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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George Fei1's Family Apsrisat Pills.
IR, FELIX of Youngstown, WesmOrelahd county, Pa,
n would most respectfully inform the public that he has
of the most important discoveries in medicine
known, and which will be regarded seaer forming
epoch in the art Of healing.
In bilious disorders the effect of he above named pill Is
wonderful. the vtiaed ahd acrid bile, promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver and restores that all
important to natural condition and whOesme nc.
tvy. In complaints of the stomach is particularly valua
be II cleanses II OF all morbid and pernicions matter, In
creases the appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
vigor the whole system 1t acts etctuay in diseases OF
the Liver and Call vessels rousng the Liver to healthy
action violent colds will remove like clarn Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysenery will yield tc one ortwO doses
The Dabaes and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cured by the use of this medicine without any
ous effects. In the diseases of children ey will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most. ,,,,,t .
In the use of this medicine attention need he paid to
diet should there be any dread Of exposure to he wea
TEsTIMoNIALs OF THR BEST KIND can can be aad
duced Numbers of gentlemen Of responsibility and alens
have used these pills. and all unite in rendering praise to i
safe, powerful and wonderful catholicoI. ,, .t,,
The following certificate of eminent physician, and
preacher of the Gospel will show the exceency Of their
efficacy the system, particularly in bilious diseases
M1IrEti;s' Mitiis, Greene Co ,Pa,3
DR. @. FELIX, sir-Having obtained few boxes of your
Family Apeent Pills. and having been IN the regular prac-
tce Of Medicine for 10 years-hough engaged
tineraat Minister of the Methodist p Church, hereby
THY that bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
have ever used they have been partially successful in Dysen
ary and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any use of this certificate you may think proper.
Yours with respect, s..
P. II. LAIsHLEY, MI.
nrThese Pills are prepared only by DR. GEO. FELIX, at
Young sown. Westmoreland County Pa, with directions for
their use. GTsEE HASDBlLLs with each AGENT.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
Eanm The Ii3o .ton bailu Tins.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PlLLo'
or all the public advised medicines Of the day. we know OF
name Tint we can more safely recommend the ills that flesh
is than the pills that sold at the depot Of the North
Americas College Of HEALTH 1893 fremont street, Boston,
we know Of where they used In families
III the highest sasacon and noonger ag than Yesterday
we heard an eminent physician recommend them In high
There used to he great rePugnance to the use Of QUACk
medicines astheY are all indscmnaelY iermed but II was
mainly ewing to the regular NJ DIS constantly den0snens
them II he are however becoming liberal in this res
pec and the that good Vegetable medScnes are
now more extensively nsee than formerly
E1tract of a letter from Washington City
Mr. WIN WRIoHr-Dear Sr-You will have tile kindness
forward me as soon as possible two three gross Of the
ndan Vegea pills. The sales have Tor the last two months
increased rapdY those who buy, generally earkng "hat
hey are the best bs theI haye ever uSed and my opinion
that heY will III short time supercede all others in this
city. koBEhI FhhNhhm'
Washington city, D. g.
F:ona the Phid. Saturday Erening Post.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. ,..
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining great ceny
In New England as well other parts OF tile uned states.
The a,op of persons defraud the public by the sale OF
sRu rous articles meets with general rerrobation Mr. WrSht
an ndefagabe business man. and shows an army OF
by the medicine which Warrant confidence In the virtue Oh MS
intan vegetable P1fs.
CHAPLIN l. RoBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscarsw-
as county, Ohio
A. b. 'Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, 40 DO
r. P. LATER, sandyville, do do
CHRISTIAN Weehel, Zoar do do
Ritter, SMsluif & Sterling, Canal Dover, do %
Thomas Sargent, Shanesve, do do u
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocton, Coshocton county, Y.
A. RenfeId & Co Keene, do do
Samuel Humuckhouse & Co., Lewisville, do do
Daniel Kigors & Co., Cadz, Harrison CO., o.
Atkinson s. Hilbert, Hatrisonvills, do do
lana Is l843.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
StOTie'' Cutting.

TWNE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Can0
u Dover New Philadelphia, and the county generally
hat he has commenced the above business In Canal Dover
where he intends carrying in all its various bfaneAsS.
.l... ... MONUMENTS,
HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
BUILDING STONES; in short all descriptions Of stOne
work made 10 ORDER Of the hest matea nnd in The nntos
possible stys Shop Factory street. one door west
.;r,' q. TRUNBEHR.
psver,oct. 26 1s4S; r ff sNio.s n Sm9
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING

FHNHTUWH BLE THILUR7WG
TosEPH W. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform his old
friends and the that be carries on the above
business in all its various branches Factory Street. South
Side, where he MAY at aI times be found to attend to
al work irerused him He fatte himself it wbe done as du
abe neat and fashionable he done in the country Ne
Intends at all times keep in his employ good competent work
his means 10 receive the Fashions sampy provided
or. ... I.I.''.. r .
TO accomddate bis friends IN the country he wi near
all kinds Of couStfy pfodacs..
DoVefAug. 10, 184l ". E". 1879
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
ROAD NOITCE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pet tim viii he pre-
~ sehted to The trustees of Bucks iownship IN the
2Olh day of May IS44 praying for the oca,ror Of
township road commencing at The House Of Philip
miner and Nicholas Eichenlaub's wheelright shop, in
said township; from thence 10 Ie house Of Philip Roth:
and from thence along the township line to nersec the
road running from Evans creek to Dover past William
Gorslnds es near as their interest and convenience
necessarily require the location of SAID road
NICHOLAS EICHENLAUB.
PHILIP ZIMMER. Pstrs
Apiill5, 1874. l44t$
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Abraham Deardoff
for the use Of
Almon Savage In CHAHcERt.
vs..
,,o. G.. ~

The said George Aston is hereby notified that on the
18th day OfMarch, A. D. D.le44, said Abraham DeardOf
fled in the clerks Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Tuscarawas County. Ohio, bill in Cbancery against
hm he object and prayer ofwhch said bill is that said
abraham Deardorff may obtain decree Of said Court
or the use of Almon Savage, against said George AS
ton orihs specific performance Of certain article Of
greemsnl made and entered into by and between said
Deardorff and said Aston the eleventh day Of May
eighteen hundred and forty two, for the conveyance BY
said Dsardor 10 said Aston Of certain tract Of land in
said article OfagreemeDt described ndlhatin default Of
land of said Aston be sold and that the sum due SAID
Deardor under and by virtue Of said agreement be paid
the proceeds orhe sale Of said land which said bill
will be for the hearing pi said Court at lis next term
BELDEN CRAIG 4 BELDEN.
=. ...-. .... .....g. Soils. for ColnprL
March 81, l744. ii CIV.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

TIME subscriber having at the las, term fthe Coutt
i Of Common Pleas taken out Letters of Admins
aton with thd W annexed Of the Of Jane Thompson
desased all peses having claims against said estate
quesed present them duly proved for settlement and all
those indebted are notified to settle up Immediately.
JOHN ARMSTRONG. Adm :.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty davs from
~ this date petition will be presented to the lrus-
tees Of the township OF York, in the County of Tus-
carawas praying for the location Of atownshp road.
cohmbncpg at the end of Jacob Beavers lane at the
line in said township 10 run from thence The nearest and
hest route t the hrJee Lot No. 10 owned b, Judge
Blake from Ihence the nearest and hest route 10 tho
big road from New Philadelphia to Evanshurg.
ISAAC BEAVER, pstr.
April II, 1874 $I3 sod
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02

TTHE subscriber having at the late term Of the Court
l. OF Common Pleas, taken out Letters Of Admins
iraon tie estate Of Christian Techman deceased, all per-
sons having ca said estate requested present
them duly proved for settlement, aa those indebted 10 the
sstate are notified tosettle up Immediately.
PlllDlP sCMIDT, Admir-.
March "a, 1874.
TENHE Subscriber having the last Term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, taken Letters of Administration on
the estate Of Margaret Rainsbeger deCeasc all persons ha
vnsc against said estate requested to present
duly proven for settlement ana St0sc indebted the CO.
tae are notified 10 settle up Immediately
GEoRGD RAiNsBERGER;- Adnihara,or
March &c, 1874
HTNHE subscriber having last term Of the Couu Of
Common Pleas, taken out Letters of Aduinsration nm
the estate OF Joseph Hu deceased all persons having
claims against said etatS requested present them duly
proved f0rseen and all those indebted to the estate are
n0tihedtOSettIe up Immediately.
JOHN wYCoFF, Admir-
FuNHE subscriber having the last OF the Court Of
II Of Common FIeas taken Letters of Admnsr alton
on the estae Of Nelson Payne deceased all persons having
Claims against said requested present them duly
proved for Settlement and all those indebted 0te esute are
notified TO settle up Immediately,
o sesl,t JOSEPH DUGAN Adm'.
HWNHE subscriber having the last term Of the Court Of
- Common Pleas, taken out Letters Of Administration on
be estate Of Robert Teri deceased persons having claims
against salA estate are requested to- present them duly proved
for settlement and all those indebted the estate are notified
, 10 settle up Immediately.
SAMUEL TUCKER, Admir-.
BH9HE subScrber having at the last OF the Court OF
= Common Heass taken Letters of Administrators on
the estate Of David Steiner, deceased all ertoHs having
claims against said estate requested present them duly
proved settlement all 10 the estate arc
notified 10 settle up Immediately.
..sf WILLIAM sHEA1t, Admir-.
March 26. 1914 -s.a,..
s-
BB CHhpcr b having tnelAst term Of The Court Of com
PeRs, taken out Letters Of AdmlnrTatiOn with the
WIN aDReIed the estaIeof Daniel Carpman deceased
parsons having claims Sgain aad requested 10 pre-
hen duly proved for settlement a all persons indeb
tsa loille estate notified see up lnmcd inipy.
SAMUEL CARPMAN, ,Adm' r.
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THE DEBATE
HELD IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY,
Between REV. ALEXANDER Campbell, of Beth
any, Va, and Rev. N, L. RICE, of Paris, Ky.
On the following propositions, Uiz:
1st. The immersion in water oft proper subject, into
the name of The Father the Son, and the Holy Spirit,
is the one only apostolic Chisuan Baptism. MIR.
Campbell atrms-Al Rice denies.
Cd. The infant of believing parent is scriplural
subject Of baptism. MIR. Rice gbsrms-Mr Campbell
denies.
Sd Christian Baptism is for the remission Of past SINS
Mr. Campbell q6rms- Mr. Rice denies.
4th. Baptism IS 10 administered only by bishop or
ordained presbyter Mr.. Rice q6'rmS Mr.. Campbell!
denies.
5th. In conversion and sanctifcation. the spirit Of
God operates or persons only through the word OF truth
Mr.. Campbell afirms-Mr. Rice denies.
9Th. Human creeds, as bonds of union and commu-
nipn, are necessarily herellcal and schismalca. Mr.
Campbell q6rms-Mr. Rice denies.
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NOTICE
Willism Sharp rI-
cs. DNORcE.

r. Eve Sharp
TINE said Eve ShsrR is hereby roiisedthal en- The
4 9Th day of Mst6h, A d. le44 sad William
Sharp filed in The Clerks Off Of the Cuurt of Cum
men Pleas, in the county Of 1usraraw@ and State Of
Ohio, petition sgainst her praying therein for di.
vorce-and for cause, alleging. gross neglect Of duty
&c. sSid petition viii s for hearing at ha uaSt srm
Of said court BELDEN CRAIG & RELDEN
April 4, le44 2w Sols for rsrr
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
Road NoTtor.

NJ Office hereby given that petition will be presented
~ 10 the Commissioners of Tuscaawas County Ohio
their June session praying for the location Of county road.
commencing school house the farm Of Jacob LivegoOd
in Perry township thence the and best route TO Absa,
om Jonsions sawm thence the and best route to
ntersect Port Washington road where the line between
George Akin aud VIM. Ellot's land crosses said road,
A PETITIONER,
March 10TH 1914 HAT
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-02
CLOVER SEED

A few bushels Of clean clover seed for sale by,
IA JOHN P CHAPLIN,
/. New Piiiladelplhs7 Feb. q 1874. 7ly (
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
VOL. 5O...-NO. 10.

II frii mvseif constrained 10 take immedid"
bold, and decided ground AGAINST 1T"
lie, us hear no more then, abou, Mr. Cluy's favor
ing gradual emancipation, until he meets VIM
an essential change Of mind. The very idea Is
ridiculous
ASIAN Aboilionis, requests me TO refresh my
self with reading Mr. CIays speech on Abolition
Petitions would reeiproca,e the request and de-
sire him 10 mark the striking passagessuch as tho
following
al Know" says Mr. Clay, 'thcre is visionary
dogma which holds thu, negro slaves cannot be
the subjects oipropcrty shall no, dwell long
with this speculative abstraction. That prop
crty sehieh the lGr DECLARES 10 be property.
Two hundred years Of Legislation have sanctioned
and sANcrlrIIp negro Slaves MS property"
| merly ailude to the circumstance that Mr..
CLAY, on a more rcccn, OCCASION, refused to eman-
cipa,c his Slaves in order 10 show The fact that he
had not changed his opinions on that subject SINCE
his declare sentiments in 1889. Admitting 1t was
Iimpoite or discour,eous in Mr.. Mendenhall to
} to ask Mr. Clay in the name Of a large body OF
Freerncn whom he represented to lbcrate his
slaves at that purticuar time still it does not alter
the fact that he did then, and always has repsed
TO liberate them. But how ii could be "mos'
contemplate insult' to ask man. at any tune,
to do right and fosalsqh his sins Gan Abol't'on''t
r has not pretended to show us. Neither has he IN
J. formed us how "contcmplible" it appears to tell
a man while pleading III behalf OF outraged human
;ty, bythe rery man who is guilty OF tho outrage
Go home and mind your o,cn business"
S If the 'wbig, party, as pretended, are opposed
to slavery why docs their Candidate refuse 10 com
c nit himself on the Texas question: David Lee
st Child of N. va personal LEND Of Mr.. Clay
1t wrote to him last Nov requesting him 10 state, IN
reply, whether he was in favor OF, or against the
IS annexation of Texas to the U. States. A large
u meeting a, Pittsburg, and Convention in Ken
e tucllv, have forwarded him the same request
rs Yet Mr. C. has entirely neglected 10 answer nnyof
s. them Compare this with the fact that everything
Senator presen, from the freeStates voted to confirm
g the nomination of John c. Calhoun.a rabd Slave
ID holder who was known openlyto be in favor o.
OF Anexation for Secretary of State. That Democrat
- Senators, also voted for Calhoun docs not excus
et the wings Each party must answer for ltseli'-
g Look too, at the the dsgracclul Baltimore Reso
or luton recently passed by the House, which
far worse than the odous Gag. When the vol
49, was taken on tnS TesoIutiou \the ~" >" "0 S'''es
FRS erery member from Vermont was absent. Her
Of is another instance of dodging.' "CnA you tn
m baking your .friends|
"A will, Mr. Editor, so soon as my leisure permit
'p- expose tho SANDER of AN Aboltonist in reatio
N to the some idea principle. In the mean tyne
Use remain Yours,
err, For Truth and the Right.
IN INvEsTIGAToR.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
A Marriage Fee.
INVESTIGATORS.

I once heard little incident, said to have oc.
Cured 10 venerable clergyman of PHILADELPHIA
city, now normorc, but who, if named, would be
Instantly recognised MS familiar 10 many; and MS
it apcacd somewhat interesting mel will narrntc it
!, occprca some thirty years since, at which
our reverend friend was called upon TO of1icate at
the nup.ia Of The only child and daughter Of
most wealthy retired merchant ofthis place, then
residing few niles in the country. >.
The time which had been appointed for the
wedding, proved to be chilly, rainy day. towards
the latter end of September; the rain having com.
menced falling on the night previous, continued
throughout the day. The roads were 10 miser-
able condition, the rain falling upon them still
| heavy with dust rendered them almost impossible
| in mud This was any thing bot pleasant pros
poet for the doctor, but weddings, you know, must
not be delayed, nor do clergymcn generally in the
lcas', desire it they entertained Partially for
thcm,.hey find pleasure in unngfwo fond hearts,
and they find profit in it. So, barring the wealth
er the doctor had no reason 10 complain, and rain
or shine he was bound 10 CO. Accordingly
horse and chaise was procured, and the dostor,
full EQUIPPED for the journey, was soon on his way
to the scene Of bridal esiivity. AT the country man
, sion all was in readiness against his coming, and
when he reached their some time after nightlall,
T he found the bride and the lover already awaiting
, him. II was not necessary TO loose any time, and
the doctor not long n entering upon his APP
/ propriate Offices The necessary preimnares
: being speedily arranged within a spacious hall,
richly ornamcn,cd, the doctor pronounced the
| nuptal ceremony.
' The scene was unusaly affecting, and to the
, doctor himself The bride, as We have said was
an only child, and aside from her education IN
: accom- shmcnt, Upon which every care nnd at
tenion had been bestowed, she possessed qualities
). of the heart which cndeared her % all she was
amiable and aGcctonatc;and these traits, were com
bined with sincere and early pie,y, had won the
Revold gcnilcmen's highes, friendship and es
Is TEEN To one thus interested in the happiness o.
a. bride the Joy attendant upon her nupiials IS never
s, unmnglcd with tender emotions and tears Of paTcn
tai sympathy trickled down the piors counsnanc'
y OF The old gentlemen, rs, nj the conclusion OF The
\. ceremony, he invoked ihe smiles Of Heaven ior
o. the future happiness Of The newly welded NO.
e. was he alone in those feelings; solemn ai'lns'
y for while prevailed the whole company, yet IKE
D. a irancen, elous in the morning, it was soon o'
pelled, leaving all bright und cheerful as before
Shortly after The ceremony was over the DOC
D. tor prepared himself without delay, for home 81
takirr an afftc,onste leare Of the bride and De
happy partner, he ordered brh bis Vehicle NO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

thu, Michigan is in many respects superior to her
contiguous and rival neighbors as evidence of
though, so as we'll as your humble servant, which
shows the increase Of our population to have been
several per cent higher than any state or territory
in the Union.
The United States now have some Is, 600, 900,
acres Of land within our borders, our state holds
over 400 600 acres of selected, oil OF which nre
for sale for 81 rs per acre and state will take
her own liabilities in payment, which can be
bought for 25 or 4op per cent discount improved
farms can be bought very low
am truly yours,
c. w. L.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18

"A Gentleman that loves to hear himself talk and
will speak moro in minute than he will stand
10 In q month";"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20
By he Gocanor Of Ingm a.
nDnnI A 81 AI.I1N

IL nrEthS !, has been represented 10 the Executive, thai
= lNMiS a. MOSS and TASDi EVANS charged with fe
steans negro slave Of Lonsa have ahscond.t
@ hfd from justice Now, therefore, |, James Mcdowell
''ho q Virginia, do hereby offer Reward of bundled
% 10 any person ~ persons who will appehend The said fn
ana deliver them into The JAIL al Louisa county or
N' oi hiy collars Il any who will apprchend esther OF
, snd ius't,vrs aad secure him in like manner And
W." an o'l'ctS, civil aud military and request the PEG
" The Commonwealth generally
tn OF IN. sad ingves, tina. they may be dealt with Us
h under my hand and uner of Common
.r wealth al kchaond this a5h day of December, In the
Year 1873. ia MCDOWELL.
' about lee, nches high from y 10 6 years old and
a."nt isa lsan active and powerful man, broad shout
-, van raw bphedryes light blue hair aud complexion
td.t- beard dark and scantyhas nervous twtcinr on
m S OF the nose when talking, especially when excited
u 'ooi feet or 10 inches high AMI weighs about las
q0a'e shtuldered thick set and bow legged-has blue
O"s Coarse HAIR, beard and whskes, thin large Roman
p"hert ieeia broadly show WHEN speaking or laughing
ABDUCTED To the of tobacco, and shows the juice
s'l ahen his mouth.
Der 30 IN ya,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20
PRESIDENTIAL.


Observation-Disclosures, of a letter, dated Detroit, Dec.
81.
"Our county convention held yesterday, to select
delegates to Stat. Convention, which meets on the
5.h January to appoint delegates 10 Baltimore. Gov
Cass resides the st ward of the city OF Detroit That
ward sent 3 straight Van Bnren men to the county
convention The city sent IL out of l5 Van Buren,
men vote was taken rim in the county conveD
ton and The delegates stood 30 for Van Buren, and % Tor
Cass Asfar as heard, there 81 Van Bnren men
elected from the counties 10 the State Convention l.
Cas- mon The State Convention will be composed oil
III delegates, il all attend. What think you OF the
Michigan in Michigan five net as big as New
York we hearty and strong in our friendship Tor
Mr. Van Buren,. The State Convention will BE- unani-
nous for HIM"
MISSISSIPPI Of letter TO The editor oil the
Argus, dated Na.chsz Dec. Is
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to The State
Conye nton At Jackson. esDlut On was adopted ex-
ore ssng their confidence in the several candidates Tor
the presidency and determination to aod' Inc dec'-
sion OF the National Convention One was also adopt
ed ns,ructing the delegates to support The lion robert
Walker their first choice for the Wee Presidency
The friends of Mr.. Van Ruren were more tan ma
iorly and appointed 10 gates OF which
are in his favor. As the name Of Gen Qn'tman, one
of the most prominent Calhoun men, was ri ctec 1t Is
possible II may lead To organization by winch three
tickets for electors will bc in the field Ia that Gaze il
will draw as ,uc, strength from these acting with tn.
wings at III, las, lection for Cahoun as from the dem
ocrals = .3ibany Argus.