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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
THE WING CONyENTION.

Came on off Tuesday last. After two OF three stump
speeches in every township 10 rouse them u?-ailer
thorough riding to nearly every house in the county by
committee men to bring them out, what do you think
is the number they mustered. Why just the number
tina, the democrats got out to hear COL Tod evening"
after days notice. Whiggery is not what it was in
1910, at all at all. They the breakers ahead and
every coon seems sensible Of it, ta, his face length
ems the moment he sees democrat We have many
amusing scenes and sayings TO gvo that took place a
mong The leaders and those wanting office, but at pre-
sent have emily room 10 state the result
For G 'ngress no was brought out although cons
miltee was appointed 10 take The matter in hand. We
understand that It is the intention to cheat Douglass out
of the nomination, This loo bad.
For Auditor Judge Everhard trumphed, although
there was much opposition. There were many who
declared openly that four thousand dollars of the peo
PIES taxes and years of Office out of years residence
in the county enough for ono man. But the ead'
ers Of New Philadelphia took the dsahected by the
eCur Of the neck aud brooches and tossed them aside
like so much trash.
DR.. Bennett is The clique candidate for Legislator. We
told you SO a month ago. Poor old farmer Matheny
Sarmer UhTcn and squire Augustine were told 10 sanu
back. Farmers and mechanics had M business to be
meddipg for Office said the leaders lr these men are
auch slaves as to put up with The treatment they get from
half dozen Federal leaders, we don't pity them. Bu
more anoni
For Commissioner Geo. X. Tankboner
For Coroner, Daniel Miller.
Poor House Directors, John Miller. Preityman Con-
well, and Harris.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

Ii WILDE ob.erved that the frs, years were under
moderate tariff and wheat averaged for those years
Sl3o per bushek The three last ysars under The
protective tariff and wheat for those years in New
York averages 19. eing loss to the farmer wheat
under high protective tariff Of2S cents every bush
81. So with corn pork wool and all he has TO sell. Is
possible that the 100000 farmers Of the United
States win suar such robbery, merely 10 enrich few
thousand manuclurersl If you willing to be pa'
ced in that way. vote fer Clay, Ftelpshuysen and
Protective :ulF'' by all means, II moi, not
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
BRANDRHTa's PILLS.
Seewef BY letters Patsnt Of he Us'isd States

VWNilB BR ANDRETHS r1fIS. gcneta family medl'
dme, espctlly in eouuiTy subject 10 fudden chan
ges OF Temperature is, their value Is inearuiabs By
having the anhFes Pills always hand, Should sudden
Of sickness place they e gwen at once and
viii ohenhaSc effected cure before the physician could
have arrived. t-- :
In Cho und 10 nGaaiion Of the hoveIs these pills wilt
at relieve, hrrseverence IN their according 10 the
dreous win surely do all that medicine do TO restore
tie health Of the patient.
In dsrascs arising from the of mercury, from any
cause Vati0n from lad blood otherwise their will
produce the happy results In all attacks OF Rheumatism
Eryspeas Rbeum, and in ali cases Of cIoe Terent
the use OF the Brandelh Pills win productive
Of infinite servicesomemes oocasohg 50 great change
| furthe better ms 10 ea,Fe great tlankinness t.I
In all cases Of indigestion, WORMS Asthma Diseases ot the
Heart aud IN all affections OF lie ston nch aud bowels the
Brandretl Pills win be foaAd never falling remedy
Toinsnre fun pcft oftiese ceebraIcd pills. they should
be kcp in the house so that upon frst Of
sickness they NAV TesOTlcd 20 Ole dOse Hen is
beor than after the disease has betohs established
| III The system.
The radre,h pills M purely vegetable, and so Innocent
that the uiant Of a month old may them required not
only with safety with certainty Of receiving alt the be-
nc6 medicine capable oil mrtIiag FehOPs may se fenl
during all ihe critical periods of ter lives Tie Brandre'h
Pills will insure their hcalth and produce regularly IN all the
functions of life,
BE careloI Of counterfeit Pills. How avoid tbCm;
| No, ], SECURITY.
Each Agent who sells the genuine Brandc,h Pills has
CrRrc ARA OF Agency which has been engraved at vast
expense ttSeesents anhfacory al Sing Sing on the
hanks Of tho Hudson river, and 10 signed by d. Randreh
and his seal alBpcd upon the paper.
/ - s4sA .sara SIC u RfTH,
Above ulI obserYs labels dPoh tbe hoxes. R h3xsf
the genuine Pills has now THREE LABELS upon IT, The
top aud the bottom label hing upwards Of NVE THOU
SAND LETTERS in RED INK. The words BENJAMIN
BRANDRETl's FILLS 5ssiPs printed over two huhd'cd
| times Upon lie two labels.
The above justly celebrated Pills tan he procured at the
Store Of John p Chaplin New Phladephi he being the only
auth orized agent for TuscaTawas county Ohio.
| August 22, 1874. 32ly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

CONTINUED DESERrlO IONS From CLAY. BART
LEY, AND THEIR ANTI REPUBLICAN DOC.
TRINES.
The Ohio Statesman gives INSTRUMENTATION Of Jacob
Colonbeiger ofFrOnkln county, roaring Wing gof '4O
but now for Polk, Dallas, Tod and Victory. The Mon
roe County Democrat gives the resignation Of John
Dumu from coonery for tho reason that he 10 Free
man and cannot go British measures. -
The Cbicohe Advertiser contains the declina,ion Of
John Withrow. declining to serve Federalism any lon
ger. lie thinks his country demands his vote instead
Of coonery.
The West Union Democrat (Adams Coy gives the
Tenunciations Of whole platoon, viz David Decamps
Newton Deming. James Mckee. Peter McXeet Thos.
Miller, Christian Mowrer. William Leeden Peter
Mower, Thos. Swearlngen, Monson Cheesman. John
Yates and James Mitchell, all wings in 1910, but De-
mocrats in "a.
The Mansfield Banner gives the resignation of Geo
Riggs, soldier Of the last war, and supporter Of Har'
rison in 40, but goes for Jacksons friend, james
Polk in 1874.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
REDEMprInN NOTICE.

Noce hereby given that at the next term Of The Court Of
Common Pleas of Tuscarawas County Ohio, application
will lie made to said Court by Mary seaon and Lucy seaton
minor heirs of Andrew Seaon for tho redemption Of the fol-
lowing tfdc Of land sold William H. Moore by the Treash
Of said County, for delinquent the 27h day Of
December 1S4l taxed in The name Of Andrew seaon. 10 wit
Pa OF the West half of Lot in the 2nd quarter ohe eighth
township in the first range in said County original Quany
twenty eight acres, whole sold.
The dopose required by law has hCen made with the Cek
Uf said Court BOWER sEATON, Guardian,
OF Mary aud Lucy sentoh
Dated August 5. 1914 20 CIV. "a,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

Union. leave Texas and preserve ii--ths latter in
case we voted Cnr Mr.. Clay Tllenekt sp. aker did
not know, but he looked as sa,aE ah Indian sup-
pose because half Of The assembly looked az il hev
were sleepy. lie said he could nd speak T .hs princ
Ilas Of The Democratic party bseduss ,hey had nono
Bu-as he said nothing ahou, Wing pindpes, suppose
Il was for the same good cssons lie lried 10 initiate
lhe Wagon Boy by telling siote and afte comparing
Mr.. Polk to a mean conemptbf Dog HAT had never
done any thing and thocowaFly 10 defend himself
when attacked he sal down, as hs said 10 uuke room
for better speaker.
slr' Bingham of Barnburning memory then took The
stand, AID rolling his eyes like dying calf began by
telling us of the sacred place we were In; hv then as
serted that previous 10 The your 1924 ere had been
but political party in The u. and no diversity of
opinion as to the policy or eSpeshcy Of U s. Bank
or high protective tariff that Of uIe wise men
iu tho south calhoun SC had dSeegerci that. those
Institutions and measures ereuneonsliiuona that no
person had ever los dollar by The lae u. s. Bank.
! Next came Auditor Evsrhard no lobk great pains to
convince hom that hugh tariff made goods clear aud
that tho Natives of New York and P6iladeIphu, all bq
longed 10 the Democratic party that he could prove il
by the Globe but unfortunately be had the paper
with him. But he cant poke such SufI down the
hroals Of onr dermsps Wheuhc concluded, the NEE.
ling broke up, the msio.lty syIdetily disappointed.
| An, =,s,sss. "a. aafAe 49, lYAhWlCh,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
COL. ,TOD'S SPEECH

We give on first page an excellent speech Of
COL. ToD at ChiIlicOtho Read it Wings and Demo,
Gratis Wherever Tod speaks the universal excIdma-
ton is show is il possible tina, such man has hereto
fore been confined 10 county," Col Tod will beat
old Morderai the coffin hand bill pcddsr 90 600 votes.
They people say they wont tolerate any who wills
fed Gem Jackson.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
TAKE S,

AUDITORS Office, Thscara'Oas County, o, I
June IL, 1874
NOTICE is HEREBY GWEN that the County
IN Commissioners at heir June session A. ID. 1874,
did assess the sum Orwo mills on each dollar valuation,
Of taxable property within said eonniv for Road pur-
poses the current year. and that the said tax ey dis
charged by labor on The roads, under The direction Of
the Supervisors Of the sveetal districts at the raS Of
Seventy. iVe cents per day;
JOHN EVERiIARD, auditor Of
June %, 1914. TascardWas County, Ohio,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
NOTICE


rs hereby given that The following pattid and hnai
/ accounts Of Administrators and Guardians have been
filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Tuscarawas county, subject 10 the in
spection of all concerned, and will be presented at the
al the next term of said Court:
Fna! account of Thomas Held, Administrator Of John
tiea decd.
Final account of Sarah French ard John Thompson
Executors of Samuel French decd,
Final account Of Isaac Everett admir- Of Jehu Eek.
man decd.
Final account Of Yost Miller Admir- Of John Yoddef,
decd. --
The Partial a counts Of Daniel and Calharne Kinsey,
Guardians of Henry Davis, Lydia Davis. Jemtna
Davis, Catharine Davis and Rebscca Davis, heirs Of
Henry Davis, deed.
The final account of Geo. Lawbaugh, Administrator Of
Elizabeth Zimmerman deceased.
Final account Of John g. Joseph Williams Adminslra1
tors of John Williams decd.
FINAL account of Elizabeth Stahl, Administrative OF
Henry Stahl decd.
The partial acct of John Fordyce Administrator Of
of S,okeley Craig decd.
Also Exhibit Of the situation Of the estate Of George
Kirkpatrick dec d made by Reasin Prlchard Adm'f
de bonis non of said estate .4
w '' ~ " CHAs II. MiTCHENER, Clk.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
DEMOCRATIC, MEETING.
FAIRFIELD TIP.

There will be meeting of the Democracy of Old
Fa;ksld.
On saturday nert August 24h inst at 10 o'clock N.
a, Benjamin Reeds house. on the old Canton road,
JOHN D. CUMMINS, ESQ
will be present and address the meeting. Come one
and all. Mr.. Cummins skins the cooLs with master
hand. The n Phil'a Democratic Band Is expected 10
be in attendance.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
M0TfCT1

James Brown, Suit pending in the Court Of Com
c. mon Pleas, in Chanccry of the
John Brown, et al County Of Thscarawas, and
State Of Ohio
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Defendants that de-
lN positions will be taken in this cause, BY the coin
panant at The Office of Seymour Beden in the town Of
New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County and State Of
Ohio on the 30th day ofAugus next BET Eeen the hours
of o'clock A. M and 6 O'clock p. M
CUMAdINS & CAMP,
August I, A. ID. 164.-29St SoFS Tor C0mpEt.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
rnE nRIrIsH TORY.

The Fsdspl edIsor atletnRts, siobeap tldcnle o.,
icSe II the Dom cratic candidates for Congress be-
cause be was ia tho las, war. AT The same time Gen.
BLAKE was volunteer in the army this Federal editor
was loyal subject of King George, and for all lh 9
people OF Tuscarawas know, he had on red coat, and
in the British army when they sacked the Capital
of,he Union. " Go homo you British Tory, '',Ohcye
gov Lctong."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
Notice.

CATHERINE Steiner widow Chrislana, intcrmarried
Swh Adam Linebaugh and Catherine Steiner Cnnor are
hereby notified That on the 29h day Of july A. d. 1914,
William Shear administrator othe estate of David Steiner
decd filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscawas
ty Ohio, petition against themhe object and prayer
which is 10 obtain order of said Court authorizing said
mnsrato TO complete b6afof the heirs of said deceased
certain article of agreement de and entered in the
lifetime Of and between the said deceased, and one George
Lnebagh by which said article of agreement sad David
Sehe, for the OF three hundred dollars, among other
things sold The undivided haIfof the following described real
estate situate in said Tuscarnwas County, Obio witt The
west half Of the s. w. O. of Sec. No. 9Townsp No g. and
Range in The United States Military District, containing 80
less Said petition willie for the hearing Of said
Court, at its next Term BELDEN & BROTHER
sols. for Pet.
July 81, 18ii.-29 3w ff
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
DEATH uF MR.. MUHLENBURGH.

Henry A. MRULEsBURe, the Democratic candidate
for. Governor of Pennsylvania died of Apoplexy last
week al his residence in Reading. He was mar uni-
versay esteemed by all parties and had he lived would
have been elected Governor with majority such as no
man ever go, in the good old Commonwealth.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
TIIE COON CATt HER

Col. MEpARY of tho ohin Statc'ma has started a
little paper Of the above name" I'd be printed until after
,hs Prepiienta e'erlpn, or the INV p'ico Of twenty
hve cpns each, 25 c6bips Io! $500. 1t will catch
coon. and M mis,aks Send alorg your subscriptions
democrats J. ... .....r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
DEM0CR ATTIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.


The Democratic voiefs Of Tu~carawas County are
requested TO Inee, in iher respective townships on
sATURD IP THE 3lsT DAY OF AUGUST.
next, at o'cock r. M, aud select Eve delegates from
eah township % attend the County Convention 10 Ge
holden at the Cnnri H1use in New Philadelphia, on
MONDAY the 2ND DAY OF SEPTEMBER
next at 10 o'clock, A NJ. for the purpose of nomina.
ting cnuDIy ticket, aud to select delegates 10 attend
the Congressional Convention.
The undersigned CONtra Committee concur 10 and
olldr the following Recommendations First, That the
delegates be instructed by their respective townships as
to who they shall vote for in runuly convention
Second That the delegates procure certificates signed
by The officers of tho respective meetings stating thai
they such regularly appointed delegates which
lilcacs shall be prdUGed The day Of the County Con-
venlion evidences Of their right to ac in such ca?a-
cic1.
Thlrd That tho Democrats at their township mec-
lings appoint vgIlau Committee of one able efficient
man in each school district in the several townships
and fepottler names lU the central committee on The
day OF the Convention.
s. BRAlNARD,
Mc(.RE(snu
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
EFFECTS OF THE PLUNDERING TARIFF
ON FARMERS

Not satisfied with making farmers pay 20, 30 and
so per cent more for their goods under protective
tariff Than lhsy did under revenue tariff the adVo>
rates of this punderhg law, are by their expressions
cutting down the prices Of agricultural produce The
New York prices current gives The Stale Of The maIkss
for II wears in The following table:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

LET EVERYOLD JACKSON MAN REMEMBER
That at the very time Henry Clay was trying to inn
peach Gen. Jackson in The u s. Senate for saving the
country from cursed Bank ariSiocracy, at that very
time JArEs X. Polk was in the other House of Con
gross defending the old hero PaOl and Statesman from
,the attack Or The British Bankers and their hireng soul
lions Which is most worthy Of your support Henry
Clay The slandeer aud deamer orthe old hero, or Jas.
X Polk the eoQuen, defender of Andrew Jackson''
fair Nmel - i. 70.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

Ara sad accident happened at the raising OF the
Wing poll at Springfield, Illinois, on Friday. The
cordage 10 which it was attached gave way, and a
young man was crushed to death in its fall One or
two others were seriously injured.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
S. BRAlNARD,
ID. McGR EGOR,
v. =. B0NHAM,
Nj. COLLIER,
c. IL MITCHENER F,
4 s91as5tis4fie Csat " GsaA
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A ANNOUN UNCEMENTS.
HE II ULE.

0-TWe shall as usual charge the sum of fol
announcing all candidates, which invariably accompany
the announcement.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

ALTA CHlNENT NOTICE.
Jacob Ilaut, 1NTOrICE is hereby given that
ss. }lN on The 3ls, day Of July. A.
John ssiser. D. 1914, from the Clerks Office
of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, issued All attach
mspt a. The instance Of Jacob Haut against The lands
tenehens goods chatlels, rights credits monies and
effects of John Seser, an abscondng debtor for the
sum of one hundred dollars. ...
~ c. II. KITCHENER Crk.
August l2, 1874. 81 6w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

a,yA fellow down South was lately caught lranscri-
bins names from the tombstones in grave yard. On
being questioned as 10 his purpose, he replied the he
was employed by the Clay Club, who were gathering
up some renuncialions Of Lorofocoism.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
MASTERS SALE.

Isaac H. Kurtz, )pY virtue ofan order Of,
William L. Robson elun. Pleas. in Ghaocery. Of
said County made June Term 1874 win offer for sale
at the door of The Court House. in New Philadephis.
on The 10Th day Of August, 1874. at o'clock r N.
The following described real estate. TO wit, Lot Eighty
nine. 1897 in The town ofWestchester in said county
b. N. ATHERTON.
Master Com. in Chy.
JuIv 15 1874 -27 5w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
Mitchcner q, Mathc,os:

MeSSrS Mtchcner T. MdMctoS:
Genemen: Please an.
nounce the name Of FELIX d. McMEAL. as a can.
didate for Congress, subject to the decision of the
Congressional Convention, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22


nume of JOHN d. CUMMINS as a candidate for Con-
greSs in The 10th Congressional District subject 10 the
decision of the Democratic Congressional Convention
MANY VOTERS.
MesSrS, Editors,
Please publish the name Of GENERAL WALTER
NJ. BLAKE as candidate for Reprcs, ntative in Cons
gress ior the Congressional District composed of the
counias of Coshocton, Holmes and Tuscarawas, sub.
jec to the decision OF the Democratic Congressional
Convention, And obIlge
MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS,
of Tuscarawas County.
McssrS Editors.
You viii please to announce the name of BRlCE
BLAIR, of Washington township. as candidlle for
County Auditor, uhjec! 10 The decision Of the county
convention.
/ MANY DEMOCRATS.
To the Editors of lhe Ohio Democrat,
. Gentlemen,
Please TO announce in your Paper The name CT Doctor
RICHARD HEWITT. of Salem Township, as q
candidate for Representative in the Ohio Legislature,
the ensuing Election subject 10 The decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
McsSrS Kitchener T. Mathc,os Please announce the
name of JOHN rEEL SMITH as a candidate for
county Auditor subject 10 the decision Of tile County
Convention Mr.. Smith is good scholar writes ia
hand, speaks the German language Auenlly, and ha
all The qualifications to make first rate Auditor.
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Mcssrs Editors: You will please announce lhe naln'
of LEWIS CONWELL, as a candidate for County
Commissioner, subject 10 the decision of lh. County
Convention. MANY VOTERS.
The following names have been handed US 10 an
nounce as candidates before the County Conveniion:
For Commissioner, THOMAS RICHARDSON o
Wayne township.
For CoroneS JOHN SHANK of Bucks.
For Poor Hoo. Directors, WILLIAM NEIGHBORs
of Lawrence. 'T
GEO. BUGHER of York.
JOHN BLACK of Sandy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
GOSHEN TP. HICKORY CLUB.

There will be q meeting Of the Club on Saturday
vmtng nsIt. August Gath instant Mr. MoFFAT will
address the Democracy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
SADDLERY.
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

ANDREW REED.
VTTOULD respectfully Inform hts old custothets and
w the public that they have commenced The above
busineS in the town Of
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
in II. KNorE's brick building (satne as occupied by
Albert and co.. next 10 Morris corner, where liz will
keep constantly on nnd all the different articles In bis
lire, such as, men and women saddles, carriage, dear
borne, buggy, boat aud stage harness. all Of which
will be made of the best materials and in the most SUBJ
slantial manner.
New Phia'da. August 81, 1874 32lY
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
TNHE subscriber wishes dispose Of his farm siua-
i ted about mile from New Philadelphia, anG the
same distance from Dover, the road leading tom
New Philadelphia to tho Canton fording, containing
a1O ACRES GOOD LAND.
90 acres of which is cleared. OA the preRises is
good frame house, barn and stable. Orchard Of good
fruit, 25 acres first rate meadow land we'll wst6red
with never failing springs The land 10 we'll tnbered.
For terms apply to m
New Philadelphia, Aug. T. 1914, 90 CIV
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
ALL FOR POLK ~ DALLAS.

I'LL ION I OLN W DHIIDHO.
traveller Informs Us that on The rivers canals stage
routes. and the country over, it is nothing but con
tnued shou, for Polk and Dallas.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

Mesrs Kitchener 8. MahtsWsi Please announce the
name of JOHN d, CUMMINS as a candidate for Con-
gress in The 10th Congressional District, subject the
decision of the Democratic Congressional Convention
MANY VOTERS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
Blank Deeds

TUSF printed on superior qali'y ot tnFe" and
j Iut sale at lbs OH 9.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22

Mcssrs. Editors: You will please announce The maine
of LEWIS CONWELL, a, a candidate for County
Commissioner, subject 10 the decision of thu County
Convention. MANY VOTERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-08
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INyENTEp AND .REPAREp

M HE ID UUIIELOFCE1t ND: IIoIOlvS Clt1 2 US11-
Pills are have made them the wonder and
ration Of the world They known all Europe be the
only preparation discovered that has proved
tain producing the monthly Their certainty in ell
being such that they must no, be used during pnanc
produce miscarriage If used during that period
The directions translated English and enveloped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
ins the signature Of NJ de Boudeloque and the English
rectons have the of DIR. f. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail of the United
States. Sold by Dr. T. MELvEAU, agent and importer for
the United States Oce I2s Liberty Green
Price $5-haf boxes s. No half boxes by mail
Sold in bottle: Salem street Letter, directed Dr.
ton All letters must be postpaid unless enclosing money