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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-19
a. NEw PHILADELPHIA.
FEMALE SEMINARY,

NNHIS Inshulion designed to give a thorough course
Il Of instruction in all tbs branches usually taught in
Female Seminares is placed under lhe charge Of Rev.
Pfofe @. B9ffEUNfMELLaas Principal and was opeL-
ed for the receptionof pupils sonI 20 1saai$ a7i9H
~ bsggit Monday the..2 .2sth of octs,last, Iurrit
With extensive lteJary and ssscienifc requirements
Prof Thummc combines the experience Of nearly 20
years as teacher in various institutions He possesses
therefore the highest intellectual and also moral qaal-
Gcaiohs as an instructor of youth Tbe government
of the school wibe mild and parental The Acacem-
ical year will be divided into two sessions weeks
each. The tens Of tuition will be as follows:
81 IN THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.;
For Spelling, Reading, Writing, ofal Arithmstic,
ParIey's Geography and History. per session $500
AS IN THE 7AcADEMIeAL DEPARTMENT.
I. Reading Writing; Arhmsti,, (bott mental aud
on the slalep Geogfaphyy English Grammar and
PafsiDg History oflhe U. ST. Compositions for Il
each or any Of these branches, per session =, $500
9, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Ancient and :,
Bible Geography, Universal History, Rhetoric,
I Astronomy and Compositions for zach or all of6s
these per session Goiigzss6 sdi anilageaq 10 5000
g. Algebra Geometry, Geology Moral and Intel. ..,
leclual Philosophy, .Eyidencesiof Christianity,
the French, German, OF Latin Eanguages, for u
" each or any Of these b anches per session n $i29(
Young ladies' preparing to teach school can receive
suitable instruction in this iDhtilulion,.;s tsliac,r
Application for admission, information &c. by letle
or otherwise may be made othe Principal or 10 either
the following gentlemen residing il New Philadelphia
Ohm, Hon. ]. Everhard, J. 0yerholt ESq.ii Rev. E.
Greenwald, Hon. p. Williams. ;a.,a On e7ra.,s3i
|, Nov. z, 1874. ....-.-...-.
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'BNANDRNTH's PILLS,
S.eured bu LstlersI Pdteal Of Ms United SLates.

Secured By Letters Patent Of the United States
YatHE BRANDRETHS PILLS. as general. family medI.
ID soiue especially country subject to sudden chan
ges Of Temperature this their value is ncacuabe By
having the Brandelhs Pills always hand should sudden
attack sickness take place. they can be given once and
will oeR have effected cure before the physician could
IA have aBriyed .t u.
III ohoc and in inflammation Of the bowels these pIs4ViIf
at oncereeye and their according 10 the
directions viii surely do an thai medicine do 10 restore
tle heaiih Of tie patient ss5gyEsh a ~sl-ss g.
Ia diseases arising from the Of msrcury or from any
cause OF vaIion from bad blood otherwise, their will
produce happy results In all attacks of Rheumatism
Efysnsas Salt Rheum. and in all Of chronic
ospeness use of The Braldreh Pills win le productive
chfhie service sometimes occasoning SO great change
a forthe better as cause great thankdiness. e @
m THa cusesofindigsoB; Woms, Asthma Diseases Of the
Heart and In all affections of the Stomach and bowels
Brandrel pills will be fSandR never failing remedy w 4
To insue the full benefit ofhese ceebraed pills. they should
he kent in the house. the first Of
sickness tey may be Tesoed ot One dose then
betos than dozen after the disease has become established
inahe system "a 81 'r. .fg ,,4sa1, s,,,. ma
m The Brandreth Pills ar purely vegetable. and innocent
that the ora month old may use them it required not
only with safety with certainty Of receiving the be-
nc6t medicine seapabls Of mparng Females may use them
during all hectica periods OF tier lives The Brandreih
Pills will insure their health, and produce regularly in all the
Re careful Of counterfeit Pills. How avoid them, u
Es"rt'1 g' % 500 No, 4, SECURITY 3.,e Off .f| u
Each Agent who sells The genuine Brandreib Pills hast
G9RrEIcATE Agency, which has been engraved at vast
expease epesentshe manuactory a, Sing Sing on The
banks OF the Hudson river and is signed by Dr. Rrandre
and his seal stamped upon the paper, a,''n"
Id .. No 2sECURITY, ft .'r.i.f
I'd Above al observe the labels upon the boxes. Each boxof
Tie genuine Pills has THRERBA Bells upon 1t. The
tap I'd tlshoom label containing upwards of BTHoU
SAND LErsFERs In RED INK. The words BENJAMIN
RRANDRE'rHs' PILLS being printed over two hund'sa
times apon ihetDo labels. sf M bfo itt .-sy it
he justly ceebated Pills can be- procured at the
Store of John p ubapin, New Philadelphia he being The on
a auih,rized agent for Tuscarawas county Ohio.
ii August %, lslf 32ls .g.. . ,.'' ''.'
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NEW CLOCK AND WATCH
ESTABLISHMENT. ee
]. SHURLEY,

4 (NLGCK and Watch maker, SivsTsmith and jew
W, eller, having permanently located hmsef IN
- he.NLs W aPHTLA DELPHIA, aal ,ss q. q.
wishes respectfully 10 inform the citizens of Tuscara-
Has county and the public generally that he has opened
. as6p lin be above business in all s various branches
= II : skoptaSo doors Westof tho MIL Store and hopes
by s,rlet aileatoD and aSsidnytc merit their patronage
j. having been in the above business for upwards If
% years hallers himself 10 be enabed TO give sasac-
aina 10 aR hose who may think proper to tlust their
work te-his care. - ID rr '' f"'
4 Chruaoneers, Duplex horizoplal Patent and detach-
ed rIsssss Lepire, independent Seconds, Repeating
) Mu.iral Watches 400 MnsicIf Snuff Boxes, carefully
cleaned AID repaired Silver plate aad jeWeIy cafeal
II repaired wihpeaintss AID dispatch. Tmrett snd
foreign scs Of every dtscrpIon cleaned and tepaiTe4
Nov. s1stS44. ~ 3l' t''' !, sa
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R AK n RY.,

]. e. c. SMITHERS would respectfully inform the
citizens of New Philadelphia and vicinity that they
have opened a BAKERY, at then resideuce, in the
third building North of the public square. the West
side of the street, where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes crackers and bread ofa good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say that on every Wednesday and Saturday, Of
each week, at o'clock. P. NJ. they will be prepared
10 Bake any kind Of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding ia town. From their experience in the business
they feel assured ihatthey render f satisfaction
all who that may faysr them with call. and hope BY
strict atunion the wishes Of their customers 10 re-
ceive liberal patronage. ''' ''3
NJ Cakes furnished for parties at short notice, also
Crackcrs for sale by The barre s-s ,L5.. asi4rfi
New Philadelphia May 13, le44. -, ,leEs,.
THIS is to inform whom it may concern, that Lhave
i myself used, and have prescribed 10 others the
use Of Dyspepsia, or Granham Biscuit and Rread as
by sAir J6hn Smithers and ihati have
always found ithiehy beneficial gehedy indi>
gesiion and cosyeness Of bowels; and most heartily
recommend il 10 oil who are in need offs ch an article
as one not calculated TO produce any Of the present
or subsequent evil effects attendant upon the constant
use of laxative and eathartic medicines. -.. ri,s
...-.-.. ..,.,!..... ... CHARLES READ. I
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HATS AND CAPS.

HAVE Just opened large assortment Of Hats, car5
and Bonnets, which have been bought at the low,
est prices for cash and will be sold at small advance
from cost. Those wishing for good bargains will
lease call at the New York Slore.' ~ %
eso "B JOHN p. CHAPLIN.
New Philad'a Oct. 10, lR44. OF 1.ag..a
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ADMINESTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that The subscriber has
lN heen appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
CHRISTOPHER w. W1SSELMAN, deceased AL
persons being indebted In the said estate requested
make immediate payment, and those having claims, TO
present them legally proven, within one yearfo this
date. 4% tFt t't ~
~, -a' 30 -'.''..a h GEORGE BUGHER, s.,
-''s 80 Administrator.
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Nov, 7ih. fs4l.-4S-4w ~,
M EDICAL NOTICE.

D.sF. D. McMEAL has sssocaied with himselrin
The practice Of Medicine and Surgery. DrJ FLETCH
Err ANKENYs He assures the public and friends that
his partner j. gentleman Of excellent moral character
and possesses good medical requirements, be has had
lhs advantage ofibe Medical Lectures M Cpcippalli,
aud he is worthy Of the confidence oftle c,mmuDiIy.
Canal Dover, June IL IS44 % J.la7ls,s5 0tr
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GROCER les,
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

. -. CHEAPEK THAN EYER. -,lt n
r WlNSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
y and the public generally that he has opened new
cheap Grocerya the old stand doc. north Of the Ad-
vocats Office and two doors from the square where he
has and will keep constantly on hand all kinds of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. BEER AND CAKES,
&C. &C., which he will sell for cash or approved coun-
try produce .--" :'-
.New Philadelphia June :; .ls44. re e43m
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PLAID SHAWL.S.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TlHE greatest variety of Boots and Shoes ever
= brought to this town have Just auiyed" and are
Tor sale "cheap' atrthe New York Store" by
... s-.a r7 sara, a. .rp.. ypq John p. CHAPLIN. 4.
New Phiad'a Oct 10, 1914. '.ae ,.-nr ,rs 3rd
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CORN AMI. .OArs WANlLu.

We will give from 3.tl cents more pPr bn,hel Ihsn
the markeprrp, for oats and corr PaYtbe in suCsciP-
lisa 10 tbispapsr.
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r.auan,, r.u,,, h. Rn.tan hailh rfm.s..

~ q TWRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGBTABBE PILIS.n0TII /
oCat the public advised medicines Of the day, we knowof
none that we can more saey recommend for the ills that flesh
heir TO- than the s that sold at the depot ofhe North
American College of Heath 1888 Fremont street, Boston,
Several instances Of where they arc used in families
III the highest satisfaction and longer g than Yesterday
Wsheafd an eminent physician recommend them high terms
There used 10 be great rePugnance to the use of QUAGK
medicines as they are all ndsrmlnatelY termed but was
mainly owing 10 the regular NJ. Ds constantly denonncing
them Tie are however beeormg more liberal ntls res
pect and the consequence that good Vegetable medscnes are
now more extensively used than formerly.
I'D " ''7' Extract Of a letter fyOn Washington City,
Mr. VIM, WRIGHT-Dear sir--You will have the kindness
forward s possible two or three gross Of the
ISdan Vegetable pills The sales have for the last months
increased rapidly those who buy, generally renarkng ha
hsY are the best pills they hayeiever used and my opinion
that ther will IN short time supercede all others In this
dlY. " 81 ROBERT FARNHAM,,
..F OBJ. -HHf rl 100 tsts - Washington city D. o.
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NEW SHOE LEATHER
STOFR ~. s~s .,,' %

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Nlers
eva r,. Tannery on Factory Street. bs-
LORER THAN EYER FOR eASHiM
SBINGLUFF BOWER & Co., have just received
their spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paging
customersto their stock of ..u ,.e, e-.i.s :
trg SHOES AND LEATHER, tee
arriving and which contain varied and desirable as
sormen Of Gentlemans and LADIES' boys and chdren
and Shoes Of all kinds, ..'., ' ' '-. g. .'t,.s
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining skins, Shoe makers findings Of all kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and buse Lasts Boot Trees and
5ooemps and al prices that but he pleasing pur
ehasers No pains exertons will be spared make tile
establishment right in all respects that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves. H B.! ''as rr.
Canal Dover May 10, 1913. Flf "
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vlla2 6MMff6sAI Z87lEaIIh "a

ssg Hy'R ExECUTRX NOTICE :.
0TTc 10 hereby glvCh iha. The subscriber md
EN lskar out Letters Testamsniary 4 with riheIWIi
ahnezed, Of the estate Of PETER II ELM deceased.
Rspesons being indebted ohsad esias ATE tedisstsd
to make immediate payment those having clsias %
present them legally proven, whin.ons year fom hiS'
date. -. -ycsrcTt,gu
''oh CAROLINE Helm.
i..1 o. lku 3 syaisgs4 tge6s pts ssaesExsentriI.'
Nov, ,7h, lS44- 434w -. -. ,..
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CABINET MAKING.
NEW FIRM.
npAIl AM n, M OIISE

WV OULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have commenced the
above business in all its branchss on Factory Street,
few doors North of Wety & Haydens store, lasi,t
CANAL D0HER, OHIO,
where they are prepared to make 10 order all kinds Q
CABSET WARE Of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms '~.f
Theyhope by strict attention to business 10 receive
portion fthe public patronage. ~ ETy'ts3 s2HabuD4
NJ b. They will take lumber in exchange for Fur.
nture. ss,7-T
Dover, Jan. 10, 1643. 81 II
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sS %Ssy S.as.'ss ] 4 Monds "sGY X sssS sS

1AS,sLa@ VanOslran IN iL4t % Monday he sNh
saeis..l n u.s.. T. day pf December A y. 1914
!, James RSnsstran el-a sbsiween ihe houts uf 194.
! clock A. Maand O'Clock P. ". will self at public
suction 81 the DOOR Of he C0urt House pNew Phila-
delphia Toscarawas conny, Oh", the following do =,
scrbed Real Estate 70 wit Lot numleredtrty six 1867
iaths fifs section ofownshp seven [7l and raage
three t3J of no United States Military District in ins-
carawss county Chic offered for sale Zanesvjv 0o
s,,A estimated % conaiDone hundred acres. Terms Of
SaerwiIl be made kpown on the day Of sale.
W" PHILIP MURPHY.
Admir- ss aforesaid.
NJ, ~ iaAl la
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NoTTUF,

a LII persons indebted TO me for fees as Clerk Of the
N Supreme, or Court Of Common Pleas are requested
o make immediate paymel tao the present Clerk my
selfa no further indulgence be gven aHdi not
paid by the first Of Jsnuay next, Execution will be ssuy
ed in every case in which have fees, without dstnc-
nn of person. Attend to this notice and cheat the Sher
~ '@a '..7 JAMES w ENGLISH.
Nov, 24th, 1874. ., 4w
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Cotton YaETA!F

A good assortment OF cotton Yarn and stock OF
IL CeverIet Yarn constantly on hand and for sale
ny ,. JOHN P. CHAPLIN
New PhadeIdlia Aug. /, 1874
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FtoN1 the PhilG.. SatNrdGV EUening Post.
VVRJCHrIs INDIAN VEGET ABLE PILLS.

WRIGnTs INDIAN vEGET BILE PILLS
Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pik are attaining great celebrity
New England well other parts of the United States
The attempt of persons TO deaud the public by the sale Of
spurious articles meets with general rcprobaon MrWrght
an interchangeable business man. and shows anar.ay OfCures
by the medicine which warrant confidence in the virtue Of bis
:" 'T''A - 81 AGENTS. a-e''1' W. (
a rCHAPIN & AOBY, New RhiladeIphia, Tuscaraw-
as county. Ohio. sa iss s' 90 ss5 rss "a % h-5a
A. B.Thayer d Co.. Bolivar, do dospr-q 81, iaai
"a P. p. Latter, Sapdyye, do do ...... ,,..,.s,....
Christian Weehel, Zoar, do do
Ritter, sngluf 4 Sterling, Canal Dover, do dc
Bever g. Bowman, Coshoconr Coshocton county, O.
!. A. Renfed & Co Keene, dc, do .. -. !
Samuel Humrlckhouse & Co., Lewsve, do do ,
y Daniel KiIgore & Co., Cadz, Harrison CO.,, o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrisonville, do doia laa,,
June Is, l6d3. g.r.,. .,.,r .5.,.i , +
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sas .sF JAMES w. JUDD,
Successor to J. ,Wiuchesisr 8 Co 80 Ann ST. N Y.
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la, MATURAL. REMEnY..

'aui NJ bdsas3s d ,l,sliiasa asaosds aasll'll
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN T.. KENDALL
"A offer their services to such may have bushes,
with the Government of the following description,
viz:
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and othei
Executive Departments
Procuring patents, end other business connected
with the Patent Othce.
Procuring pensions--re army and ma
w; and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury War, Navy, or Post Office Departments.
Prosecuting Of claims against the Government
whether lands, other property, or money, before
any of the Ex, cutive Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in the house OF AMOS kendall Oh
z street. the first door east OF the Medical College
two squares west Of the Post Office Department
where we can be found during business hours.
Amos kendall will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress. His knowledge
Of the forms and details OF public business, derived
from service in the public Offices, will enable him
to perform this service IN the most effective ;
and those who ntrust US with business may rely upon
TIE utmost prompttude, and the use of all proper
means to bring it successful issue. Our charges
will be moderate depending for their amount on the
nature OF the case.
Persons at a distance will find it much cheaper TO
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to come to Washington themselves
We will also attend to the adjustment and collec
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs Kendall, & Co., agents, and must be post
pad.
AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3-6m JOHN Z. KENDALL.
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NEW MUSIC.


lust RECEIVED, the following pieces Of New
y Music at The old established store two doors east
'f 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Foresters-Words from ancient poetry
Tyrolieune--Music by Donizetti
Thy Heart is my Home-By Phillips
The Cot where we were Born-By the Hutchinson
Family
EKcelsor-By the Hutchinson Family
Cape Ann do do do
The Poor Savoyard-By w. n Montgomery
The SAINT OF Erin'. lsle--By John "A Hewitt
The Parting Fneods-By Edw. l.. Winnie
There was Time--By Jos Philip Knight
The Cross Old Bsch.ht-By &. a. K,iowell
The night before the Bridsl--By Georg. Lindley
In the Cold Silly Nightly SIR Henry X. Blshop
Passug away--py Edv. J. Nehsn
have gazed on The lace OF The lovely--by Stephen
c. Massing
Cudjo's wild hunt-by the Ethiopian Serensders
kntcse rbucker wsliz-by Lson.r
PembertOn wallz--by James Houton
Three grand ~sli,es-by T.. l.. White
On-ka-nye waltz
Me Caroline wslr by Lsnner
United States Grand Nsrch-hy John q Andrews
Mount Bvwdnin duck Styp--by p. Strong
so regimen, Quick step-by Augustu.J. J.nner
The Sea Snurr-ly O. Werss
Young Prso,-,'s Fnst Doet-by J. Mosohels
La P.iue F.te--by y. Burqmulier
Les BeIes Vsrsovienn..-oy Cbss. Frederick Ru-
dolph
RoudO Irlandsis-by 2 BOrgmuller
Thema fr,m Donizetss Opors L'Elisire, dAanor
by F. Burgmuhier.
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NOTE

All bidders are requested To extend the amount Of
their bids r each arcle, and hbit he tots amour
of each bld
The periods and quantities Of each delivery a,
hose posts where lbcy specified will Le one.
fourth Is, June Isl September, lat December Is45
and Id March 1916
Tie hogs of which The pork is packed To be ftten-
ed cora, and each hog h. Oh not less than two
hundred pounds. and consist Of one hog To each bar.
reI, excluding the feet icgs, and .nout. Side
peces may I've substituted for the hams The FORK
Z" be br-t sslted With Turks Island -ar and then
carefully packed with the same article in pieces not
exceeding ten puund- each
When the packing has been completed the con-
tractor must furnish this Office certificate from
the packer, that the pork has been sailed aud pack
I'd. The puk ~ TO he couis aimed IN ned heart of
white OAK barrels, foil hoped The beans and sat in
barrels, and The soap and candies strong boxes of
convenient size for transl oftaiion.
Salt ill unly be received by measurement Of thir-
~ two quarts to the bushel. The candles To have
cotton wrks The Provisions for Praide-du-Chieo
and st. Peters must pass ST. Louis for their Ultimate
de-tibai ion, BY tie 18th Apui, ls45. A fa,ur. In
this psr ocular will he considered breach of cont,aci
and the DEPARTMENT will he authorized TO puteh,e n,
supply these % SITS. The provisions will b. ipsneo,ed
a, IT.. tim. and place OF delivery and all erp~n.es 10
he paid by contractors until they are dep-ed .. .ocb
storshouses as may be designated by the agent. of n.
Department
fh. Commissary General reserves the priv;l.oe of
increasing diminishing the quantities. or OF d.n.,
sing vnh sny or all sricls required IL an, p,s, AZ
rny tue before entering into contrsc and sI.o of
Increasing or reducing the qosn,ae. Of each d.i,-
cry one-,hird sobssqusnt to eon,rset on giving sir
" dsys' previous nolce.
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