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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-21
DEM0eRkTIC lUBI[ s.

& The great moral and political uinmPh which lhs
democrats Of the Union have this Year obtained over
Federalism and lhs, bad and earrGpt man q sy, has
caused r.aiengs and celebrations throushohl i6s land
-apd well 1t may, for never was sbAde more nobly
fought victory more nOby wq9 on the part d fse-
men. Scarcely county nihs State bot has either had
or called its celebration; the celebrailoh Of Bacl
annals the wild uPrOar Of Phrsnzed padmel but the
warm and hearty response coming from the deepest
Of the hearts, Of thousands Of ire blue tsmo-
cra,s who have county to defend, and a fee Re-
publican form of Government 10 perpeiuale 10 their
children. Such are aemncralic celebrations. Such was
the ceebralion n Dover last Monday night week and
such was that in New Philadelphia on Tuesday night
last. Our democratic friends in Dover had spirited
e-ilumnations-a torch li procession banners
Of cannon speeches ste--bui il
rained pOosuL that night and hundIsdswh wanted to
could not co. So they determined have another 10 this
town and finish the work, by free supper proressioh,
and an otatien nilhe Court House. Accordingly pre-
ppatOEs were made at the Lion Hotel for sapPef Er
300 PERSONS Early in the afternoon Democrats came
in from every section Of the county, so that by sunset
there we're at least 500 from the other townships,
bout six O'Clock the PROCESSION from Dover arrived
bearing numbsress banners. and arcompanid by the
Dover Democratic Band They then all pariook Of q
superb supper; at hs tables noticed several wings
filing their pauncbes. but no one had any jeclisn,
for there was enough for all. A6er number Of toass
the body The assembled Democracy formed into pro
Cession viii torch lights and tansparsncies and march
cd through the principal streets making beautiful dis
play, from whence they proceed TO the Court Hous
where Mr.. J, D. CUMMINs addressed ali who could g
inths building. for about an hout an hour and A. hi
The deakBipg chshss that wentup frain' time to tim
made ii old Cnnr House ring again. Alter MI. Cum
Minis concluded, the Band enlivened the assembIae
with music, Then came a lot Of rich songs Gom Ii
Glee Club and of all the shouting and cheaEng a, III
hard hits contained in the songs never waD heard i
New Philadelphia The whole proceedings passed q
without the least accident riot or drunkenness on III
part Of the Democrocy. II ia said hore were three
four wings tore, but did notsse an nioxcatud ma
during the afternoon or evening If the eooBs did .,
drunk they can't be blamed, for they had no other wa
OF Keeping their spirits up than BY pouring spirits dOyr
The whole number at ihe celebration was variousI
estimated at from 800 10 l90o.i ~ 1"FIoiIun
Among tho trauspdrdncie,l banners &c. we noticcs
the following motioss and appropriate aevices.a s[
Picture Of The twofaced candidate ssi N /.
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OHANCERY SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order of sale issued irm the su-
i prrme. Court OF Tuscarawas County, Ohio, and 10
me directed 4 will offer alKpubc sale a. The door d
The .urt house u the town ofNsw Philadelphia in tho
said county, on the ] 4tl day Of December next. The
following described tract Of and beng the east half Of
the north west quarter Of section twenty, one, (2l) in
township six (6) aud range two 2) Of the unaPprS.
iated lands dteced to be sold at Zanesve, containing
Eighty one ad one fourth acres taken as the property
Of John tleMllIen, at the suit Of John Knssy
~ ifd ISAAC HARTMAN,
SPECIAL Master in Chanrery,
Nov. e,h is44-4se@ =. . 81 e,7' y 4 81
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NEW PHILADELPHIA
FEMALE SEMINARY /,

.
n HIS llnai,suilsh designed 10 gns IhDTirgb chTss
~ ol Instruction ia aiIhs branches usually taught 10
tslals SemInssssis u pacnd under the ciiarge O Rev.
Pod c. D. 1'E1uMMELL IS Pfincipal aud vas orei-
cd IOr the rsrepion af psp l,Un ,. ts
InsondAy Ihe,psth Of Oct. last,
win Axsslsita hieIsry and sc,en.i6c requirements
Pt'f ThUmmcll ennlbines the experience OI nss y ~
yesrs ~ teacher in various nslltuuns He possrssss
hstel0e Ihs highest intellectual and aso moral qI H.
icaiohs as an instructor uf Joulh The government
If the schpo Will be mud and parental The Aestea-
ica year will be divided intD twn sessions ~ weeks
each. The lriIns of iuun will be Ne tnl1ws:
IN THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
For Spelling, Rsadng, Writing, Oral Arithmetic,
Parisy's Geography aud Hrslory. per session $500
IN THE .AcAbENICAL DEPARTMENT..
|. Residing Wrili g, Ahlhms,, (bu,h mental aud
On the slalsl Geography, English Grammar and
Pdrsing, History Otlhe U. g.. Compositions for
each or any Of these branches, per session 500
2, Natural Philosophy. Cnemis,ry, Ancisn, aud
Bible Geography, Universal History. Rhetoric ~
Astronomy aud Comp ,SiIIon; Tor each or all of
these PET session 'ra 5000
g. Algebra Geometry, Geology Moral and Intel. 'o
lectual Philosophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
the French, German, or Lun Languages, for
each or any OF these Danches ;ler session $1,000
Young lidles preparing ito teach school can ecel.
suitable instruction in this institution r,. r -.
Application for sdmssion information &c. BY litter
or otherwise may be made the Principal 10 either Of
the following gentlemen resding in New Philadelphia
| Ohio, Hon. J. Everrard, J. OVerhslt Esq sRsv. e.
| Grsenwald, Hon. 2. Williams. t s y-f
Nov. Z, l644' ttr''' 'H
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NEW .Ci4OGK.sAND4 MATCH
EsTABL1s1fMENT.
]. SHURLEY.

-0H j, SHURLEY. -.'.7.,
HLoCK aud Watch naksr, Sversmith and Jew
" eiler, having permanently located hIu,selfla
x aaaz NEW PHILADELPHIA. 20 r.
wishes respectfully to inform the citizens Of Tuscaa.
was county and the public generally that he has opened
Stop in the above business all lts various branches
next door oMr. Esplch's tavern and hopes by strict
attention aud assiduity 10 merit their patronage, ].
having been in the above business w upwards OF 26
years haers hImsefio be enablei give satisfaction
10 nhthoss who may think prof TO uust their work
Chronomeiers Duplex horizontal Patent and detach-
ed Levers, Iepiues 1hdePenden, Seconds, Repeating
Musical Nstches and Musical Snuff Boxes carefully
cleaned sndre2aited. Silver plate and ewelty CAREFUL
!, repaired with neaness aud dispatch. Tutrplt and
foreign clocks Of every description cleaned aud repaired
-. Nov. 8, 1874. 434w, s,-
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tvNE traitor 10 lhem, they due not ehstgs him with
trsasoaio his principles. ,,;g hs
The Dsmoeraey sfo old Psnnsyltahia -shO w.s The
first 70 break the FsdsrAEnes, and Isss he shaul q
victory ,fnr Polk and Dallas, isaa so s,ae5 ID
Nav York aud yrsiniaalway, ready p march 70 The
aud always via tdrOus hen led on BY sueh men
as Wright and Richie. 'ts @~''' h'y9i ss
Michigan: her democracy are always yiciorians aud
must remain iuvincib'e while such democrats Is Gen.
sera Csss lead on her soas to. battle. .2-I
Indiana. lllinns and Missouri. constitute The We,,
wing; and in battle iieysre the Flower Of the gtsar
dsnSSerplic Army. =, s.. -. .''',
This Democracy Of Ohio though they have been
ovefpswered by numbers upon the field Of battle, she
Alwas displays prodisieS Of valor ad ,-
The lone star Of Texas shines brhg', while the sun
Of Ashland has set toIise mMe M ~ ... -
Our worthy, ,aened, and noble hearted csrddas for
Governor David Tod, though defeated by small ma
jHiy, he has by his untrng exerSons in the cause Of
democracy, and his wide spread popularity, which
overcamo majority Of 90 900 votes won for himself a
name ha, will remaiundebly fixed bpon the hearts Of
our citizens, and increase with an impeiuosity that will
carry him riumphauty over all opposition for Governor
in 1876
Thomas w. Dorr;-A martyr to the cause of Demo,
cracy. Though imlnured in gloomy dungeon for up.
holding TIP dOttrine Of the Declaration Of lndepend
ence, be has the Sympa,hes Of mons Of fesmen
Hia prosecutors have received rsbuke in the election
Of Young Hickory which il will be impossible fo
l lat. -
them TO mistake s.. seaas .si e-y H,Ess
John Tyler. President Of the United States. .-Th
only man Of the Wing party who ,dased be honest
Ile,is the man of whom Gen. jackson said, " Than
!. God. we have one honest man leh." Though stigma
lzed by the present generation, history aud possr
will do "jusIcs 10. the msn.i"r iaq s,t
Henry Clay, the thrice defeated candidate; He hu
been triedby jury OF his country tymen aud again fouu
unfit for the office Of President Fton this decso
!, !, there is no appeal oaa i'r ,.rsas gS a' se3ast
James X. Polk, the Young Ilickcrysof Tennesse'
and friend Of Old Hickory. For HE steady devotion
democratic principles, and love Of country the Pedp
i have rewarded him with the highest Office il hs gif
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-21

NJOTlCE is hereby given that a petition will b
In presented to the Commissioners Of TuscarawaD
Conniy at their December session praying for an alter
alton in the County road from shanssgille u Cbsh0s
toh said alteration 70 commence at the stable Of Simtm
Frehoh 10 run thefce an eastern course 10 Joseph Shaf
fers dwelling house; from thence to;Marin Gavvefs
bar and thence to inierseet The Golfer road thence 10
follow the Golfer road N6rlherll course 10 George
HafshmanS cooper shop from thence 10 The said Harsh
mans saw mill; then 70 inlefsec the Cosh0cOn road
and to Yaeate SO much the old road lies between
Simon FFehon's stable and Samuel AllabaugRs town
ship road. S9N&W =
Oct "a lsals.a& s4sAtsas sssA ls,so4 sisa 4
1's& .snaA " wsasR Ts'S'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-21
ELECTIONS.

Nov iha, the election Of James X. Polk is
Gsr.ain.hy large majority, We shall omit Civ
Jog returns 10 detail until the official votes are
published. In The mean time We give con-
Z snsed statement Of The different sIaIosas they
lime in.
The official vote OfOhiO We publish in a.
.tolher column. Uiay's maj IN. Tuscara~a'
\ $50, instead Of 343 as publidhed heretofore
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MONEY WANTED

We are under ihs necessity Of calling 4, our SUBJ
Ieribsts for some money, as We S Just laying ID our
winters supply orpapst and iGk sAll kinds Of pro-
duce will be- taken ias, payment = - 81 49,
COAL WANTtDss TX, h..
Coal vii be taken in payment Eyes at this Office.
ETThOse of our subscrberswh have taken our pa
paper for the campaign and wish it Continued on, will
please inform us. To those wbo have not vet paid The
paper viii be continued and charged accordingly.
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ROAD NOTICE.

.THERE VIII be a petition presented to the Commits
IL sonsrs of Tuscarawas County at their next ses-
sion on lhs first Monday Of December 1874 paying for
the alteration of the road leading from Trenton to Lock
II in said County viz said alerationto commence on
the top Of the hill on Lot Mo- thence along lhe pew
Creek Valley to the foot oi the hill where the said grade
turns West thence South to inersect the old County
road leading fIom Trenton to Lock II;
Oct "a, IS44.-42. 4w. ~ RSs r. 4
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ffAFE undersigned will cffar at Public Sac Sat-
E "uria,ths 23d day of Nuvemb or a. ID, 1914. ,be-
tween Tho hours Of 10 o clock NJ, snd o'clock Pm.
in the town Of Newcumberaud, Tuscarawas couply,
Lot numbered 4QE in the town ef New Philadelphia,
and lot numbered 90 IN The village Of New Cumber-
apd being the properly Of Philip Sner, late of War
febsTownship dee d.. Terms viii be made known on
the day Of sale, by 4 ri y a
- '.l7,as vsa ,.ila I. 8. LAPpIN, Executor
Z Oct 0lih,. A.D.lle4A .,gt 49h
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HAPS ANDCAPSs

NJ HAVE just opened large SssarImenI OF HatA Caps
IL uud Boanets which have been bouShtat The lcw-
prices Tor cash aud will be sold at small advance
from cost. Those Wishing ioI good bs1fsaisss Eill
...,., ~, ..s.,.~ JOHN p. CHAPLIN, !.
New Philad'a Oct. 10. 1914. 3 - - 4 +,
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ROAD NOVICE.

FTHERE will be petition presei,edto The commis-
i sioners Of ruscarawas county d their next Decem-
ber session praying Tor alteration id tile county road
leading from Stewards tavern In Gnadenhulen; said all
tera,ion to commence al The h SAID road
al Siewals tavern; thence with the Coshoeteh rad to
near An,hony Ashsrs barn; iIIsnre 10 inioiSect the
afore ,said Gnadeuhnlien road at near the school
hause in District Number two Of Washington town.
ship, q .g5s-ge azsrasN aa A PETITIONER. %
\ Nov lal. 1874. .t s, E, 43 Nv
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NOfice

T5shcrSty given that the subscriber has taken cut
j. Letters Testameniary with the will annexed ion.
on he estate Of Philip Suer late Of Tpscaaa Coun-
" deceased All persons indebted 10 said Estate ave
hereby notified to settle up within the time pfescrbedeby
law, and ,ss having claims against SAID estate are re-
quested to present them duly authenticated.
j. ISRAEL s. LAPPIN, q
3 Executor.
. d on aoaI 90 A. -t3}H 80 .,SFs .
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asJ DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

~. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NTOTiCE 10 hereby ghen tina, The subscriber has
IN been appointed Adninis'ratr Of The estates of
DANIEL CROSS, LAFAYETTE CROSS, and
ARTELlSSA CROSS. deceased. All persons hpng
indebted to said erIaie requested mike Immediate
payu,ent and ihdat having claims, p present them
legally ptuTen,, within one yeat from this dale.
-: '-soa HANNAH CROSS.
q ri1i IN j. Aiminstrarx.
Nov. 7lh, 18lt--4ya4w --.,...rft.- r..-,-t--t,-
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ri sysa EXECUTRIX NOTICE. = 'a9't4 -
NOTICE is hereby gwen, tina. the suhsrfiber has
In taken out Letters Te$tameniary. with the Will
adhexpd Of the esSte Of PETER HEHN, deceased.
Ali persons being Indebted to said estate requested
to make immediate payment and lhose having caims 70
presen, them legally proven, wi,hnOne ysur from hi.
date. Y'ft .t r.. 1'
Sd, .a, ,., CAROLINE Helm
f.a Is gs., ~. Ill. - IVA Exsculrix.
,Nov. 7ih, ls4A-434w s esa 81.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. -
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen, that the sub. .crbsr has
IN been appninied Administrator Of the estate Of
WILLIAM KEYS, deceased, All ersons being IN
dsbied to sdid estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, snd those having claims, 70 rresept them
legally PROVEN within one year from this daie.'
~ 37',1,' ,e DAVID BRADSHAW. T
5'.'S '-t'+.'' .'t' .'i' 7''t Administrator.
Nov. 7,h. ls44--43,4w W. -s'f
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RHODE ISLAND.

Gives Clay $500 majority. There's where
they imaksit aPeniIentiary offence to uphold
g. NG .vn.a.na,t atgass lsg e.'s4 'r.@tt, ,'
kIeo OVVoInDou| M ~ "A ! ~. 81 -l.- t..f
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ii A. COON. FACE.

Our artist has favored Us with correct dslineaiion
Of the federal coons faces since the election in gen.
ere and on the night Of eur Democratic Celebration in
particular. The one alluded to in the picture, (and
which is pretty fair sPecimsd Of the whols) was OBJ
ssrvad standing at The brtk corner, near the Hickory
pole VIVA. an ohjeot of pity. ''f~'ad si
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-21
ARKANSAS. ~.., ....
Report gives Polk majority of60O0. q
MISSOURI.
ILLINOIS.
MfCBiGAN.

~ WIOIgIuAIVs =
PolRs 6Sajoriy is3,5OO The democrats
have elected every Congressman, every S,ste
State Senator, and ss far as heard from AS
Representatives, and The coons 4.
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Pennsylvania
NEW YORK.

Full returns hom the Empire State make
Polk's maj. 6.OO7. S,las Wrigh,'s maj. for
GOverpo, 10 over $4,000. The abolition vote
is about 10000. .sasa9'g y'sE-,a 70 '.'.' -.
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PLAID SHAWLS
B(IOrS AND ot4ObS

TaHE grsatet vuriey Of Boots and Shoes ever
= brought IL this lUwn have JUST arrived and are
Tor sale cheap" a. the New York Store bE E,,s ~,
New Philad'a Cct. TO- 164A
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GEORGIA,

This State has given Polk and Dallas d ma
jority of"00O.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

In63 counties the ,democr ATTIC mOj 10 66Os
The counties yet TO hear from viii give the
State to Clay. s4 q faa ,s''r7s' s'o- e,.'-.
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VIRGINIA.

Returns from 100 count as give Polk ma
jori,y of4.667. II viii be over 5000. '.'' -
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INDIANA.

AhSr alllhe coon Dragging about.hls State
she has cast her.Voio. fGif Polk and Dallas by
Olpwa,ds Of 1000 majority ,aa i.aIa e.,g
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TENN BssEE.s

The vote eiE this slslsis the closss, ever
kaovn.s The democratic claim i! by 80, and
the vhigS by tho SAME number. Nothing but
the official vote will decide It. = a' ~, ~ (,
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ADMfNfSTRAToRsI' NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE = p
IN been appointed Administrator of the estate Of
JOHN o. COREY, deceased. All persons heing in
debted TO said esole are requested make immediate
payment, and thossy having CLAIMS 10 present them
legally proven, within one year from this date.
\. -tEts f,r JOSHUA COREY,
~ ,..., ss.5ess -. Administrator.
Nov. 7,h 1874 43-dw ..,. -
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PUBLIC SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
L. been appointed administrator of the estate Of ia
ceB BARKER deceased All persons being indebted u
said estate are requested TO make immefate payment
and those having claims present them legally proven
within one year from this date.
- PHILIP MILLER AIm'r
~ November IL, ls44, 4w | is UE
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MEDTCAL NOTICE"
NOTICE.

There will be an adjourned mseling OF the Tuscara.
was County, Medical Society on "WEDNESDAY, Dec 3,
I'd .atCanal Dover. go ss5s es.l n. I'spfll p
AgehsraI attendance qf,ie. Physicians Of The COun-
D. RICHARDS, seo'y.
Nov. 81, 1914. .. y, -s.,.q (,
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1Somo Of the fedaraists threatened 10 prevent thS
Democrats from using The streets the svsnps:Of The
Democratic Celebration, bu. whsn they saw the'un,s>
ri6ed democracy pouring in, the men of siot hands
and brave hearts, they quaed with fssr, slunk into
their holes and the Demosrals had Tho town to them
selves, to celebrate as they though, proper,
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ayp MASSACHUSETTS. .y j.
This old federal state has given Clay : ma:
jOr,y Ofl4,DO,S 81 I{tfFEt%
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HL.t IA 's
death TO me-, --..
Native AmeriesnI.S. n, nos Chs,.b .,d s,,. r,,,v
the chlld of religious and political intolerance sud the
bride Of Whiggety; l.,.l s''$5 !, d ''
what will Uncle Jacksdn sayT' 133 :
n Polk' going Home next March, ..,., -
Polk will no, get vOn schiae 10 de UnOn--aO vOn."
( lnsIwas an expression made use of BY John Hildt
Canal Dover ts deesals f9m 'hls district a''er
- = 'suInea nome rom the baltimore wing coH'sH
y ss@S SS'$,! ~ IS
~ SfGt M ,a.sa, ITT''"Ns 'e--''s'
The n.uoc,,,, of N.,r W.. c,, L. .s
= Wbgesrv and n.,;,s;.m ',,omh;n.d y
H ,r"Df ~ i.IfEJ s5I.s37!.. '.i',
Agriculture needs no protection, ss-w .a
Psnu,yy.ni, Z don', wan, M. Blow Stay, esn
nA,s ,o b,v., R.,,hl;c ,v;ho,, :. RAIL =. ~.
without repubIici" " Polk
/, r. III. r,ouo,v ,a ,oon,,, "a Na,,- a,.aN
5,h 1874.
.F1'1 r
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
HORSE STOLEN,

STOLEN on Wednesday night The 9th, Noy'f, iIom
the stable Of he subscriber living in Wayne township,
Tuicara was Counly near the road leading from Shanss
vile to Winesburg on Whlnut creek, ~. ..r.S
80 "A DARK BROWN HORSE s 4
about II hands high II years old last sing heavy and
square built for working with star in his foiehesd.
heavy name and tail, shod the fore feet, and with
hind feet slightly inclined inward, aud mspe warn some
with collar. reward of50 dollars will be gwen tor
the discovery Of the horse and thief Ten doaSs TO any
person who will giyo sLch information as may lead to
hs discovery ofthe horse, also liberal frusyd for s
reurn.-Npx. 7th, 1874. JOHN FUNK.
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LOUISIANI
TRNTUGKY.

KENTUEk f.er e,.t =
Returns enough 10 give the State to Clay
Nv 9of1 .si& alfz:a e siot j~2 - nl'f" F' tf@
- - q l.ssl - q .s....a .4..i sas +.-.s q,
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Nov. 7h, Ie44 -43-4w
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ATOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
lN;been appointed Administrator of ihe estate Of
CHRISTOPHER W.sWiSsELMAN deceased. All
petsous heng indebted TO The said are requested
make immediate payment, and those having claims, 10
present them legally proven, within one year from this
date. -.
GEORGE BUGHER,
~, Administrator,
Nov. 7,h 1B4i-43-4w
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Sept. 80, as44. SO 4w. ~4'" 80 '2's|'
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Nov. 7h, is4l,-4s-4w
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AUCTION SALES.
ny ItIuN ~. tsN.t!Jty.

NJ EAST CORNER or BALTIMORE AND CHARLES. sra.
Entrance on Charles strect)
q tAEA LOGUE SALE OK CHRTSTHxAS
~ PRESLNTS, sc. &c. &c. win be cold on
WEDNESDAY, ttO-mOnpw) MORNING, Dec lsth
az ~ O'Clock; without regard to weather at WrigAts
CITY auction Saloons, some 400 lots Of American
English, German, French, Swiss and Belgian Fancg
Goods. All of which will bG arranged, marked ans
numbered as per catalogue. / name in part Gold
and Silver Lever Watches; Gold fine SGT Breast Pin.
Cold Lockets; MeGali0ns; Amythst Necklaces; Cold
ringer Kings, some with costly SETS; Fancy Rnsg
wood, Mahogany, Sattnwood. and other furnished
and unfinished Ladies Toilet, Work and other Box
es; French Porcelain aud Bohemia China Vases;
Mantle Time Pieces; ditto Ornaments.
Some 30 splendid Leather Travelling Trunks yery
SUPERIOR and were not intended to have been sold 81
auction
Together with fine Table, Desk, and Pocket Cut
lCry, heavy plated Candlestcks, stub and twist Eng
lish and Belgian Guns aud Pistols, SC. &c
Together with immense quantity of Goods, az
Toys, Tnnkels, &c. SC. not here enumerated, bun
will be described on the Catalogue.
JI3a All of which will be arranged by : O'Clock on
the morning Of sale, when catalogues can be had and
the goods may be inspected.
E5-Salc positive and no reserye-to cover 2dvla-
ces and close cnnsgnments.
QG- Terms cash, par money.
JOHN Il. WRIGHT, Auct'r,
n. corner Charles and Batiuore-sts.,
tlf-2t Entrance on Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-17
RECEIVED rHIs .,Ay-A

san2 RECEIVED THIS .sAY-A large
MTYA stock OF Gold aud Silver WATCHES of the
L. .S finest Workmanship and for qsalty cannot he
fs..-essurpassed Received direct from a friend in
IN ope, who has selected them with great care -
Those In want Of good Watch are respectfully in
yitei TO examine them at my store.
GAgRlEL D, CLAR&'S, No. Water ST,
% Fronting Cheapsiae, I3alt.