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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

Fahnestock's Pain-Soothing Liniment
UNHE vaIua bic for tho 70
l lief Of Rheuma tism. Strains Palms. and swelling
joints, Jaw-ache, Sore throat. &c. &c Also,
complaints Of Horses, where l.'nnent would De
likely to give relief Prepared and sold. wholesale and
retail, by Bennett. Prettoc & Co Covingion. Ky
For s,le !, R;ch,oond at ,he BOOK STORE.
jan. Is, lS44. )"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

0FWo are requested announce WILLIAM
w. LYNDE as a candidate for Clerk of the
Wayne Circuit Court
GTWe are authorized to announce DAVID
MOORE, as candidate for Treasurer of Wayne
county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

LATEST FROM CHINA.-Mr. Caleb Gushing, the
American Commissioner. arrived nj Hong Kong.
the 9th of March last. He was to proceed to
Canton in few days, whore he will be received
with honors. A new flag staff was to be raised
by the American Consul. He had issued Cir
cuar to tho American merchants relative to trade.
Teas ank silks said to be scarce and high
Sir Henry Pottinger had issued proclamation
declaring that slavery will not be tolerated IN
Hong Kong.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12
Richmond Woollcn Factory

Richmond Woollcn Factory.
IIIHE subscriber having commenced the manufacturing
,busne.s at the above mentioned place. he prepac
ed to receive wool manufacture into CIOlH. Ian
NELS BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
by the yard the shares, on terms suted 70 e
tunes He also has good of the above
named goods which he is willing to exchange for wool OF
other produce He will also Gard Wool, run ana Dre'
those VIII him with their CUSTOM at tht
prices and hopes that by strict attention ou7
nes give genera sa tisfaction - 1850,
Richmond Nov. IL. le43.
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FAIR WARMING!

4 S nv term o. i'll expire, l collect
FEES by doe process of Law, if shortly paid.
Those havy had suits in Court. would do we'll
the COSTS, before additional fees
NO TINE TO BE LOST.
JOHN FINLEY. Clerk w. c. c.
Cen,reville, June 29, 1S44. 27tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12
Nj A N $40 I'll u S E,
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
81 NP mp a r. II MgA~

Sa Xka GEEJIV1E2
TAVING for some months occupied this well known
and popular Hotel, woui his grateful thanks
travelling public who have literally patronized
house, and inform his fents and the pubic generally
that continue in tie stand for term of
pains will be spared his
ia may call upon hin. style which will
make them a we'll furnished table, pleas
n. and and polite attention make
them His stable n attended by careful and skul oss
Ier aud graineries well supplied with provinder. He
respectfully soci,s of the public pa,rona
Cambridge City, Ia June %, 1S44. Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

GFThe United States Bank Of Pcnnsy lvania
Banking house, has been purchased by the gene
raj government, and is now used for custom
house.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

o~z-Jamcs Hoy, jr. has been appointed post
master in the city of Philadelphia. in the plncn
J. &. Montgomery removed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12
BIN ID E RY
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY

that nc continues manufactu order, nil kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior paper
He is prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors and
Treaeurers with Books of the latest and improved
form, having recently received from the Auditor
State. Old Books will be bound, and all kinds Of
ideals and zines bound in good styie and
CASH they be done elsewhere. lie soIicits a
share of patronage.
The BINDERY is i'll the Immediately the
Book Store. G.. S. PRESCOTT.
Richmond. Jam 18th. ls43. 3!y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

0.5-The legislature Of Rhode Island has passed
resolution of general amnesty, granting full
pardon to all persons under indictment for partl-
cipation in the recent instruction who shall at
tho next term Of the Supreme Court take an
oath of allegiance to the State and swear to sup
port tho Constitution of that State and Of tho Uni
tod States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

Two farmers from one of the remote parts of Georgia,
We're passing near tho Charleston and Augusta aiIroa
.w .as locomotive engine belonging it by.
,h..,. 80 "a'o'y know myself said the other. but
that's the crit,er, ~ 'a''h' "'a eNPee'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

0~-7Tho last legislature of Iowa, passed. an act
that the timo of meeting for tho next session of
that body. should be postponed one year beyond
the usual time. for the purpose ofprocuring means
to pay off the debts tho territory has already in
Cured. They say ''thcre is no necessity for
Legislature the ensuing winter, and thcro is great
necessity of the public debts being paid" We
We think the State of Indiana might profit by tho
example of her infant sister Iowa.
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CAssIUS NJ. CLAY AND HIS SLAvEs.-An article
going the rounds the and liberty party
that c. NJ. Clay has emancipa Ted his slaves. The
following Of letter from Mr.. Clay friend
New Bedford, the right.
'Of much value is a good name. 10 beget conf
dence among distant But do no,
siduder.They last re.png that here
when all things else fail destroy my influence But
'truth and justice mighty, aud preva.' The
man who said did not emancpate any slaves, LED
never emancpa,ed my mothers saves,-,hat also
Ii is true never emancpa,ed but slaves.
they were all owned, ami have respon
.bility hero by emapcpN,ing all if had
thousand have about twenty Ave slaves, which
enailcd on my children by my late father which
life estate only, and this the why
ton has been mngnica. propose making the condition
OF those as good that of the freed hone
general emancipation the State will bring LIBERTY
60 all
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-07-12

Mr.. NJ NJ. Randall Of Marion county, Va, III a
letter TO the Paramount Pioneer ronounccs Loco
focoism, and goes with rush for wing mon and
wing measures. His letter thus concludes:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
SELECT SCHOOL,.

"A Select School will commence in Canal Dover on
N Monday June 81 under lie direction Of ANSABELLA
Nc REYNOLDS, 10 the over The shoe, store Fac
tory street. The number Of pupils will be limnd TO
49, in order ba strict attention may be paid to each
one, and none will be admitted under years Of age
The year will be divided into 2 sessions Of 90 weeks
eaeh and at the end of each session there will be pub.
lie e1 animation ..a,.s ....... nj.
TERMS,
For tho elementary branches. namely: Spelling read
ing, Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geo
grsphy, per session, ,r S4OO
Natural Philosophy, History Chemistry, Astronomy
Rheoriek and Botany $T0O
Geometry. Geology. Menialand mora Philosophy,
Embroidery, aud lhs French language, $40 90
From to 8, A. NJ and from 10 O'clock P M
rnusic lessons on the Piano will be given at the house
Of the Rev. A, blcReynoIds Price $40 per session.
Good board be obtanrd in the Vi lage IL desired.
The patronage Of the friends Of education is respects
fully solicited ... -
P.E. Certificates of qualification can be presented #
cAiisd for
MAY I6, 1874 ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
= - Ut a U Z n. D, IT - =
CHAPLIN g. ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw'
RRANDRETEZ's PILLS.
Secured by letters Paisnt Of the Unted States

Secured BY letters Pdient Gf the U"'ted States
The METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRASDRtTHrAS vEoETA
BILE EXTRACTS
f"tAvEAT entered 9th Of June l842 Patent granted
u Benjamin Brandreih, Goth January, l643.
The extracts Of which Brandreths Pills are composed
obtained by this patented process without boiling or any aB
pcation of heat The active principle Of the herbs Is thus
scured the same as Is in the Living Vegetable. ,,
The public should be cautious Of medicines recommended In
advertise stolen from me- in which the contemplate rob
bers seaesmy language merely stsrng the name. Tint win
show the whole sale deceivers in their true lghr.
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE
fBrandrets Pills are the Peoples medicine, proved by
tAoesands who daily recommend them 10 the afflicted. The
EaANDRETHs Pills growing every day more POPULAR their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick of both sexes
are daily deriving benefit from them No of disease but
they can be used with advantage ces hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure with eyspeas with coughs
and colds. with cosveuess SO with so with hot
parched p in tEe mouth. Let the afflicted use the
psedieins, and they will find they require ne eTler.
N5ssod at rs cents per box, with direction. ..
Tie Snly Agents for the sale Of Dr. B. BrRndreihs Vegea
bic Universal Pills, in Tusearaw county ChaPinS Ro
by. New Philadelphia, ana Philip p LaS<.' sandyvie
May 25, 1912. g..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
MHpIoA1 NoTToH.

DIR. D, RICHARDS would respectfully announce to
hs friends and the public, that he ag associated with
himssli sn the practice Of Medicine Or. JAMES SIMP-
SON. of Washington Penn. Mr. Simpson is gentle,
man Of excellent medical scquiremeht, having recei-
we'd his education at the jefferson Medical COlIegs in
lhs SHY Of Philadelphia; and has had extensive Oppor
tncs ofseeng the practice Of the celebrated hospital.
OF that city.
July l7h, 1874. ....
N. B. pln consequences of me above arrangement,
,ha Subsc. ber request all those who with
him preyous 10 hsnoice. call and settle, desI-
TsDIe that The old books should closed.
d REMkRDS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
IlRAD auARTERs.
,nfSa pl;la,J.ldliA lnIs
3WTaA JADE O2lDA5l.l . ssII.

BENZ AOks tS<SL1SN,t ta.sifitA .
.ARIeADE jNusTEB AND ENC 1APsgSl ,
FTNHE vsluniesr Militia. -Nihm lhe An Btgade "a
IL Divisan of the Ohio Militia me hereby ords Cd
10 pasaas Id New PHILADELPHIA. on the Ihird Tussdsy
9NA dag Of Ahsusi RtaL -
1t ten oscIOsk A. NJ prepared 10 perform camp dutY-
eheampment 10 commence the 20th and cOptinue not
lsss thsa hree nor more than days, al the OP,On Of
the commander ofihe Brig 'ds. IL, 81
The following - The eslh section fthsI militia law
passed aIthe lsst session Of the Legislators; Ls.l
"Ssc 2(,h. There shall be held once in saca year,
Brigade muster and enOampmOnt Of all The volunteer
mlila 10 each Brigade, commencing al ten o'tl'ck "A.
NJ on the 81 Tuesday or August annually, and conlin
hing not more Than Eve less than three daySi said
muSlsr aud snSampment shall be held at the most eonvs-
nj mt place within said Brigade, 10 be selected by
the BrSUda quaTtermaster, under the direction OF the
eommSndaul ihsreo and the officers and soldiers Per-
forming such encNmpment shall be drilled in accordance
with the requirements Of the 3st section of h's act
provided thai the and encampment Of the 81 Br-
Eadc in the FIRST division, may be held al the most conVe'
nisht place within said division. De- .ft
Com@sndants Of Regiments &C. will give the requir-
cd notice TO their respective commands. Commandan,'
Of volunteer companies heretofore attached to militia
Isxmens as we'll as those not attached 10 any regiment
wil give notice 10 their TsSpecliys companies to NEE
in New Philadelphia az above g.- T.
JOHN BUTT. Brig. Gen.
'- 4tb Brig Sd divS o. M.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
VIEW SHOE & THEN
STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Mllers
Tannery on Factory Street.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CAS- nm
&LlN6LUFF BOWER g. Co., have Just received
~ their spring supply of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit lhe attention Of all ready paying
customers 10 their stock Of
SHOES AND LEATHER,
now arriving, and which contain varied and desirable as
soren Of Genelans and Ladies' boys and chidrens
and Shoes Of all kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings Of all kinds,
Shoe pegs by tile qnart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
Sooeimps and prices that but he pleasing pur
chasers No pains exertons will be spared make the
establishment rgtaa all respects that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves. .... a ...
CANAL Dover Nay 10, 1843. ly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
AN ORDINANCE.

Bet ordained BY the 1osOn c0anerL Of the tO,On Of NO
PhdadeIphia That tax Of mill on the dollar Of the
GdDGOrsm sreoont of all taxable property within said
town ssbset 10 taxation for State purposes, as the same
may be found On the books Of the County Auditor of
Tnscapwas County for the wear IS43 be levied aud
collected as soon as authorized by law.
9 New Phladelphi,. May "a. ls44
.st4I,.sa ..t5 ssss- SEYMOUR BELDEN, Pre,k
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
no2e Sw.
An ORDINANCE.

sRc J. he ordained by the Town Council Of the Town OF
New Philadelphia That any person shall ride or drive any
horse within limits Of said faster than at the rate Of
six miles per every such person upon conviction shall be
ned not exceeding Ave dollars or be Imprisoned not more
than hours BOTH the dscr elton Of the Pres
HeAt Of said Town. % ' D b.
src g. That 80 % OF the second section Of an ordinance,
eHted An ordinance To- prevent certain practices therein
mentioned passed May "a 1884 conflicts whh this ordf
nance ia hereby repealed This ordinance toake effect from
ana after the l6ah day Of July, A, D. 1874.
sa SEYMOUR BELDEN, Prest
n inlr e. lRi4 26 3M. -----
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
CHDrN Y OEs

grc. ]. Be 1t ordained by the Town Council ofhe Town
Of New Philadelphia, That any person Within tie corporate
limits of said town. shall challenge another Hght either at
s;cus with cudges or otherwise, or shall provoke, or at
tempt provoke another commit any breach Of the peace
within limits aforesaid every such shall be deemed
guilty of an offence and upon conviction thereof before the
President OF said town. shall he Hned in any exceeding
ten dollars imprisoned more than three days. or both
the discretion said President This ordinance to take e
eeI from and after the 18th day July, A, D. 1914
49,. TI.r SEYMOUR BELDEN, Pres't.
H no26 9N. s...,. r.... ... .. ID
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
PaACT1osoF MEDICINE.
IDIRo DO o. IRININIDo

EAvING permanently located in New Philadelphia, res.
pecuy tenders his professional services the public,
and hopes by fAhfa discharge of his duty those who
may solicit his aid to receive share of public patronage
His remedies chiefly of a VEGETABLE CilARAC.
TER combining mdness and efficacy, and when sklfuy ad
mnlsteed 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 urue persons wishing may avai
themselves of this advantage.
CASH will be expected in all cases. except for riding.
Office in the building lot formerly occupied by s. W
Benope, on the of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, 1843.-y. "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
AN ORDINANCE.

Bsis ordained By he ToWn Council Of the toan Of Mao
Yhtadslphip That whenever any person shall be talen
ia custody the Marshal the absence CT the Pres-
.deai for be violation Of any ordinance Of said town,
ss punishment Cor which is imprisonment OF fine and
imprisonment il she'll 30 the duty Of said Marshal to
rom such person to prison. there 10 remain until the
Pesdehi re,nIH provided that no person shall be so
imprisoned for greater length of time han 70 hours
This ordinance is 10 take eee from and after the I6h
day Of July, l54i. ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
AT1rAUHNfHNT NoYCE

James Gs a As.S's sss e san j"as 11'
Aaron MeCudy, )D'ls44, from the Clerks Office
of The Court Of Common Pleas
Of Tuscarawas County, Ohio issued an attach
meDt at the lnstancs Of James Cummings aga nst
monies and effects Of Aaron McCudy non resident Of
said Stale for the sum Of one Hundred dollats. 1-
--.....-.- G. H. MYTCHENER, Crk.
NIba "a 1874 246w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
Faom ths boston pailu Tins.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
or all the public advised medicines Of the day. we know or
none that we can safely recomend for the ills that flesh
heir TO- than The pills that sold at the depot Of the North
American College Of HEALTH 1893 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances we Of where they used In families
III the highest satisfaction and no longer ag than Yesterday
we heard an eminent physician recommend them In high terms
There used be great ePugnance TO tine use of QUACR
medicines they all Unfortunately termed but II was
mainly owing to the regular M DIS constantly denouncng
them The are however becoming liberal In this
pec and the consequence that good Vegetable medscnes are
now more extensively used than formerly.
Extract of a letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM WRIsHT-Dear sir--You will have The kindness
forward me as possible, two three gross OF the
nd ian vegeub pills The sales have for the las. Two months
increased rapdY those who buy generally remkng "that
hsY are the best pills thef haye used" and my opinion
that they will in short time supercede oil others In this
city. s..t ..' RObEkT FAkNhAm'.
Washington city, D. L.
FIOAn the Phila. Saturday EDening Post 20.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Wrights Indian Vegetable pih attaining great celebrity
In New England well as other parts Of the uned states
The attempt Of persons defraud the public by The sale of
spurious articles meets with general reprobaon Mr. Wright
an deagabe business and shows an array OF cures
by the medicine which warrant confidence in the virtue OF his
- AGENTS.
CHAPLIN g. ROBY New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw'
as county. Ohio. .... 80
A. D. fhayer & Co.. Bolivar, do DO
r. P. LATER, Sandyville, do do
Christian Weehel, Zoar, do do /. ., .,-.",
Ritter, SIinguf' & Sterling, Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent, Shanesville do do
Bsver & Bowman, Coshocton, Coshoclon county, o.
A. Renfeld & Co, Keene, do do
Samuel Humrckhouse e. Co., LewisVilla, do do
Daniel Kilgore g. Co., CadIz, Harrison CO., o.
Atkinson 4 Hilbert, Harrsonyille do do
June Is, ls43
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
MEDICAL MOTTO.
n, LEON g.. YANADORP.

DR.. LEON G. VANADURP, ~ :
the University of Brussels, Belgium Of the Al,
bany Medical ColIegs, and member Of the Msdico-
ehirsglcal Society Of New York, respectfully informs
ths public, that he has located in ihe village Of
EASTPORT, ""D
where he will attend 10 II calls in The line of his pro-
fsssiou For further particulars, apply 10 him al his Of
fce in EaSporl.
April 8. l644 20te
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. r. D. McMEAL has associated with himserin
The practice of Medicine end Surgery. DrJ FETCH
Err ANKLNR. He assures the public and friends that
his partner ID gentleman OF excellent moral character
and possesses coed medical requirements, he has had
The advantage ofihe Medical Lectures at CINCINNATI
and he is worthy ofihe confidence of the c3mmunity
Canal Dover June Tst 1874. 90 f. .R.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
pA. THOnGPsoN,s APPARATUs
: EVH IIII NVht " =
PROIAPSUSlUTERL


PROBAPSUSlUTERL-
and OtFW assesses erisiag from female aOOdkhsss.
TNE1lS nstrOment has has ,the sanction Of the best
l. physicians 10 Ihe eouptsy; ssd being altogether
sxernal application, il is unqieslppably The safest, as
we'll the most perfect and 1ss0 Of The kiad In
vented. iH Hi n,l' tiF 81 -Ns i-rA - ts' "a o. ''
IhS undersigned, having heen extensively consulted
IN cascs Of Female weakness and being anxious TO
adopt plan Of treatment which while il secures to its
patients the greatest amount Of good, Is attended with
the least expense and Inconvenience, hereby unesal
ingy recSmFends this Apparatus as one eminenty cal-
culaed to accomplish these objects. Z, 5..-... 49,,
Such is his confidence in the greet utility Of the In
strnment that he has enesd into the necessary arrange
mentS for supply ing tue whole country. The Appar'
ains together with careful directions. will be promptly
furnished to all applicants for ready pay at the low price
OF FIVE DOLLARS -
Physicians of the county are respectfully invited 10
call aud examine il aud those desironS Of introducing
into hsr practice, can be supplied on more reasona-
bic terms. -. n...-s,.,s
Canal Dover, Dec 20. le49 s.t 40 If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
CIR OC les,
CUEAPER THAN EYER.

~ CHEHFEH IBAN EF LH'
r WlNSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
j and the public generally thatbe has opened new
cheap 0tocery the o'd stand. Idoo: north of the Ad
Uf6es and doors from The square where he
has and will keep oons,antIy on hand all kinds Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. BEER AND CAKES,
e. &s. which he will sell iOr. cash approved coun.
hy p,ndIes
New fhi!adslphis, lime 7, 1874, ~ Sm
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
{; AsNaTURAE REiuEDYsss
saisa 10 o,r consshalop, and eoHpsErat 10 he cure
Of sssy sHidhls di'sass w ! sfoshs u
/" w. ESfE4TsSrsr p = q

n v Eli 4 Z x y BE PhES
Of As NstM y4merieAq College iSy Hath
THESE RStmOtaIhary Ets are composed Of plants which
crow spontaneously sRr so Rnd are therefore better
dApted 10 our constitutions than Medein6 e6neceted from
Foreign druea however ws they may be Compounded; aud
.. WRidrs iNDLN vHeErHnLE PILLS founded upon lns
principle tha the human body s In truth
Subject to but one Disease,
viz eorrpl humos and that Ead medicines enres thS de
saSs natural prnepleby cleansing aud purifying the
body; Twin be manifest that II the constitution be not en-
irely exharSe-a perseverance, Ia thsr according TO
direction s absolutely certain 10 drive away disease Of
cry name from the body. .... 81. Ia. ..,.
When we wish 10 restore a Swamp or Mofass 10 fertility
we drain II Of the superabundant waters IN like manner II
we wish 10 restore the body 10 health, NGS cleanse Of
ihparhy. s-.,1
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills -
VIA be found Of the best II not the very best Medicine
In the world for carrying out the , ....-,...
Grand Purifying principe
because they sxps from the body all morbid unoS the
cause Of disease easy and natural manner, and while
heT every day give and pleasure disease Of every name
II rapidly driven from the body
The above named PILLS. have been three years before
he Aercen pubic and can now without fear Of con
nadciion that Of all the Medicines which have here
Sors been popular has given such universal salts
sacon or obtained such permanent hold upon the afee
ions OF the people, Not only do all who use 1t invariably
experience relief and recommend 1t in the strongest terms bu
has eeceds Of the most astonishing ever perform
ed bY medicine.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
July lsh. ls4a.
BRIGADE APPOINTMENT.

have this lsth day Of Jtly 1874, appointed BhNSA
ElN PRtrcAARb. Brigade MSor and Inspector Of Tho
4,h Brigade III Division Ohio Militia, and he is 10 be
Obsyed as such
A.h Brig. 81 div o. NJ.
July 1s,-974v 80 Is.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-08
TAKE NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
LUFF f. STERLING'S WAS DISSOLVED by
mutual consent the lllh March 1914 & whereas de-
vision was made Of Notes md accounts due there now
all who know Observation-Disclosures are hereby notified
hai Ihaye left such Notes and accounts which hayer
been allotted to me- with Augustus WiIhpmi Justice o.
The Peace, who authorized TO settle and colert The same
80 O. RITTER
Dover 92!April 1874 Is 4w.