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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-29
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a5i'sa asftt WIN. F. NEELY, 'i'~ Fh9'h
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pubIs ss,
orally, that he has opened shop In the East room oR
the Court House. formerly occupied as an Office by j. Judy
esq., New Philadelphia where he intends to carry on tho bus
mess In the most approved style. Er, ~ 1ft9Gfsfp
aari COATS VESTS, yPANTALOONS, "a s98
and all other articles In his line Of business made in the mos,
fashionable style, in apan and substantial manner to suit
hearmes Of the country and prices suit hardness Of
tile times 70 r - 4
reasonable terms. q 4-s,.l Il, a, ss as aN,
The LATEST FASHIONS will be regularly received from the
East Country Produce win be taken in payment Of work.
May rs. l843. 2 fpi. .S3fs .sse H.e 9'f J9-4ly.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured by letters Patent of the United Stayea

.- gattifa44t
TEE METHOD Of PREPARING THE BRAsDRBTnIAx VraxrA.
DIE EXTRACTS.
HAvEAT entered 9Th of June, l842-Patent granted y
" benjamin Brundreth Goth January, 1843 " afSllf1
The extracts of which Dandrets Pills are composed az
obtained by this patented process without boiling any aR
pcation ofsheat The active principle ofthe herbs thus
scured the same as IS inthe Living Vegetable.
The public should be cautious of medicines recommended IN
advertisements stolen from me- in which The conempberob
bers steaesy language merely altering The name Time VIII
show the Whole sale deceivera IN theiTtrue light
THE MEDICINE OF THE PEOPLE ~
tPBrandreths Pills the Peoples medicine, proved BY
thousands who daily recommend them 10 the afflicted Ths
RaAEpRETHs Pills growing every day more popular their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick both sexes
daily deriving benefit from them No case Of disease but
they can be used with advantage ches Or hard Jumps of
the skin they speedily cure with eysipeas sow conghs
and colds 20 with cosveness, with cancer So with hot
parchedi lips and cankernthe month"; Let use
medicine, and they will find they requlro no other, d
| ~ Sold at rs cents per box, with direction.
Fhe only Agents for tie sale OF Dr. B. BrandreS VSssia
BILE Universal Pills, In Tuscurawas eounty Chaplin 4 h
by, New Phiodephu, and Philip r, LATER, sandyvis
May 25, 1912. ef W."
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WAsHTNG NGTONIAry
''.'' HOVTSE. 4 S'75 I

The proprietor Of the Washinglonian House wo,Ia,i
respectfully inform his friends aud The public 10 genera
that he has opened the above house in the iown a
UHRICHSVILLE, TUSCARAWAS COUNTY a
for the accommodation of travellers SO. upon puis COLI
,oater principles No psibs will be spared 10 reDder
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with call and bs
hopes by strict attention TO business TO make the Was.
ingtonian House worthy ofsupport. Hs'rABLE waa
at all times be esuppied with tie best the country can
afford and his FABLE with plenty Of provendsr AMI
carefully attended, ts',.s.- - :.
Uhrihcsville, August s, lS43 ,si SlI
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BIackSIllithing.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the ciZenl
fford Township and vicinity that he has commenced
The above business in all its vaous bfancheS Wagons
Bugges and vehicles Of all descriptions roned on The
shortest notice. and most reasonable terms. Edge Tooh
Of all kinds made in the most substantial manner and
warranted good-inelnding cooper 8 adzes, drawing
knives, broad axes. &C.,
, W Shop at Frances GainetS on Stone Creek Road {
miles frol6 New Philadelphia
November 2, ie4S. -ly
JouNC. HERMAN
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

Dr.. George FELIX'S Family. Aperient Pills.
AR. FELIX, of youngstown, Wesmoreland county. Pa,
~ would respectfully inform the public that he has
made of the important discoveries IN medicine ever
known, and which will be regarded seaer forming
enoch in the art Of healing
In bilious disorders the effect of he above named pill Is
wonderful II removes the vaed and acrd bile, promotes
healthy secretion of the liver and soon restores that ALL
important to natural condition and %hoesine
tvity In complaints of the stomach II Is phticuary vaua
be II ceanses IL OF oil morbid and perncious matter, in
the Appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
vgor the whole system 1t acts esctuay In diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels, rousing the Liver to healthy
action, violent colds 1t will remove like charm. Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentery, will yield &c one two doses
The Dabaes and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cured by the Of this medicine without any noX
ous effects. In the diseases Of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting eet
at which time infants suffer most.
In the of this medicine, attention need be paid TO
Diet should there be any dread of exposure TO Inc wea
ther. t7' 't ''
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers of gentlemen of responsibility and taens
hive used these pills. and all unite in rendering praise to hi
SAFE powerful and wonderful calholicon. ,...t
The following certificate Of eminent physician, and
preacher Of the Gospel will show the exccllency OF their
efieney the system, particularly in bilious diseases
MArELs MILLS, Greene Co Pal
February 9th, 1843.
DR. G. FELIx, Sir Having obtained few boxes OF your
Family Aperien Pills, and having been In the regular prac-
ce Of Medc for 10 yearsthough now engaged as an
neraa Minister Of the Methodist P. Church, hereby
thy that In bilious diseases they are decidedly the best Pill
have used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tary and h Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any use of this certificate you may think proper
t. Yours with respect
! P. 7. LAIsHLEY, MI.
J-These Pills prepared only by DR.. GEO. FELIX at
gsown Wesmoreand County Pa, with directions for
their use GYsrr HASDsrLLs with each AeENT.
AGEETs.-T. Collier Bolivar G.$ W. Speaker Sandy.
Wife, Chaplin R6by, New Philadelphia, Wm Boyd, West
chester Keller Hildt Canal Dover Thos Sargent shanes.
vle Tnsraawus county; also H. Roby Leesbug Carol Co..
Ohio,
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fRoBPBcTUs FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE
Nov, -, ls4s,

HELD IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
Between Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Of Beth,
any, Va, and REV. N, L. RICE. OfParis, Ky.
~, On the foltosOing propositions, riz:
ld. The immersion in water ofa proper subject into
the name of the Father the Son, and the Holy Spirit
is the one only apostolic or Chstlan Baptism. Dir.
Campbell e6irms- Mr.. Rice denies. 'T2 GE
3D. Thedniant Of a,belisvng parent is a scriptura
subject Of baptism. Mr.. Rice e6irms-Mr. Campbell
Sd. Christian Baptism is for the remission of past sins
Dir. Campbell a6irms- Mr. Rice denies. ..l-.f
4lh. baptism IS 10 administered only by bishop OF
ordained presbyter. Mr.. Rice G6frms MIR. Campbell
denies.
5th. In conversion and saDctifcation the spirit o
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 arc necessarily hereucal and sShismatcol Mr..
Campbell a6irms-Mr. Rice denies.
Reported by competent Sienographsrs and to be ap.
proved and authenticated by the debaants. Published
in one 6yo volume, containing from 10 eight hun
drsd pages neatly executed on good paper, and well
bound in cloth or muslin. The above work will be
published as early as practicable, al TWO DOLLARS
per copy As the publishers have purchased The copy
right the work be procured only ihrough this can'
nel. "a - t...s
REORGANIZATION
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING o., !.

.HosEPH w, NEWBURG would respectfully inform hjS sil
friends and the public general that lie carries on
business in oil its various branches Factory Street souh
Side, where he may at all times lie found to attend 70
all work trusted him He fatters himself be done a. a
rable neat and fashionable canbe done in tie country
intends at a esto keep In his employ good wo
men, andhs means 10 receive the Fashions sampy prayidil
Hor. .-.--l-.-.-- - F'fF'NN&
TO accommodate his friends country ho wttake noss
y all kinds Of country produce
Dover Aug 10, 1871 ~ gre tff4
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james Brovn In chsnrefy. Coan of. Common Pleas,
ys oslTuasHUwAss cOunty oAlO.'s
ttohn azprnsia' ALL ms ~ ~, ,',-.l.,
ppyapca Of an ser Of The Court OF Common P,uas Of
ne esnny q Tusearauas and Stare OF OhIo nj their
seplenSN igm. 1915; John Brown, Robert Brown John
Harhq and catnnlne hia Wife Susan Brown tlaga,SrcaC
Ay a1d sthh ~ wiie. Alexander brown Samuel Thomas
aad Eane hh wife are hereby nOhea that the 9,h day
oAasd4 A D. lat5, James Brown ofihe county of rus,
cararak md Slate 4 Qo. Ged in sald Court bi IN Chan
fy egahA The said deftndauis The object aud PRAYER of
rich WI that oae William Brown Of the county and
Ae atofesAd ~ haln will aud eslRnen ied Intended
% wto tad James Bnwn the following lands then owned
~ tse SAID William RfeW7, WIN now deceased; situate 10
Vo county Of TaFavas and State aotesad and described
as oos, w The south west quarter OF the north west Or
of section l9townshlp range g containing 40 acres also
n w quarter Of tho N B. quarter OF seeou %, towshp
range i eoutaung 40 acres also the g. w quarter ofte
~ Wquarier q section l5 township s, Afye l. eehianhS
40 and 100 acres, aso tp NJ half Of the 8 T. quarter Of
eeten 8. towuhp aRge p containing 76 and 76-f rec
nEles that The said William Brown employed one William
Boyd odra bis sadwi and that said Boyd In describing
td oso nd, deserted em BY number Of The eeriih.
eag, which the sid William brown held ihe evlelce OF
~ teto mid land, iead OF describing the same by tie
n46et ofhe lol. Pyerfo process answers, aud that said
defendants who hsh or said decd 5e compelled 10 convey
athef several lecss In said land to complainant and tal
eths te ID said land may be fully Nesed in complainant
aceotdns tothc viii invention of said William Brown and
thdd deedAnN ara further notified unless they appear
ad Plead dcmur the said bill within sixty days
after the next erml OF sad The said James Brown
nex term alter the expiration Of said sixty days. will apply
a Court otake tho Of the Bill rs confessed aud 10
dscFcs thereon accordingly. - p
cUMNINs & CAMP,
sol's for Conpl't
tCaSoaber 27lh. A. D. 1873. 5O6w
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Notice..

John G, Shorod and Parker S. Haycock, Hannah Ann
Larkin Haycock Haycock, Lemuel P. Haycock,
Administrators of -- Thompson, and Jane
Benjamin Haycock Thompson his wife, late widow
deceased Us. }ofBsnjamin Haycork deceased.
Parker SiHaYcock
Ell ais
Won will take notice that wO have fled our petition
- in the Office ofthe Clerk Of the Courtof Common
Pleas Of fTuscarawas County State Of Ohio in which Pc
tiiion you are made parties defendant. The petition
sets forth that Benjamin Haycock in bis lifetime to wit
on The 29h day ofJan. A. D. is35 entered into writ.
contract with Levi Jenkins by which he sold said
Jenkins part Of the N East quaier of section twenty
one iniTownship fifteen Of range seven containing II
acres and 64l0O Of acre. that the said Jenkins by vr.
tue Of said agreement entered into possession Of said pro-
periy and has fully complied on his part, with all III,
stpnlaons in said contract SC. The prayer ofthe PEI
lon is that the Court at is next term may order iht
petitioners TO make deed to said Levi Jenkins for The
land n the petition described in the samo manner tina
the said Benjamin Hay o H.: would have been: beer
bound 10 do in his lifet IL &c.
Eg E. R. ECKLEY
M .h, .t fs. t,-s Attorney for Petitioners.
January 1874. W.
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ADNGI1TISTRAOR'S NOTICE. I

b Inpursuance Of an order of Court made in June term;
A. D. ls43 will offer for sale on the premises near
Srasburgh, Tuscurawas County, Ohio, on Saturday the
oath day of February next. One Mill seat on Sugar:
creek with acres and seventy porches laud about
the same d,y and place, one CAST IRON Turning
Lathe, and one Card teeth cutter. A,he property Of
Philip Tapp deceased. Terms Of sale made known on
said day BY, PHILIP KNAPPENBERGER 's p
January 25. 1874. 24S 8a5' t-s G Adm'r. 90
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W Faom the Boston Daily Tins
SnnInHTsa INnIAN NEGETARI.E RIILa

~ publs advised medicines Of the daY, know Of
Aona that we sneY recommend for the ills that flesh
dF To- than the pills that sold at The depot OF the North
American College OF HEALTH 1893 fremont street. Boston
seyeru Instances know Of where they ara ied In families
~b the highest satisfaction; and longer ag otan yesterday
30 heard eiaen physician recommend them in high terms
There be great reSugnunce TO the use OF oUACK
edlciaes thsY are oil ndcrnlnateY termed, but II
naniY owing to the regular NJ DIS constantly denouncne
then Tile are however becoming liberal In this reI
psc an hs consequence thai good Vegetable nedcnes are
-ns6 mora extensively used than forwerlY.a e.F
E1trdctof a letter from Washington City.
"a aff.Wm WRtehf-Dear Sir-You win have the kindness
forward possible two three gross Of the
Aa4a Vegetable pills The sales have fer the last two months
ucreased rapidly; those who buy, generally remafkng hn
~ he best phs they haye ever used" and my opinion
aS thsY will ina short time supercede all others in lh
st.S. - p ROBERT FARNHAM,
t"afaa sfr ft9-tTa ai % " Washington city, D. Z.
Fs.0,A tks Phila. Saturday Eptning Post.
-li5a lWRlGH1eS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
WrghS Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
- New England well as ether parts of tile United States
The attempt Of persons aefraud the public by the sale
apuTious artislas meelswih general eprobaon Mr. Wry
an ndefagabe business Hapf and shows array Of cure
b e medicine which warrant confidence in the virtue Of h
AGENTS.
a CHAPLIN g RoBY, New Philadelphia TO'ca'uw
- OoWHty9 Ohio.
a d ThaysT q Co.. Bolivar, do 90 9 ~
?. p Latter Sandyyie, do do '' 't' ''
y Christian Weehel, Zoar, do do f1a .'t
Fis Rler, Slinguff & S,eiiing Canal Dover, do ~
- a'hosnaa Sargent, Shanesvie, do do sssii losu
Bever e. Bownau Cosbocton, Coshocton eouuty. Q
A.. Rep6bld a Co. Keene, do do -
ava G,puel liumrickhoase x Co., LewiSvills, do dc
a. Daniel Klgors s. Co., CadK, Harlson co., O.
"a atkinson y Hilbert, tlarrisonyle, do do fl
June IS, lSl3 As. 'f Il
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Stone Cutting,

VHNHE subscriber respectfully informs the ezens os o..
y Dover, New Philadelphia, and tile county Rsncralv
hat he has commenced tie above business in Canal noys
where he intends carrying in all s various hanchos
E1ONUrEENTs,
HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
BUILDING STONES IN short ali descriptions Of l,o.s
work made 10 ORDER Of Tie hest MATERIAL and n,he ns.lost
ossible style Shop on Fnctory stree, one door wesl
slingluR and Bowers shoc and Leitkef tois afT esf
Poysr, Oct. g la4s, SM9
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THE ehsdpsst and best Medicine in the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMILY ILLS.
Ooly IL l-2 cents a Box.

ObIy IL To teDIs DuX'
VlflESE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at II
"A cents a box, just one half what they have usually
been sold at, and each box contains as much medicine
and as good as Motifs Brandreths 25 cent boxes
This reduction is made correspond with the present
low pressure times, and bring the medicine within The
reach ofevery family As these pills have been sold
for number of years in the Western States they need
nothing said in the form of an advertisement to recon-.
mend hem as there are living wnf sses nearly every
where to testify that they are the best Family Medicine
now before hepubc. We say to all who are not we'll
buy these pills for they are safe under all circumstances
and conditions ofs ashey never debiilaie or weaken
but strengthen the whole system. For sale in New
Philadelphia by CHAPlN g. RoBY.
Also in all the principal towns ,hroughout,h
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