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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-06
SELECT SCHOOL,

A Select School will commences in Canal Dover on
n Monday June Sd under the Teciion Of AESAsELLA
Nj REYNOLDS in the ruom the shoe store on Fac
tory street. The number Of pupils will be lmitnd to
49, in order that strict attention may be paid to each
one and none will be admitted under years of age
The year will he divided into sessions Of % weeks
eaeh aud at the end ofeach session there will be Pnb-
lie examination.
TERMS,
For the elementary branches, namely: Spelling read
ing, Writing Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geo,
graphy, per session, $a'oU
Natural Philosophy History Chemistry, Astronomy,
Rheiorick aud Botany ST.
Geometry, Geology. Mental and moral Philosophy,
Embroidery, and the French language, $lO W
From to 9, A. NJ and from 10 o'clock 2 NJ
music lessons on the Piano will be given at the house
of the Rev. A. McReynolds Price $40 per session.
Good board he obtained in the vi lage If desired
The patronage Of the friends Of education IS respects
fully solicited
A. McREYNOLDS.
P.s. Certificates Of qualification can be presented Il
called for.
May l6. 1874
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-06
DEN TTSTRY.

E. N, MANNING Dentist will attend for few days, upon
those who may desire his PROFESSIONAL services at EsPCH
Hotel New Philadelphia and at KALDENBAcHs Canal Do
ver
N B. Mr. Ms health having been feeble, he unable to
visit this region for several months past, but will as formerly
visit the above towns every three or four months.
Nav 90 1914
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-06
From the Baltimore Republican.
Our banner to the wind we freely now reveal
Our principles. inscribed thereon wB'vE no.
THING TO CONCEAL"
UNION AND HARMONY,

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
Union, humony and concession have done The work,
and we have the nexpressble qualification of proclaim
inc IN our Democratic friends the nomination Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-06
FARMING UTENSILS s

FARMING UTENSILS.
THNHB subscriber has hand good stock of Scyhes for
III grass galn Scye snaths Stones and Rifles, also
sickes spades shove forks trace chains &c. all of which
lie offers for sale cheap for cash.
JOHN P. CHAPLIN.
New Phil'a, May "a, 1844
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
Eyes; and doubtless convicted too b

Eyes; and doubtless convicted too by
this rims,' suid his wife,
"You are slways talking riddles," re-
piled he.-"Expiain yourself, my dear.
! knew nothing e thief, watch, or convic-
ion."
at can't be possible that | have been
oga'n deceived" quoth tho lady, shut
I i, is tho story"
"Ahout one o'clock to day, pale, and
rather interesting young gentleman,
dressed in seedy suit Of black, tnme to
the house in great haste-slmost oat OF
breath. He said that he was just from
Court:-thnt he was one Of the clerks
that the grea, villain who had the auduc-
i,y 10 steal your Honor's watch had just
been arrested THAT the evidence was
nearly perfect 10 convict him; and all
that vas required to complete i, was "ihs
turkey" which must be brought into
Court. oni for that he had been sent with
por:or by your express ordsrs.''
"And you gave it to hint"
'Of course did-who could lave
doubted him, or resisted the .rlers Of a
JMge!"
"Watch-and turkey-both gone
pray, what the devil, madam, are we t.
do Tor dinner"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

q We have before us table showing The
population Of the several counties in Eng
land, with many other interesting facts.
From it we learn that in l84l. all the
counties OF England contained popula-
ton Of 7:323.387 males, aud 7,67l,75l
females.
Excess Of females, 1885,.
Average inhabitants to square mile.
as7.
The greatest density in Middlesex, viz
5,59l 10 a square mile.
Average Inhabitants % house, S 10.
Average rate per pound, levied FOR
poor rates, 2 shiIlings.
Average proportion Of criminals in
every 1000 inhabitants, l 8 lOths.
Average annual value Of land pei
statute ucre. in the counties Of England
and Wales. ITS. Cd. In Wales, as. sd.
and in England, lbs. lOd.
In England, the arabic and garden
land amounts TO 10 25s 800 acres. Pas
lures, meadows, and marshes, 1873. 200
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
barton r. David, water St.

ID ESPECTFGLLY informs the citizen. Of Bur-
Ii lingtoa that be has just received from New
York and St. Louis. q general assortment Of Fan.
cy and Staple Dry Goods, which he feels conf
dent that he can sell a. cheapas can be bought
my where else in the city all he asks is custom.
ers, and he. will show them his Goods, give them
his p,ices aud let them judge for themselves.
My stock consists in part as follows, viz:
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths. Broad do.
Mole Ski1, Pulled cloths, Kentucky Jeans,
Satinets, Kerseys. I.inseys, Flanneis,
Bed Tick,ngs. 6iantets. Apron Checks.
Ginghams. Prints Of various qualities and pat
terms, Table Linen, brown and bfeacbed Muatins.
Gloves. Suspenders, Needles. Pins. Looking Glsss.
e., Hand kerc hie!s, Cottoa Ys,as, Stationery.
Hardware, Gueensware. Hats and Caps. Boots
and Shoes. Sole aud Upper Leather. aud grest
many ether articles too nsmerous 10 meatIon. all
Of which will b sold for cash. pork, wheat, corn.
oats, hax seed, beeswax, &c.
Dec. Fly B. T.sDAV1D,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
To Farmers, Country Merchanst,
and the Public i'm general.
FRANCIS j. C.. PEASLEY

EHANCAS j. Cs FEASLEx
"AS now received very extensive stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, the whole Of
which are offered for sale at Wholesale or re-
tell. Among his goods may be found blue.
black. brown. Oxford MKT and invisible
green Cloths: plain, diamond and fancy Ca.-
simeres and Forrest Cloth; superior Beaver
and Pilot Cloths: blue, Sleeps gray. steel and
dark MKT Sa,ine's; Kentucky Jeans, Kerseye
ard Hard Times; scarlet. white, green, yell
low, plain and twiiled Flannel: Rose and
Macinaw Blankets. Linesys; A. brown and
Status Sheetings; 3 4 brown Shirting, bleach
ed Shirting and Shee,ing; blue Merrimack
and great variety Of Prints; brown Drilling.
shifting stripes; Tickincs, Canton Flannel,
Carpetng, Shawls, Handkeychicfs, Gloves.
Ri bbons, Tapes, Needles, Combs, Lace. Silk,
Alpaca, fancy and plain; Batting, Wadd,ng.
Wicking, Cord, latest st,le Hats and Caps, a
general assortment Of Boots and Shoes, La.
dies Slips and Village walking shoes, superb
or Stationery. such as Bank and Packet. Post,
Foolscap, ruled and unruled, gilt edged Let.
ter and Note paper, Waters, superior Ink.
Sealing Wax, Quilts, 600 Spoilers, lat & 2nd,
Readers, Almanacks, English and German,
for l844, Memorandum Books, Pencils. Hard
ware, Queensware. Sole and Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, Linings, &c. &c.
GROCERIES.
Salt, New Orleans Sugar, white Havana and
Loaf do. Molasses, Coffee, Cocoa; Y. H, Imp
and Gunpowder Tea. superior quality, Sale
ratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Rice Ginger, &c
ALSO.
Paints and Oils, and many other articles too
numerous to mention and whilst return you
my sincere thanks for past favors, solicit a
elimination Of the same, and offer you the
follow ing inducements to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. LIST. you will
find the most extensive stock in the City, COM
prising almost every article wanted, aud for
Cash or anv article Of produce for which | am
paying Cash, l will sell goods lower than any
house in the City, even if to reach tina, low
price, sell at less taan cost. As with TO close
my business in the Spring, the Goods must be
sold. Don't forget to cali; no charge for show
ing goods.
Nov. 4, ,43.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
A Tale Of q Turkey.

A. . certain learned Judge in Mexico
some time since, walked one morning into
Court, he thought he would examine
whether he WAS in time for business; and
feeling for his repeater, found it was no
in his pocket.
AS usual said ne 10 friend who
accompanied him. as he passed through
the crowd near the door-"As usual,
have again left my watch a, home und,
my pillow"
He wen: on the bench and thought nc
more Of It. The Court adjourned and he
returned home. As soon as he was qui.
city seated in his parlor, he bethouph,
him Of his timepiece, and turning to his
wife, requested her to send for it to their
chamber
"But my dear Judge" said she, 81 sen,
it TO you three hours sgo!''
"Send it TO me my dear! Certsinly
not"
ENTHUSIASTICALLY" replied she, "and
by the person you sent for ,t!''
"The person | sent for it," echoed the
Judge.
"Precisely. my dear the rery person you
sent for il! Yon had not left home more
than an hour, when we'll dressed man
knocked a. the DIOR and asked to see mo
He brought enc Of the very finest turkies
ever saw; and said on your way to
Court you met IN Indian with a number
ef fouls, and having Inugh, this ono,
quite q bargain, your had given him .
couple Of reals to bring it home; with the
request tl.atl would have il killed, picked,
and put to cool, as you intended 10 invite
your brother Judges TO a dish OF MOLE
with you TO morrow. And, "Oh! BY the
way, Senoriia, . said he, ''his Excellcncy.
the Judge, requested me to ask you to give
yourself the ,rouble 10 60 to your cham
Der, and take his watch from under the
pillow, where be says he left it, as usual
this morning, and send i, to him BY me. y
And Of course, mi gnerido, / did sou
You didr' said the Judge.
"Csrtainly, said the lady.
"Weli," replied his honor, call can
say 10 you, my dear, il, tina, you are As
great goose, AZ the bird is turkey.
You've been robbed madam; the man was
. thief; ! never sent for my watch
you've been imposed upon; and Us ne :
cessary consequence, Tho confounded
watch 10 lost for ever!''
The trick was cunning one and after
aslaugh, and the restoration Of the Judges
god humor BY good d.naer, it was re-
solved actually 10 have the turkey for
to>morrow's dinner. and his honor's
brothers Of the besch to enjoy 90 dear a
unoeeei. se'A -aass
Aceordinely, after the adjournment Of
eopn next day, they ell repaired 10 his
dwelling. with their appe'i,es sharpened
hysths expectation ola rare repasl.
si6cerceiy had they entered the sale.
and exchanged the ordinary sslutations.
khenf the lady breke forth with conarat
uIesipas 70 his honor, upon the recovery Of
-"fiow happy an II exclaimed 5he,
SHAT the villain was apprehended!'
.Apprehen6rd fsasid he Judge with
surPEise.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
NEW STORE.

ME undersigned has just opened, in the
Il new building on Jefferson street, oppo-
site Doctor Ransom's. an entire new stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part OF
the following articles.
Broad Cloths Of various colors. Cassmeres,
Beaver and Pilot cloths, Satinets, Hardtimes,
Flannels, Rose Blankets, Linseys, Sheetings
and Shirtings brown and bleached, Calicoes
Of various descriptions, brown Driilings.
Tickings, Canton Flannel, Shawls, Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, Ribbons, Tapes, Needles,
Combs. Lace. Alpacas fancy. Wadding, Cord,
ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Gro
ceries and Silt.
ALSO,
Fish Of various kinds. which will be sold
for cash or in exchange 70: produce a the
lswes: prices. THOMAS HEDGE.
Nov Is, '43-lv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
NEW GOODS,

NE" OVO1JSs
TUST received and for sale, at St, Loui. nri.
10000 I'D. Ga. s-4. ~. "a brown sh.e,ior
5000 do S Do ble.ehed do
5000 do American + British Prints new style.
4oOo 90 Circssian. Alpaca. Juerinoe and
Orleans Cloths,
5000 do Scotch. Manchester and America.
Ginghams.
$40 do Muslin de LANES.
600 do best Indigo Checks Of sup'r. quality,
5000 do red. white. green and yellow Elan
mel. all wool,
$50 DO Carolina Plaid. new aud splendid
article, all wool.
400 do 6ne Linens.
500 do superior Irish Linens,
1900 Sleeps Grey cloth. Keatueky Jeans
and Sstinets.
5000 do Cadet mkt. blue and black, Broad
Cloths,
500 do double Mill.d Ca..imsr.s aud Cas-
$50 Mohsir, Cashmere, Nett sad Wooden
Shawls.
600 blk SILK Cravat aud assorted Hdkfs.
800 pair Ladies and Gents Gloves. ass'd,
500 Cashmere, Fur. Natrs and Silk Hats, la.
500 Seal. Fur. Nutrs Muskt and Cloth caps
zoo pair Mems and Boys Kip Boots.
600 500 do Do do do Shoes.
irg Shoes.
300 do Chiidren's Shoes. assorted sizes.
5000 Spanish and Principe Segsrs.
boxes Hare's best chewing Tobacco.
5000 lbs best Spanish Sole Leather,
100 bbls Kenawha Salt.
Is racks Rio Coffee 5 hide prio,e New
Orleans Sugar,
] doz Hair, Moss and Shuck Mattresses.
M,tchei's Geography and Atlas. Eclectic Books,
Dictionaries. blank Books and Stationery togeth.
s E, with every article Of Dry Goods. Groceries.
. - b. L.
all OF which will be sold lew bv w NJ DEVOE
Nov4 corner Of Jefferson and Water sts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

TNHE subscribers have establish I'd a
Il branch Of their house in this City, nj
the store opposite Mr.. Wesley Jones, where
they intend 70 keep good supply OF Tin
Plates, Copper. Sheet Iron, Wire. and Timers
Stock in general-Also, Stoves Of all PAL
terms, viz: Cook, IL plates, plates, Box,
Parlor and Airugh,, Iron Of all sizes. Steel
Nails, Salt, Jewers Ploughs &c. To which
we would respectfully invite the attention
Of the public. knowing tina, by the low cash
prices, we will be enabled 10 please all who
may favor Us with call. which VIC carnest-
ly solicit. BRIDGE & HALE.
Nav ~,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24

II IS beautiful trait in the history OF
the American Government that it has
never shed q drop Of human blood, nor
banished single individual for state
crimes! No renegade minister grows
immortal there by ''saving the constitu.
ton and crushing the hydra Of Jacobin.
ism, at the expense Of human blood and
human happiness lam delighted to find
that the more popular government
grows, the more mild it becomes; and that
the glory Of dispensing with the Sc siees
Of the hang man in political affairs, was
reserved for the first government erected
and conducted by the people; by those
whom the planners Of our bloody treason
and sedition laws choose to designate as
"terecious ra5ble !"-Scofchmam.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
THE GREATERsT DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE!

TNHJs term may be justly applied to ii.
i discovery Of compromising medicines
with the best double refined Loaf Sugar in
such manner that children and adults NAV
now eat medicine with as much pleasure a.
they do the best confectionery.
For this discovery we are indebted to A.
Sherman, M. D, OF the city Of New York whs
has been q regular practitioner Of medicine
in that city for the last ten years, and also
member Of the New York Medical Society.
The Doctor after devoiinQ his attention for
long time TO the subject, about three care
since offered his invention to the public IN
der the name Of
SHERMAN's INDICATED LoxsseEs.
Since which time they have gained q celebri.
~ for the cure OF different complaints for
which they are recommended, ecedentsd
IN the history OF any other medcine-thsy
consist Of
SBERMAN's CousH LozkNeEs,
which are the most certain and efectual rem
edy for coughs, colds, consumptions, Wboog-
ing cough, Asthmas, Tightness Of the Lung
and chest ever offered to the public.
SHERMAN's WORK LozESeEs,
are the only iniallib.e Worm Medicine ever
discovered; they have been used for hundreds
Of thousands Of cases, and never have beea
known to fail. The medical faculty recon.
mend them in preference to all other articles
SHERMAN's CAnPHoR LozENGEs,
give immediate relief in Nervous, or Sick
Head. ache, Palpitation Of the Hear, Lownes
Of Spirits, Oppression. a sense Of Sinking At
the chest, &c; and nrc the only article ever
discovered which will remove or prevent Sea
Sickness.
SnsRMAS's CArnARrIc LozEseEs,
The best cathartic medicine for removing bile
from the system, and preventing attacks OF
the billions and intermittent fever Of this sec
lion OF the country.
SHERMAS's FEVER AND AGUE LozENoEs.
are the only medicine entitled to the name Of
a specific IN this distressing disease.-They
nave been used in thousands of cases. and the
proprietor has never known or heard of case
which they have failed 10 remove in lev
days; the great advantage which this article
has over all others Is, that the disease will not
return III the direction are followed
SEERNAN's PooR Mans PLASTER.
The best Of oil pissters,-Rheuma.i Lun
bago, Pain or weak ness in the Back, Joints,
Side or Breast, cured by sfor only l7l cents.
One million sold yearly.
For sale by ]. GAUsY ..., authorized 4.
gent for Burlington. For sale also by LOT
MOFFiT IT Augusta.
Burlington, Aug. 26, i543-ly
UST received per Steamer Ohio for Corp
ID and Parsons, from N. I.
5 Casks Queens. Glass aud China ware,
making on hand,
$50 ss,ts Enamslod, Printed and Granite
Teas,
700 sdis Plates assorted sises,
% China Tee sets,
30 white Granite and printed do
8 dozen ass'd Chambers with and with
out Govern,
100 dog assorted Bowls. Also-A large
assortment Of Ewefs and Basins. Bakers
Cov'd Dishes, Terrsnss, Jugs, Glass Nappies
Tumblsrs, Cassoss, &c. &c. All At the low
eel prices.
Oct. Is, H3-ly COPP l. PARSONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24


KEE NATION.
TVHE Subscribers have now on hand a sup.
Il ply Of the above celebrated Stoves, which
they can with confidence recommend to their
friends and the public Ne being in many re-
spects superior to anv other kind in the mar
ket. Meats OF all kinds arc roasted instead
Of being baked, as they are in most other
kinds OF Stoves. This any one who has had
any experience IN cooking by cook stove
will Al once fully appreciate, as being far pref
erabc; as it gives the meats altogether a diff
terent flavor frcm those baked in a close cast
iron oven. I'd. The oven for bread, pastry.
&c, is elevated above the stove and lie there
fore infinitely more convenient of access
ihaa one that can only be approached by
bringing the head and feet in clt Sc jnxtspo-
sition, or in other words putting the BODY in
that uneasv. unnatural position, called stoop-
ing. Sd. it is SO simple in construction that
there IL no getting our of repair, no filling up
Of f1nes with suit and ashes, simply, because
there is none TO fill up. 4th. There 10 no diff
fculty about the draft, as from their construc-
ton they cannot bu, draw we'll IN all stua-
tons. And lastly du,ing the cold weather
all the heat NAV be conducted through the
upper oven simply by tut ming the dampere,
and by that means YOU get nearly double
the heat you would by any other stove.
The above stoves stand in higher estimation
in New England than any other kind nov in
use. Persons wishing TO purchase that almost
ndispe ns bic article fgood cooking stope) will
do well to call and examine the above, as we
feel assured they will promote their interests
by 70 doing.
We have also on hand various patterns Of
the Premium stove, with all the necessary
trimmings. Also. large assortment Of heat
ing stoves. suitable for Parlors, Stores, Shops,
&c. ALI OF which we will sell At a small ad-
vance on ST. Louis prices.
BRIDGE e. HALE,
JOHN G. FOOTE, Agt.
Aug. lily
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
FALL 4 WINTER GOODS.

FALL l. WINTER GOODS.
FNHE Subscribers have just received from N. Y.
i anl Boston fresh supply Of goods adapted
to the Fall aud Winter Trade. which. added to
the balance Of their former stock, make very
desirable assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARD.
WARE, QUEENS. GLASS AND
CHINA WARE, PAINTS, OILS,
DRUGS MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS, NAILS, Glass,
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &c.
Purchasers are respectfully solicited TO call and
satisfy themselves to prices and qualities. at
our new Brick Store. on the North side Of fer.
son. between Water and Main streets.
Burlington. Oct. ~ l843-ly
COPP PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
DlooOLUTION.

THE pablic are shsreby notified. thai the late
i firm of Walker I Coen no longer exists. The
books of the firm may be found at the store OF
Walker 4 Moore. next door east of Messrs. Cool.
baugh Co. All persons Indebted are requested
to call and settle. Nov. Isl 1913.
Dee, 80, lS49--sf- WIN. WALKER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
Queensware.

TINE subscriber has just opened good as
i sorlmen; Of Qusenswsre, Glassware. &c ,
which he offsrs very low Tor cash. wheat, or
cern.
ALSO,
Sundry other articles, such a. copperas, Al
um, Indigo, Nader, Salt Petre. Rosin, Glue,
chalk, Logwood. castor Oil, Ink, Spices. &c.
Jan l3. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
HARDWARE.

Butte. Screws. Hinges, Door Handles. Norfolk
Latches, BED Screws, Hsndsaw Files, Nlilsaw do.
Pocket Shoe and Butcher HALVES. Iron Squares.
Screw Angnrs, Steel Shears. Curtain Pins. Knit.
ting do; large assortment combs. Rim Locks. Pad
Locks. closet do. uuak do. hrass do. Percasslon
caus, cut tscks. shoe thread. mill saws, codee
mills, spsdes, Iron and eraia shoyels, wool and
horse cards. prime assortment knives and forks
cahdies,cks states, writing iak. .hunts light and
heavy hand and broad AXIS. Also-l5O bbts Ken.
awhs salt. 100 sacks g. A. do.
Burlington, Oct q. Is43-iy --tt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-24
LOOK HERE!

AM now in want Of Pork cash; all those who
i know the nseves indebted to me eli, her by note
Or book account will oblIge me by paying what
they owe me in cnsh pork. one or the other l
must have. u.s.. DAVID.
Dec 4