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Country Merchants.

V>HE Subscribers respectfully invite County
Il Merchants who are about to purchase Fall
and Winter Supplies. TO an examination OF the
respective Stocks, believing that their several
sortments are complete as have ever been ollc-
ed in the Philadelphia Market.
With stocks of Goods in their several Depart
ments of the choicest kinds determination to
sell on terms which canho, Tail TO prvc sa,isf,cio,
y-and disposition To please old and new custo.
mers, will, I've hope, he sufficient inducenient 10
purchasers to call at our respective establishments
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w Il r p Remington so Marke, Street
Ashhurst n Remington 50
Buck & Potter ZIG
Yard e. Gilmore lO9
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, McFarland Il Go lO5 Market Street.
Burnett, Wiihrrs g. Co l2O
Scott q Baker $50
WISE, Pusey & Wise l54
Hardy & Hackers 46 N. Second st.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest
ings, &c.
William II Love l47 Matke, Street
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery,
Michael Baker Rl5 Muke, Street.
Edward S Handy & Co ys
Importers and Manufacturers of Sad
dlcry Hardware.
Horn Il kncass 2l5I Marke, Street
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
W & & Whelan, 1873 Market Street
levick, jenkins & Co 100
NJ Conrad d Go 80
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, OILS, &c.
Thomas James 2,2 Market Street
Potts, Linn & Harris 2l31
Robinson. Collins & Go 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson panSo,st & Co 40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
L Kcu'on l76 Market Street,
John Sauerbier & Brother 62
Books and Stationary.
Gigg & Elliott N. Fourth Street
Hogan x Thompson 30
Importers of British and French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
l. Cohen & Co ~ Fourth Stree,
Henry Cohen 3
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves. Trim
mings and Fancy Goods.
sctley & scvcring ~ N Third Street
Parker & Lehman 3
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomas Cooper Front Street.
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
a F Ou Monrose l6 : Fourth Street
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
Ellis s Archer 80 n Second Street
Manufacturer OF Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
| aac MacauIcy, Jr. 6 n Fifth Street.
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per llangings.
Howell & Brothers 80 II lf2 Chcsnut st.
NhialclphA. Angnsi -. ls44.-3m.
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c A R D..

The Good Intent Engine Company" of Sun.
bury return their thanks to JOS r. PRiE.rLr,
Esq, of Northumberland for the liberal hospi.
tality extended TO them at the fire on the 10th
inst.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14

CAIN is generally called the hrst murderer, hut
some call him the first soldier others might c,l
him the first physician, as The three terms are con,
sidered Synonymous.
Frederick the Great must have destroyed great
many thousand lives before he became SO proficient
in the art of killing; yet, when in the presence of
his own physician he resigned his laures to the
NJ. d., and surrendered all claims to superiority
over him in that department. Napoleon, in his
fatal Russian campaign, destroyed about one mil
lion of human beings, and we call him a hero !!
DR.. Brandreh's Vegetable Universal Pills have
saved the lives Of at least half that number, aud
when the properties of his medic ne shall be duly
appreciated, he will receive the thanks of his fellow
citizens; richer gift than either titles or crowns
In order to secure the medicine in its purity he
has excluded druggists from any participation in
its sale.
az Purchase of II. b, Masser, Sunbury, or of
the agents, published in another part Of this paper
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ULA &AEeana

R1DAZ ID - IAds
MILL be sold at private sae, the Real Estate
w Of rdmre! Bloom, late of Augusta township,
Northumberland county, decd, containing one
bundled and scvcniy.nine acres, and allowance
on which Is erected dwelling house aud barn. q
well of water near the door, u saw mil and Two
bearing orchards. About ninety acres of said land
are cleared, twelve acres of which ere meadow
land, aud the remainder well timbered.
II the above described property Is Dot sold AT
private SALE it will he offered al public sale, on
Tuesday the first day of October neat. OH the pre-.
misses.
For further particulars, inquire of the suhscTi.
hers, in Augusta township, Norlh'd. county.
Sale to commence al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of said
day, when the terms w be made known hy
JACOB BLOOM.
DANIEL BLOOM,
Augusta, August 10, ls4i.-3l EI'Is.
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GOLD SpECTACEES
MH'E~GD HC~ @

L'ROM alawyer's office, in Sdnbnry, on the 81
OF July last. They were lady's, with bright
pebble glasses of eight sides, and without any lint
in the frame They No. /, or of the young
est, or cas, magnifying power.
liberal reward will be given for recovery of the
Specaclcs or detection of the thief, on application
at Aug. 3, 1874 THIS OFFICE
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THE DEFENDERS Al NoRrH PoINr The ap-
preaching Twelfth of September, the anniver-
sary of the battle at North Point is TO be ceebra.
ted with much spirit by the Association of De
tenders and the military, at Baltimore They
will be joined by the remnant of the defenders
from York, accompanied by an escort of several
military companies from Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14

We give below condensed table, exhibiting
the times when the Presidential and State Elec.
tions, respectively, win be held in the several
States during the present year; together with
the Popular Vote given at the Presidential Elec'
ton. 1t will be found useful fol reference during
the approaching election
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RALZORlNES, d handsome article i,r Ladies
- Dresses, Tor sale cheap, by
June IS. Il. Il. MA~SER.
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Orphans Court Sale.

n pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
l. of Northumberland county, Will I've sold NJ pub
lie sale, on Saturday The 2ist day of September
next, on the premises, TO wit a certain tract of
land situate in Augusta township. in said county,
adjoining lands of David Reeser, George Conrad,
and ohrrs, containing twenry-eight acres more or
less, whereon is erected Two log houses, &c, late
the estate of John Neidig, snr., decd. Sale 10
commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF said day, when
the terms of sale will be made known hv
ADAM NSibIG,
Sunbury, Aug. 3ist, lS4i--it Adm'r.
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.7A AaE2zEHT OK
4 ZANE TO the premises of the subscriber, IN
~ Augusta township, Northumberland county,
some time in May last. white and black spotted
OK, abou, two years old. The owner is requested
10 come for~ ard, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, OF he will I've Sold according Ia avs,
THOMAS WOLF.
AueusI 9Th, 1871 at
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COTTAGE BIBLES.-Five copies OF e Cot
- tagc Bible, The cheapest book ever published,
containing the commentary on the Old and New
Testament, jus, received and for sale, f,y doll s
by June IL. II. b. MASSER.
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OrphSms' Court &a4c.

| N'pursusnce of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Northumberland county, will be sold at pub
lie sale, Saturday the lith day Of September
next on the premises, To wit; certain tract OF
land situate in Shamokin township, in said county,
containing 80 acres more or less which is ercc.
ted log dwelling house, barn and other buildings
late the estate of Solomon Persing, decd Sale To
commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day, when
the conditions Of the sale will be made known by
EMANUEL ZIMMERMAN,
Sunbury, Aug. "a, ls4i.-4t Admir-.
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TWEED 10TH, handsome arIcle, all wool.
light and elastic, for Summer Goats and Pants,
for sale, very low, by
June Is H. z. MASSER
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WV ch OHDh1, lf'u VT Chi chDb
R,LtY DkMoc#Ars! Rally Freemrn! Rally
Brethern Rally from the Pines Of gallant 'OLD
LYCOMING." Rally little CLINTON, the 81 i
ridhs Banner county ofthe district Rally down
trodden but patri,tic Democrats Of UNION! Rally
your lesions NORTHUMBERLAND! Come
on, We noble sons of the "SrAa OF THE Noaru ~
All come with the family ! Come one, come all I!
Come old, come young All to the rescue!
To our brethren Of all sections we send greeting.
and we shall he glad TO welcome you among US.
Come on |! Democrats will always do their duty.
Hon. James Buchanan,
Pennsy lvania's gifted and talented favorie son. has
written to us, "lha God willing, he will be here
no day can suit him better. Who will not spend
ONE pAY to listen to that eloguen, champion Of the
peoples rights.
We have also invited the following able speakers
to attend, Wit
B. H. Brewster, Col. James Page Charles
Brown, and f. b. schnabel, of philadephia, Col
Re,h Frazier and John w. Forney, of Lancaster,
II. NJ. Barr, of Reading, Wilson McCanjles, of
Pi,sburg, Gen. Robert Fleming and VIM. F. Pack.
er, of fLycoming, Col. II. B. Wright and Hon. b.
A. Bidlsck, of Luzerne. James McManus and Col.
James Burnside, of Centre. F. w. Hughes, Of
Schuylkill, and other emne 1t speakers.
The names of those who will certainly attend
will he announced n the papers their consent is
received.
Democrats. this is no time for repOse. Federal
ism with its hydra head, is leaving no means un-
uied to fasten upon US its sris,ocratc principles
and measures, therefore, arouse in the might and
strength of Frcsmen, who are determined to remain
free, and show FEEDER .lism that the Democratic
party values the true principles of our government
and is fully 6eerm ned lhst they never shall fall.
BY order OF the Milton Dem cratic Club
A. ID. Patterson, Samuel b lair,
James Covert, II. l., Biefienbach
II. NJ. Davidson, ]. w. Brewer,
James Buoy.
Committee.
Milton, August "a, lSil.
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Totals

No State Election takes place in Tennessee,
this year. They elect State officers every two
years-and that election was held last year.
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Presidential and State Elections.

Milton, August "a, lSi4.
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VOLUNTEER CANDIDATE.

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Sunburv. June %, 1874.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-07
From the Holmes Co. Farmer, NOu.s lst, 1874
WELL TAKE THAT BET.

We nolce IN the last Tuscarawas Advocate. black
guard sheet, edited by Federal slang-wh"nger, the
Communication from one Stephen ID: Black Of
Rovr, Offering 70 bet profile of oursef that the
'Locofoco vote Of neither rusca, aWas nor Holmes will
be as large at the Presidential election as the vote ey
cast for Governor this fall. We know nothing o. the
profile but conjecture it TO be one taken by srone
painter asl summer and which, as he painted gratis
we permitted him 10 carry away. We had about as lief
the prnf would remain at Bolivar for the coohs 10 gin
at when they think about the . foco vote in l'I4
Holmes, have II ourself but as Mr.. Black "ters
TO bet it those favorable terms, we have concluded
10 put up against H. we'll written and neatly printed
Biography Of James kirkpatrick, editor ofthe Advocate,
which contains numerous anecdnres Of hts Virluous cx-
plos in carly life, and specimens ofhs poetic genius
as well as Ills sef ideas abou! lovely Womenl And in
case we lose the bet, we hereby au1borse VANCE 7.
BosHA to hand over the aforesaid Biography, which
was wrteueby him. Are y"u satisfied, Pai
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-07
NEW PRxLADELRzrA..
, FEMALE SEMINARY.

TNHlS insuuiuif Designed le giNua ll0foneh c"u 80
al n,,ur rutit. ID. lb branches usually lausn "
ena, Ss,,,aries is pacsd under llIe ohsfge'i hey'
P,uf G. b. IHUMMELL as PflrclPal ana vas 49,
cd Tor The rsceplluu Of pup !, on .s. a T
tN1ondaf the LSstk Of Oct! last,
win sA,ens,vs literary and scientific aeql"emsn'so
Prut TnumincI combines lhe experiences g, "ea'9 "
Vars "a teacher in Variuus nspuinn; he pnsse'ses
Il,.,s;us the highest Intellectual anu also h"'al qn IT.
ifcato,i. as an Ils .ueior al lollh Ile sovsfhmeW
,.r The school will be nld aud parental Inc aeacshl'
ca wear will be dVded nti iva sessions oil 70 wesN'
..ch The te, ms Of tuition will be as ioIlo"s'
IN THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
For sOsllog Rsadiog Wrilins, Oral Arithmetic .,
Pariey's Geography aud History. per Sesspn So'uo
IN THE AcADEMI6&E DEPARTMENT.. o.
l. Reading Wrilh &, Ari,hmsr;, (hph mental ana wv
ON the sia,sl Geography, English Granular aud ,.
a5,"' .1 ony ' of these S'anchs per session 500
2 Narra, tnliosophy. Chemistry, Ancient and ,.-
Bible Geography, Universal History. Rhelonc,
!hss MsIo"o%'S S.a.un az" N'"p ''''' ~ ~ $500
8. AIgeora Geometry, Geology. Moral and Intel t.'
l.rIual PhiIosopht, Evidences of Christianity,
,bs French. German, or LIun Languages, Tor Pug
each or any ut tless u anches per session $l2'oo
Yuus | .diss preparing 10 teach school can receive
suitable instruction. M this Institution .s.-,,-..
ArnI,caton for admsslun, miTnlaioh &c. by letter
r nber wise may be ma lie to the Principal or 10 either o
the 70 lowing gentlemen residing !" New PmlNdephla'
Ohio Hon j. Everhurd, }. OTeThOlt Esq Rev. L.
| Green wald, Hon. T. llliduIs.
| Nav z 1874. .t. '"..-.. ..
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TuSCaraVVas Election
FOR pAESTDElVT.

Below we give tlfe Vols-poled in the seVera! town.
'hipsin Tuscarawas county on Frday las. for Presdeh
AS the potl books not opened I'LL taken tn Colum-
bus the vote not official, but believe the returns
all correct Except Salem township) having gotten
the votes from the judges they brought in The Po
Books. The last named township we dad ge, any.
Thing but the majority, consequently make ou, the
whole vote wehave tksn tie vote t ,vernor ada n.
10 The whig side 20 which hey claim ast,er gain We
give for comparison the majoisT given in each town
shiPin ls4O for President uso tho Governors vote
the late election
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RoAsn MnTYnE

THERE will be petition presented to the Commits
L sioners OF fuscarawas County at their next sea-
line hrsl Monday oil December 1884, 2ayiDg for
the alteration OF The road leading IRON 1renon 10 LOCK
II in said ouny, viz: said alteration 10 Commence
The top ol the hl on Lo No a. thence along the new
County grade road leading nom frenlon up FTys
Creek Valley 10 the loot ohe hill where the sand grade
tuns West, thence South 10 inIesect the old county
road leading tiom Trenton 10 Lock III;
r Uct "a tS44.-42. 4w.
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Road NoTrcE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
lN presented othe Commissioners Of Tuscarawas
Connv at their December session praying for alter
alton in the County road from Shanesvie 10 Coshoe-
ton, said alteration 10 commence al the stable of Simon
Frehon Epn thence an eastern course to Joseph Shat
fers dwelling house; from thence to Martin GarverS
barn. and thence TO intersect The Collier road; thence to
follow the Collier road Norlher!y course to George
Harshman's cooper shop from thence The said Harsh
mans saw mill; then intersect the Coshocon road;
and to vaca,e much OF the old road as lies betReen
Simon FrehOns stable and Samuel Aliabaughs iowR,
ship road.
PETIrIoNER.
Oct. 90, Is4E 8 HA 979FliE
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NEW CLOCK AND WATCH
ESTABLISHMENT.
J. SHURLEY

J. SHURLEY.
NtLOCK and Watch maker, Sversnhith and Jew
" eller, having permanently located himself III Do
NEW PHILADELPHIA. .-s .r .-
wishes respectfully to inform the cilzens Of Fuscara
was county and the public generally that he has opeHed
slob in the above business IN all It's various branches
uexl door oMr. Espch's Tavern and hopes ny Sfir,
.,eot,on aud assdulty to merit their patronage. J.
having been in the above business for upwards OF ~
yesrs slers himself to be enabled to give satisfaction
10 all those who may think proper TO uus' their work
10 his care. d..
CMrunome,ers Duplex horizontal Patent and detach-
ed Levers, I.splue independent Seconds, Repeating
Musical Watches and Musical Snuff Boxes, carefully
cleaned and repaired Silver plate and jewelty careful
ly repaired with nea,ness and dispatch. Inre" an.
foreign clocks of every description cleaned ana repaired
Nov. 8, 1874. 434w
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CHANOHRY SALE.

TN pursuance All order Ul sale Issued from the S1-
i prvme Courl ot Tuscarawas County, Ohio, and to
directed, VIII offer public sae a, he door Of
Tue Court house III the ,uMn OF New Philadelphia III The
SAID cvun.y on the I4th DAY of December uexl Ibos
following described tract o und, being Inc easl half OF
tile nuitu west quarter Of section twenty one, (2D in
lOwnsnp six, (Ul aud range two ~ of The unaPTo-i
asd auds directed be sUId al ZAusSvle, containing
Eighty Que aud fourth acres, taken as the property
Vi Ohm AcMllsn, al the suit oI John Knsey. 'f
' ISAAC HARTMANN 0as
Special Master IN Chancery.
Nov 9Th, 1e44-43-6w 'r 81
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Wing loss in 4 Yeas

Hauisou's majority was $4,000 should Clay lose
throughout the State he has lest ir Tuscarawas COM
pared with Harisons majority his majority in Ohio
will he about 5000 Harrisons majority IN the Union
was l46.000.n If Clay loses throughout The Onion in
the proportion that he has lest IN Tuscarawus,
will no, only demosh Hansons ma jory of I46,OCO,
bat elect James X Polk President of The United States
by at least 100, 900 majority. This we predc, will be
the fact. p @ H'h
To The noble hearted Democracy Of Tuscarswas we
say God speed the good work of red empton from ed
eral misrule You have fought noble battle with al
much super CT toce and with every possible dsad,an
,ags to harass YOU yet notwlhaan ding you have no,
maintained every inch Of ground but slew 2l0 Of The
enemy without loslng single soldier. 10 be sure
few deserted in the midst ofihe fight. but they the
mere camp followers-men Who not having the hon
ssty or courage face the enemy in open Battle,
kept lowering in the rear of ,he grand army of Demo-
Gratis seeking nothing bu, to get hold Of The trophies
won by others, and when they coud ro do that Slid
over1be enemy in tire night just as Benedict Arnold
went over TO the British in the time of the Revolution
when our forefathers were fighting for freedom aud
Liberty.
When we look at the obstacles the Democracy have
had to encounter-a Harrison majority Of $50 10 start
On-4O miles of canal passing through Mig townships
where every inducement held out for pipeIayi ing
half dozen whig stores in each village turned inio
political engines either 10 peddIe lying pamphlets
oEtooppress poor men who in debt--a dozen of
fee holders riding the couny-nine enhs of The Offices
with all the money power Of The county under ,hpl
control to operate wth--whtn we look at all these
and score Of minor circumstance the only vsonder
is thai we have not ialhn below The vote Of l94G
But the figures above which tell Of gain Of between
two and three hundred voies also tell US that the grea,
Of democrats honest nprghl pure in heart true
seel and firm as the hills never to be bought, brow
beaten or deceived into The support Of Federalism.
On these men tho country has ever depended to up.
hole free government and eemens rights. The, elect
ed Jsftrson 10 1900, Old Hickory in 1925 and we feel
In bones that hAy have elected Young Hickory in
1874 The Democrats Of Tuscarawas have done their
share, Joy be with them. 5 -.-...
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GOOD FOR WARWICK,

In Warwick that strong hold Of Federalism, where
we are told the federal leaders march round tile polls
with club in one hand and Federal ticket in the o.
her threatening determination to all who do not vote
it, in that township the Democrats have gained II votes
since the Governors lection. Let them, pefseVere and
The ,yranls who would abfdse their liberties with club
law will soon be powerless. , se-. e..
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JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.

This Democratic township has covered herself with
honor in the las, election, while some Of the others who
had the means to in Tease Their msjnriy over The Gov
srnOrs escon lie, ii fall behind, yetthe Democrats Of
Jefferson, true steel TO Jeersonian principles, have
increased her majority from 60 to g. May The Demo-
Gratis of Jefferson who SO hObly came up 10 The support
of ther country; yet 1--we mauy years as they have
given votes mai riy for Polk ond Dallas.
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BtoGRApHfAL SERIES,

To be completed in about fifty numbe each Tna6er or
coI'le to contain $50 pages and 9gscards Published
sehti.montalyj al 25 cents per vOlame.
This series will consist Of deeply interesting memoirs Of em
en persons, male and female euc have never before
been presented in popular FORM They will possess all tie
cnms Of work of fiction, with tile additional advantage Of
being true Now ready
No. l.-THE LiTE OF MADAME DARnLAy, formerly Mis-.
Burney) auhOress of "EveIna Scin two volumes at 2i
cents each. '' N
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Nov. tlh, ls44.-dS 4w /,
EXECUTORS SALE.

TIME undersigned Will fer at Public sac on Sa'
i Wday ths 23i dav of Nuvemb er A. ID 1874 he.
tween the hours Of ~ o. clock N. and o'cnrk P. N.
in the t'wn Of Northumberland, Tuscarawas county,
Lot numbered 40Z in The town Of New Philadelpha,
and Lot numbered 32nn the wi sge Of New Cumter
land heing the urope,ty of phir Sitter late Of War
ret Township def d. Terms wi be made Known on
The day Of sale. byB Q III. 81
Oh 2Ih, A, D. lsGi w. se 40n