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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Secured By letters Patent of the United: States


The METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRErHAN VRaETA-
DIE EXTRACTS. tE,
NAvEAT entered 9th Of June, 1842-Patent granted 70
~ Benjamin Brondreth Goth January, 1843.
The extracts Of which Bandrehs Pills are composed
obtained by this patented process, without boiling any ap
pcaton The active principle Of the herbs Ii thus
scured the same as Is in the Living Vegetable
The public should be cautious of medicines recommended In
advertisements stolen from in which the contemplate rob-
bers steaesmy language merely altering the Time w
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE, -
tBrandrehs Pills the Peoples medicine, proved BY
thousands who daily recommend them TO the afflicted. The
BRANDRETns Pills growing day popular their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick Of both
are daily deriving benefit from them No Of disease but
they he used with advantage ches hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure, with eryspeas with coughs
and colds, with costiveness with cancer, so with os
pnrcbed lips and canken tho mouth. Let the afflicted the
medicine, and they will hndthey require no other.
GJsSold at % cents per box, with direction.
The only Agents for the sale Of Dr. B, Brandeth VegstA
be Universal Pills. in Tuscarawas county, Chaplin R0
by New Philadelphia, and Philip P. Latter sandyvils.
May 25, 1912. ' e-''
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IACoB Baeher and Catharne his wlip, David SWarx,
- William swartz James Swafz, David Iialbaugh aud
Margaret Ills wife. Thomas Stuart and Cuhnnhe liS
wife Thomas Corsueh and Elizabeth hla wife feitf
Bacher Henry Willard and Mary his WIFE, iafon kmiss
aud Susan his wife and Philip KnappenbergeF Admlneml@
the estate of Jacob Bae deceased hereby noned pt
the 28h day Of November A. D. l843 Joseph Stout oftba
County Tuscarawas aud Eaie Of Ohio hed n The Court
Of Common Pleas Of the county Of TacaaFss and State
Of oho Bill In Cbanesry sgains The nhove named defend
the object and prayer of which said Bill that the said
Joseph siont the 22nd day Of July, A. D. 192a entered
into article OF agreement with Jnsob Baoer Of said
county Of TcaSawas. deceased By which said agree
men the said jacob Bacher agreed convey the said Stout
upon the said Stout paying the of foryvo dollars TO
the said ncher Six Of iand be taken OF the South
West quarter of seon No. 81 IN township Ne TO- of range
No. in the u g. Military District be taken or the NORTH
side of said quarter and the West side of the ro leading
from New Philadelphia 10 Wooster 10 from the cen.
of the said road In parallel line the tine on the West
line Of said quarter and adjoining the pl of SlrasbuR
said County Of TuseaTawas and State of Ohio that all tina
money paid and that the said jacob Bachr
died without making deed of said land 10 said Stout Pray
process answer and hst the defendants be deceed TO
make and deliver good and sufficient deed Of said land 70
said Stout and the above named defendants aee further no
the said Bill within sixty days aer the ne1t term Of SAID
Court the said Joseph Stout at the term after tho exp
ration of said sixty days, will apply said Court to taks
the of the Bill confessed and thereon no.
cUrdingy. CUMMINS & CAMP,
sOl's.fOI Conprk
Dated, Nov. 2Sth, A. D. l843 1850
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The cheapest and bes! Medicine in the Werld
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS.
Only II 70 cents a Box.

yWf1ESE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at II
Il cents box, just one half what they have usually
been sold at, and each box contains much medicine
and as good Motifs or Brandreths 25cent boxes.-
This reduction is made to correspond with the present
low pressure iimes and bring the medicine within The
reach ofevery family AS these pills have been sold
for anumber Of years in the Western States they need
nothing said in the form Of an advertisement TO
mend them as there are living witnesses nearly every
where to testify ha, they the best Family Medicine
now before the public. We say TO all who are not we'll
buy these pills for they safe under all circumstances
and conditions oflIe ashey never debiate weaken
but strengthen the whole system For sale in New
by CHAPLIN g. ROBY.
Also in all the principal towns throughout tn
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TAILORING.
WIN. F. NEELY.

J. ". VIM. F. NEELY, ( ~ ID W
Np RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public gsE
ma orally, that he has opened shop in the East room Of
the Court House. formerly occupied Office BY j. Judy,
esq., New Philadelphia, where he intends TO carry the bup
ness in the most approved style. 7 ,s,.4.
COATS, TESTS, PANTALOONS, ,s,
and all other articles in his line Of business made in the
fashionable syle in plain and substantial snr
the farmers of the country and prices to suit the hardness Of
the times it' % '-| eI ''. t+ HtHs p
CUTTING of all kinds done the shortest notice and moss
reasonable terms. ..., .....-.
The LATEST FASHIONS will be regularly received from The
East Cou ntry Produce will be taken in payment Of work.
May 25, 1913. So I9--ly.,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FELIX'S Family aperient Pills.
UNR. FELIX, of Youngstown, Westmoreland county, Pa
BV would most respectfully inform the public that he has
made of the most important discoveries in medicine
known, and which will be regarded GREATER forming
epoch in the art of healing. ,.., .,.......
In bilious disorders the effect of Che above named pill Is
wonderful 1t removes the vated and acrid be promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver and restores that all
important vscus to natural condition and wholesme ac
tvity In complaints Of the stomach il particularly valua
be ceanses it Of oil morbid and pernieious natter in
the appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
vgor 10 the whole system. 1t acts eectualy In diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels rousng the Liver 10 healthy
action, violent colds 1t will remove like charm likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentey will yield 10 one or two doses
The Dabaes and oil other diseases of the urinary organs
will be 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 are getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most.
In the of this medicine attention need be paid
Diet should there be any dread of exposure TO lie
ther.
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
uced Numbers of gentlemen of respectabty and aens
have used these pills. and all unite in rendering praise hi
safe, powerful and wonderful cathocon
The following certificate of an eminent physician, and
preacher of the Gospel will show the excelency OF their
efficacy the system, particularly in bilious diseases
w MAPELs' MILLS, Greene Co Pal
February 9th, 1843
Dr. G. FELIX, Sir--Havng obtained few boxes OF your
Family Aperent Pills. and having been in the regular prac.
tce Of Medicine for 10 yearsthough engaged
Itineraat 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 at liberty
make any of this certificate you may think proper
Yours with respect,
'.t PIT LAISHLEY, MT.
GThese Pills prepared only by DE-. GEO, FELIX, at
Youngstown, Westmoeland County Pa with directions for
their use. G5'SRE HANDBILLs with each AGENT.
AGENTS-T Collier Bolivar; G. g. w. Sneaker Sandy.
vile, Chaplin & Roby New Philadelphia, VIM. Boyd West.
chester, Keller ld Canal Dover Thos Sargent sanes-
ve Tuscauwas county, also H. Roby Leesburg, Carol Co..
Ohio. .ta.t n..
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UHAMUnnx I1oTTcr.
HnWn I'm tGhaneery, cour of Comnon Pleas.
Va Of Tusearawas County oLlo.


N' A-ra"h IN kesnahtetysf Soui' OF NpHlhoht teas-
Of Tuscarawas coua'y Ohio
puTsuanoe Of order OF the cOur Of CowmOn sOs
tie county Of ruscnTawas, and State OF Ohio, at heiI
bepeh.H leFn, 1885 John Browa, Robert brown, Jph
N.yiQ and cahGhe bis wife, sasan Brown, HughsAlcCuf
1 aud aasah bis wife Alexander brown, Samuel ThOnaS
Ahi Elano h wiic, hereby nolihed that The I day
d hag1n p. leA3, lanes Brown Of The county Of Tps
sippa and ala cf Ohio h,ed in said Court bill in Chan
eegs unlnA the said dcendans the object prayer
wleh hu s that William Brown hate OF the coanty
anfeaah by BIZ last win aud testament wied intended
v VIII % sula james Bown the following lands en owned
" the ~ william hown who deceased; situate in
o eoah u rFawas and sate aforesaid, aud described
% ioloUs VS. Tha south quasr OK the north west Qr
- SeeoR l9stowuship ange 2 containing 40 acres,
tha quRot Of tha n. qaarsr Of sec:ion 3d. owahp
8, range l. containing 40asea aso the quarter Of
p ~. quarter q ss.ics H. township 6, nrge l. containing
20 and 75-00 asea, also the N Aa Of the quarter Of
ses,ion ~ township age & eouanlng rs and 76-I00
ecreI that ~ Ald William Rrowa employed one William
Boyd % dA bis ii will and that said Boyd In describing
sAd lots = had desriedTbsA BY the number of certl
eale, whsA Md Wilth Brown held the evidence Of
Bic title Ala land, EsAd OF describing the same BY
number Of the O Prayer Sr process and that said
endan che ere hehs Of said decd be compelled convey
MI their slSsa tnleses an land complainant and thai
ihs title In = MD iand nay be fully vested in complainant
according ollie uu and aisn0n Of said William Brown
ahs said dosnaapn farther nofed they appea
Md pissd, ts6SF ddmsr the said l within sixty day
e Tie hoTt istnsf AA court the said James th
next term after The espAiiOn OF sixty days. will apply
Ad Court 10 take the Of Bill confessed aud
1fesres ihsfssa assstansly tI.
sn1ss'ssN; x a,..agl,.l CUMMINs CAMP,
ltss4 "a sgags hs.iit ~ 6 all Soils for COmprt
~, N1osulhsr s7lA. A. ,. let0 SO 6w
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I DRO 10 90 REED

"a DlNo DO 90 1ElRlElDo
Yea AVING pernanetlY located in New Philadelphia
poclfuly lenders his professional services 10 public
and hopes by aifal discharge of his duty those Whs
aay solicit his aid, receive sRn public patronage
His remedies are shiefy Of VEGETABLES cHARAC.
FER combining niIdne and eescy and when skiruly
inistced are well adapted to and eradicate dsears
I'll the varied FORMS which the human system subject
&aVinV o thorough knowledge of the fl
a& Urescopian Practice,
judging diseases by the uine) persons wishing G Gyat
Nsmseves Of this advantage
@ CASH viii be expected in all cases, except for riding
oceln the building lot formerly occupied by g. w.
= 8Suope, on the corner Of High and Sixth Streets u
tgsl pecSmber 6. 18A3e--Iy. ey b. ~ u@ ~ .
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
FA C. ORY.

GEORGE NJ. DOLL & Co., respectfully inform the pubic
thatthey have opened shop in the long building oppose
the Market house in NEW PHILADELPHIA, for the D u
pose Of manufacturing
COPPER, Tin g. SHEET IRON WARE,
which they will sell for CASH. or exchange for Country po
duce low any other establishment west of the Ohio
River.
JOB WORK done in The best manner on the shortest no
ice and most reasonable terms
GPoLD PEWTER 4 COPPER taken in exchange for work.
New fhila. march 23,l843, ly.
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FASHIONABLE 9aILORING

EoSEPH w. NEWBURG, would respectfuy informljs old
friends and the public general athe carries above
business in all its various branches Factory Street. South
Side, where he may at all times be found to attend 70
all work nrused him He attes himsefl wibe done dU
robe neat and fashionable as anbe done In the country He
intends at all times keep his employ goQ ppetentwok
men, and his means 10 receive the Fashions sanity provided
@
To accommodate his friends the country he WI aksnSaa'
ly all kinds Of country produce. fr- s sf8 yf1i6si
Dover Aug. 19, 184I cr
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d0DEY's IADYs BOOK ron 1894.

EDITED BY MRS. HALE AND OTHERS.
The hest Magazine of the season. and the GREATEST CIR
ALTON OF 1t contains Line and Mez
1stnt engravngs coOred Fashion Plates Music and coDbu
tiohs by the best authors in the United States. .
A great inducement to new Subscribers.
For every subscriber sending So, will send copy
Of the drawing ANNUAL for 1874 GIFr for
SEASON. This Is ouarto Annual; containing Is large
cravings and GA Of reading matter, by the most eeera
ted authors for every subscriber, sending 50. will
send copy of GoDEY's CENTRE TABLE ORNAMENT,
or back Volume Of the Ladys Book the Saturday Courier
Saturday Post or Saturday Museum six months
is be distinctly understood that the above refer
only new subscribers such old MAJ have paid up
all arenrages and remit for 1914 in advance, In other
case will premiums sent. Those who send will he in
time 10 have this valuable work their centre tables by
Christmas We will give tie premiums that any publish
er may offer.
Price for one years subscription , So 90
Two Copies 500
Five do 10 90
Eight Is 90
Eleven 20 90
( @ Address LA. Cooley,
Publishers Hail. Philadelphia
NOvcmber7, 1913.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DocroRs WIN. T: PATTERSON ANpA A. Barker take
this opportunity ofinformiOg the public that they have
located themselves at The 1sss ,...a,. -..,
FALLS OF SUGARCREEK,
where they ready to attend 10 all calls in the ne 81
their protsson they will be loundS the aboya mention.
ed place unloas called away on professional services
fsc l643. a.7-s t,,'.a .a tE -t
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HATTEHY.

CtHARLEs WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
~ Dover, would inform the citizens of Tuscarawds
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hang
business; in all its various branches. His workman
ship shall be of the first quality, hoping thereby 10 re-
csiye liberal share Of patronage. @i
~ B. Allki,ds of county produce lskes, N OK
change for WORK sr euislandinr dsbn.
Feb 10, ls42
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WASFETN GToNIAM
H0IISE. ..l 81

The proprietor Of lhe 'Washingtonian House woQd9
respectfully inform his friends and the public 10 general
that he has opened the above house in the town or
UHRICHSVLLE. TUSCARAWAS. COUNTY, q
for the accommodation of travellers &c upon pure COLI
toater principles. No pains will be spared to render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with call and he
hopes by strict attention 10 business 10 make the Wash.
ngtonian House worthy of support. His TABLE wis
at all times be supplied with the best The cousiry csn
afford and his STABLE with plenty Of prevender. .a6A
carefully attended,
s... a ~ ..t NJ r. HASKlNs.
Uhrihcsvile, Augua.8 lS43 3iH
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DIR. HARLICH's


Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills,
Are warranted 10 diseases of the Stomach and ner
vous sysom, Mr. Samuhl Philips, West Kensington,
Philadelphia was entirely cured by The above highly
and inestimable medicine; his chief symntoms were
pain and weight at the pit Of the stomach after eating
loss ofappette sour eructations haulency, costive-
ness pain in the side and weakness in the breast con,
slant headache, dimness aud confusion of sight, ner
irrtability which incapacated him from atten-
ding to his business for twelve months, during which
time he tried various medicines but found little relief
until by using the Compound Streng gthening Tonic and
German Apenent Pills. he was enabled in FIVE weeks
10 resume his business.
Principal Office for the United Statas, No. 10 N
Eight ST. For sale by J. p. Chaplin, N, Philadelphia.
... .. PRINCIPAL REASONS ..,
Why DR.. Harlich's Compound Strengthening and
German Aperent Pills are used by all classes of people
in preference to other medicines because they are pre-
pared from Pure extract Of Herbs, wholesome di.
cine, mild in its operation and pleasant in its effect
the most certain preselver of health and all Stomach
Complaints preserver and purifier of the whole sys.
tenn. ......-..-e
Because they soohe the nerves of sensbiity and for
tly the nerves Of motion imparng 10 their most subtle
hud its pristine tone thus giving strengt and clear
ness of mind.
Because they never destroy the coats of the stomach
and 1owcls, as all strong purgaiives do.
Because science and experience teach that no mere
purgalive alone will cure the disease Of the Stomach
and nerves. Weakness is the primary canse of host
Of diseases and by continually esoriing 10 Drastic rur
gatives you make the diseuse much worse instead
better.
Because Dr.. Harch's Medicines are put up upon
the common sense principle to cleanse and strengthen
which is the only course to pursue to effect cure
Lastly. Because these medicines really do cure the dis
ease for which they are recommended. Principal office
for the United States, at No. 10 North Eight ST. Phil.
adephia For sale by ]. P. Chaplin New Philadelphia.
Oct 90, AZ.
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snuff and Cigar
MANUFACTORY,

a iIq MANUF.ACTORY. ~
All kinda Of Cigars, Snuff. and Tobacco for SaIe
Wholesals and Reisil at
CANAL D0YER, OHIO.
Shop removed to the building lately occupied as The
Post Office, next door 10 HYdva \ WeIiy,s store.
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Notice

rs hereby given that e: my instance, an attacbmen,
i was this day issued by John Judy, Justice OF the
Peace of Goshen township, Tuscarawas county, Ohio
against the property aud effects of John Sell non.ress
ident Of said cOoniy.
CONRAD GENTSCH.
Dated lst January, 1914. 424w
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NEW SHOE LEATHER
.....s.. STORE.

!. h ths NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Miller's
s5 Tannery on Factory Street. t
9 bk0WER THAN EYER FOR CAS- HIN
(2LINGLUFF BOWER s. CD, have just rereived
their spring supply Of Boots aad Shoes, and would
sespecifulIy solicit the attention Of all ready payng
eustomers 10 their stock Of
= 1852 SHOES AND LEATHER,
row arriving, and which eoOain Vne and eesirabe as
csFtment Of Genemans and ladies ia chidrens boots
cad Shoes Of nil kinds,
z. UPPRR AND soLE iKk.
Morocco, Lining skins Shoe mnkcf hndngs of all kinds
shoe pegs by tie quart and buse Lasts Boot Trees and
pppemps andat prizes that but be pleasing to pur-
ehnsersa No pains exeons will hc spared TO make The
establishment right In all Tospeets that can Veto Us.
util and satisfy yourselves. ~ sstl-- sHgzr
eaaai Dover May 49, 1912. 90 kaesFr