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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
uKANUrnr NoTrCn

rhe State Of oo TuseNrswas county, ~ lathe oon. o.
benjamin sweveland Admit o. Tue es'aeS GonnOn aIsa''
Il sumuel Shall wa. In CHANekRf' Z
Thomas simOnVOn and Money Rswis and,
others. s ~ ssii,.,,,,,o,
CNHoMAs slmon.cn sad Nancy nls wie
George Ilempser havld heIzsah Jonn rsa.,
David Burnet, Charles Whitman paV'u Mn Ri,sv
Romlg, Martin Keller John n heh fpa ,sa. sYi, a n
hereby notified that on M SS,n & y sx !" me mid
ls4S the ecmpnan. MED MS uul y Ip, ,SS lie aid
court on the ehaneery sue eeo. sum that d
Nancy was the widow OF san9ue snu % O"ont,y Of per
Shut sho'I time before ms W W af setg
sona property amounting 70 ~ id slml tlr said
that about two weeks aver ue y, o aSsSng peron
Nancy, ten MS waow aus ~ the ssd Samuel shvD
property beeHg,ns s ~, .sd Nancy received payment
amounting ll2 So.a aa aaS ..s" syceo,inr few dol
for The whole o. oS. Q, s ssnns and CONTROL and
lars but that ius wpco eee a, sna loaned % th said
that tno Whole %ss me or soS Droceads that with Of
'v a. ,or nm note o. dollars signed BY John and
said money she 'oOE up my 81 an i.e for Wagon
george Is DOse ~ er Indemnity for said 25 dollars;
and reane saa noS 10 10 aS Nscy nterarried with the
tha. about nd ,S" mmednteIy after aid mar,
u .n% s"onton look possession of ali said pocees of
sale az wen eash as n ,as notes were were M wh said
Ia liz
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Notice.

John G, shetod and Parker s. HaycocN, Hannah Ann
Larkin HayeOck tlaycock, Lemue P.MaycSEcs, IA Ssas
Benjamin Hayc6ss Thompson his.wife, .hle widow
deceased Ds 8 of Benjamin Haycock deceased
Parker 8. ltIaycock (sSs,
= ct ais.
Won will take notice that wchsve filed our petition
= in the Office ofibe Clerk ofNiAe Counof Common
Pleas ofTusearpwas County State oOhio in which Pc
tition you are made parties defendlnt The petition
sets forth that Benjamin Eaycock in his ehne TO wiz
on The 29lh day o5Jan. A. 1893 entered into writ.
ten contract with Levi Jenkins BY which he sold sad
Jenkins part Of the East quarter Of section iwoAy
one, inlTownship fifteen Of range seven containing l6
acres and 64.OO Of an acre. that the said Jenkins BY vr'
tue Of said agreement entered into possession Of said pro-
perry, and has fully complied en- his part. with all ti'
spnaons in said contract &c. The prayer Of the PEI
ton Il that the Court at lie next term may order th'
paiionevs 10 make deed 10 said LsVi Jenkins, tor h'
ond in tha petition described in The same manner tina
the said Benjamin Haycoek,! would have beenl beef
eO'"D = = E. R. ECKLEY
Attorney for Petitioners
January 1 lsM 5l3w tss 9s-tt
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EATLORING.
WIN f. NEEl.Y .

p Especially informs his friends and the public ge
AN eraly, t\he has opened shop In the East room oS
tile Cour, House, ormerly occupiea as an Office by Judy
esq., New Philadelphia where he intend'o carry on
iness In the most pproved style.
'."f COATS VESTS, RANIAIooHSi,S
and all other ae his line business pads IN the moe
fashionable style apain and suhs'aniq manner 70 sun
the farmers Of hepniry, and at prices 20 ~ 'he harahe OK
the times. r-f '' NJ
CUTTING Of all fnds done on the ana mosV
reasonable terms. N I4Ss -lts
The LATEST FAsiiASs WILDE regularly reeged from tho
East. Cou nty PrOd,fe will be taken In nymeht ofwoHk
| May ,l843. ,19-g. .
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

Dr.. George FELIX'S Family 11Per'ent lf,iftS.
AR. FELIX, Of Youngstewn Westinorhand cosnty, Pan
woud most respectfully neop the public that Inc lIas
made one of the most important discoveries IN medicine ever
kuon and which will he regarded l@Featter as iermS an
eD0th In the art Of heaffng t., ts....L s -s 10, .Tt
In bilious disorders the effect of Me uove named Tll s
wonderful It the ytated ahd acrd BILE promcles
Ia healthy secretion or the liver, and soon restores that ALL
imponn ylscus to natural condition aud wiFoese &C.
,ivtv In complaints Of the stomach, rs particularly yaua
be Itceanses II OF all morbid and PeTnclous mater, IN.
creases the Appetite and through the stomach gNes rome ana
RoF to the whole system 1t acts etctuay IN diseases OF
te Liver and Gall vessels, rousing tre Liver % neay
action yjolent colds Will remove like charm Likewise
fever and Dysentery Will yield opne or two Doses
THE abates and all other diseases OF the urinary organs
will be cured by the cf this medicine without any nox
ious eects In the diseases Of children they VIII be highly
beneficial especially during tho time they are getthg 'ee'h
al wlAch time infants suffer most,
In the use OF this medicine Intention need be PAID 10
diet nor shoud there be any dread OF exposure 10 lie wea
! ther.j - ,, ,,,,,n =,
ducea Numbers of gentlemen Of responsibility and taen
have used tese pins, and all unite in rendering praise 10 h
safe. nowertu and wonderful eatholicon.
The following certificate Of eminent physician and now
pteacher Of the Gospel win show The excceney OF thei
eaicacy on the system particularly in bilious dSeases
| =, MApELs MItIs, Greene Co PAD
'.1 w" February 9th, 1913.
nm a. FE.Ix slr--Having obtained few boxes OF you
Family Aperen Pills. and having been In the regular prac'
lice Of Medicine for 10 yeufshough now engaged as a
nerha Minister Of the Methodist r. Church, hereby Ger
y that in bilious diseases they are decidedly e ses' r
have ever sed they have been partially successful In Dsen
ta and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are al liberty
make any use Of this certificate you may think proper'
l. e., Yours with respect,
n.uhese pus ara prepared only by DR.. GEO, FELIX,
Westmoreland County Pa with directions 70
}thcir use TTsxE HAsDDILLs with each AGENT
AGESTs-F. Collier Bolivar; c. w. Speaker, Sandy
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FAS ASRIONABLE Y.aJhORlNG.

!. .faSEPH w. NEwBURG. wOuldrsspectfuy inform his old
and the pabc ngenera that lie carres on theAbot
business a Its various branches on Factory Street. ou
side whee he may at all times be found to attend "a
all work intrued him lie fatters bissfk wbe done d.
rabe neat and onabe as can he done In the country lie
intends at all meo keep his employ good competent work
men, and his means receive the Fashions amply provided
or. ~ n
To accommodate his ends in the country he wi take uOa
ly all kisds Of country ps6Nse 10 ss. tssf'
Dover Aug. l9, 1S4l
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The cheapest and best Medicine in The World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FANTE T1Y PILLS.

yvpHESE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at ~
u cents box, Just one half what they have usually
been pod at and each box contains, as much incidence
md as good as Motifs or Bandreths 25 cent boxes-
This reduction is made 10 correspond with the present
low pressure times, and BRING the medicine within me
reach ofevery family. As these pills have been sold
for number of years in the Western Statesthey need
nothing said in the form Of an advertisement 70 recon-
10 testify that they are the best Family Medicine
the public We say 10 all who are no. vel
Sssasse pills for they are safe under all circumstance
and conditions ofife, asheY never deb;dte or weaker
but strengthen the whole system. For sale IN New
PhiIadelphiaby ~ ChAfiN q hoDA'
Also in all ihe principal towns thrcughoutih
NA''o - a5f.f. Sl- = 306
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TO THEsPUBLIC.
q dndiatxr ct altcro pars, q

" AhdIasH d GueT6 PGrS,
TINE undersigned Joseph Steineau and DoOtcI Gas
i iayus Clay of New Philadelphia have recently
had personal quarrel and difficulty, sand whilst under
the influence Of excitement and passion the undersigned
has made use oflanguage derogaoy 30 the character n-
egity and skill Of saidl Gus,ayuS Clay as Phyacian
and calculated 10 njsre him in his Uusnes': The uAder
signed now hereby reuacs and takes back all such Ian
guage 90 BY him used with reference 10 said Clay e
he end Thai he may 10 no wise be injured in bis said
good name Iamo and credit - physician, or Otherwise
by anything the undersigned has said concerning him
said Clay The ondersigned agrees that hereafter he
will use no more such language in reference 10 said
Clay nor will beluudersgnod in consideration ef thC
neeocia,ons and settlement this day made with sai1
Clay ever hereafter sue or in any manner prosecute
said Clay I'M in any suit action for or on account
any language heretofore used or uttered by said Clay
touching or referring Sarah Steneau wife Of the 1GaN
JOSEPH STElNEAU
Attest J. D. CUmMEs.
January IS, 1874
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
( FA CORY. rs.

GEORGE IT. DOLL, q Co, respectfully inform the pubic
they have opened shop in the long budug oppose
the Market house in NEW PHILADELPHlA,f fer the pu
pose Of manufacturing
COPPER, TIN g. SHEET IRON WARE,
which they viii sell for CASH. exchange for Country pro
any ether establishment of the Ohio
River. ttf.., ltt
JOB WORK done in the best manner on the shortest no
ice and most reasonable terms.
ROM PEWTER 4 COPPER taken in exchange for work
New Phila. March 23, 1843, s9 - ~.
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HATTERY

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
~ Dover, wOnld inform the citizens Of Iuscarawas
Comfy, that he still continues carry on ths Hating
business in all its various branches. His workman.
ship shall be Of the 6rst quality, hoping thereby TO re-
ceiye liberal share Of patronage. ~
NIB. Allkilas of country PRODIGY, taken in -eS
chQnse cit worh OF outstanding
Pes, 10, ls4e.
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Uhrihtville, Augu,t;s, 1913.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DocToN WIN. t. P4rTERsoN AEDIiA. Barker take
this oppOuniy ofinforming the public that thoy have
located NImselyes at the ~" %
I " FALLS or SUGARCREEK, eI
where they're ready to attend to all calls in the line o.
their profpui they will be found at the above mentions
ed place uaRs called away professional seryiceT
t' fR43 &C - afp
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FWAsHTNG GTONIAN
4 a HOTJSE. o7

The proprietor Of the Washngtonan House would
respectfully inform his friends and the public in genera
that he has opened the above houss in the town ~
UHRICHSVILLE, TUSCARARAS. COUNTY q
for the accommodation Of travellers &c. upon pure co
toateY principles. No pains will be- spared 10 render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with CALI aad 10
hopes by strict attention to business TO make the WASH
|ingtonial House worthy ofsupport. His TABLE WI
at all times be supplied with the best the country esD
afford AMI his STABLE with plenty Of proyender :aa1
carefully attended. .......,. y.
Uhrih$ville, August;s, 1913. 3i1
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.RIackSlnithing.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
ofYord Township and vicinity that he has commenced
the above business in all its various branches Wagons
Buggies and vehicles Of all descriptions roned on the
shortest notice. and most reasonable TERMS Edge Tools
Of all kinds made n the mos, substantis manner and
warranted good-including cooper's ADDE'S, drawing
knives broad axes. &C., = 80 '" i
T Shop a, Frances Gurnets on Stone Creek Road
miles froin New Philadelphia
November 2, l643. -ly
= f.3 JOHN C.. HERRIMAN,
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Notice

rs hereby given that a: my instance, on attachment
/ was his day issued BY John luey, Justice o. the
Peace of Goshen township, Tuscarawas eonnlY Olo'
against .be property and effects Of John sel
ident Of said county. 3. = enNnrsc,,
Dated III January, 1874, 4zaw.
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rKosPEcTu II PR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE
Nov.M, sas.
fiEuD IN LEXINGTON, KEETvGkH, " q
ssn RKy. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Of Beth

fiEuD IN LEXINGTON, KEETvckH, " 4
Between Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL ofBesh'
I ANY, Va, and Rev. NJ. RICE. SfParis, Ky.
On ths .foItOpNg propositions, sia: %
la. The immersion in water of proper subject, into
the name of the Father. the Son, and yhe Holy Spirit
is the one only apostolic ot ChlislAh Baptism. Mr.
Campbell gtfnns-- Mr. Rice denies. !;
Cd. Tie infant Of abeieying parent 10 scrlptufal
sabject Of baptism. Mr.Rice gtFrs--Mr. Campbell
deRies w
Sd. Christian Baptism Is FOR the remission OF past sla'
Mr.. Campbell atirms- Mr.. Rice dnYs
4,h. Baptism IS 10 administered ghly ~ bishop or
ordained presbyter. Nh Rice g6iIm' Mr. CamPoe'l
denies. @ !
5th. In conversion and sanctiffdtion the spirit Of
God operates or persons only through the word oil truth
Mr.. Campbell affirms-Mr Ricd denies.
6AI Human creeds, as bonds union and commlF-
nipn are necessarily hergcai ard schismaacoi' MI
Campbell atirns-MT. Rice deRie'.
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SI1uff and Cigar

iepi'sl & MANbk,HCIORI.f g@fif {
An kinds Of CigGrS Snuff and Tobacco for sale
Wbolesalo and Reiaillht gscs
az cANAL DOVER OHIO 81
Shop removed 10 the building lately occupied az The
~ 80 JOhN'B BEXs !
Jul, aOa,, leas. s' -, & 6R
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CABINET MAKING.
NEW FIRM. f.'

GRAHAM ~ CLUUSE, =. i
XX7 OULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have commenced the
above business in oil its branches, Factory Street.
few doors North Of Welty g. HaJden's store, e..
CANAL DOVER, OHIO, g.
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CABINET WAEE .ofihe best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. e. A-
They hope by strict attention to business 10 receive
portion Of the public patronage. +. Pa. -.
N D. They will take Lumber in exchange Tor Fur
niture.
Dover, Jan. 12,Ils43. 52T ''
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MONUMENTS
HEAD AND FOOT sToNI

BUILDING STONES; In short oil descriptions Or stosf
work made 10 ORDER Of the best MATERIAL Snd tic nAaec
ossblo style. Shop on Factory treel, door vest
sirrlutr and BowerNs Shoe ana Leather slOre
EIflVTBHnR. e
povst, Oct 20! le4S .@1ff " iS@
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two American Bible Societies.
pElder Boswsrth, of Campoell's order, will com.
mepce preaching in this place. on Friday February Pad
Jan T6, 1874.
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We ministers ofthe Methodist Epis. Church, cheer
fully recommend the above work. V
< II. Bascon. B. II. McCown, W. H. Anderson
J. L. Kemp, 'Thos. Lynch.
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stone Cutting.

TWNHE subscriber respectfully informs The tuzenp o. Cana
u Dover New Philadelphia, and the cO,ly genorahf
that he las commenced the above business sv,
where he intends carrying 1t on IN all lis various bDE n
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We tmiHsers Of The same Charch with Mr.. Rice,
cheerfdlly reeepmend the above work.. :. :.
Jas. X. Burch, Jacob F.. +. Price, Juo H. Brown. N
H. Hail, J. d, Mathews, Jno. F. Coous, J. G. Sim
rail- J.J. Bullock. ~. Montgomery, Wn,, d. Jones
r. C. Gruudy, D. S.Tod, w. Allen, John Watt
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We ministers Of the sine Church with Mf. Camp
bell cheerfully recommend the work:
lanes Fishback, Jamts Shannon, John Smith, a
Raines, l.. L. Pinkerton ]. T. Johnson B. F: Hall
Wma Alorton, D. S.sBurnst A. Kendricks J. f. SheP
ard.r III ,G .B u
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STATISTICS.
LIGHT HOUSE IN THE SKIES.


When Mr. Adams was President, hc
recommended to Congress an appro-
prIaIlon Tor the erection of O National
Observatory, at Washington. This re-
commentator in tho indiscriminats
warfare, which was then waged, was
assailed with extreme bitterness as a
dangerous stretch. Of constitutions pow
er' Mr.. Adams in hiS message had
spoken Of the proposed observatory, as
light house in the skies This uni
que phrase was at once caught up BY the
Jackson orators and debators, with John
Randolph at their head, and banded
about in every form Of ridicus and de-
nunciation. The project was finally
abandoned in the VandaI spirit that
then rSgnsd. and not since been re-
Vived.
Some seventeen or eighteen year,
have elapsed and we find Mr. Adams al
the age Ol four score, travelling q thou
sand miles from home, to assist in lay.
ing the corner stone Of sn observatory
an the banks Of the OHIO. He Uaverss'
region which had rung with charges
Of cOaInion--corruption- bribery, and
10 everywhere received 10 profound re
spect, without distinction Of party. He
arrives at a city, where his name haC
once been a by word OF reproach. and it
entire population throng tho streets tt
bid him welcome. The wise the gooC
and the grsa:, all Of every rank cIasi
and pursuit, delight 10 do him hocor -
ln the presence Of thousands, he luyst tbs
corner stone of The Observatory, anC
dedlcates ii TO science, virtue and pos.
terily; he speaks Of the history o! as.
trcnomicaI Sclsnce--ol modern discove.
ries founded on protractsd observation
- Of the benefits that have accrued II
our country and race-of tho snDobIlnt
character Of the celestial Mudos an,
warming as he speaks, with flashing ant
emphatic voice, he pronounces tho oI,
cry "a light house in the skies" 10
Slantly there went up TO Heaven, one
universal burst Of applause, from the
whole vast assembSgs. The old man il
at last vindcated - Detroit Courier.