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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
PRACT1C:oF MEDICINE.
DRo DO o. IRIHRIDo

1DRo DO % BISIRDo
HAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia res.
pectfuy tenders his professional services to the public
and hopes by faithful discharge of his duty to those who
may solicit his aid, 10 receive share of public patronage
his remedies are chiefly of VEGETABLE CnARAC.
TER, combining midness and efficacy, and when skfuy ad
mnlsteed are well adapted TO and eradicate disease In
al! the varied FORMS 10 which the human system subect
Having thorough knowledge of the
Urescopian Practice,
judging diseases by the urine) persons wishing msy avai
themselves of this advantage
CASH will be expected In all cases, except for riding
Office in the new building lot formerly occupied by s.
Benope, on the corner Of High and Sixth Streets
December 6, 1843.-ly.
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NEW GO0DS!--CHEAP GODS!

TuNHE Subscriber has on hand large stock of FRESH
Il BOUGHT GOODS consisting Of general assortment
of such adapted the wants Of this section Of the
country which he offers for sale low prices for cash,
as similar articles can bought any store in the comfy
lie also continues do harer trade for almost all kinds
of country produce willing to sell his usual credit 10
his old customers others where the security undoubed
wanting goods are requested TO call at the sign of
the New York StOre,, next door the Advocate Prn
ting Ioice. JOHN ?. CHAPLIN.
February Q, l844I 8ly
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ROAD NOTTCE.

NOTICE hereby given that peiiuon will be pre-
~ sented to the Commissioners Of Tuscarawes Co.
Ohio, at their next session, praying for anderaon On
The county road leading from New Conerstown TO
Ragersvills, commencing at the town ofRockinghum in
Salem township, due West toshe County line. Thsnce
South along The county line to a blackjack susling
[Blazed] the Of George 8. Brock's land;
thence South East nteect said rcte again alta black
oak',ree'[ Blazed] on William Shepherds laHe in Sa-
lem township which embraces said alteration prayed
for daled this April %, Fe4i. PETITIONER
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FELIX'S Family Aperient Pills.
WNR FELIX, of Youngstown, Westmoreland county, Pa,
IL would respectfully nfOrn the public that lie has
made of the most important discoveries in medicine
known, and which will he regarded steaer as forming an
epoch in the art Of heaiifg.
In bilious disorders the effect of he above named pill is
wonderful 1t the vated and Scrid bile, promotes
Ia healthy secretion of the liver, and soon restores tata
important natural condition and Wholesome DC.
vity In complaints Of the stomach, particularly valua
be It ceanses 1t OF all morbid and pernicious matter in
the appetite and through The stomach gives tone and
vivor the whole SYSTEM 1t acts ctualy in diseases Of
the Liver and GalTvesses rousng the Liver to healthy
action, violent colds it will remove like Cbarm Likewise
scae fever and Dysenery will yield doses.
The Dabaes, and all other diseases of the urinary organs
will be cured by the use Of this medicine without any
ious 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 to
d should there be any dread of exposure TO he wea
ther.
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers of gentlemen of espectabiy and taens
have used these pills. and all unite in rendering praise TO t
safe, powerful and wonderful eatholicon.
The following certificate of an eminent physician, and
preacher of the Gospel will show the excelency of their
efficacy on the system, particularly in bilious diseases
'MApELs' Mills Greene Go ,Pa,l
February 6th,' 'i843i}
DR. G. FELIX sir-!Having obtalhed few bo2esaof your
Family Aperient Pills. and having been Ia the feguaErac-
ce Of Med icne for 10 yeastbodgh how engaged as an
Iineraat Minister of the Methodist Churchill hereby
ty that in bilious diseases they eededy the hest Pill
have ever used they have been partially suece in Dysen
ary, and in Dyspepsia very beneficial YOU are atibery 10
make anyuse of this certificate YOU may think PROPER
Yours with respect
fP. TtLAIsHLEY, MT.
GThese Pills are prepared Ony BY DR.: GEO, FELfx;at
Youngstown, Westmoreland County Pa with directions for
their use. lJsEE HANDBILLs with each AGENT.
AGENTs-T. Collier, Bolivar; CO W.speaker, Sandy.
Vile; Chaplin Roby New Philadelphia VIM Boyd, West.
chester Keller Hild Cdnai Dover Thos Sargent shaues
VIe Tascaawasc couny also II Roby LeesBug catrOI Co.,
Ohio.
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HALTER Y.

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
" Dover, would inform the citizens of Tuscarawds
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business; in all its various branches. His workman.
ship shall be of the first quality, hoping thereby to re-
ceive liberal share of patronage.
NIB. All ki IDS of country produce, taken in ex
change for worE. or outstanding debts.
Feb TO- fe49.
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Lesley Mccullough,
as.
Thomas Boyd and
PErrTIoN'FoR PARTITIoS

James BUYd.
TTNnOMAs Boyd and James Boyd will take Notre
J. that petition was filed against them on the i6h
day ct April D l844 10 the Coult Of Common Pleas
of the county Of Tuscarawas and State Of Ohio, by
Lesley Mccullough. and is now pending, wherein the
raid Lesley Mccullough demands partOn ofIhe follow
ing real estate, situate in the uniy Of TuScarawaS and
State of OblO and being the North east corner of the
West half of he North east quarter Of section No. 81
of township lumber H. and raLge number T. in the
Slpubenville land district bounded as follows. viz:
Beginning on the north boundary line Of said section
on The centIe line between the East aud West half OF
said north cas-, quarter; thence running south one de-
gree east along said centre lIOe one hundred and thirty
Eve perces aposl; hene north 30 deg west o. pei
ches; thence north 65 percbes the section Ins Thence
east along the section line 40 perches to the Of 5e'
ginning, containing 25 acres Also The east half of The
north east quarter Of section 81 townshiP a. Range
containing 80 acres and that at tho next termIof said
court appica,iOn will be made by the said Lesley Nc.
Culourh for an order tbst partition may be made Of
'''' P''"'' LESLEY MCCULLOUGH,
by CUMMINS & CAMP,
his Atty's.
Dated April 10Th 1914. How
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ROAD NOTIUr.-

NOTICE is hereby gwen that after thirty daysrfrom
from this date ia petition will be presentedto to the
trustees Of Goshen Township Tuscarawas County,
'skog for the location and establishment Of Town
ship road from the North East corner Of Ut 70 owned
by Henry Mosher, in said township. to rdntfrom
thence Noriherty direction, the nearest and best
roui to the road leading from Easipon TO New Phil
adeiPhia.r 7.-- ... .,-.,s ..
Dated March llih, 1874. '0@
4w. '1' HENRY MosHER.
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INE c0LuMRlAN
LADVs AND 'GENTLEMANS MAGAZINE!
EDITED BY John INNAN.
And EEEd WiA contributions from ae mast eminsnt and
accomplished soriters in the GoGatry

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for ali thai American writers can produce OF excellent and in
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ms nnd success of those already in being that there can be
NO lack of ability 10 ill lis pages accepaby within the reach
of caDal and liberal enterpse and that such periodical
will no fail to be greeted as welcome vle by thousands up
ON Thousands who as vet have done little or nothing toward
The and deveopemen of American periodical tera
lure.
Anoher and strong motive has been the feeling that New
York the first cty of the Union should be home of peri
odcar owning no superoT In either merit or success
he Ci,nbian Maunznp will he pubised ON the first Mon
dnv of every month It's mechanical arrangements will com.
nrsp the est Uaoer TINE kmansip that money eau
,nPocure
ltS contrbors will he sought for aneng the Gbes and
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Da. TESOTGpsoN's APPARATUS
FOR THE cUEE or te
.PROLAPSUS UTERL

sA8ShfAA
FOR TIE cUEE OF e
PROLAPSUS U1ERL
and Other diseases arisMg from tem0b 'Osak"sss.
TNHiS instrument has has the sanction Of The best
i physicians in the country; aud being altogether an
exernal application, is unqnestionaby The safest, as
we'll the perfect and useut Of the kind ever in
vented.
The undersigned, having been extensively consuliOd
IN cases Of Female weakness, and being anxious to
adopt plan of treatment which while il secures to its
patients the greatest amount ofgood, is attended with
the least expense and Inconvenience, hereby unhsslai-
ingy recommends this Apparatus as one emlnenty cal,
culaled to accomplish these objects.
Such is his confidence in the Ets1t Utility Of the In"
suinen that he has enertsd nto The necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the wh 1ercduhtrv. The Appar
AIMS 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 respectfully invited to
call and examine il and those desirons Of introducing
it into their practice, can be supplied on more reasona.
BILE terms
F. McMEAL. M. D.
LEWIS DYER VI. D.
Canal Dover, Dec 20, ls42. '49G
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TIL : STATE OF ,eBioN

LII Gthi VI 'ot1Ol
VS. -...t =, c.
JEREMIAH DuTToSs 1" N"NN""
Executor & Others
pursuance ola decreeia order from tie Court of Common
APeas within the county of Tuscarawas and State of Ohio
10 me directed in this Cause shall offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Courthouse In said county,
On the 13h day Of May, 1874,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ Of
said dayte following described real estate situate in said
county, to witt Lot No. S, in the 9TH quarter Of the 8th
township and st range Of the tract appropriated for satisfying
for military services-estimaed 10 contain hun
dred acres. '.'.'
Terms Cash. SEYMOUR BELDEN. Master Conl'r.
April 10, 1914 13. 4w. ..
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
FACTORY.

GEORGE N. DOLL, Co.. respectfully inform the pubic
that they opened shop in the long ludng, oppose
the Market house in NEW PHILA bELPHIA, for tie Iu
pose Of manufacturing
COPPER, Tin g. SHEET IRON WARE,
which they will sell for CASH. or exchange for Country pro.
duce low any other establishment west Of the Ohio
River.
JOB WORK done in the hest manner tie shortest
ice and most reasonable terms.
HJrOLD PEWTER & COPPER taken In exchange for work.
New Phila. March %, 1843, ".
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: OHANCERY NOTICE.

OHANCERY NOTICE.
THE STATE OF OHIO, TuscARAwAs Co., IS
os, PETITION FOR DlvORcr.
George Stewart
TINE said George Stewart will take notice that on
i the 23rd day Of January 1884, Sarah Anu Stewart
filed in The office Of The Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of said County, her petition in Chancery setting
forth the marriage of said petitioner and the said George
Stewart, and praying divorce and a dissolution Of
said marriage because of the wuI absence of the said
George from the petitioner for than three years.
Said petition will be for hearing the next term Of said
court. SARAH ANN STEWART,
BY GEO. W CHAPMAN, her col.
April5, 1874. A6w
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Abraham Deardtf #
for the use Of
Almon Savage

George Aston Sen. } - N ----------.
The said George Aaon is hereby notified. that on the
18th day ofMarch, A. D.Is44, said Abraham DeardOf
filed in the clerks Office Of The Court of Common Pleas
of Tuscarawas County Ohio, bill in Cbancery agans,
him; The object and prayer ofwhch said bill s ,bat said
Abraham Deardoff may obtain decree oC said CSnt,
ton the specific performance Of certain article Of a.
greement made and entered into by and between said
Deardorf and said Aston The eleventh day Of MAY,
eighteen hundred and forty two, for the conveyance by
said DeardOrlo said Aston, Of certain tract Of land in
said article ofagreement described and that in default Oc
such specific performance the equitable nterest in Gad
Deardor under and by virtue Of said agreement bepad
Of the proceeds oflhe sale of said land which said bill
will be FOR the hearing OF said Court at s next term.
... BELDEN CRAIG & BELDEN,
a'i'SOls. for Comprt
March 27 l7AA. Ik- IL 6W. .l-.-. N 1 .----
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CAUTION,

MI wife LYDIA Fox, has left my bed and board
NA without any provocaton. The public are
toned not ust harbor said Lydia my account as
determined pay any debts of her contracting, 10
hold myself answerable for any Of her acts.
.' .....a ........'. ,' HIRAM II. FOX.
Dover, March 9, 1914. 133w
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ROAD NOTICE.
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF OIIlO Tuscarawas County, So.
Samuel Dearduf
vs.. In CHANCERY.
Conrad Brehmcr, ct ur.
BY virtue of decree Of tho
Court of Common Pleas Of said County, sitting as
court of Chancery, March tenn 1874 shall offer for
sale on The l4h day of May next at o'clock P. M.
at the door Of The Court House in New Philadelphia.
The tract of land in Dover township, in the posses
sion of said Conrad Brehmer, and which stands the
saw mill known as Brehmers Saw Mill containing a.
bout Sixty six land particularly described in
the Bill IN the above entitled cause.
GEO. w. CHAPMAN.
Special MasiePin Chancery.
April II, 1874. 13.
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CABINET MAKING.
NEW EIRM
GRAHAM g. CLOUSE,

GRAHAM g. CLOUSE,
VNOUL respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have commenced the
above business in all its branches on Factory Street, a
few doors North Of Welty & Hayden's store,
CANAL DOVER, OHIO,
where they are prepared to make to order all kinds
CABINET WARE of the best Materials and on the most
reasonable terms.
They hope by strict attention to business 10 receive
portion of the public patronage.
N. B. They will take Lumber in exchange for Fur
nure.
Dover, ] n. 10, 1s43. SO If
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FASHIONABLE TAlLORING

FASHIONABLE TAILORING -.
TosEPH w. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform bis old
friends and the public in general that he carries the
business in all Its various branches Factory Street, South
Side, where he may at all times be found to attend 10
oil work ntrusted him He aers himself wbe done as du
rabe and fashionable be done the country He
intends all times to keep In his employ good competent work
his means 10 receive the Fashions sampy provided
or .'' -.#.H .' .Ir-.
To accommodate his friends in tie country lie wi
y all kinds OF country produce. d. .. sHf'
Dover Aug. l9, l841 '''.' l.,
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H.. G.. DA WIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
will promptly attend to all Law business entrusted to
his care AGTOfice in Newcomerstown, Iuscaraw.
as County, Ohio. ....'
June Is. '1943 ly
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pet on will be pre-
~ seLted to Ihe trustees Of Bucks township, or tho
2Olh day of May IS4i, praying for the location Of
a township road commencing at the House Of Philip
ZImmer and Nicholas Eichenaub's wheeright shop in
said to wnshr from thence to the house Of Philip Roth;
and from thence along the township line to ntersect tho
road running from Evans creek to Dover past William
Gorsind's; es near as their interest and conVenisncs
necessarily require the location of SAID road.
NICHOLAS EICIIENLAUB,
PHILIP ZtMMER, Pct1.
April l5 1874. IA as
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tPRUsPBcTUs FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE
HELD IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY,
Between REV. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, of Belh.
any, Va, and REV. N. L. RICE. Of Paris KY
On The following propositions, uiz:
1st. The immersion in water ofa proper subject, into
the name of The Father the Son, and The Holy SPIRIT
is the one only apostolic or Chstan Baptism. Mr.
Campbell afrms-Mr Rice denies.
Cd. The infant Of believing parent is scrptural
subject Of baptism. Mr.. Rice qdirms-Mr. Campbell
denies.
3D. Christian Baptism is for the remission Of past SINS
Mr.. Campbell a6irmS- Mr.. Rice denies.
4lh Baptism IS 10 administered only by bishop or
ordained presbyter. Mr.. Rice gfirms -Mr CampbeI!
denies.
5th In conversion and sanct6cation, The spirit of
God operates persons only through the word dftruh
Mr.. Campbell affirms-Mr. Rice denes
9Th. Human creeds, as bonds of union and commu>
nion, are necessarily hereuca and schismalical. Mr.
Campbell a6irms-Mr. Rice denies.
Reported by competent Stenographers and to he ap
proved and authenticated by the debatants. Published
in one 9vo volume, containing from 10 eight hun
dred pages. neatly executed on good paper, and well
bound IN cloth or muslin. The above work will be
published as early as practicable, al TWO DOLLARS
per copy. As the publishers have purchased the copy
right the work can be procured only hrongh this chan
mel.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We cheerfn;y recommend the above wolk.
J. J. SEED saaT' SMITH. noagosor.. ,...1
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NOTICE
William ehaFpi
rs. DIyoRcE.

Eve Sharp
THE said Eve Sharp is hereby no,sed that on The
i 9Th day of Mar,h, A. D. le44, said William
Sharp filed in tie Clerks off Of The Cout Of Com
men Pleas in the county of Tuscsra~ss aud State of
OLio petition against her praying therein for di.
vorce-and fn cause, alleging, gross peIlect Of duty
&c. Said petition Will be for hearing st ihs next term
Of said court. BELDEN CRAIG & BELDEN,
April 4, ls44. 2w SOs. for Ieir.
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AnNTNIsTRATR's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that he subscriber has been np
pointed Admir- Of The estate of Margaret spangler dcc
persons indebted 10 said will please make immediate
aymen and those having claims will present them legally
proven for sci tleneut within one year.
PHILIP MIZER, Admr
Of Margaret spangler, dec
March IA 1914 CAV.
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UMr. JOHN PEPPERS the agent for TuscarawaS
and Carol countless will be before the public between
this and next March for the purpose Of receiving cub
scriptions to the above work.
The Books will be received by the agents about the
last Of March and distributed as soon thereafter as pos.
sible
The nett available amount resulting from tho publi-
cation of this work shall be equally divided between
two American Bible Societies -
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We (mins,ers of the same Church with Mr.. Camp.
bell) cheeriuly recommend the work:
James Fishbark, James Shannon, John Smith, A.
Raines, l.. L. Pinkerton, J. I. Johnson, B. F. Hall,
VIM. Morton, D. s. Burnett A. Kendrick. J. f. Shep,
ard. .st
We tminislera of the same Church with Mr.. Rice
cheerulIy recommend the above work.
Jas X. Burch, Jacob r. F. Price, Jno Fl. Brown. N
II. Hall, J. d. Matthew'S, Jno F. Coons, J. G. Sim,
rail-, J. J Bullock. J. Montgomery, VIM. D. Jones
R c. Grundy, d. s. Tod, Y. Allen, John Watt
We ministers The Methodist Epis. Church, cheer.
fully recommend The above work.
II. Bascom, B. H. McCown, W. II. Anderson
J. L. Kemp ThOs Lynch.
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Dated April 10Th ls44.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-24
NO ROONI!

We have collected together another lot of re.
nunciations, probably five or six columns, bu
positively have not room 10 publish them! We
could fill our paper each week from end TO end
with these evidences of Clay's popularity
When the Ohio river runs up hill, Or when the
country becomes totally abandoned to federal.
ism and corruption, then may Henry Clay cx
pect to be elected President; and not before
1t is impossible for the people of the United
States to forsake the principles of Democracy,
aud embrace Federalism in all its hldeous forms
TO suppose such thing, is to suppose that the
people of this country are desirous of again sub.
mitting to the yoke and oppression of Great
Britain The principles of the federal whig
party, when carried into practice, differ but little
from the principles and policy of Great Britain
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REPRESENTATIVES,.
Two majority for the Democrats on joint ballot.
CONVENTION.
TWO EDEASi

The Federal party hereabouts have two ideas
exactly, and they are, Henry Clay and Protec
tive Tariff, Protective Tariff and Henry Clay
|" Me and my sister Sal, my sister Sal and me. :
This is the only thing you can get out of them
for the question of National Bank, with cap
ital of $5O,00O,0O0, they scarcely allude to
Distribution they pass lightly over; the abolition
of the veto power they sort of hint at occasion
ally, and Assumption they never mention at all
" Huzza for Henry Clay and Protective Tariff
is their whole stock in trade, their argunentuu
ad hominemr, their song and their sermon. Poo
souls! were it not for this idea of protecting
manufactures, and taxing farmers and mechan
ines, whig orators would have nothing TO spou
about, and whig editors nothing to write about