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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05
SELECT SCHOOL,

A. Select School will conmsncs in Canal Dover on
IA Monday June Sd under The direction OF AENABELLA
McREYaoLDs 10 The room over the shoe store, on Fac.
torg street, Tbs number Of pupils will bs lntnd to
50, n order that strict atien ion may be paid TO each
one, and none will bs admitted under years of age.
This year will bs divided into sessions Of % weeks
sash and ai the end Of each session there will DO pnb
lie SElmination. .. ..,..
TERMS,
For the s'smentary branches, Damsly SPsllng. read
Ing, Wiring, Grammar, Arithmetic, aud Geo.
eraphy, per session, $a,0O
Natural Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Astronomy
Rhs,Orick and Botany $7.0O
csomstry. Geology. Mental and moral Philosophy.
Embroidery, aad The French language, $40 O0
From Ito Q, A. N and from 4 10 6 o'clock r M
maSc lessons The Piano will 10 given at the house
Of The Rev. A. McRsynods Plice $40 per Session.
Good board can hS obtained in the vi laSe If desired
The patronage Of the iri'ndJ Of education respects
fully solicited ,
P. g. Csrl6esiOs Of Guali6catOn can bs presented If
called fSr. ,st..t
tiaI IS 1874 .,.s.. -s.s. ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05
NEW SHOE & TIER
. STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Miller's
'Tannery on Factory Street.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CASH!M
@SLINGLUFF BOWER g. Co.. have just received
- their spring supply of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers 10 Their stock of
b.. SHOES AND LEATHER,
now arriving, and which contain varied and desirable
sormen of Gentemans and Ladies' boys and chden boots
and Shoes Of oil kinds,
UFPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining skins, Shoe makers findings of an kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and buse Lasts Boot Trees and
Soeemps, and prices that cannot but lie pleasing TO pur
chasers. Nc pains exertons will he spared make tile
establishment fight u all respects, that Veto
eau ana satisfy yourselves
Canal Dover May 10, 1843. y
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CHAPLIN & ROBY, Nsw Philadelphia, Tuscaraw
MnnrcAL NOTICE.

DIR. D. RICHARDS wonld respectfully announce to
hs friends and the public that he has associated with
himself in tho practice of Medicine Dr. JAMES SIMP'
SON, Of Washington Penn. Dir. Simpson is gentle.
man Of sxcesn, medical acquiremans, having recei'
vsd hS education at the Jefferson Medical College in
the city of Phsdslphia; and has had extensive oPpor-
tnss Of seeing Tho practice Of the celebrated hospitals
Of that civ.
July l7lh, 1874. .. ~Et. IT,
N. B. pln conssdusncs Of the above arrangement,
The subsc. bsr request all those who in accoun, with
him previous 10 this notice, 10 call and settle, dsS-
FT.''' D. RICHARDS.
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PRACT1C: OF MEDICINE.
Jngao ia o. 1RINTNTNo

1DIDO 10 % BNNDo
HAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia, res
pecfully tenders his professional services to the public
and hopes by faithful discharge of his duty 10 those who
may solicit his aid, to receive share of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly of VEGETABLE CllARAC
TER combnng mdness and efficacy and when skifully ad
mnsered, well adapted to and eradicate disease in
all the varied forms, TO which the human stem subject
Having thorough knowledgeof Of the
Urescopian Practice,
judging diseases by tie une persons wishing may avail
themselves OF this advantage. ....
CASH will be expected in all cases. except for riding.
Office in the building on lot formerly occupied by g. W.
Benope, on tile corner Of High and Sixth Streets
December 6, 1843.-ly. ..
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

The practice Of Medicine and Surgery. DrJ. FETCH
Err ANKENY. lie assures the public and friends that
bis partner genle OF excellent moral character
and possesses good medical acquremsnts he has had
The advantage of;be Medical Lectures at CincnnaIl5
and he is worthy of the confidence Of the eommuniiy
Canal Dover, June lei 1874 22 ~ ,..,- ~
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BAK II 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. on the West
side Of the street, where those who wish 10 procure
fresh cakes crackers and bread Of good quality can
bs accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say tha, on every Wednesday and Saturday, oi
each week, at 8 o'clock. p. N. lhey will be prepared
Bakc 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 to
all who that may favor them with CALL and hope BY
strict atuntiOn to the wishes Of their customers 10
csiVs D liberal patronage.
n. B Cakes furnished for parties at short notice. also
Crackers for sale by the barrel.
New PhiIads phia May Is. 1874. fely %
THIS isto inform whom it may concern that. have
i myself used, and have prescribed 10 others The
use Of Dysprpsis or Gramhanr Biscuit and Rread as
manufactured BY MIR. John Smlhors; and that lave
always found il highly beneficial as remedy for indi-
geslion and cosiIveneSs of bowels; and most heartily
recommend il 10 sll who in need offs ch an article
az ono not calculated 10 produce any of tho present
or subsequeDt evil effects attendant upon tho constant
use of Laxative and csibAriic medicines. ,a..
f., ..s,.n II ,. CHARLES READ.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05
AMERICAN HOUSE.

TNHE subscriber wonid respectfully inform hisold
i friends and The sub ic u general that he has thor
oughy repaired bis Honsb andts now prepared 10
cornmod te all who msyTiavor him with call in, a
style unsurpassed in the pldce Now he does Roi pre-
tend TO do il up Bit hsy6r than bis naghbOrs, but he
does preend to keep a. ood house as any village Of
the same SIZE hetwoen(hIs and The Cape Of Good Hope
HIS TAB u 30 'a-.
will be spread with lhs best the market can sffnd,
in the various seasons, that is from June till January
The balance ofthe year included.
HIS BAR
will always contain good materials such as are delicious
to The tas,e and good for the stomachS sake Now he
wishes il TO be distinctly understood thai lie will not cell
enough ocIhe Obi be joyful to any man TO intoxi-
cate, and If pny one should be- unfortunate as 10 let
the cricr overcome him, procuTed elsewhere he can
moi have drop: neither will he insist on any 10 drink
any thing but 'clsar Snd sparkling Water" with which
he is Obuudanlly supplied He has largeand m
COMMODIOUS STABLE, ..,p
which will atGll times be well provided for, and faith
2 8. WARFEL.
Ubrichsye, July 4, 1874
NJ B. Poke roots, stalk and beriss, and Clay Of Tie
best SuaGfyGlvays on hand. ".
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NEEDfc1 NOTICE.
DR.. LEON G.. VANADORP.

DR.. LEON G. vANADORP,
r The University Of Brussels, Belgium; Of the Al.
bany Medical College end member Of the Medico-
ebruglcal Society Of New York. respectfully informs
the public, that he has located in the vil.ageo
.... ..s.. EASTPORT, .... .
whore hs will attend 10 a calls in the line Of hs pro-
fs'tion FOrfhor particulars, apply to him a, bis Of
heo in EaapoIi. p ..a..-. O.. :. icu-s =. '..
April 8. 1911 -. L. = - L. 20 q.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY BLiCATToNs
TIME undersigned has on hand al his residence in
i Canal Dover an assortment Of the Society pubIica.
lions, among which are some Of BaxterS, FIaves bod
bridges Nelson's and othor standard works of Christian
Llersture-ogeher with large variety Of religious
tracts, also Bibles and TeSaments fiop tho American
Bible Society. Ho respectfully invites the attention bf
the pubIicO this enterprise. He can lot on
ly sell at cost, ell of tbsSe publications. but may make
grants Of them, when 10 bis Judgement good can 10
done Del v w.
He is prspSrsd to fllal orders al the shortest no.
,ics. Many Oi those publications are we'll adapted for
Sabbath School Libraries. ,s.,.. l.r, -, t,..
t.a.,..-, ....- 8. sALA, Asent, A: r y.
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Fs,m the Bo4on paiiv Times.
MRIGHT,e INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL


OF all the public advised medicines OF the day, We know
none that we safely recommend FOR the ILLS that es
10 heir to- than the pills that sold W the depot Of the North
American College Of Health, 1873 fremont Sreet, Boston
Several know Of where they arc used In families
III the highest satisfaction; and longer ag than Yesterday
we heard eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used be great rerugnanee 10 the Of QUACK
medicines they e ind crimnaeY termed, but 1t was
mainly ewing the regular NJ DIS constantly denoancng
them. Tie are becoming liberal In this res
rec consequence that good Vegetable medscnes are
now mere extensively used than formerly.
Extract of letter from Washington City.
Mr. WIN WR1oHr-Dear Slr-You will have the kindhess
forward me o. possible two three gross Of the
indian Vegea pills. Ths sales have for the last two months
increased rapdT these who buzz generally remarkng "that
hsY the best pills they hayo ever hsed and lay opnen
that thsY will in short time supercede all others in this
city. ROBERT FARNHAM,
Washington city, D. G..
Fttont tho Phita. Saturday EUening Post.
WRIGtiT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wrights Indian Vegetable P attaining great celebrity
in New England well as other parts OF the uned STATES
The attempt of persons deaud the public by the sale Of
spurious articles with general repobatioh hWnSht
an ndeaigable business man. and shows array Of cures
by the medicine which warrant condencO In The virtue Of his
indian Vegetable Pills.
AGENTS. -..... .a
CHAPLIN & ROBY, Nsw Philadelphia, Tuscaraw.
as county. Chic. ,-......
A. D. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do
r. p LATER, Sandyville, do do
Christian Weebe Zoar, do do .f
Ritter, Slinguff & Sterling, Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent ShanesvilIe, do do
Bever & Bowman Coshocton, Coshoclon county, Q.
A. Renfsld g. Co Keene, do do
Samuel Humrckhouse & Co., Lewsville, do do
Daniel Kigors g. Co., Cadiz, Harrison CO., 0.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrisonvls, do do
June Is, l843.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05
FORSAEE,.

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly silua.
~ ted in the town Of New Philadelphia. TuscaItRR
county, Ohio. Cor saleI 90 favorable terms FOR psc-
pars apply TO D. SEATON, at The Recorders Office,
the Subscriber at UhricbSviS, Tu'curawa' County,
Ohio. 20 "H'e '''t O. ';, "a
sd bssis' ',i ,.r H. 4. REDFIELD.
.l UhtiellSvi!s, March "a, ls44, IAf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05
"a. THO1EPs0N's APPARA1Us
F0N TEX CURE o.
PROLAPSUS UTERL tr

~ PROLAPSUS UTERL 'r-
and stAE diseases arising from tsm@l' SsakHs'E.
THIS insnument has has the Sahclion Of the best
Il physicians in the cauntry; asd being altogether an
exerna appCston, ii is uUqresiionaby The safest, I"
well the must perfect uHd useul OF the bind ever in
vented.
The nndsrsignSd having been extensively cnnSullod
IN eases Of Fsmsle weakness, and bens an1ons to
adopt plan of resmspt whish while II secures To lis
patients the greatest amount Of gond is attended with
the least expense aud Inconvenience hereby unhe'lat
nsy recommends this Appararusa one enlnenIlY call
cua'sd to accomplish these objects.
Such is his conHdehcs in the greet utility of the n'
strument that he has enered into The necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the wh'S country. The Aprar'
d'ua together with careful directions will he promptly
furnished all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DoLLARs.
Physicians of The county are respectfully invited to
call and examine IL and thoee de'iroRs Of introducing
il into their practice, cau be supplied on more rSaSOna'
BILE terms. .,..g. .........-
F. D. MeMEAL. M. D.
| Canal Dover, Dec. 20, le42. 4Sh
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TAKLOM ING.

~ VIM. T. NEELY,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public gen
Ae eally 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 approved style.
COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS,
and all other articles in his line of business made in the
fashionable style In plain and substantial 10 suit
the farmers Of the county and prices to suit the hardness Of
the times. -. - 'S.sT .-as -...f -r. g
CUTTING of u kinds done the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms.
The LATEST FAsHoNs will be regularly received from the
East Country Produce will be taken in payment Of wrk.
May 25, 1913. 19-ly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05
GROCER les,

CHEAPEK THAN EVER. -.,---.
r -iWINsPEAR would respectfully inform his Gisnds
y and the public esnstsIy thathe has opsned new
cheap tracsrya the Old stand door north OF The Adj
vocsle Once and two doors from the squars where hs
hes snd will keep constantly on hand ali kinds Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEER AND CAKES,
ts.&s. which he will ,SI ior cash or spprovsd coun-
w produce ,.
Ns~ Phtsdslphis, jan 7, lAL s14Sm
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TAKE NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLlNG~
LUFF g. STERLING's WAS DlSSOLYED BY
mutual consent on ibS llh March 1914 & whereas DE-
vision was made Of Notes and accounts due there now
all who know themselves indebted are hereby notified
thai have left such Notes and accounts which haxs,
been allotted to me; with Augustus WihOmi Justios o,
The Peace, whois authorized 10 settle and collect s iSa
'''f-'.. ~. '... iAClRLPTER;
Dnysr 81 Anril 1874 IL 4M.. II =, a...c- ~ z y,
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED. .

stout lid Ofnboui 1907 Is years Of ngs will 10 ia
ksnss spprsntics at this Office One from The eOun-
try would bs.pTsfeTfed
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-05
BOOK BIND ING, e,

G. w. CANFlELD has opened Book Bindery in
the Easement story of The Lutheran Church. job book
binding, PerIodcas, Pam phets and Music books neat.
ly and substantially executed.
New Philadelphia, MAY 9, 1S44 16 3m
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

NEW U4SCOvGhXs
DR.. George FsGrs Family 9psrient Pills.
DR FELIX, of YOungslOwn, WesmOreand county, Pa,
~ would moa respect q infSrn the public that hs has
made Of the important discoveries III medicine ever
known, and which will be regarded sreafter forming
epoch IN the art Of healing.
In bilious disorders, the effect OF he above named pill Is
wonderful II the vtiaed aid acrd bile, promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver and restores that all
important TO natural condition and whOesme ac'
tivy. In complaints of tile stomach ii particularly Vaua
be II cleanses it OF all morbid and perncioHs matter in
ceases the appetite and through he stomach gives tone and
vigor the Whole system 1t acts ectualy in diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels Tousing the Liver to healthy
action, violent colds will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dyenery, will yield tc or two doses
The Dabates and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will bs cured by the of this medicine without any
ous effects. In the diseases Of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting teeh
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 lie wea
theF.
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ud
duced Numbers of gentlemen Of responsibility and taens
have used these pills. and all unite in rendering praise to th
safe, powerful and wonderful catholicon.
The following certificate of eminent physician, and
preacher of the Gospel will show the exccllency OF their
efficacy the system, particularly In bilious diseases
MAPELs' MILLS, Greene Co Pal
..... .. . February 9Th, 1843.
Dr. G. FELIX, Sir Having obtained few boxes OF your
Family Apeen Pills. and having been in the regular prac-
tcs Of dicne for 10 yearshough now engaged as an
ineraat Minister of the Methodist P Church, hereby
ty that In bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
have used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tary and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are al liberty 10
make any use Of this certificate you may think proper
Yours with respect.
P. Il. LAlSHLEY, nj. 7.
These Pills prepared only by DE. GEO. FELIX, at
Youngstown, WesmOeIand County Pa with directions for
their use. rsEE HANDBILLs with each AGENT.
AGENTs-T. Collier, Bolivar; G. = w. Speaker, Sandy
vile; Chapn Roby, New Philadelphia, WIN. Boyd West
chester Keller Id Canal Dover, Thos Sargent shaneS
vile, TnScarawas cOuny also H. Roby Leesbug Carro Co.,
Ohio.
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NOTICE

Al my instance an attachment was this day issusdb by
Jobp II, Smuh GluSticO ofihs Psace of Goshen iown.
ship TuscarawsS County against The property 4 Sssu
Of Peter Baker nons resident Of said County. 90
Dated this lth day ofJuue le44
VALENTINE eNIDER. /"
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T JUSTICES and CONsTABLES BLANKS, q,
y altdsScTip,anG for sale q this ofhce
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Tie Assp1lf aHd RsN FPIsndidIy iHsMinaiSfand h1Ns
6sAsd sAEsn q de Bot q sVG Puilinhsd
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r..ns Of the Richmond Enquirer.

49,, rn,uirer Is published DAILY and SEMI
'..sly. For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
Al tie rate Of eight dollars taken inr shoti-
ru' ~" han one wear. For the Semi-Weekty, tive
II 'F'" annum, and Three DO lars ton six IN ,nlhs,
,avance to be pd,d N ths office, or remi:icd by
i' -, n,,d OF six Dollars per annum al The end ~
III ~ iues 10 this office may he RENTED per mail,
- unavailable Bank nnrs, AT the risk al me Eii-
n.arc sf al letters bsng paid og the l'r'tr7S.-
- ,cr rf single letter is scarcely of any account
t'' -,,rt IL il the accumulation If postage. IN an
To- 90 hu,.avs-, which operates rs serious tax
g. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- rur DAILY ESQCIRfk-For enc square oil
- mes. q. less. first ,nseGinn. my cents, ana
80" r.,r,.,uc Insertion twenty cthts-h insert
- week t.v,,r week, or three times week,
,,,, >,yea ana hall cent.
hne ,,,f,sc,s NE char.ed ity dollars for thirty
mi ~ rat prrpnion for advertisements u
H',, I.r,,h-rAc,w Lottery Nend,rs and Auction
c''A ,,r charged one hundred dollars, tpap-r IN
INF SEMi-WEEKLY-ons square of sixteen
~ los. f,st insertion, as cent; f.r each conIinu.
sue ,..,, distance must he accompanied with The
- my or satisfactory references To insure eNeeu-
49, IN 0s,rs-ics and Marriages from the country,
y y-y,t the pany's hand writing ~ unkr"wn al thus
- r,ot hr authenticated by the endorsaiion of the
in the ne,shborhood, they will IN n" case
A. ,lt,he,.. Every measure, that las been taken 10
m ,u lmposiiions aud qalzzes, has proved heretofore
,.,..ns. We must, therefore insist, ~ such case,
~ m. communication being certified by the name OF
,, r.>,aa,ier, nriten on the back %; the letter.
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POETls y.
fF-cm the baltimore Republican


soxi OF REJOICING FOR NOVEMBER !, 1874.
AtR-"DsW Tam, NiS brorn .jug.'
Coon ryE to the Whig>-,hcir departures at
haat.
!. ,be cry Der the length and the breadth OF the
rs re.echoci in gladncss from mountain and
len,
Ariu sounds like 4 sea mid the dwellings OF
men;
ANiA. folks that We meet are as merry as srigs,
Ant each parrots repeating" GoO@-Iys 10 Tic
Wigs"
.;,,,l-bye 10 the trimming and reacherous crew,
Who ne.r meant what was honest, neer spoke
what was true;
i pack OF Jew pedlarS, who knavishly sold
Cioutd crystal for Jewels, mosaic ior gold!
Too long they We been running their rascaliy rigs,
g..i The trek is dctected-GoO&-byc 10 he Ways.
Wis, bulge, they preached in their hour OF
distress,
N,.cr were promises greater, performances less.
What srea, savings in price would their projects
have brought
Heavy duty on c0fss on lururiCS naushti
IT. who cried, in the great name Of Mahomet-
fi9Si"
Was nc, half such boas,er-- Good1gc 10 hc
Ways!
With the father Of falsehood their league is well
inown,
And their friend, while it lasted, was kind to his
own;
fra, The lease is row oul. and their glory departs,
They nave shot the last bullet and hi, their own
hearts:
Wise the impS sen, TO fetch them are dancing
ther jig,
l.. ~ sing in full chorus--"Good Jge 10 Ike
HUss!
Gorsave to the Wings their dominion is Ger
Ey roe. ar by fraud ih,y can rule us no more.
They may wrigge and writhe, but the struggle IS
yaiu,
And long years vii. roll on ere they rally again:
Form spite Of some squcakns nom CLAY and
his pigs,
Tng CoryrGv has sail i,-"Goo1-dyc 10 tie
Was"
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i)EN III Is


Died, on "Wednesday, the OH instant, al The
'r.lencc II her father in the city at Williams
Surg LrcY T., second daughter oi Judge Bevcr-
IL, Tucker, aged Einc years.
uepar,el this life on Monday, the liih inst, At
Sire residence of her son, DIR. Robert Ii. rcbbs, in
d. county of King s, Queen, Mrs. MARn t.
ras>. in her sixty-iirs, year. The deceased was,
@fauumber of years preceding her death, an ex-
capillary and pious member oilhc Bapti>, Church
Ii,l Christian course was such, durin. 4 life OF
soa trial and usefulness, that, in he last mo-
aer'> she said, that :" she had no fear OF death,
.a ,.shoricd those surrounding her death-bed, TO
+. oon>>ier, and circumspect in their walk
rau.l life, thai they might be prepared Tor
all she has left large number OF very near
SD" .cvo,ed relatives 10 lament this dispersaioh
?invnjence, than which 10 them. none has ever
,a more severe She lived the friend oil all,
aol ,.iel without an enemy. All who knew her
'si her much but those who knew her he>t,
a.cl her most. 1t is 4 soie affection 10 part with
re 80 perfectly amiahle; yet a consolation TO be-
e;- hat she is not only released from The cares
-a' ,.lalS Of this world, bot is now enjoying The
ward promised 10 the righteous, in 4 brighter
md barrier world above May her death remind
l,>e she has left behind, that it is no, alone Tie
cIed that II u die. l..
II Fredericksburg papers please copy.
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RIGHT GUN.
PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA, HEAR ONE
OF YOUR BRETHREN.

Mr.. Daniel Tulnbull, Of w Feliciana, plan
ter OF great intelligence and immense wealth,
who. in 1910, and for some time since, had been
warm Wing, mas lately abandoned that party,
and is now actively supporting the Democratic
candidates Mr. Turnbul~ change was brought
about by a receE, tour in the Northern States,
during which he had occasion 10 observe the re-
la,ioi> and action, OF parties, AM he was there
convinced that the Wing party were in close al
lance with tie Abcli,iopists, and any aid which
he might render to promote that party would be a
contribution 10 the cause of Abolitionism, an act
of the most Iuinous and seiidesuuciive charac-
Ter. We heartily wish that all our planters could
avail themselves Of the same means and oPporu-
nitv OF correcting the gross and injurious decep-
ton with which they are blinded to their best IN
tercs,s on this all-important subject. tour IN
the Northern States by our planters would leave
but few indeed in the ranks OF WhiggeTy: IN 4
body they would come over to their natural allies,
the Democracy OF the Union.
Nc,r O5leans Herald, Ot. u.