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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13

JOHN b. OGDEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Refer to
G: W. Pascha, Esq. Van Buren,. Arkansas.
VIM. g. C. Fellows, Louisville, Ky.
J. w. y X. Leavte, New York. &C.,
Van Buren,, Dec IS, IS43-45-tf
New Goods. -t
Just received, per steamer Arkansas,
Gents fine beaver, pilot cloth. and Jeans
COATS. ..-
Fine and medium Sattinett and Jeans
Beaver. Russia, Satin and Coney Black and Drab CO
lorcd HATS r...
Fur Seal, Neutria Velvet. Cloth, Patent Leather,
and Hair Seal
Gaps.
Sowed Calf, and pegged Kipp
= BOOTS.
Cents and boys Morocco stitched and pcggd g. negro
8EOGANS. rs
Kcntuck and Glasgow Jeans.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Linseys and Blankets
Nader, blue and medium
PRINTS.
Sheetings, shrtings, Lowells, drlings and ticking.
ALSO--A fine assortment of Hardware and Cutlery
sADDLERY, NAILS, sc. sc.
All of which will be sold low for cash.
PELTRIES, HIDES, OR COTTON,
Dec. II, 1913. By s. g. G. TURNER.
A NEW two horse Wagons consignment, suita
Bile for or horses, fer sale low by
w H. NJ MAYERS
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NCatsaio,s.

II ME public hereby cautioned from receiving
4 the following described Treasury note, payment
having been stopped, which deposited in the U.
States Quarter Masters Mail, at Fort Washita, c. N
the Both of August, lo43, and enclosed George
E. Blake Esq, Philadelphia, Penn, the ha wing
never been received by the person to whom sent.
100 dollars, letter B., No $780, payable to D. Hun
ter, dated 29th August, 1912, and endorsed by him,
ID. Hunter, Paymaster, U s. Al 18th November
1912. GEO. A. ii. BLAKE,
Capt. u. S. X fes.
Fort Washita, c. N, December I4th, lS43-i7- Ct.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13

" Norridgewock Advocate, says the new
eautiful law office, lately erected in that vii
VS.. Abbot;e, Esq, was dedicated Thanks
evening, by sacred music, from the choir
". Mr.. fcet's Church. What neytl
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usriN' rs. .-. c. DEwEEsl
JOHN AUSTIN a. CO.

JOHN AUSTIN. rs. OFF,. c. DEwEEsE.
JOEAN AUSTIN e. co.
HAVE in store, and received. por steam boat En-
Il L. port, and will sell low for cash, hides or petry
II hhds sugar 60 sacks coffee 4;
$50 sacks salt; 50 bbls whiskcy wines and brandy
20 tons iron, steel and castings, assorted;
500 plough moulds; -.
oo kegs ma lis and flooring brads; box tacks;
~ boxes chewing toba eco; boxes smoking do;
D Kegs apple Jelly: kegs pickles;
lo,ooo papers garden seeds, of IS43 put up by tn.
~ Shakers,and warranted to grow if wolf planted
30 kegs powder; 1000 lbs lead;
oo bags shot, assorted numbers;
~ boxes starch; 10 boxes sperm candles;
~ boxes tumbers and pint TASKS;
boxes mould candles; boxes cotton yarn:
casks Western Reserve cheese;
a. = casks Paint oil; l do spts turpsntine;
70 boxes window glass
2o1 sId's sole, upper. bride and harness leather;
~ double mattresses, ~ single do;
% dozen brooms;
= crates plates, cups and saucers;
cotton and wool cards;
sives, indigo madder, and copperas;
alum. salt petre, birthstone, and cigars:
~ pipes plough lines, bed. cords, &c. &c.
Nov. 20. 1893.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Fayetteville,
~ Arkansas, on the 3lst of December, 1913, hich
if not taken cut by the 3Ist of March, 1874 will be
sent TO the General Post Office dead letters.
AuXIer John Mars lanes
Bean lIlchard Maryfeld VIM
Blew Peter More DIM
Bean Mark Mussett Sinnet
Barns Herrey Moore David
Baird Benjamin. Gilbrcath Moss Hardy %. .... ...
Cyrus. or Craig Ewing P.Males AbramC
Brixsa John Mayfeld James .
Bonaham William Noll John
Billingsley John Potts Ely
cline Elisha Potts Eliza or Powell Hen
Golfer Jas ry2
Caldwell ADRIAN Plumley Jenteon
Campbell james Feerson Patty
Carney Joseph Phillips WmC2
Conway K Ii Pryor HcnryJ
Chantre Shad Paylon Edward
Cole John Patton Thomas
Dunn Tola Real Estate Bank at Fay
Davis Solomon ctteye
Dckerson JamesP4 Sylvia Post Master at
Estep Els Shepherd A E
Evans James Sewers Charles
Evans l. d Seaman John F
Fine ID M Smith Ellison
Garmeey Patrick Smith Weeks
Gct James Strickland 2
Goddard Hugh Son James
Handy William Son Michael 9
Huson William Ms Turner John P
flarnage Ann Thaw Benjamin
Hardwlck Huldah Town CT
Jolly James Thomson John d
tones John Wilson A
Hines William Walker David
hennon John Whytc James2
Larremore w Il Warehouse John
Learing John NJ West rhos
Larabee James Walden William
Little James White Carol
Larabee Martha Winn Minor Fl James OF
McCamy Robert Aquilla Hutchins
Mccoy William
Persons calling for letters in the above list will please
say they are advertised.
JOHN ]. sTlRMAN, I'm
Fayetteville. JHn'y 6, 1913 --49-3t.
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LIME German and French cologne
l. Lavender water. rose water milk of roses
Ess lemon and ess cinnamon, otto of roses
Musk, gold lace. gold leaf
Military shaving soap. 100 lbs; assor ted beads
Fancy soaps, palm and CASTLE do.
lndellibc INK, for sale by
w. II. & Mr. MAYERS
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JSo. HENRy. 800 Ed. CUNNINGHAM
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOccrs, Commission
and Produce Merchants,
VAN buren,, ARK.
Jan. l, 1874 Es+-
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

4 Hs SSH
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
HAVE Just received, per Arkansas Mail'' from
I'LL New Orleans, i'f'
$50 Bags Rio coffee - II @r-..-.
400 do coarse salt
10 Hhds sugar - - -'
100 Reams wrapping paper gf ~
~ Boxes western Reserve cheese
Bags pepper rEf - .. r..
Bags alspice
Boxes roll birthstone
10, 900 Principe cigars 1EE
81 10 Barrels refined loaf sugar
10 Boxes Leftwitch best chewing tobacco
20 Boxes Imperial and Young Hyson tea 49,
Barrels copperas
Bag race ginger
Barrels linseed oil ..r. rs ..-...
20 Kegs white lead f-ra ...--
~ l Barrel whiting r.
+--* ~ Dozen pante buckets
10 Dozen wire sleeves
10 Nests tubs and keelors
III do sugar boxes 81. o..
l0o Dozen sets common cups and saucers
100 do do do plates 40
do wool cards
do Collins axes Pa.
do Coffee mills rf'.
20 Kegs nails
sou lbs American Blistercd steel
Sets Smiths tools, complete
1000 Pair calf and kip brogans
10 Barrels molasses ..
so Kegs ''Kentucky Rifle Powder
10 doz gallon glass jars
Nutmegs, Cloves, Sardines, &c. &c.
January ii, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST LETTERS
Ee EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Van Burer
HS Ark, December 3lst, lS43, which if nc
| taken out within three months. will DO sent to til
General Post Office as dead letters.
Adair John Il Luvvi,t James r
Anderson Lewis A niece Mary Ann
Brown Hiram Miller VIM Fl
Ball James Aliers Turner BE-
Brown Hannah cold Moore Ransom
Bean Wiley Mitchell L B
Boslick John Matthews Daniel or
Bennett Joseph James Chronister
| Brookng Tom McAllister Mary
Barley David NIcLaine
Bacon G w Mays Elizabeth
burk James Moore Jesse
Bates Charles WoodsonNidever Jacob
Box james O'Brian John
Barber Thomas Prescott Isaac
Crner Robert S Ragsdale + Il
Clark Henry Renfrough Washington
Corder L Il 2 Kicker
Clayton VIM r Riggs William
Clay Russell Rush Peter 2
Dees Rev Daniel r g. Rankin VIM or II G
Martin Riley WmP
Durfey Robert Roach Joshua
Davis q A Scott John A
Duval Gen w Snider Cornelius
Evans Evan Shackleford Roger
Eliot Lucinda Stone p f
Enlow Stockton James L
Enlow Edward Speer William S
Fars Joseph Speagle Emanuel
Farley Catherine Sheriff of Crawford CO
Flowers John 2 Smart Laban
Fcatherslon VIM + Stoneroad G w
Frazier Matthew Shipman Calvin
Harrington r NJ Shelton Mr..
Flemming Thomas Townzel Thomas
Gray John Thompson William B
Glenn Jonathan Terry Mrs. Mary W
Harper Robert Vincent Isaiah
Hazen Thomas Van Horne Mrs. Anna
Hammock Elisha E Vandeiycr O
tiagan Richard Weaver PB .s
hickman Cicero White Thomas b =
howell Levi Waller Henderson
Hayden Moses Winn Thomas
Hynson CE Wallace Alfred
Hubbard John IL Williams John
Jones William A Watt Mr..
King Benjamin 2 Webster Andrew
Kirk Lewis IL Wright Geo G
l.arimore NJ Wales Daniel or
Lucuda Lucius Stefiler Zaroac
Lester Margaret e. Wilson Robt
| Lowe John NJ White p
Lumpkn VIM Yates Thomas L
! Persons calling for any of the above letter
will please say they are advertised,
~ JOHN DRENNEN, p. M.
Van Buren,. Ian'y 4, lS44.-4s-3w
N
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13

IarD, and all the other cardinal measures of the
Siaat Wing party; principles for which our revo-
i stationary sires fought-principles advocated and
! carried out by Washington, Jefferson, Madison,
md the good and lamented Harrson,-prnciples
upon the preservation of which vitality depend the
prosperity and happiness of our beloved country.
In veal or woe. by night and day,
l. ...h Our polar star is Henry Clay. 4
BE 1t therefore Resoired, That we concur in
the time and plan fixed upon for holding a Con-
venion to nominate suitable persons for Cover
nor, and for Congress, and also for electors for
President and Vice President, and hereby pledge
Ourselves to unite heart and hand in the great
carse. and battlei manfully for such persons MS
may 30 selected by the Convention.
Hesofued further, That we recommend to this
(. meeting our feilow-citizens Lewis Evans, 3: M.
Al neath John B. Carnes, Tandy X. Kidd. WIN.
III wilson John Harness, and .Iohn w. Onstott as
lHDelegates to represent tho Wings of Old Wash
ingion in the State Convention TO be held at Lit
tle'kocl on the third Monday in January 1871
s0rNhe purpose of nominating suitable person 10
Ds Nn on the Wing Ticket for Governor OF the
Htsas, OF Arkansas, Candidate for Congress, Eec-
sorsfor President and Vice President OF the Uni-
'edStates; Three Delegates to represent the State
a fArkansas, in the National Wing Convention to
beld at Baltimore in May next and Delegates
49, be Young Mems Convention to be held at the
pc time and place. -.a ..-
hesofred, That this Meeting pledging as it does
Jealous and hearty support to the nominees of
Convention, would hero take occasion to ex.
IS lis warm. and decided preference for DAVID
ILKER, Esq. for Congress, FREDERlcK w. Trap
.re 4, Esq. for Governor, and A. w. Arlington,
\ w. Cock, and james II. Walker for Elec.
fesofred, That in case of absence Of any of the
egates hereby appointed those who may attend
IA Convention are specially delegated with pow
or and authority to cast the vote of the absenees.
hsolred, That the proceedings of this Meeting
De signed by the Chairman and Secretary. and
published in the "Arkaasns lnteIIigencer'' and
that Tho Wing papers throughout the State be re-
guessed also 10 publish them. '... I'd.
On motion the Meeting ak iourncd.
: . GEORGE CLINE, Chairman.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13
BOARDING SCHOOL

BOARDING SCHOOL.
VIE Winter term of Mr. and Mrs. MENTIONS
II Male and Female Boa riding School, Cane Hill
Arkansas, will commence on Tie first Monday of
November next, and continue % weeks. All neccs,
sary books can be had of the tea cAeFs.
Price of Tuition SO W per term. -
,,.r sAM'L NEWTON.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13
q. a, TANkcS,
SisyersmIiii and JevNcIler.

Main street, opposite Tie Columbus Hotel,
ID ESPEC1FULLY informs the public that he ha 8
II commenced the above mentioned business in all
its branches. Heis prepared to make repair any
ticle in his line in the best workmanlike manner He
will do work. pay in cash the highest price for cid
gold and silver. Eg's
Van Buren,. Dec. 80, 1913 -47-tr
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13

Wagons and Buggics for Sale.
rTNHE undersigned respectfully informs the public
i that he will shortly commence the wagon and
carriage making business, in Van Buren, ap that he
has now on hand and for sale. cheap for cash. the fol.
lowing articles, which can be seen at Henry & Gun.
ningham's warehouse, and at the Columbus Hotel
two four horse wagons
buggies ~.
A lot of fine rifles and muskets
Dec 30, IS43-47-tf C. QUIGLY
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13
NEW GOODS,

TINE subscriber has just returned from the East,
i with entire and we'll selected stock Of
goods, consisting, in part, of
Calicoes, Mernoes, Alapacaos, Shawls. Musns,
Boots and Shoes, Queensware, Hardware, Iron
7 and Nails, Glass Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
fatters himself that the above stock can be sold
ch prices to comport with the state of the times.
n G. s. BRINE, Fort Smith.
e. an I6la-A7-z
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13

~ received, per steamer Arkansas, three boxe
- fllcry, assorted, consignment, and for sale,
Var nh, by HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
~" En- Dec I6, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13

y. II. PIERsoN, Secretary.
Wiling both Ways.-The tall editor of the
10 Democrat, in referring 10 the means that
sod 10 defeat his election, humorously re-
ave lost about 200 votes for Congress be-
Two were an old bachelor; and the only won
that edid not lose moro this account.
E cruelty of the whole matter is, that whilst
were opposing us because we were unmar-
khers were because they believed the story
10 we're in the habit of whipping our wife"
amount of exports from Cuba, of articles
upon the island, is annually abouf BE- 900
The tax rates of the island amount to near
balf that sum, Sl2.2O000O.
bother Enlbezzlemcnt in Nev Yo,k.-Mr. Jas.
tgomeiy, who has been in the employ Of Quin-
Davenport, & Co., New York, as book Keep
vas arrested on the 10th instant, charged by
bovo firm with the ENLIGHTENMENT of tn cir
5 to large amount, and lodged IN the city
"a. From an examination Of the books, saws
ierald, it appears tina, he practseJ his fraud
the firm by making false entries in the sew
accounts in the books, in the footing up, and
lrious other parts so as to prevent detection
an examination, upwards of five thousand
rs distracted was detected. and it is presumed
il may reach ten thousand dollars, Mr.
fgomery had obtained the fullest confidence
firm, and was thus enabled to commit his
pf fraud and robbory.-N. O. Tropic
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-01-13

Persons calling for letters in the above list will please
say they are advertised.
JOHN ]. STlRMAN, I'm.
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan'y 6, 1913 -49-3t ..e
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A NEW two horse Wagons consignment, suita
H Bile for or horses, fer sale low by
w ii s. NJ MAYERS
Fort Smith, Dec 49, 1913
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
NEW PHILADELPKxA
MALE ACADEMY a

TT is, proposed to establish Classical School in
4 New PhiIapslphia under tho supervision OF Rev.
I. M. FINNEY sDdRev. I0S. GORDON (ifsufi-
sisht encouragement shall be gyen( TO commence oB
The lst Monday Of Nov. nex--the year 10 bO divided
iaio two sessions of s. months each.,. ...- .a.
r, TERMS or TUITION j.
Common Branches
English Gfsmmar, Arithmetic. Geography,
hhtsry. Elements Of Physiology, RvidsHcss
n dChEislianiiy, per session o., t-s $3.50
Sciences e1 errr.
i, Ranral Philosophy, Chemistry. ASirontmy,
Mensl Philosophy, Waits on the Mind, Psit.
hal Economy, Rhetoric, Eogic,- NsiuFsl ThsOl-
- (Pasy'S,) Weylands Moral Science. F' c7,N0
Mathematical CewsE q
Algebra, [Day's or Davies'] Gsome;ry, d.
Vice Laseuares, TrgOuome,ryi Surveying art
RenaurAtIon @ ~ SEQ
,~,., Creek and LATIN LGnSuaRW.
Latin Course. Ross Lslin Grammar, His.
era SacrA, Viv Ron -. CaAsar'G Conmsnta:
RVS, Salfpst, Virgil, fiorrs. .'
Greek Course. Creek Grammar Suthoa's1
o,ssk Testament G 0ca Minors aud G. "a
eIiOra. Composition, Dsclanallon o,c. Though
The course. ....t. .... ..-... ~ 30 90
PARTICULAR attention will he given y The anrsls Of tb
JsSlh. Application far admiuance ,Nr. cas b. mad
Ny letter. otherwise 10 he Principals 10 any Of t
til,xsns of New Philadelphia
New Hilad'a orts9h, 1914. $50
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
AGENTS. s'fe'
CHAPLIN & AOBY, New Philadelphia, TSesfdw
MEDICAL CTEc

DIR. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce to
his friends end the public, that he has associated with
himself in the prsctcS of Medicine DR.. JAMES sIMP-
son, Of Washington Penn. Mr.. Simpson is gentle.
Of excellent medical scquiremsnts having rece'
we'd his education ct the Jefferson Medical College in
The city Of PbiIadsph pha; and has had extensive oppor-
tnicS Ofsseng the practice Of the celebrated hospitals
Of that city, ~ .... ... ...... ......
July l7th, 1874 .... ..s.a. as ........s.
N. B. GYln consequences Of the above arrangement,
the subscriber request all those who in account with
him previous to this nsics 10 call and settle, as den
raolS that the old books should closed. -
..... .s,....f ..-...,f d. RICHARDS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
VAKLORING.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and The pahe gen
a crafty, that he has opened shop In the East OF
the Court House. formerly occupied Office by j. Judy,
esq. New Philadelphia, where he intends carry the bus
iness in the most approved siyls. ....,.,.
L = COATS, PESTS, PANTALOONS,
and all other articles in his line of business made in e
fashionable style, in plain substantial manner suit
the me Of the csuntfy and prices suit the hardness OF
The times F ...' .... W. -
CUTTING Of all Kinds done on the shortest nstes and most
reasonable terms .' b 'HaHE ll7
The LATEST FASHIONS will b0 regularly received from the
East Cou nry Produce will be taken in payment Of wrk
May 25, 1843 ftEf z I.ll9-ly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
aUR VTYr7Ea Z co1EVnYA0OTlTa

y TTNhe uudersgnsd wishes 70 give Notice that he Is
+. Il bout 10 Locate in the Town, Of New Philudephia
asd iss defs his servires to the public IN gensra Be,
Ds in possession Of The fed Noles Of the Entire Yves
trgn part. oe Hsrri-an County also The nsld N,tes I"
whal i called nld Dobrmap Township, and VIII d.
BUSINESS under he Supervision Of tbecodn'y Surveyor
AZ sens,y where orcAsiou requires. lie will surve,
I.sndS gradd roads Level water Courses, D,aM
baeds aud Other instruments OF writing with accuracy
anddispalflK Ha wilIh6 fd9ud panof his time
kawPBiIaaelphraat Urichsyills, lu'cTawas County
Ohio! eE ~ EsqHUsg.1Tsh .gLg..Laa -aga " IL
. sspsf ssozlp7 "a .Ssess,aDANiEL1 0 NORRIS
sset s. qlsi4as.gsl en- ,ssmssls, e33
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
R AK D. RY.


]. &C. SMITFlERS would respectfully inform the
iiiz-ns of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have spened . BAKERY, at their Residence, in The
jhrd building North of The public square, on the West
side Of the street, whsre those who wish to procure
fresh cakss, erarkrs, and bread, of good quality
,e accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say that on every Wednesday and Saturday, of
,ach week. al 3 clock p. NJ. they viii be prepared
Bake any kind of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ling 10 town. From their experience in the business
hey feel assured that they render full satisfaction
all who that may faver them with h call. and hope by
strict suntion to the wishes Of their customers 10 re-
.eivs liberal patronage. -''''- E.@+ +
NJ B Cakes furnished for parties al short uoeS also
Crackers for sale ly the bsrrei. Ai.' f.,.ss 4l.-
New Philadelphia MaYl3 le44.t stt lelye
TNHIs isto inform vtcm may concern. that Ihsvc
j myself used, and have prescribed 10 others ile
se of Dyspepsia. or Gramham Biscuit and Rread, ss
marufaciured by Mr.. John Smilhers; and that have
wsys found Il highly beneficial remedy FOR ndi-
Lesli, n and cospyeness Of bowels; and most heartily
mend ito III whoare 10 need offs ch article
u one nol calculated 10 produce any Of the presen
or subsequent evil effects attendant upon the corsaD
pss Of laxative and calhartic medicines:
l.,'r-s,- a fssr. -NAInhH,So hb'n;
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
GROCERIES,
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

---- CHEHT En- IIIhN LVE EN' |"
r WINSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
J and the public generally that he has opened new
cheap Grocery :ths old stand doc. north Of the Ad
vocas Office and two doors from the square where he
has and will keep s,antly OH hand lLkinds of ~ '
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEER AND CAKES,
&C. &C., which he will sell for cash approved coun
New Phaadelphia, June !, ls4@ , 4 "a Sm
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
MEDICALNoTICE.

d.. r. D. McMEAL has associated with himselfin
The practice Of Medicine and Surgery. DrJ. FLETCH
ERANKENK He assures the public and friends thai
his partuer gentleman OF excellent moral character
and possesses good medical requirements, be has had
The advantage ofire Medical Lectures at Cncinnatli,
and he is worthy Of he confidence Of the c,mnunty.
Canal Dover, June Isl Ie44. % # ....,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
REDEMPTION NOTICE

otiss hereby given that at hsnext term Of The Court
cOmmon Pleas Of Tuscatawas County Ohio, application
viii bends to said Court by Mary seatou aud Lucy seaon
nnorheirs Of Andrew Seaon, for the redemption Of the fol
lowing Of land sold William H. Mooreby the Trsasu
Of said County for delinquent taxes, the 9Th day
psrenher s4l taxed IN the Of Andrew Seaon 10 wit
Pant Of half Of Lot 2nd quarter OF the eight
0vnsp 10 the 6rs raage III said County Original Ouanty
twenty eight acres, whole sold. ,. ...s r..- t, .
The dspose required by law has heen made with tho CerI
u aid Cour. t5V BOWER SEAToN, Guardian,
.saQl stt,spta OF Mary aRd Lucy ssatsu.
Dated August 5. 1914 % 6w. ri, t,st 10
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
PAACTlCE OF MEDICINE.
InIHo dfo o. fGENnA

.si. ...,,,t &VkSo 90 Vo aASLE A2GW9 -..a.., .
SAVIN6 permanently located in New Philadelphia,
pec,fuIy tenders his professional services The public,
and hopes by faithful discbarGe Of lis duty 10 those who
may solicit his aid, receive share Of public patronage
His remedies are ehieny Of VEGETABEE CnARAC-
TER, combining mldnes and efficacy and when skfuny ad
minsered well adapted and eradicate disease In
all the varied forms,to which the human system subject
Having thorough knowledge of the
I. .ia UrescOpiEn Practice,
judging diseases; by the urUe persons wishing ~, avS
themselves of this advantage: '---'-'-' --------
CASH wllbe expected In all cases except fer riding.
ohce in the new building on 10, formerly occupied BY O. "
Benope, on the corner Of High and Sixth streets .s
December 6, 1S43-Iy. 81. ..... ..,- -.
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ADMINISTRATIONS ,A0TICE. ~ n.

RTOFiTE IL hereby given, that The subscriber has
In h.sn APPOINTED Administrator Of The estate q
BENJAMIN BROWN dseeasesls-l J All psfsnnslel {
iebIed 10 the pasale ere requested TO Hake lnhsdiaif
ia, nspi, aud llrDse having bIaims, 10 pe'en! then
i.sn, vroyei,e within ue srgb Evw uIis ans,.r
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
FxFTxl DOLLARS REwAhD.
NORaSE9lSTOLEN,

If STOLEN on "Wednesday night the 6,h, NoSS. from
The stable ofita subscriberlivng IN Wayne township,
Toscafa was County sar the leading from Shanes
vile ~ WnIesbure on w alnut ereek,ss5 si Is taos
= t'.@o'.g AsDdRK BR0FN HORSE a,oas
abou II hands high II years old last sYiiag heavy and
square bull (Jr working with ass,ar in big forehead,
eayy name and lad, sbad on ihe fore feet, aud with
lind 1ept sIiay inclined inward and nane worn S0ne
vii, cola a ieward 0F so dollars ~ be given ipr
he ,li.coyefy Of the horse and thel Ten dollars " any
.pers, 4 wiewi slc nf0rmdicr 90 may lead %
(. d;.envsN lie knvsa Glsou d. eral rward for Ne
return. Nov. 7,h, isl49 JOHN FUNK