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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
PRACTIO.. OF MEDICINE

l. :. DBo 10 % BKNlDa
RTAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia,
pecfuy tenders his professional services to the public
and hopes by faithful discharge Of his duty TO those who
may solicit his aid receive share Of public patronage
His remedies chiefly Of VEGETABLE cHARAC.
TER, combining midness and efficacy and when skfIIy ad
msered well adapted and eradicate disease in
all the varied FORMS to which the human system subject
Having thorough knowledge of the
Urescopian Practice,
Judging diseases by the urne persons wishing may ava
themselves Of this advantage: ST..
CASH will be expected in all cases. except for riding.
Once in the building on lot formerly occupied by s. W.
Benope, on thecoTner Of High and Sixth Streets
December 6, 1843:---ly.
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NOTICE.

T. hereby given ia all concerned that there will be pc
1lion presented 10 the Commissioners Of Tuscara as
County, at their June Session, praying for an alteration
on the County road Leading from The rPridenre of Geo.
Srewsrt IN Washington township 10 Gnadenhuen, said
aIisarton 70 commence near Anthony Ahers farm, on
way to terectihe old road near hs school house in
District No. 2 in Washington Iownship.
asa' = A PETITIONER.
( April 2Ath, 1914. IS. 4w,
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Da. rHoN1psoN,s APPARATUS
FOR THE cUEE OF .,
PROLAPSUS UTERL,


and Oth~'aisersOs orisisg from female UsahHss',.l
THIS instrument has has The sanction Of the hest
i physicians IN the country; aud being altogether an
exernal application, isaheuesliOnaby the safest, as
we'll the most perscI aRd useut OF the kid ever IN
vented. ovid .... fa-. .| .l.lt
The undersigned, having been extensively consuliod
IN cases of Female weakness, and being anxious 70
adopt pan of treatment which while 1t secures TO is
patients The greatest aHSSni ofgood is attended with
the least expense and hereby unheSltat-
ingy recommends this Apparatus as one emnently cal-
cula,ed to accomplish these objects.
Such hrs confidence in the greet utility OF the Inc
srumen that he has exerted into he necessary arrange
menh for supply ing the wh'is country The Appar-
ans together with careful directions. will be promptly
furnished all applicants for ready PSy At the fowPrce
Of FIVE RoLLARH.
Physicians of the county are respectfully inVed TO
call and examine il and those desrons Of introducing
it into their practice can be supplied on more reasOna'
ble terms
F. D. McMEAI M. D.
Canal Dover, Dec. 20, ls42, SF
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The cheapest and best Medicine IN the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMTLYPELIS.
~ Only ~ ~ cents a BOX.

~ O0Iy II ~ cents BOX.
HNHESE celebrated Pills III hereafter be sold at IL
Il cents box, Just one half what they have Usually
been sold at and each box contains much medicine,
and as good as Motifs or Bfandfehs 20 cent bo&es.-
This reduction is made to correspond with the present
low pressure times, and BRING the medicine within The
reach Ofevey family. AS these pills have been sold
for number Of years in the Western Siatestey need
aohiug said in the form Of an advetusementto recon-
mend them as there are living witnesses peay every
where 10 testify that they are The best Family Medicine
tow before the public We say all who well
buy these pills for they are SAFE under ali circumstances
and conditions ofs, asrhev never debiitale weaken
but strengthen the whole SYSTEM. For sale ln New
Philadelphia by .....t CHAPiN & ROBY. +,
Also in all The principal towns throughout III
3O6
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Fa.m the Boston Daily TimAs.

'WRGHT'S' INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. =.
ofa the pubic advised medicines Of the daY, we know Of
none that we can safely recommend for the ills that flesh
IS 6 to- than the pills that sold at the depot Of the North
American College Of Health, 1893 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances know Of where they used in families
III highest sasfacon and longer ag than Yesterday
we heard an eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used great rePugnance to the use OF QUACk
they are all Unfortunately termed, but it was
mainly owing to the regular NJ. DIS constantly denounclns
them he are however becoming more liberal in this res
pec and the consequence that good Vegetable etcnes are
now more extensively Used than fornerY ..
&C.. Extract off letter from Washington City.
Mr.. VIM WR1dHrEDear sir-Ycu will have the kindness
forward me rs soon as possible two three gross of the
indian Vegeta BILE pills. The sales have for the lastw months
increased rapidly those who buy geheraK remarkng "that
hey are the best Pills they 1ye ever used and my opinion
that they will in short time supecede all others in this
city. 'kQBEkI FAhNhAM'
Washington city, D. e.
Ftona ne Phila. Saturday Erenung Post.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. ,'
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pil attaining great celebrity
IN New England well as other parts OF the unned sate
The attempt of persons defaud the public by the sale OF
spurious res meetswh general reprobation Mr. Wns"
an ndeatgabe business and shows an array OF cures
by the medicine which warrant confdencen the virtue oil MS
indian Vegetable Pills.
CHAPLIN g. ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tdscaraw.
as county. Chic.
A. D, Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do
r. P. Latter, Sandyville, do do
CHRISTIAN Weehel, Zoar, do do
Ritter, Singluff & Sterling, Canal Dover do do
Thomas Sargent, ShanesVille, do do
Bever s. Bowman, Coshocton. Coshocton county, ..
A. Renfied q Co Keene, do do
Samuel Humnckhouss & Co., Lewisvile, do dc
Daniel Kilgore & Co., Cadlz, Harrison co., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, HsrrisonviLs, do do
June Is, l643. s. .,, .-,.1.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FsH1's Family Aperient Pills.
WNR FELIX, of Youngstown, Westmoreiahd county Pa.
IL would most respectfully inform the public that he has
Of the important discoveries In medicine ever
KNOWN and which will be regarded sreaer as forming
epoch in the art of healing .,.
In bilious disorders the effect Of hs above named pill is
wonderful II removes the vaed ana Tcrid bile promotes
eahy secretion of the liver and soon restores that all
important ylsbus to natural condition and Wholesome
tiyty In complaints Of the stomach particularly valua
be II cleanses Of all morbid and perncious natter In
creases the apbete and through the Stomach gives tone and
yao 10 the whole system 1t acts LCtafy In diseases OF
the Liver and Gall vessels rousng the Liver to healthy
action violent coAs 1t will remove like charm likewise
scarlet fever ana DySehtey, will yield &c one or two doses
The Dabates and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cared by tile of this medicine without any n0x
ous effects In the diseases of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they are getting eeth
at which time infants suffer most.
In the use of this medicine attention need be paid To-
diet should there be any dread Of exposure to he wea
ther. . .,..,, .. =. t.. .,
TESTIMONIALS Of THE BEST KIND can be 'ad
duoed Numbers of gentlemen of responsibility and taehs
have used these pills. and all unite In rendering praise to m
safe, powerful and wonderful cattoiton
The following certificate of eminent physician, and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the exceency their
efficacy en- the SYSTEM particularly in bilious Diseases
MArrts' MrL,s, Greene Co ,'Pa|
February 9th, 1843 :
Dr. g. FELIX sir-aving obtained few boxes 'of your
Family Aperent Pills, and having been IN the reguarpacs
lice of Med icine for 10 yearsugh now engaged as an
neraat Minister of the Methodist p Churchill hereby cer
y that in bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
lave ever ued they have been partially Dysen
ay and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any use of this certificate you may thnkproper
Yours with respect,
'P. r. LAfstiLEY, INF.
yThese pills are prepared only by DIR. GEO, FELIX at
Youngstown, Wesmoeand County Pa with directions for
heir use GjsSEE HANDDILLs with each AuErT.
AgENTs.-T. Collier Bolivar; C. & W. Speaker, Sandy.
,e; Chaplin Ruby, New Philadelphia, VIM. Boyd, West.
hester, Keller Hidt Canal Dover Thos Sargent shanes.
,e Tuscarawas county; also H. Roby, Leesfg, Carol Co.,
ohio. ... ,...... ..
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NEW HAT STORE.

DANIEL VDONNELL, d 20.
Have opened new HAT STORE in the town o,
... NEW PHILADELPHIA, ... -
on High street, one door West Of Mr. EsPIcH's HorEL,
whore they i"ter keeping on hand general assot.
ment of Dress and Fancy Hats, of tie besH quality
which wi be repaired at any time if required, gratis,
Also general assortment of Wool, and common Fur
hats all of which will be sid at reduced prices for cash
lambs Wool or fnrs.
New Philadelphia, Ap 10, ls44. -. lSy
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NEW SHOE & LEATHER
STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. MilIer's
Tannety1oa Factory Street..
LOWER THAN EVER FOR CASHlM
SLINGLUFF BOWER g. Co., have Just received
- their spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of Gll ready paang
customers totheir stock Of
SHOES AND LEATHER,
arriving, and which contain aVaed and desirable as
somen Of Gentieman and Ladies' boys and chcens boots
and Shoes Of all kinds
, UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings of all kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and buse Lasts Boot Trees and
soeemps and prices that cannot but he pleasing pur
chasers No pains exertons VIII he spared make the
establishment right in all respects 80 that Veo as
Call and satisfy yourselves. 100
Canal Dover May 10, 1843. ly
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NOTICE ia hereby given that petition will be pre-.
IN sented TO the Commissioners Of Tuscarawas Co..
Ohio, at their next session. praying for aeraIionoh
Of the county road leading from New Comersiown ,t''
Ragersvile commencing at the town of Rockingham in
Salem township, due West to the County line. Then %
South along the county line to baek-oak saplinE
Blazedl near tho cornsr Of George g. Brooks land;
thence South East to hiersect said again at black
oak tree Blaxed] on William Shepherds lane in Sa@
lem township, which embraces said alteration prayed
for, dated this April %, 1914. A PETITIONER!
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ROAD NOTICE.

In this date petition will be presented to the Trus.
tees of The township Of York, in the County of Tus.
carawas praying for the location of township road.
commencing at the end of Isaac Beavers lane at the
line in said township 10 from thence the nearest and
hest route to the bridge on Lot No. 10 owned by Judge
Blake; from thence The nearest and best route 10 the
big road from New Philadelphia to Evansburg.
:, .. ISAAC BEAVER, 2etr.,
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r TX r RY.

J. & g. SMITHERS would respectfully inform the
citizens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have opened BAKERY at their residence, in The
third building North Of the public square, the West
side of the street, where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes crackers, and bread of good quality can
would say rat on every Wednesday and Saturday, Of
earh week, at o'clock P. N. they will he prepared
10 Bake any kind Of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding in town. From their experience in the business
they feel assured that they render full satisfaction 10
all who that may favor them with call, and hope BY
strict situnon to the wishes of their customers 10 re-
ceive liberal patronage.
n B Cafes furnished for parties at short notice. also
Crackers fer sale by The barrel.
New Philadelphia May l3, 1e44 ley
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TAKE NOTICE,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING.
LUFF g. STERLING'S WAS DISSOLVED BY
mutual consent on ;he lth March 1874 g. whereas de-
vision was made Of Notes and accounts due there now
that have left such Notes and accounts hi havef
been allotted to me; with Augustus Whelm Justice o.
the Peace, whos authorized to settle and collect the same
...r.. G. RITTER
Dover % April 1914 Is 4w'
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gveR, that petition willbe pre-.
4N senred TO the trustees Of Jefferson township, for ~
road running from Jacob Huffman land on The road
leading from John Mowl's to Lockpon and New Pba-
delpiia, thence north to lands owned by, Thomas
Thompson, ST. thence the nearest and hest route TO -
ersect The Trenton grade at near Jacob DOmsrs on
said road. Said petition will be presented on The 10Th
day Of June, 1874 A PETITIONER.
May 23-19.3Od
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rADMrNrsTRAToR's NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NoICE Is hereby given that he subscriber has been ap
pointed Admr Of hetsta'e of Margaret spangler dec
Al Orsons indebted 10 said estate will please make immediate
pa rent and tose having claims will present them legally
pr en- for settlement within one year ....
.. .. PffLIP MIzER, Admr
Of Margaret spangler, dee
arch IA 1874 94w
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-05
From He Richmond Enquirer MIR. CLANS LETTER.

Tine letter of the Hon. Henry Clay on the subject of Texas has at last made it's appear ance, and the country can judge of It, both as an evidence of his great epistolary talent and the soundness of his views. Coming from so distinguished source, confess my deep disappointment at the arguments there set forth against the annexation, and shall briefly consider some of the most weighty, (this being determined by the stress which their author lays on them.
 Nearly one-half of this long letter is based upon the fact, that Mexico has not yet ac- knowledged the independence of Texas, and that we cannot therefore have her annexed to this Union, without violating the treaty of 1919 between the United States and Mexico. The distinguished gentleman must surely for get, that since Hiat treaty, Texas has been declared independent of Mexico by all, or nearly all, the powers of Europe, and that our own United States has done so likewise. If then Texas has been declared INDEPEN- DENT, what does this mean? An indepen- dent nation must ''eG ui termiRio be able to contract alliances with any other power; for, if she is prevented from doing this by the ac- ton of any other nation, she Is to all intents and purposes not independent, but conroll- able by that power which thus prevents her. Mir. Clay says, that as Mexico has not yet consehted to the independence of Texas, we would be committing fraud on her, were we to annex Texas now. In reply to this, l need only say, that it is now too late to use this argument, even if it were valid one at any time We have solemnly declared Texas sovereign State, have entered into commer- cial arrangements with her, and have by these very acts violated the treaty with Mexico. which Mr. Clay so much relies on as his main argument on this question, Was Mr
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-05
From he .4lbaay Cultiratr'

RYE INJURIOUS TO ORcHARps'- < Editors-ln 1889, l plowed Ill lw'y '. field of rye for manure, when !, ,.,, N~ developing the tassel, with good }, s saI,' ,S, would not have it understood illa' rs ~ was sowed for that purpose, as lnelJ 'h, a substances less expensive, that lliisn ,'oI to greater advantage, but to save e',a . , chard growing in the same lol' iioa, "n i lion. During my absence, my l,la'l ,aa,' mistake, sowed rye instead oi wl'1f < my return, 1 was obliged to ll''n r,, m having once injured all orchard s0i 't,i by cropping 1t one year wi'h " ssa :li not bear fruit in , years aitef' anu T P[ the effect of the injury. n ,ou
 Pelham, Ulster O., Feb l9, IT
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-05

Don't shoot Me Hale Birds u,s' as1 busy about the fences, hedge-foMs,rs ,rs where, at this season of the year. e aoll, stantly destroying insects, bugs ,1s, a generally,and are of great seFvlas; s';snds aad.
 therefore be preserved as the l's;asir 'l's gardener, if not for their own n,la1,Ihsi lll.i
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-05

meats of AUTHORITY, to show one ..in- stance, or anything approxunating to viola ton of the public peace The democracy of Baltimore went to the mass meeting of last evening in the spirit of law and order in the exercise of the right of full and free expression of opinion, civil and religious, transmitted them as glorious heritage by our revolutionary ancestors, and which, so far as in them lies, they are resolved 10 trans init unimpared to posterity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-02

North and ensure the establishment OF that eqnli-
brium of power between the North ana SOUTH "hc'
should be mos arderiy desired by every True Palfo',
as would extend in equal degree over every one OF
these confedera,ed States the protecting arm oil 'he
Federal Government
Resolred. That the movements oil the British Govern
men, in re- a.ion I, the youos Republic oil Texas rave
Justly awakened our Jealousy, and excited our a'af'h
aud that any attempt the part ct that Government
either directly or Indirectly, TO interfere with III IN
suton of slavery in Texas, ought u be resisted py
the United States in prompt and dctefnh'a "aI'
ner. :,
Rcso'red That adhere - The CONSTITUTIONS as !,
has been transmitted TO Us by our fathers, and w
ever strounousy oppose any attempt 10 strike there
from the Veto power, believing 1t TO b. among lhe
great conservative principle nrucncsd mo hai cna'
ter, as safeguards against Federal ehcroachneh's anu
Federal usurpations. ~,
The meeting having been addressed BY John l.. up
shur, Niles w Fisher, T. Gray, and H. ) Neaie'
Esors in support OF the foregoing preamble and resou
tons. on motion of Mr. UPshur they were unanimously
adopted; and ii wa further
Pesoirtd. That The thanks of this meeting be tender.
ed 10 the pastor and trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church a, Capevle for their courtesy IN allowing 10
the meeting the use Of their edihce.
Resoired, That the proceedings OF this meeting De
spned by The Chairman and Secretary, and published
in the Nadsonian the Richmond Enquirer, and The
Old Dominion
On motion. the meeting then adjourned, to meet al
Easryille, on the second Monday in January, 1874
DANIEL FITCHETT, Chm.
Jous L NOTTINGHAM, Seey.
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS
pr0IaDsus Lteri Cured LU External HfnRS

nR RO T'nOMPSoN,S PELVIC CORSET AND UTERC
~ ABDOMINAL, BANDAGE--We have completed
manufacturing these Instruments which will
able frnsha supply adequate any demand Their
ng popularyevcnccd by enlarged demand and noIicr
Of appreciation hic constantly receive from the FIST medi
cal men in this city, aud from various parts OF the conntf"ar
pressing their claims for preference lie notice
the medical profession and the public.
Physicians throughout the State invited II examine them
feel satisfied they must be convinced of their excellence
brief description of the which Will enable decide
which br applicable the for which may be wanted
The Pelvic Co'se for the o Proapus uicn aud attend
ant Diseases easily adjusted aud Is worn by the patient win
any inconvenience The pad which gives support 10 the "a
portion of the pevs part usually tender under pessue)
leather proper shape neatly cushion
which secured in its place by composed OF so
material To which added portion Of elastic webbing smi
cent all The Intentions OF elasticity contemplated In
the Of blndages.
The Abdominal Bandagc for the of Prolapsu.
Uter and other weaknesses admirably adaps itself the form
rails 10 allow II To embrace the entire soft and elastic poon
Of the abdomen; and while sustans The spinal column IN
comfortable allows the unost freedom ot action
every part of the body-and can nhne no % H.
folds the skn-presrrvIhg It's FORM
and giving support comfortably aud generytreby AVOID
ing the objection usually urged against cnt"h o""Iei
which NAV into wrinkles or c ana thercby a as
rigid cord This bandage also kept in place BY means oil strips
webbing.
b. These patented and the Of the elias
webbing part the MATERIAL is the exclusive right Of the
and inventor We deem unnecessary io dwell upon
r nd vantage Of their manufacture must give them
surprising will he readily conceded y all instruments having
springs liable To The orciion that they rarely ever
iii comfortably WELL they be modified 10 SUIT the cir
the These objections entirely
IN Dr. Tompsons Instruments they be made larger
smaller desired with the greatest And yet another ad
vantage is that they be had for about half the price Of
other instruments which offered We enabled 10 do this
having purchased right To make them with view of ovecom
Ing the objections generally urged against instruments o tbs
kind of the high asked for them hoping 10 REIN
brsr ourselves by an Increased sale by placing them WITHIN the
reach patients who would otherwise be drbarred the OF
them and far we are pleased to say that our expectations
nave been realized
ALEX. DUvAL & CO., Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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formed into Democratic Association for the county OF
Amelia, and that Committee of eleven be aPpo.n'eo
by the Chair 10 prepare Constitution for this Assoc
alton. who shall report the game to the next meeuhs'
be held on the 4.h Thursday in December next.
- Reso,red, That all Republicans who are op
posed 10 the principles and measures OF 'he wings asS
respecfuy invited and earnestly sci cited TO become
members OF this Assoc anon
The Char then appointed The following gen'leme
commit TO draft constitution agTeeaoy 10 ,he ~
resolution. namely: Thomas w. Webster, Edwart
G,een pe,er Barton, Watkins Turner, William II
Robertson, Fabius Lawson, Thomss T. les, Warner
Marshall, John r. Archer, and lhlnas Il. Jeier ant
ON motion it was resolved that the Chairman be addee
to the committee.
On motion, =
Reso'eed, That the proceedings Of this meeting De
published IN the Richmond Enquirer and PETERSBURG
Republican.
On motion,
Resoired, That this Association now adjourn to NEE
JAMES T. COOKE, Chm.
FAnirs LAWSON, Ssc'y
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"The Arkansas Banner" is the name Of a Democrat
ic paper the publication of which recently COM
menced Little Rock, in Arkansas. |! is handsome
sheet, printed on fine paper with type entirely new,
and the workmanship IS very superior. 1t is edited
BY Dr. Scion Barand, an orthodox Democrat, and one
Of the most accomplished scholars and best writers OF
the day. and Judging from the manly and able manner
in which he presents himself TO the public in the num-
Der of the paper before u.s. predict for him
Of great usefulness and hope to that young and
promising State, aided BY his powerful and vigorous
pen, place herself again conspcuously before the
country Of the States whose political faith nei
Their fraud nor force shake Various schemes have
been Of late resorted to in Arkansas distract and d.
vide the Democratic party but the establishment OF
the Banner has broken up all of them; and the
dancy of those principles by which alone the best in
terests of country can be snsaned has thus been
permanently secured TO her people. We wish the Ban
ner every species Of success Gl0js.