat pains in the
head and bones Of the legs will and If
case is durable at ali.
Constitutional Weakness, Impoency. disease
pca!ed its character hat the adopted by tn
maoity OF phys isns highly injurious nsiead Of anary
constituting part Of practice Many unfortunate
tim OF this unnatural vice has the be EFT Of
luary treatment ysrepsa weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion intellect iosetfuness aptation
the face OILY symptoms Of this complaint direc
tipns followed, guarantee Post paid ete with
of containing So for advice attended
hold communion with the advertising doctors New York
qualifications Of Others. Office II Duane street, door from
Chlt.am street. j8 lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20
MAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL.


rs sovereign and peey incipent c,nsumrtcn bar
S Ct Sr
discharge thereof and for the general postra on Of the syst
siy is Or acc,en Il pleasant
lively sure in its operations Its unrivad reputation in both
" LEFT ssfa S 6 N virtues
stude beor taking it. at once become robust am full Of es
and Z %
justice the oil LuciHa Cordial which
%po tns f medical
s N..ss asd IS sm,n mi: e, s
Price So per bottle. s2i per dozen is meec
N9 "a ;n ConrEk .. ~. m.ss
Of Citizens nd that he Ia, for ne s %
Israu and other era eiaeesss Of Gess as Although
By ro? e; e til Dsass 81 :.
he y 1Syana he S
Jon particular branch CT the profession mast be
R9 U a Go G TO or an ATTIC ' oGa
s e & no,sG for The cure Of sypi wesg
oaeties a. It. DE- Cooper spsa years in ceebrssLoes .
a Of iSa y New
Most %c 70 i've Ssy E 81 I'd s s sas
mrsson ,s4 ~, ispa.i. patients leave perfect
M %
INTO the .ystcm by agsek 70 break out again II the form
light s and Ss Dr. viii n every
STRICTURE--Dr. Cooper has discovered q rev method,
oy which he the worst form Of Structure in from one
weeks, with scarcely the patient Imitation
If the ureth.a gland Of rect Of the bladder
sometimes mistaken fer Structure By general practitioners
md charlstans
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
nina Weakness brought by habit INDUCED in by
foung This is whore freely ndugcd the greatest
Y that beta for bescts disease Of the heart
coIapete diecY DR.. Cooper will effect radical care IN
suck aud tie contribution original vRora
hat mild and EIrie n rejeius warrano-
IN every charge Fo.t paid letters descrhi4e
complaint and enelosag So attended Patients attended n
hotels boarding houses Office open tJ 10 ct night. 70
il8 Iyr%u
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MEDICAL.

MO ROOM FOR DOUBT.-Mr. BENSON. AZ Prince
~ street. cured three children by isd boz Of Kents
wiihpus effect. Geo LodsIs ESQ NY Veal Inst: wa:
penny box Of Kents Cough Lozensss Mr. Clyde us Grand.
pound Camphor Lozenees cured nT Of very violent
headache SAYS three always her. One IS
penny "a Lozenges kens Ant-A phhons Lo
the they convenient than wash &c
One 10 penny box sufficient, kents Heart burn
Lozenges prsmpy acdty the stoma,h Prepar
ed aud sod wholesale and retail Apothecares HALL No 90
Prince of Aarion few doors east OF Niblo
Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20

DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
THIS CELEBHATED preparation, the only one that hr,
ever been decovced for the successful expaon VI thai
offensive OF the head
DANDRUFF,
durng the late and been applied and
ee,ea thousands df Ladies and Gentlemen, and In nsone
AN iMMEDIaTE AND RADICAL CURE
IL recommended by the celebrated and skilfu physi
clans and chemists Of the day Every should avail them
eves of its benefits and thus clear head and luxur-
OF hair IL is for sale by its proprietor-pice 81 the
ia imsAt PuRsFnDU ~ Park Row
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MADAME COSTELLO.

EEHALE PLY siCiAN--cdroated at the Medical Faculty
IN Pans, and Graduate Midwife oGess her professional
services 10 the ladies' OF this city and Having had
long e1perslce and surpzng treatment of d-
sases Incidental ladies the Of
hnenent those suffering from suppression irregu b.
.truetons &C. :na sac viii be happy afford comforts
temporary homo her residence where they always
the beat MEDICAL treatment and the na!ony ard
nohg or pieeIied VIII wait on ana attend them at Their
begs the mnds Of the delicate she ociaes
personally that hesitation dread never
be apprehended.
h-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing OFT Of
would devote her attendance upon any part Of
the United Smtss within Reasonable distance.
Madame e. can be consulted her residence u Lpersrd
street. at all Zines and with the sctest regard the
lp,~, - $500 ~