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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-07

The Apalachicola (Forlda) Journal saws
that the past year has demonstrated the facl
that the climate of Florida is as well suited 10.
the growth of the superior kinds of tobacco az
the island of Cuba.''
One of our late English journals mentions
the following novelty:
HHE PRESS AT SEA.-The BeIleisle troop.
ship. Capt. B. Kncombe, has brought home
curious specimen of ingenuity in the typo
graphical art, which is no other than a printed
log, IN quarto shape, and tastefully" set up" of
the arrival and sailing of the Bellei,le from the
different places at which she touched on her
voyage from this port to China, as also inter
est ng remarks on he disposition of the troops
on board during the voyage.and some time af-
ter they landed. This novel performance ex.
ecuied on board of man ofwar, was designed
by Captain Eide, o. the Grenadier Company of
the 96th Regiment, who it will be seen from
the contents ofthe work, wss'the writer, com.
Positor, pressman, and publisher, and even the
constructor of the printing machine. and the
manufacturer of his ink apparatus; and Ial
though 1t does not appear the gallant officer
was the founder of his type, or that he made
the paper, yet IN the circumstaces of such an
operation by soldier Off Ger on the sea,
man-of-war on her voyage, Containing little
Town population. and the printing Office, and
the working off, having been accomplished
amidst the confusion of squat, hustle, and
sickness, It E1ay fairly be said to have rivalIed
the extraordinary work of the Devonshire
clergymen. The paper on which these inter-
estIng details printed is Indian, red surface,
colored, sprinkled with gold The border Eof
the page is tastefully composed of the newly
cast specimens of ornamental flowers, In which
the captains name is imprinted
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-07
NUMBER FL.

airy, might have forspen what would he the end
Of its lofty assumptions and arrogant dictates 20
the party in which it is absorbed. Yes, proud,
supercilious, debating, threatening, Boosting
eenouncing, vain glorious. cmpty-hearted chiv-
airy has expired in "a fizz.e"-aIl It's principles
have escaped in ga fizzle," and il has proved
Itselfto be the most miserable, too, Of all posi-
BILE fzzles." an
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-07

The STUTTERER.-During the Revolution
airy War, when drafts were made from the mi
MIA 70 recruit the cont. army, certain Cap
tam gave liberty to the men who were drafted
rom his company, to make their objections, If
they had any, against going into the service,
accordingly one of them, who had an impedi-
ment III his speech, came forward and made
MS DOW. What is your objections!' said the
captain. Ica-ca.can go'' answers the man.
because ! st-st-stutter.' 4Stutter! saws the
CAPTAIN. You don't go there to talk but to
fight AYE; but they'll p-p-put me on g-g-
guard, and man may go ha-ha- half mile be-
fore can say VIII wh-who goes there?' ooh
that no objection, for they will place some sen.
try wi you; he can challenge and you can
fire. well but / may be taken and run tn tn
through before can cry gu qu-quarter.'-
This last plea prevailed, and the Captain,
laughing heartily, dismissed HIM.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-07

Coon ADvIcE.--A modern author of some
celebrity, says: "lf thou canst refrain from un-
necessary conversation and idle visits. and sup
press the desire of hearing and telling some
new thing thou wilt find not only abundant
leisure, but convenient opportunity, for useful
meditation" 1t is the declaration of Seneca.
that "as often as he mingled in the company
of mer, he came out of it less a man than he
went IN"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-07
Che Columbus gghtQ.
THURSDAY. MARCH Z, Is44,
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
HENRY CLAY,
WING ELECTORAL TICKET.

JOHN J. GUION, of Warren.
PETER Il. STARKE, Lowndss.
A. b. BRADFORD, of Marshall,
T. j. STEWART, of wilkinson;
ISAAC N. DAVIS, of Pamela,
HENRY GRAY. Of Winston.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-07
ROMEO ANDJU7=TET.-

we hardly know when we have
laughed heartier than while reading.
IN the Crescent City ofyesterday morn.
'ng' the following "dying note" of the
gentle Juliet.-t originated in the
knickerbocker, the editor of which
capital monthly. says that it is not gem
orally known that just before the love
ly Juliet breathed her last, she sent a
note by Friar. Lawrence 10 her absent
lover. Yetsach is the fact, and the
following issa copy of tive extract
It from .the Totes attached to an ola
copy Of sEaE sare:--
Dear Romeo Il have Just taken the
hellebore, and B hell Of a bore | find
it. With my ihsides all ID snarl. !
subscribe myself
Yours, till death, JULIET.
z. S. Mine Cot! Vot state Pm in.
From this last line the commenta-
tor, Malone, infers that Juliet's parents
we're high Dutch!-(N. o. Pic,
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
FEDERAL NICKNAME EOR JAMES K. POLK

The National lnIsllgeoeer in s Vindicl'e spite To,
wards the patriot Jackson, aud ia ns attempts to.edsr
james r. Polk OdiOus in the eyes Of the whole breed
of coons, has dubbed him with the nieknams of
Young Hickory" to distinguish him Gom "old
Hckory." as The llsrO OF New Orleans is called BY
friend or Guo Iis not often that we feel in The humOs
&c ASST. ting the federal ptess in their sndsavO' to ZEN
le the candidates bf the democracy odous 70 the PeO-
s; yst in the present instance. our good ns'urei' so
excessive, that we willingly consent that Cot. Polk
may bear .hs name which whiggery seeks to taslen
upon him. We are to be understood as accepting for
Col Polk the name of " YOUNG HICKORY" ard
# before the campign is ended whiggO doe, not
'cken al ,hename, then will We Owu that we are
mistaken OHIO Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
DR.. H. ROW,
SURGEON DENTIST

VXTILL attend to all operations in Dental Surgery.
w such as Plugging Cleansing, Extracting, and
Inserting Inconuptible TEETH, from one % foil
pet. He operates aeI the manner Of the Parisan Den
lists, being furnished with tire Platina Composition
Blocking, new and soh articles but becomes hard in
two hours after nserliag Any person no, being sar-
fed will not be compeed pay. He is also furnished
himself) Warranted 10 keep the Teeth Of Snowy
whtsnesS. ttt9t .. af
N 3. Tooth Acts cured in fYr minutes, without eE-
tracing, free Of charge
Lsdies and Gentlemen waited on a Iheir residence,
both in town and countIy at the rates charged at
his office. pRoom at Espich's Hotel. l93t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
THoRrOT FLEMING, Scc'y.
JAMES K. PoLK-GEN JACKSON

There seems to he peculiar fitness in the nonina-
ton Of James X Polk, asthe candidate destined to de-
feat Henry Clay. Heis citizen Of Tennessee, raised
by the side Of Andrew Jackson partaking Of the
counses Of that distinguished man-hiS defender at ali
times and on all occasions against tho fierce and mag.
nant assaults of Henry Clay, and the election Of James
r.. Polk over The "vindictive censgOeue" will he
severe and lasting rebuke. ....-.
There is aisoa fitness in the nomination Of Polk, fo
nsxt to Gen. jackson, Henry Clay regards no mar
with so fierce and unrslenng hostility as James X
Polk, and ibis deep rooted hold has alone been engeu
dered by his unwaveripg attachment to democratic prin
cipIes his firm and IsanlY defence of the sage orl
HernaSo. a.,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13

FMeetings are being held in every COun
ty ard State, resolving TO 60 into battle with
determination never 10 stop till the Demb.
cratic standard is again unfurled on the ram
parts oe freedom. Read the account Of The
"a, 900 feemen meeting in Nsw York, and
tho speeches here made, and the proceedings
Of the Dover, Nsvcomerstown aud Goshen
Hickory Cube. i9.-H. atN
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13

The nomlna'ioas Of the BSlumore Con-
vsntion. have been received over The country,
(aa will be seen BY extracts in this paper
with unanimily never equaled, and zeal
that fore,ells the death of Federalism, and
feuslra,ion Of all her monstrOus doctrines. -
Within week we have heard Of several old
Jackson men IN this county, abandoning fed
eralism, and rushing TO the standard of Polk,
Dallas and Tod, and TO oil others we recon-.
mend the article addressed to old Jackson mer
from the Ohio Statesman. No true friend o.
the old Hero can longer 90 with his enc.
mics.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
"Thc silksu cord that binds nSO wiiting heats.
MAR RIED.

In Zoar, on the 9th inst. by Augustus Wilhelm Esq
Col. HARRY ToRRY, of Canal Dover, to MiSa ANN
EARLE, late Of MatugOrda Texas.
From this i, would appear that our friend TOrrey is
in favOr of the Annexation Of Texas. Well, we are
glad TO see it, We wish them all the happiness AID
prosperity this earth can afford; and may the happy
results of this Ann-exaton be seen IN numerous off
spring. perfect young army, who will if necessary
aid in defending Texas either sister Republic, o.
part Of our own glorious Union.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
THE "OHIO DEMOCrRA" TILL AFTER THE
ELECTION FOR as CENTS.

The great crisis approaching and the base attempts of
,ho Federaisrs to make this Federal District has in.
ducsd Us 10 offer The Ohio Democrat, from any lime
during presen, moah I'll after the Presidential election
a, the exceedingly low price Of
seventy five cents.
We wish our friends to use their influenced TO extend
the circulation of our paper: Let meet these Fed
era.ts on the hreshod in every nook and corner Of
the two cOunlias 10 Clubs who may take number
Of copies we will send at still lower rate. For 10 CO.
les sc, on or a larger number in proportion.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
For the Ohio Democrat

MISS. EDiToRs.
As happened in towo few days after he news Of
the nominations reached your place, ob'e'ved the
cOOnS standing standing about and scratching ns though
they had The itch. They haIlooed Poke after @s, aud
asked mo how liked the nomination of PVk. told
him liked il very we'll. think shall have to feed
them Pokeberries till fi, which will drive out the
disorder and boil them up strong dose Of poke root to
wash in which think will cure the disease It is a
strong medicine, but sure remedy.
'tt. .. BENJAMIN YOUNG.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
COUNTY POOR, HOUSE.

NOTICES hereby given tolthe Trustees ofthe sever.
1N al Townships within the County of 1uscara was,
that within the coming week the Board of Directors
viii be pepured to receive such paupers as may be en-.
uled TO admission into The County Poor house. In pre-
pairing the credentials necessary admission. the rrus
tees will be governed by the acts entitled IAN act foI
the eef Of The Poor" and IAN Act to authorize the
establishment of Poor houses, Revised Statute, pa
ge' 634 and 639. Application may be made to eIthe
Of tho undersigned. --l.
C. DEARDORFF. ..
E. JAMES.
GEO. RIKER.
Board Of Directors O. the Poor House,
New Philadelphia June lS 1914. % 3w.
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nRnrMAMnES
PASSED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL

PASSED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF DOVER.
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the Town Counril Of Do
YER, That every owner Of dog or dogs. shall pay
tax for each of such dog of dollar per annum and
that said TAX be collected oil other taxes LEVIED and
Iris law be in force from The first day of June next ap.
preaching. -H
See. 2. That every householder within this corpor.
ron, shall within three months from the date hereof
furnish himself with two leather FIRE buckets If he in-
aaoit two story an one 4 hafstory building and
with one leather fire bucket if he nhabit one story
building said fire buckets to contain twelve QUARTS to
be all Of size, and each respective persons name
thereon marked. And every householder who shall
neglect thus to furnish himself shall he liable to fine
for each fire bucket not furnished Of Two dollars, TO be
collected as fines in other cases. . .
BY order of tho Town Council. -.s ..,l
A. WlLllELMI, Recorder.
Reoorder's Office. ! "r. @ias
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13

FDuring ihisweek we have had two large
democratic meetings in New Peilapelpbia. &
eIOqusu, speeches made by Meesrs Stark
weather Lsadbetler and Carney. We never
saw sueh spirit among the Democracy, nor
such a skining Of Coons. No time for the
particulars. Push on the ball fellow, demo-
cats, and vic'Gry is certain.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13

G~On our fist page we give The VesOlu-
lions Of the Baltimore Convention, declaring
agains. high tariff taxes end monopolIss, and
10 favor of equal privileges aDd-equsI laws
the annexation ofTexas sndlhs settlement Of
Oregon. PO'k, DallSe, Texas and Oregon j,
ibc watcaw ord, aud undei that f,g We con.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
TIN, COPPER AND sREET'lR0N
NV FACTORY.

IoBS REX respectfully informs the public that he has o.
- opened shop in the building, opposite B. MILLER's
Tanuery, in CANAL DOVER, for the pose Of manufac
turing oil kinds of . -- .....rs,
COPPER, TIN E. SHEET IRON WARE.
which they will sell for ASH exchange for Country pro-
duce as low an ANY other establishment west Of the Ohio
River.
JOB WORK done in the best manner, tie shortest no
ice and most reasonable terms. ' t-'".
from PEwTER CopPtR taken IN exchange for work
Canal Dover. June 4, l844 2I-ly.
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS

TINE undersigned has on hand at his residence in
i Canal Dover an assortment of the Society pubca-
tons among which are some of BaxlerS FIavels, Dod
bridges, Nelson and other standard works Of Christian
Ltersiure -,oqeiher with large variety Of religious
rract also Bibles and Tesiamens from tho American
Bible Society. He respectfully invites the attention Of
the pnblicothis benevolent enterprise. lie can lot
ly sell at cost all Of those publications. but may make
grants of iheM, when in his Judgement good can be
done ft t... .4 ,r-. T..
He is nre pared to Gil an orders al the shortest no
,ice, Many Of hnse publications a,e we'll adapted for
Sabbath School Libraries. .sE
$. sALA, Agent, A. rs.
Canal Dover, May 2e, 1914.
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who speak The tongue
That Shakespeare spake,,

'' A"' Lt,:.
could not content himself with mere tepuO"cAuo"
compilation. He has therefore prevailed upon H. D.
Wer whose repuation as an Artist s already denhed
h oo,,,s h.rorv 10 contribute series Of fOrg-
WY -. ;ooa,bar with such advice and assistance
."o' e., :. H. ,.s,e NAV suaQsst 70: the IL
!" o'"e' ue'a'i IaII;,hnar, of ;be nublc alton -
ipsWauoh a"u ~ IT, .L,,.ha, ;oo,a.d or teorin.
from lhe samo toSso" Wv Hor non,.r Fuy,;.h
Ting the toxt anu Co""o"'a'y W T Ia H.y.
presUlon was desirous that his eoition snouiu Hs'e
the supervision OF an American editor. MS .saA has
becn undertaken DO GULlAN Z. NEkPLANhh. E.,
mr., ~ r,,osed for himself by the editor furnish The
;,h csrofnv nreparcd and accurately printed text.
hv nv notes or comments upon the page haeifi
hoyeyer useu, tbey may e elsewhere they too apt TO
divert the mind from the power of the poets thought and TO
, , ,.a; If HE scene. Such notes Us may be thought
e ,h or criticism 10 the text win be thrown
~ .r ,,nondiy m eocb NAV | -
ho ,oI, of dramatic works drawn from old
n,od cones In his ace which had never passed under the
,"o, n s yas Consequently dsARured by errors and
oSs"~ 7, n,ssed during the last crntuy through
,o ~ .,ying ed;ons un the revision Of Stevens and
Mon boss ,eY for rate tat Of Seyens has become the
ondard f,om ,bcb INNS, of the English aad American ed
,; hove he in,ed with various degrees Of accuracy But
within the last twenty wears more minute aud familiar ac
i,h ola Enc,i,b idoma habits and modes Of thot
h ~ i,s and constantly increasing admiration Tor
enus Inns led TO the strong conviction that very
mans of The numerous though slight deyatons from the AM
n; ,, sno in modern editions are useless errone.
sosmss weakenine the sense and often
uing an arbitrary monotonous meirical regularity 70
the poets own native melody. Accordingly very many o.
these emendatohs have been rejected by the last and best Eng
sh editors especially Mr. knight and Mr., Collier ana lne
readings Of the old foios and quaroa nave Oeen
less where error of the press or manuscript "es
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13

05SOIher business has prevented US from
showing up LOT Of Buzzard lies this week,
but lbs space that should have been taken up
10 ripping The mask off the old hypocr,e and
falsifier, is, we'll filled with articles from our
exchanges, which come 10 us laden down
with democratic principles,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. F. D. McMEAL has associated with himself ia
The practice of Medicine aud Surgery, DrJ FLFTCH.
Err ANKENY. He assures the public and friends that
his partner 10 gentleman Of excellent moral character
and possesses coed medical requirements, he has had
the advantage of;he Medical Lectures At Cincnnath.
and he is worthy Of the confidence Of the esmmunity
Canal Dover June let 1874. % .E &tf Ncs q.
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A NEW IRA nP
SHAKSPEARE
IN AMERiCAt


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In submiliiog the Prospectus Of tho EdIiof 70 the
public, the Publisher has only 10 add thai ns w'l' sPae
neither expense paias 10 make thu edion o. 'n"
Worlds Poet superior 10 any 'hss mas ~ ,r1S
lus,raons, typography and PaPar lie eEpl "pl 10
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The Tragedy of Hsmlst is aOw in p's''' lee'u'sss
part will DO Issued 10 March. ',P q. ~ ~
PROSPECTUS. ,.,,..
| The Pictorial and illustrated editions Oi ShhhLS
PERE, lately published in England are 1monss' ''le
mes, beautiful specimens Of the recent Ieu'alkaos ~"
| proyement Of the art Of wOod engraving, whcn' W
conbiuinR areat excellence Of execution with esVh"uy
of oucs has given All unprscsded diffusion 10 the nOs'
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The designs of Kenny Meadows iot tue ti'us''aioos
oryS. sdon Of sLakerpeae express the character VI
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with wonderful truth aud power; whilst The WOOD en-
Craving Of knights Pictorial edition combine WIN uS
Hahes merits q ar, aad taste such learned and minute
accuracy as to scenery costume, architecture to make
hemu perpetual and most Instructive , s%hoay IN an
American edition, the admirable illustrations Of Oo'h
these sIitioas engraved with equal excellence Of me-
chanicaI execution to add to these other euSIayng'
from em,nen. artists, as Reynolds, Fuse >. NewIoo
&C., and to accompany them with beauu'y printed
and correct text. ,.-..-
Bu, ,he publisher, anxious that hs country 'honij
nav some part of the homage due from her to greatest
Pyets, as 10 one who belongs not solely to England
but 10 all .' .... '... q
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MlLHoLLAND & CRANES. f1"
PATENT ENDLESS BEE HIVE,
NEW FIRM

WIN. YOUNG & J. HYKEs, .. .
VTTOULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public genarally that they have commenced the
abo.e business, in New Philadelphia, of making the
said Bee Hive, at call or order. We invite tho citizens
of Tuscara"as county to call and before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
June 10Th. 1874. % It
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NOTICE.

At my instance attachment was this day Issued by
John II. Smith Justice ofhe Peace of Goshen town.
ship Tuscarawas County against the property & effects
of Peter Baker non> resident OF said County.
Dated this l,h day Of June 1914,
VALENTINE SNlDER.
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NEW LINE OF
MAIL STAGES.

NEW LINE OF
MAIL STAGES.
FROM NJ MASSLLLON, TO ZANESVlLLE.
Three times a ,oeek in splendid Post Coaches.
Leaves MASSlLLON every Monday, v ednesday
and Friday. aud arrives in Coshocon evening" aud
in Zanesvle next day about IL o'clock NJ. ..
Leaves GAINESVILLE every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday, and arrives in Masslon mex: days by O'clock
p. NJ.
This line connects at Canal Dover with the Mail Goa
chss from Wooster In Wheeling and Washington. Pa.
and Masson with daily line Of Stages to Cleveland.
For any fvrthsr nfor 'aion enquire atStover Smiths
Hotel Massilon Kaldenbach Dover. or Espich's New
Philadelphia. -...
..f J. A. MYERS g. Co.
June 9Th, 1874 22 4w '..t..v
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"oUR UNION IS PERFECT." Jr.bstsr.


In the proceedings of the Zanesville Democratic AS
socialior we notice the name Of James Steward as
it's Chairman. With Mt Steward we have been &C.
qnanted from our earliest childhood. and have ever
known him as one Of the most talented citizens o.
Muskingum county Ic i84O he supported General
HARRISON and previous 10 tina, time had always sup
ported whiggery. His son. James Steward, Jr.. a
young mechanic of Zlnesvile and one Of the most eo.
quent stump speakers in that county, was slso sup
porter of Gen. Hu,lson. Both now 20 with the de-
mocracY and the services of such men are an acqnis
ton 10 any cause.
The las, meeting Of the Association passed the fol-
lowing resolution: .
" Resolved, That the nomination, by the Baltimore
Democratic Convention. Of Jimes X Polk, Of Ten
nessee, as candidate for President and George NJ
Dallas, Of Pennsylvania. for Vice President meets
, warmesl appreciation and shall receive our uni,et
support. "-[Staiesman.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of TrumbulL
TIE DEMOCRAT.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO.
THURSDAY JUNE l3, 1874.
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Tie eGeopssf and most spltadidy LtH'.gs. gAs ss1'
~ IstsG edition IF he B1d sVer Pa''.sAsa.