davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

a'aND OTHERS MAKING REMITTANCEs TO
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on all the Branches OF
- the PROyINGIAL BANK, IRELAND, and
can be obtained Of RlCHD BELL,
WIN. McLACHLAN,
and DORIS Buildings Hanover
. Also, BILLS on the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AME-
RIGA LONDON and its Branches in Canada, New Bruins
wick Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
Jy2t 2taw3mjgb
FRENCH CHAIRS SOFAS AND FANCY TABLES
! TIFFANY, YOUNG 4 ELLIS invite purchaser 10
lock at her style Of Chairs. Sewing Chairs Arm Chairs aud
Sofas under they beautiful and
feet N quality and finish than for sale elsewhere They
those who have made them acquainted with the prices Of
Others that they are decidedly moderate y pies
Swiss Rustic Chairs, ls greatly reduced prices Iron and
pafer Mache Chairs Tables Sc, with large collection Of
Paro and Chamber Ornaments all Of their imporatons,
for sale moderate prces and packed free Of charge
s26 is m m
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
CoRNs, BUNIoNs AND BAD NAILS

T LlTTLEFlELD, CMRoPoplsr, takes this method to p;
form citizens and visiting New York. that he still
his successful Cons Bunons Club and
layerted Nails the Merchants Exchange Bathing Rooms
Wiiam street. doors below Wall street. at his
dence, All Bowery, one door below 10th street.
All orders pgnctuay attended TO, in part Of the city,
without charge,
Office hours from A. NJ TO o'clock P. NJ At home morn.
ing and evening. sill lmeodsec
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
MOST EXTRAORDINARY C1TRE

MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
IF ANY HAVE DOUBTS they may now dismiss them, and
the ncieduoos may consider DE ness cnrable.
Numerous cases cues aud many them
BY the Of 81 ARPAs OIL have been ruhhed-bu Ibis
caps the cmaxyouns old your hear
lag.
Alady in smithGeld PENNSYLVANIA and about eighty
II axe had been gradually getting deaf for than forty
wears that next 10 npossibe make her hear
saol IA the oulest tones OF Last winter she
dnced try SCAHtAS Ol for Deafness is only
ss add that she has used two bottles and that her bearing
rrenared BY b. Bell and sold wholesale retail bv A.
d. sands Dggis No. 70 Fulton street. z7S Broadway and
~ East Broadway s26 lm-rc
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

GIVE RED AND GREY HAIR AND WHIS-
KERS ANOTHER COLOR.
WHO is there young old that likes red or grey hair
w This question applies both and should be
bered tey inclined change the color of their locks
.' Red cheeks are pretty--not red hair
The latter shames complexion air.n
The celebrated Italian Dye changes red grey hair whs
kers 10 beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black
without staining the skin in the leas This wsrraned who
them will with red hair red whskers longer The Italian
Dye adds glossness and the hair equal
-, :. -... - -
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS & Co. Chemists and
Druggists 273 Broadway Chambers the Granite
Building Sold also 70 Fulton and II last broadway
Price so cents rs meec
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

TO COUNTRY NERO CHANTS:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
- THE SUBSCRIBERS have received and now offer
SALE the hest selected stock Of Boots and Shoes for
fall and wnrr trade, that be found the city Of
New York consisting in part Of Mems Thick Boots, Mems
Grain Fishermens Boots, Mems Kip and Calf Boots Mems
Half Welt aud Pump Calf Grain and Seal Boots, Mems Kip,
Pegged and Sewsd Brogans Meas Calf Brogans Mems Fine
Calf Boots, Womens Leather Boots and Buskns Chilrens
Leather Cacks the best article in the Market Ladies fine Buskns
Caters, Slippers anh French Ties and all other articles in the
endless variety for 4 and winter Furrd Patent and Plain
WILSON & JOHNSON,
l42 Chatham Opposite Chatham Theatre
-OIrn till 10 o'clock in the evening. au25 lmsec
To MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS In
WOOLLENS.
HENRY MIGEO ON,
fyORNER Of Laight and Washington streets New York.
~ Finisher OF Cloths, Casneres Sanets &c. respectfully
informs the manufacturers and dealers in wooens, that his
abishment successful OPERATION and that he pre-
pared 70 execute with promptness all orders his line that may
be conhded TO him. Specimens Of his workmanship
application the gentlemen whose
and U whom he has liberty to refer.
1Ordsn may be left az 81 and 81 Pine street
Wolcot 4 slade, 81 Pine street.
w. g. Langley, 81 Pine street.
Halsted, Ea,nes Co., 81 Nassau street.
.JsJYsS:T J.ss. g riis iIBsss r: :v,, ann ,m.,.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
A STRANGE, BLESSED, ASTOUNDING AND
SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
TO CLEAR SUNBuRNT, DiSCOLORED AND VEL.
LOW, FRECKLED, PIMPLkD OR

LOW, FktCkLED, PlMPlED On
DISFlGURED SKIN.
M trash aud therefore think the powers Of the genuine
Soap exaggeratrd let such give il fair trial IL indeed
the sngulary wonderful curative peparon made in
pimples, Blotehes Freckes, Tan Morrhew,
Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Eryspelas, BARRIERS Itch,
Rngworn, Oldsbores, and Bore Heads. -
But mind, Jones' Soap has done, and still effects these
swnded with counterfet-but the Of the Ameri-
Eagle, 50 Chatham street, and 323 Broadway, Y IN
Boston, Redding State Zeibr Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia ly9 Fulton Brooklyn and Pssse broadway,
Albany. $40 lmsm
&EOll REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
paw For the Of 0ononh1a, 0kets Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organ Of generation.
all remedies YET discovered for the above complaints, this
Il mses speedy and permanent cure without the least
scon Diet drink exposure or change IN application to bu'
siness.
we give no long quackish deceive the
public II the medicine does not speak for sef shal!
speak FOR it, Our object 70 notify where b. had and
the proprietor challenges single ceo recent Gonoha to be
brought in which the Mixture will not effect rapid cure under
This i disease that unfortunately perv.dss all ranks Of
ceyhish, low rich and poor, matrimonial and single! They
selves without the hast the shortest time possb
Further the disease cannot be ccnaed dose Of the Mix
Is taken at nghton going to bed when exposed .
Il Is put M bottles with full directions accompanying IT, al
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cues
"iSy FST ssi ss. eafS onS @ Minors m Broadway Of
John ST. opposis franklin House. New York; Mr. Bsrys, cor
and Seventh streets Phrd-pha; snd At
ira Washington str~-s Boston; "a Canal street, New
Or.ans and rs Main street, Cincinnati. sl8 =" &c
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
TO- SIGNED UVEh!!!
To an
endless
eternity, by
all who witness
ed the pale and ghast-
ly object, caused by


eternity, by
all who wness-
ed the pale and ghast.
ly object caused by
splitting blood, and most
violent cough, with night .weat.,
hoaBeness and sound OF the voice.
indicating alarming state Of disease:
my clergyman was plain with me land stated
that had but a few days 10 live; my sister, VINO
my anxious taker, made inquiry where she
she told Of Dr. Ssoaynes Compound Syrup Of Wiid
Cherry medicine general throughout the United States
for the Of coughs colds consumption splitting o blood
Influenza papitation OF the heart whoopng cough tickling
tsng sensation IN the throat 6ronches asth weakness OF
formed If this medicine failed in the my life was hopeless
DR. Syaynes Syrup then procured, and the hrst bottle
relief and BY the time had commenced the fifth bottle,
cough had left and strength much improved that
covered my former health Fora corroboton Of the truth Of
the above statement call sister who lives IN
uper street, door below Race, Philade!phis rr,r
N Be cautions 70 ask for the original Dr. Sraynes Conn
S Gas al 9s; ony 1p Sg b.
Swayne whose office at the northwest corner q Eighth and
Race Philadelphia. Agents-Dr W. Milnor corner
2f Broadway an. John street. New York; H. A. sands lgs
Olds s Broad street. N John s. Harrison Salem Mass;
BacLus Bull Troy ~ York spalSns n HSMngon MIN, ,." WoE
s. g 81 oe c rq%SGs %
H. Brewer, Springfield, Mass;J T. Hal Co.. Boston,
Mass; Wm nussbury Lowell Mass JasperC Ayse Lowell.
Mass: K. Holden East Boston, Mass; Ransom Stevens,
Boston, Mass; r. NJ. Cohen 4 Co., Charleston, s. G.
sentl9 9rnke
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

iI,WINE-23o bales Bridport, Seine Herring rnd Gill Ne
Twins from ~ TO 70 lbs, Of recent mportstons and ve
''Ss.S' Gee '-K K. COLLINS % ssu.h sss,.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

COPPER 400 superior EnvIis from 20 or,
~ for sale by w. u. COLLINS Y co,
Tg South strsst
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
PARIS IN NEW YORK.

THE City of Paris that grand capital of Europe con aiming
100 900 inhabit be without leaving New
York The proprietor Of his exhibition has the honor Of a
forming the ladies aud gentlemen of New York and
those who have read the My eries Of rs ny Eugene Sue
opened for few days No SOL Lycenm Of Natural History.
Broadway nearly opposite Nbo This model Of Paris 81
feet in circumference and be all the Houses Streets
Pssaee Railroads. eagere in the Garden ci Plants Ihe
River seine and steamboat the Bridges e la Chase Gene
terry all its Monuments &c. sc. Explanation made
yers iu description Of the beauties Of this city.
Persons who have Paris will recognize Immediately whe
they have resided Open every day from A. M 10 r. NJ
Admittance IS cents, children half price.
s2a Irneodsm m
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDlCAL NOTlCE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
- vaay Of Syphtc Mercuria other disease or who
have been n half cured by quacs had better carefully
the following letter -
Dr. CooptrSir Last July contracted certain privafr
disease ard immediately applied doctor who promised
me in week. continued with him months, but
gradually letting tried after another all the
advertising and each promised positively to
me. ~ length discovered the object Of these
ney and that the were not doctors. concluded TO into
e hospital where the doctors kept under Of
curry Tor eight weeks throat aud liberated pains
" al my joints, and my body covered with ulcers was
complete skeeon the doctors considered dangerous to yive
ne fny more medicine, and advised southern climate left
we hosph and by advice Of several friends, placed myself
anaef your care on the FIRST Of January last well and
restored % perfect health. | wish this published.
THOMAS GREEN,
-. go, Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY
Waifhnts 70 cure every matter how long
stanng q 9ee Stcturc and seminal Weakness and mild
Co.'s ~ pvt msades cured f8 hours without Interfering
WIN me surnts habits Dr. Coopers Office IA Duane street
tN0 aooIs rom 1nathem 81 No oure pay s27 lmsec
WHEAT-2ooo buiheIs Prime Illinois For sale by
s27ec ss s..,S y 90,
ARD400 kegs very choice Lard equal ~ c,,y ,.a.,-d
IL For sale by ", X, COLT Ss - 4 ,o.' ~
"" - sovthstreet.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
f.ASh'S CAkkAo EEN PASTE,
MANUFACTURED and sold by John Nash, Jersey City
" and sold also Wholesale and retail. at the following Depo

Kushton and Company Broadway.
Ai,lhaus Pharmacy, Broadway.
a. H. Sands 273 Broadway.
Henry }. Chapman, Fulton street.
Ana retail OF all the principal Drug Stores in city.
The medicinal qualities of this elegant and fashionable repa
ration have been long known the public Physicians have
SUCCESSFULLY prescribed the Of Irish Moss light and
highly aaons article of diet for invalid partcuIary for
those suffering from Pulmonary Consumption. Hitherto, this
substance has been only used incidentally but from the very
which the article has been prepared
will only be used by the sick, but luxury by ALL
In eonseauenee Of It's highly demucen properties and power
aaying irritation Of the the of public
speakers earnestly requested To members OF the Pulpit aud
Bar will be invaluable aud their patronage respectfully
dedicated, by their obedient servant, JOHN NASH.
ma IuAr
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
CLlhEHUGH.
VEN TILATlN 10 AND GOSSA M Err
MICS ND Sl,AIPS

- IN II "A 1 y ~ "A ~ - GO5S "A vi II IL
WIGS AND SCALPS.
CLlhEHUGH invites all and inspect
- hs improved ventiiating and perpetual hitting Wigs, which
for ightness durability be placed among
FIRST productions Of modern manufacture they diff
Ter from all made the hair being sngy
and equally distributed from
skln Ia Their form they cover more OF the than
natural hair does. Composed OF hair whcn loses
and By the Of Hat elastic spring, tmad expressly for him
sell which neither coodes loses its elasticity they fit
closely head
uaie the deception. 900 Broadway, tpsxt st Pauls)
esi I'M stairs.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

- ce is Duane street. two doors from Chatham Strangers
respectfully informed that Dr. Corb member Of the
University Of the City of New York. and that he has exclusive
confined his practice from being general the Of
classes q diseases ow over eleven wears IL the city Of
medicine do record than Is 10 be found in his
practice The Doctor the unfortunate against the
has its thousands of victims Recent
are in days removed entirely from the system See ha.
judciously treated by legally qualiied and
by prsendes and quack there several Of them in this
city Persons afflicted with proacted and nveterate cases
despair being health by applying Dr.
Corbit Of many year, has estbli.hed the Doctors
Doctors profound attention. medicine may be had 70
certain disease 10 OF its FORMS aI8 3msrc
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
IT a. AHTAULT li9 Broadway corner of Liberty street.
Lafayette Bazaar, offers sale low for cash. dozen
I9cco cases ne lot o gilt frames; appiraus made by
thsvaer aud esbours Paris; ~ achronatIc glasses 3
inches a lot Of plates chemicals. sc. Sci i'm re
IEElh-I -IEETH.
GREAT Reduction IN DensyPIices reduced so Der cent
on Fine Plate, from 81 80 70 M " 4 90
Teeth filled with Fine Gold Foil from 5Octs 10 / o0
Tooth Ache Cured, or Teeth Extracted ~ O. S5
n. TAYLOR,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist
=. SO East broadway
au22 lm'm tSuccessor 10 VIM Thoin.) -
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

ARD-too KEGS choice Lard equal o c,ty rendered
- For sale by w. X. COLLINS i Co. ~
"" IS sovth street
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

EALL BUsINEss-Nerchants, Nianuaeturers and other,
who require Business Cards Of their establishments, Cir
culars Bill Heads Drawings Architecture, Machinery and
Landscape Aaps &c. and Publishers who require illustrations
Of Books Periodicals. and Music Pieces, have the work
executed in the beat lie and moderate terms, at
Il. JONES' Lthogaphic Establisltnent
l28 fulton street., New York.
". B.-Dmwings and Specifications for Patents.
an2l m
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.

ADV G l. N DI 5 EA S ES
pECulIAR 10 theicrcumstanee, synpahies and formao
L Of Females, oy DIR. STEPHENS,
Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons. London
su30 imsrc n Warrn sree,. New York.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

No. SO Chambers st. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK,
CONFINES his PRACTICE to D.EAsEs o. THE Eye and Ope-
inserted Dr. D. has for the last eight devoted his attsn
on almost exclusively 70 this branch Of The loes-
sistant and later practising Chareon s. e. FoR OPERA
(strabismus, &c and treatment, charges
moderate. Office hours from Q A. M to p. M
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

WHEAT-aoo0 baihel' Frim;; Illinois; For sale by
~ =. X. COLLINS x co.
A.,tk sfv~.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
THE WAY THEY CSHEA + FARMERS

correspondent seems TO think John Ever
hard is satisfied with "a heats aud 1000 dollars. aud
is willing to give way 10 some farmer or mechanic.
Van deIusion Why do you not know that John Ever
hard is candidate for the fifth time and actually
had his nomination crved out two months agol Do you
not know that the BuzzaId Club have all the lucrative
Offices dsrcted out among themselves for the next Ten
years What care they for farmers mechanics rghts!
Not straw. They will tickle you up with Puor
House director, or Commissioner hut take for such
offices as Senator Representative Auditor, &c. Far
mers and mechanics cant shine in that crowd. They
are not capable of self Government, say the Buzzards
and can't be trusted with honorable or profitable Offices
Witness how they laid farmer Uhtch The shelf last
winter when his friends wanted 10 make him Elector.
The Buzzards goi together, wrote to Coumbus-pfes-
to-farmer Uhrlch knocked in the head and up come
Lawyer Sapp of siershurgh Look at farmer Matheny.
Last year they run him when ,lere was chance fol
the Legislature. Now they have him stu mping it
the hills until The Convention with PROMISE then he
may 20 out 10 grass for Doctor Bennett is the Buzzsrdi
man--he was Nominated months ago. And so il
s throughout the chapter. So it has been and
will be- longns the present federal leaders Of Tusca-
rawas can hoodwnk, deceive, and trampls upon then
followers And so long as they have not The ndepen
dence 10 speak out and redress their wrongs-so long
as they suffer themselves to be deceived. humbugged
and betrayed by corrupt and depraved editor who
should have been kicked out of the county ten year:
ago for his lying and decepon-so long will they de-
| serye all lhey get and more too
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
NOTICE


rs hereby given that the following partial and final
l. 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
specon Of all concerned, and will be presented at the
at the next term of said Cout
Fna! account of Thomas Held, Administrator of John
Hela decd. 4
Final account Of Sarah French ard John Thompson
Executors of Samuel French deed,
Final account of Isaac Everett Admir- Of Jelu Eek.
man decd. ...-
Final account of Yost Miller Admir- of John Yodder
dec d. ..
The Partial counts Of Daniel and Caharine Knsey,
Guardians Of Henry DAVIS, Lydia Davis, Jcmlma
Davis, Caharine Davis and Rebecca Davis, heirs Of
Henry Davis decd.
The final account of Geo. Lawbaugh, Administrator Of
Elizabeth Zimmerman deceased.
Final account of John & Joseph Williams Adminislra.
tors Of John Williams decd.
Fnal account of Elizabeth Stahl Admnistralrix oi
Henry Stahl decd.
The partial acct Of John For]yce Administrator o
Of S'okeley Craig decd.
Also Exhibit of The situation Of the estate Of George
Kirkpatrick deed made by Reasin Prichard ADM
de bonis non of said estate.
CtiAS. II. KITCHENER, Crk.
July 80. 1914
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
OHNEoURAFxx CouMTT
eNNNENI TON.


TIE Democratic votsn Of Tuscaawss County IRE
requested 10 meet 10 Ihei respective townships on
sAT0RD AZ THE s1sT DAH of AUGUST,
neS aud scOtt FIVE delegates from each township % Al
tend the County Conven,iou 10 Le holden At the Cour
H,use 10 New Philadelphia, ousa 81 Is. 49,
MONDAY THE 2ND DAY OF SEPTEMBER
next or the purpose Of nominating county ticket, aud
to ssec; delegates 10 attend the Congressional Con-
vehli0n. H
The undersisned Centrsl Committee concur 10 aud
offst tho following recommendations, FIRST That the
delegates be instructed by their respective townships as
to who they shall vote for ia county convention.
Second That the delegates procure certificates signed
by the officers Of their respective meetings stating that
they are such regularly appointed delegates which Ger
lfcatss shall be produced the day Of the County Con
venton as evidence Of their right 10 ac in such ca?a-
| eiel. '
| Third. That the Democrats At their township NEE
,ings appoint Vgilau committee of one able efficient
man in each school district in The several townships
and report their names to the central committee on tho
day of the Convention, . .....
s. BRAlNARD, SID.
| d. McGREGOR,
! v. r. BONHAM,
M COLLIER.
! C. II MiTCHENER,
| Democratic Central Com
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
Notice.
July 80. 1874.

CATHERINE Steiner widow Christlania, inIermarried
with Adam Iinebaugh, and Catherine Steiner niror,
hereby notified That the 29 day OF July, A. D. 1914
William Shear administrator ofte estate Of Envd Steiner,
fled in the Court Of Common Pleas of Tnscarowss
w. Ohio pe,ilen against lem-the Object and prayer Of
which H. Obtain order OF said Court authorizing said nd
mnraor complete behafof the heirs Of sad deceased
certain article of agreement, de and uttered into in G
lifetime Of and beween the aad deceased and George
InebaLgh by which snid article Of agreement said David
Steiner for the sum OF three hundred dollars among Other
things End Tie undivided halfo the following described
estate situate in sad uscarawas County, Ohio to witt The
west half of the r w O. of Sec No. sTownshp No 81
Range in the United States Military District containing sc
actes less Said petition WILDE for the hearing Of said
Court, at sl ext Term BELDEN BROTHER.
d" sos for Pet
Jrlv tQIJ oyv
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
CHANGEs--WHOLESALE BUSINESS.

MAKE ROOM FOR CLEvELAFD, OHIo-The Cleveland
Paindealer comes 10 US with letter and certificate,
signed by ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX
electors who voted The whig ticket in ls40 who have re-
nounced the whg party and enrolled their names upon
oTat.
The Lawrenceburg (1nd) Beacon, Of The 25th ult,
contains similar renuncations from Ss citizens of
vicinity
1t is lanehabe 10 hear men falsely accuse Mr.. Polk
With having "tcy ancestors" who cannot go back two
generations, in their own families without stumbling
yer ascole Of them.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

Totce hereby given that at tic next term Of The Court Of
Common Pleas Of TuscaawHs County Ohio application
viii c made said Court by Mary seaon aud Lucy seaiOn,
minor heirs of Andrew seatoh for the redemption Of the fol-
lowing tract Of land sold William r. Moore y tile Treasu
rer Of said County for delinquent taxes the 9Th day
December 1s4l taxed the Of Andrew sanion Wit
Part of the West half of Lot g. in the 2nd quarter eighth
township IN the first rngc IN said Couuty Original QnaNty
twenty. eight acres, whole sold,
The depoate required by law las heep made with the Clerk
uf said Court. BOWER SEAToN. Guardian,
OF Mary aud Lucy scaon
Dated August5 1874 90 Gw.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
A CUON uP "A STUMP.

The Buzzard refuses 10 bring Barley the coffin hand
bill pedla into Tuscarawas but wants us 10 fetch Tod
along. Can, do il unless you accede to our challenge
aud give bonds that Barley shall be here. Tod has
been here already. Why is it that the federal leaders
are so afraid of bringing BARLEY among the peoPel DO
they expec, that the people wvoe for man who dare
not show HIMSELF II Is too much like buying "pg in
poke" and the vo'ers will say so at The polls. Mark
that down,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS.

The federal leaders arc driven to such desperation
hs, they are resor,lns to the bases frauds Last week
al Rochester N. Y, they forged The names of SO dem-
ooras to communication against Polk and Dallas. and
had II published. but the vainy was exposed.
We'cauon our Democrats TO on their guard against
The base means used by corrupt leaders to deceive them
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
M q STEERS SALE.

Isaac H. k'FH }BXh sss ess, G e e odmss S,s., sf
William L Robson stun Pleas. in Chaacery, Of
said County made june Term I844 will rtfar fpf sa'e
at the door of the Court House in New phiIadelpiH
on the 1911 day of August iS44, at l o'clock r, ".
the following described real estate 10 wit, Lot Eighty
nine (e9) in the town OF WestcheseT in said ccioty
Is. NJ. ATIlERTON,
Master Com. 10 Ch'y.
july II. 1874. 81 5w,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
TAXES.
AUDITORS oGee, 7ascara,oas counta. 0. !

AUDITORS Office, 1ascaratOds County o.
Juno H. 1914.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the County
~ Commissioners at .hcir June session A. D, 1914,
did assess The sum oFwo mills on each dollar valuation.
Of taxable property within said county, for Road pur-
poses the current year. and that he said tax may he dis
charged by ahor the roads, under the direction of
The Supervisors Of the sveers DISTRICTS al Tie rate of
Seventy FIVE cents per day. f
JOHN EVERIlARD, Aadiior
June %, 1914 Tascarasas County Ohio