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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. LEONoG. VANADORP,

DR.. LEON"G. VANADORP,
OF the University of Brussels, Belgium; Of the Al,
~ bany Medical College, and member Of the Medco-
ehuglcal Society Of New York. respectfully informs
the public, that he has located in the village Of
EAsTPORT,
where he will attend TO II calls in the line Of his pro-
fs'sion FOf further particulars, apply 10 him at bis Of
fee in Easpori. .... ..
April 8. 1914 20
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. Tin, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
.. ss go FACTORY.
EDITED ~ THR

HoHN REX respectfully Informs tie public that he has
DOpenedls sOpiRtb building, opposite B. MILLERs
TSnnery. in CANAL DOVER, for the purpose of nanufac
turing all kinds Of . -.~
COPPER, TN & SHEET IRON WARE,
of which he win always keep constantly
kand and sell for CASH exchange for Country produce
low az any other establishment west Of the Ohio River
- Call see and examine before purchasing elsewhere
lob WORK done in the best manner, tie shortest
tice and most reasonable terms. '..,.," # 'rI
IBoLD PEWTER 4 CoPPLR taken In exchange for work
Canal Dover June 4, l844, 2l-ly.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. r. D. McMEAL has associated with hiWielfin
The practice Of Medicine and S6rgety, DfJfFEETCH
Err ANKENK lie assures the public and friends that
hispatner gentleman Of excsleut moral character
and possesses coed medical requirements, be has had
the advantage of;he Medical Lectures at Cincinnai'i.
and he is worthy of the confidence Of the CSninuby
Canal Dover, June III l5aA. % Il
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBErCA TONS
TINE undersigned has on hand at his residence in
Il Canal Dover an assortment of the Society publica-
tions among which some Of Bakers, Fayels, bod
bridges, Nelson's and othor standard works of Christian
LiIeroture-togelher with large variety Of religious
tracts, also Bblesand TeSaments from tho American
Bible Society. He respectfully invites The attention Of
the publicto this benevolent enterprise He can Lot on
ly sell at cost all of these publications but may make
grants OF them, when in bic Judgement good Gao be
done ,.... -...-....f -f .,..,.-. . ,--, q.
He is prepared to il all orders at the shortest no.
lice. Many Of those publications. are well adapted for
Sabbath School Libraries. ts
s. sALA, Agent, A. T.s.
Canal Dover, Ma%2e 1874
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-04
FoA SALE.

A DWELLING Houss and LOT pleasantly Siiua.
N ted in the town of New Philadelphia. Tuscarawai
county Ohio for sale, on favorable terms. For parc
u'as apply 10 B. SEAToE,a az the Recorders office, OF
the Subscriber at Uhrichsvile, Tuscarawas County,
Ohio.
II A. REDFIELD.
UhHehNie, March 20, 1874, 1Stf
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% COUNTY P0oNsH0Usr 5

NOTICES hereby given to the Trustees Of the sar:
IN al Townships within The County Of Tuscsde@as,
that within the coming week the Board ocDirsclors
titled to admission into the County PoOrh Ii pre-
parng the credentials necessary TO admission. tie Tros
tees will be governed by the aoa entitled (" "An.act,for
the relief of Ihe Poor, and An At 10 authorize the
establishment of Poor hoaes;r see Revised Statute, pa
ges 634 and 63s Application may be made to either
Of he undersigned. .,.,,, .
'.r ..r-.- aH ii e. JAMES SfH y
t.. .....4 . 4'i.r-lk GEO RIKERs'rr ~
...a B0afdgf Directors If the Poor House..
New Philadelphia June Is, 1874! 20. 3w. y. f,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-04
CABINET MAKING.
NEW FJRM

GRAHAM g. CLOUSE,
w 0ULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have commenced The
above business in all s branches, on Factory Street.
few doors North Of Welty & Haydens store,
'.. CANAL DOVER, OHIO,
where they prepared to make to order all kinds
CABNET WARE .of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms.
They hope by strict attention To business to receive
portion Of the public patronage.
N. B. They will take Lumber in exchange for Fur.
niture. r........ ...... -.. ..
Dover J n. 70, 1o4S. 52
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THE subscriber would inform the Public that he has,
L now on hand quantity Of the above mtice,
which bewill sell low for CASH and warrant il good
To those who may purchase from me and for whom
may do the work, will receVSoa reasonable deduc-
lion. nENRY SPRINKEL.
New Philad'a. April 16, 1874 l4Sm
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-04
100 ACRES OF LAND FOR SAL

ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
FENHE subscriber has LOT ofand containing one hun
i dred acres, situated 10 Rush township, Tuscara.
was county Ohio which he will sell at low prise, &
upon Convenient terms of payment fapplicaion!be
made Of his office in New Philadelphia, soon. This
tract Of land 10 about four miles South East of Trenton
April 25th l940. ..5 IT,
..,.. 8. BELDEN.
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new G00DSI-.CHEAP G Gl0DSI

IH>HE Subscriber has received bic supply of GOODS. fof
the summer trade, and would invite his friends and fort
mer customers TO give him call He does pretend to sell
cheaper taan his eshbo but win sell for cash any go0ds ha
ns low as the quality be bought at any store In
The county. JOHN P. CHAPIN.
March %, 1914. ely .s-4
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Blank Deeds

TIsT P'ioied on asuperioI quality Of puper--nn
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Canal Dover, Dec. 90, ls49,
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

swer them in the negative. Every feeling of graf.
titude and of duty dictates. that should leave them
to decide, in the National Convention, among the
candidates whose prospects more promising.
But still higher obligation rests upon me. In
my letter, to which have already referred, de-
clare that 'sthe principles and the success of the
Democratic party 50 UNNECESSARILY transcend in
! importance the elevation of any individual, that
they ought not to be jeoparded, in the slightest de-
gree. by personal partiaty for either OF the can.
didates :" Aud agan:-"lfl know my own heart,
should most freely resign any pretensions which
the partiaiity of friends has set up for me, if by
this | could purchase harmony and una nimity in
the selection of Democratic candidate
| The lime has now arrived when feel myself
constrained to apply these principles to my own
practice. 1t is true that may not be able TO SO.
cure entire unnnllnity in the party by Withdraw.
ing my name from the list o. candidates; but vet
shall reduce their number, and thus diminish the
elements of disrord. The great moral and nu-
merIca strength of Pennsyvan to which her
uniform selfsacrifcing patriotism adds double
force, will then be felt in all its power, and ina Y
decide The contest in a manner satisfactory to tho
entire Democracy Of tho Union.
can proudly say that since | have occupied
the position of your candidate before the country
10 winch was assigned by your unsolicited kind
ness, have done nothing to arnsh your fair fame.
Entertaining the conviction that the glory and per-
petu'ty OF our institutions require, that the highest
office under Heaven should be the voluntary gift
OF tho only free people upon earth, have totally
abstained from all personal efforts to promote my
own success.
After what have already said. noed scarcely
again repeat the pledge have so often given. that
shall firmly support the nominee of the Democ ra
tic National Convention.
10 my friends in other States who have deem.
ed me worthy of their support, tender my most
grateful thanks; believing that shall best promote
their wishes for the union and strength Of the Dem
ocratic party. by Withdrawing what they must
how be satisfied would b. hopeless contes, for
the nomination.
In conclusion, ! car so'c,ulv declare. that the
only soiit!tule which personality fec! upon the
subject of this letter is. that you shall be satisfied
with my co"dnct; for next to the npprobl,ion OF
my God, value your continued favor far a owe II
other considerations.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
From the "North Arkansas"
OBITUARY.

One moro arrow has been flung among us by the
"insatate archer" and another Old Settler has
been added to the fst of victims. Capt. JESSE
BEAN is no more. He died at his residence in this
county, after long and painful illness-his dis.
ease the consequence OF many and frequent expo
sures in emily life. r0
Capt. Bean has been citizen of Indenend.,,,
for almost quarter of a century, and during nj,
that time has enjoyed the confidence and es,eou,
of large portion of his fellow men.
tie fought under Jackson a. New Orleans. and
his gallantry on that occasion, commended itself
SO strongly to the General, that he never forgo,
him. He was appointed by him to the post of
Captain of Mounted Rangers in 1882. Upon re-.
ceiving this appointment, he raised a compan
here, and marched with it to Fort Gibson. His
was one OF the companies that escorted the Com
mIssIoners and their Secretary, Washington lr.
wing. to the Prairies. Capt. Bean was an old
hunter, and had passed through many thrilling
scenes. Irving was very fond Of him, and in one
of his works makes honorable monitor of him.
When the Rangers were disbandeI and a Reg.
iment Of Dragons organized, Capt. Bean wis ap-
pointed toa Captaincy. About this time the wri.
ter of this dined with Old Hickory, who made ma
ny inquiries after Capt. Boan, and spoke O! him
In kind forms. He repaired in tho winter of
1888 and 1884 to his native State. Tennessee, and
there enlisted a company of Dragons. After
serving some years with honor to himself, he re-
signed and returned to this Country. He was
man OF kind and generous impulses; and though not
faultless-who is--had very many high virtues
This feeble tribute to his memory, comes from
one who knew him we'll in by-gone times, and
though estranged from him by circumstances for
some years past, was ever fully convinced of hrs
worth. lie leaves, besides numerous friends and
acquaintance. wife. daughter, and several grand
children to mourn his loss m
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
STATE OF ARKANSAS, 1s,
COuntM of Wushin of0n oo'

County Of Washington, 50. ..i
In the Circuit Court Of said County, the Chancery
side thereof, ut the November thereof for the
year io44, were the following proceedings, viz:
John Lewis, John West James1
Simpson, and Alexander Nc
Kissick, Bill far the appont.
vs. med Of Trustee.
John B. Webster and William
Mex. Ball.
lVNHIS day came the complainants by Wilbur D.
l. Reagan, Scbron e. Sne,d, and John B. Costa, 80
hcitors, and filed here in open court. their bill OF
plant for the appointment of Trustee in the place of
The said above defendant Ball, who Trustee by his
codeiendant by deed, the 9th day of March, is4l.
ior the use and benefit Of said which said
trust never was consummated by said Ball, and it APP
Pearng by affidavit cd to said bI that
iiiian NICK Ball is resident Of this State: it is
therefore ordered by the that copy this order
be published for four successive weeks within the time
prescribed by law, in some newspaper printed in this
State notifying said resident defendant to ppear
before the court here before the 4th day of the
next term of this court, to be holden the first Mon
day in May next at the house in the Fay
eeville in tho county of Washington State of Arkan
sas, there to plead, demur said BILL the
same will be taken confessed, and decree entered
accordingly"
true copy-Februarv 6, 1914.
b. H. PIERSON, Clerk.
Feb. 10, lS44-1-4w printers fee SO 25.)
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
JNe HENRY. Ed. CVNSIS0nAn
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOcers, COmsnissiOn
and Produce Merchants,
VAN buren,, ARK.
Jan. l, 1914.
Use. HENRY.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

HAVE just received, per Arkansas Mail' from
New Orleans, -
$50 Bags Rio coffee
400 do coarse salt
10 HLds sugar
100 Reams wrapping paper
20 Boxes "Wcstcrn Reserve" ehsess
Bags pepper
Bags alspice
Boxes roll birthstone
10000 Principe cigars
10 Barrels refined loaf sugar
III Boxes Leftwitch best chewing Tobacco
20 Boxes Imperial and Y Dung Hyssn tea
barrels copperas
Bag race ginger
Barrels linsecd oil
20 Kegs white lead
l Barrel whiting
~ Dozen painted buckets
III Dozen wire sleeves
10 Nests tubs and keelcrs
III do sugar boxes
100 Dozen sets common cups aud sauesrs
100 do do do plates
do wool Gu rds
do Collins axes
do Coffee mills
90 Kegs nails
5O0 lbs American Bstcrcd steol
Sets Smiths tools. complete
1000 Pair calf and kip brogans
10 Barrels moasscs
50 Kegs "Kentucky Rifle Powder"
III doz } gallon glass jars
Nutmegs, Cloves, Sardircs, &c. &c.
January II. lo44.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
Feb. 10. 1874
STATE OF ARKANSAS, ;ss
County of Washinoton. %

STATE OF ARKANSAS o..
County Of Washington,
In the Washington Circuit Court, the Chancery side
thereof, at the November term, Is43 the following
proceedings were had in the following case, viz:
Mary Ann Williams, Comp't,
VS. Petition for Divorce.
Jumcs Williams Defendant.
A. ND now on this day came the said omplanant,
IN by Snccd y Costa, her solicitors. and move the
court for order of publication in this cause and
appearing to the satisfaction of the court tina; the
complainant has heretofore filed her bill Of complaint.
and also that the said defendant nonresident of
this State it is therefore ordered that copy of this
order be published for eight weeks by weekly inser
ons, in newspaper printed lin this State. the last
insertion to be at least four weeks before the first day
OF the next term of this court requiring the said de-
iendLnt to appear here, tho first day Of the
next term Of this COURT at court to be held the
courthouse. in the county Of Washing and State
of Arkansas, the first Monday in May, 1914, and
plead, answer demur to said complanants bill of
complaint the will be taken as confessed
against him. and decree entered accordingly which
term il is ordered that this be and The
hereby continued.
true copy from the record. Given under my Ia nd
February End, A. d. 1874
B. ii. PERSON. Ckrx.
Feb. 10, lS44-l-Sw. (Printer's fee SIG ISL
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

Ages Of Great Men.-Gen. jackson was born
on the 18th of March, 1867, and will consequently
10 IT years Of age on the 18th of next March.
Mr.. Clay was born the 18th of April, l777, and
will consequently be 81 years old on tho 18th of
April next.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

The difference be'aoeen u Yankee and Greek
late writer saws, "A Greek would have formed n
god to be, PLACED under the arc! of Niagara Fails.
an American is satisfied with erecting paper mall
above il -
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

The Secretary Of the Navy recommends that
no spirits be allowed in the rntions of those who
enlist in future, and that the right of committing
the spirit ration for money be continued to those
already enlisted
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

DlSTOL FOUND.-A good pistol found,
Il short time since, IN the road, the Mountain
Fork Of Lees Creek. which the owner can have By
proving property, and paying for this advertisement.
Enquire at this office, OF Sheriff Bell.
Van Buren,. Feb l3, lSli
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

Why iisa fire-pug upon which corner loafer
is lounging, like house that IS mortgagcd? Be
cause there is lean upon it. ll
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

A DEMOCRA IC MEETING AT NATURALDAM
The Democrats are invited to attend meeting
TO lie held on Saturday the 18th inst, at Natural
Dam, in Lees crcck township.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

Couriship.-Courtshipis consequence of origi-
nal sin. Adam and Eve did not do any thing Of
the sort. There was no blowing out the light and
kissing behind the door: between them-no pop
ping the question, or sending wedding cake to the
printer, the great mother Of the human race wasn't
as delicate as our modern ladies--she loved Adam
and she said so, and there was an end to it,
Now, if man loves girl, he must be mighty eau.
tous how he tells her, for i: any one is near to
catch hor she's sure to fanl:--of course it would
not be proper to fall into his arms; such thing
would be highly INDIGENOUS.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.
The citizcrs of Crawford county are invited to
attend Democratic meeting ut Fort Smith, on
Monday the 26th inst
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
JOHN S. ROANE.
WIN. b. HEARD.
JAMES SiIiNAULT.
GEO. Y. LATHAM.
JOB RATLIFF.
ED. A. SCOTT.
WIN, EDW ARDS.

Col. Rc7ne remarked upon the foregoing roso.
tions with great clearnoss and spirit, and shew.
the necessity Of prompt action in an able way .
On motion it was resolved that the foregoing
'0"1ings be published in the Tho Arkansas
<,ncer'by request, signed By tho President
,.cre'ary. -.
Y ASHINGTON DUVAL, Chairman.
f Y VAsHBoURNE. Seceiary.
a. Spring. February 5, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON. l4ih Dec. 1913.
For the Arkansas Intellirenccr.
TO 1.-THE NEELS"

Kate Neel!" " Cate Neel :" tell who YOU be
Say bcauteous widow, where dweest thou
Or on the nouns, or by the strand bound sea
Does Birds Nest" hang upon the brow
or hoary elf, by rll. or doth the len
Encrcle all your fence and plough?
Where Keep you YOURSELF stock. horses and grains,
And all those things you tell about in strains
KATE Ncel" Gate Neel!' I'm in quandary-
Your top"graph cannot guess
OF widows Nature never chary--
(Nor widows ever in their drcss)
Nnr"rcf*l know therefore am | wary
N knowing you: we're Your name "Bess"
Wy doubts would all be cleared for then I'd
Wy :. EHsabe.h jenkins" you were.
kate Nccl." Gate Nce!'' Pru dence, as we'll as T.,
On you doth greatly, loudly call;
For every fair, whose husbands yond the sky,
Who own a farm plough. u stall.
Does much among your strains some trait cspy
Which suits herself-farm, stock, and all:
So il you don't tell quickly who you be,
They'll kill themselves with has,y jealousy
kate Ncel" "Cate Nccl!" my prayer sths, my dca
That you would give " Rozark' quill
And bid him write your name; or show most clear
What "Rozarks" at-what's "Rnzark' swill;
Or what he mcansby launching thus spear
At udoe's rsst-whose hopes, until
They know u.o's st uek, are like the prairie gusts
Which sport before your door-most nccting trusts
Van Buren,. Feb 3, 1874 KRAZOR.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

There will be sold, at Fort Smith, Saturday the
2ith inst, at public SALE between fifteen and twenty
hes I'd of the finest
I3lhOOD3D ST O9GS
that has been in the State Of Arkan
of brood Mares year old colts, yearngs. and
four year old stallion, of choice blood. and winner
the Nashville course, lat three years old On
credit of two and three years, with and ap
proved security.
This stock is from the stud of the Hon. Bale Peyton
Of Nashville, Tennessee, and is Of the choice and
fashionable blood in the United States. England.
both imported and native stock for several of the
brood mares, in times more prosperous large price,
refused. They will be sold TO suit the times and
upon terms to accommodate purchasers, because the
farm of Mr.. Pcyton is overstncked Never will the
farmers this section of the State have favorable
opportunity to the breeding of this oblc
and useful animal
In the interim, the stock be Capt. VIM.
Duval's, near Fort Smith
At the same time, and upon the same terms will be
sold
TWO LIKELY NEGRO BOYS,
to stock raising and farming of fine habits
temper, and character.
Payment will be taken in good cotton delivered at
ethero Of the landings the river, at ten cents per
pound
certificate of the pedigree of each animal will be
furnished on the day OF sale.
P. NJ. BUTLER.
Fort Smith, February, Sd, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
DEMOCR no,

DEMOCRATS no!
meeting of the Democrats will be held in
Richlnnd towship, Saturday the 9Th inst
Democrats from other parts of the county are in
vic d TO attend.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF MOUNTAIN TOWN
SHIP

\ Democratic meeting will DO held in Noun
tain township on Saturday the 24th inst. Demo-
Gratis from all paris of the county are invited to
attend.