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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
A G ENTS.
CHAPLIN & ROBY, New PHILADELPHIA, Tuscarl
MEDtOAL NOTICE.

DR.. d. RICHARDS w0nId respectfully announce to
his friends and the public. that he has associated with
himself in The practice of Madeleine Dr. JAMES SlMP'
SON, of Washington Penn. Mr.. Simpson is gentle.
man of excellent medical requirements, having rece-
we'd his edacaon at the Jefferson Medical Cullege in
The city Of Phadepbia; and has had extensive oppor-
tncs Of seeing the practice Of the celebrated hospitals
Of that city.
July l7lh, 1874
N. D. GJfn consequence Of the above arrangement
The SUBSCRIBER request all those who in account with
him previous TO this notice. TO call and settle, hdes
rable that the old books should closed
f.1 d. RICHARDS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
R AE6 Err W.

j.. S G. SMIFIlERS would respectfully inform the
rizens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have ovened a BAKERY, at their residence, in The
third building Moth Of the public square, the West
side OF the street, where those who wish To procure
fresh cdkcs crackers and tread. of good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say thai on every Wednesday and Saturday, of
each week, at 3 o 'cnck 2. NJ they will be prepared
10 Bake any kind Of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding niown. From their experience in the business
they feel assured that they CaY render l satisfaction to
,aIl who at may favor ilem win cali. and hope BY
strict suntion the wishes Of their customers 10 re-
ceiye liberal patronage. ~
~ Gales furnished for parties at short notice, also
Crackers for sale by The barrel. ,s i.......-.,,
New Philade pha May l3, 1914 lSB
.7NtIISi ist to inform whomit may concern, that Thase
i myself used, aud have prescribed 10 others ilie
buse of Dyspcgsia, or Gramham Bis1H and Rread al
mapulaciured BY Mr. John smilliers; and that have
awayg foundii highly Beneficial as Jeinedy tor ind.
gestion and cUstveness OF bowels; and most heartily
recommend tito s whoate in needofs cb an article
as one not calculated 10, produce any Of tile presen
or subsequent evil efecn attendant upon the eonsan
use Of Laxative and calbartic medicines.
CHARLES READ
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
PRAcTtc: OF 1AGED1c1NE.

DRo 10 O. BIEINDo
EEAvING permanently located in New Philadelphia, res
pcclfuly tenders his professional services the public
aud hopes Ivy faithful ditcafge Of his duty those who
may solicit his aid, TO receive share of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly Of VEGETABLE CllARAC.
TER combining mdness and efficacy and when skiIfuy nd
well adapted and eradicate disease
aIthe varied forms, to which the human system Is subject
Having thorough knowledge of the
Urescopian Practice,
jhdgng disenscs by the bre pssbns wishing rnsy aYa
Themselves Of this advantage. NJ 3. ,sf
CASH win be expected in all cases, except for riding
Office in the new building LOT formerly occupied by s. W
Benope, tile corner Of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, l843.--ly. 'a-s ..-s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
BRAN DRRTH's PILLS.


Secured BY letters Pdteat Of the Uaitsd States
,USHE BRANnRETHs fILEs. as general famlly medl.
cne especially in conutry subject 70 sudden chan,
ses Of iempsraiure as This their value Is ueaculahe BY
having the Brandfeihs Pills always on an slod Sudden
attack Of sickness take place. they be given a. onee and
viii Oen have effected cure hefole The physician could
| Eave arrived.
In Choc and in inflammation Of e howels these pills will
relieve and perseverance, in their according 20 tie
directions, will surely DO all thai medicine can do 10 restore
| The health 81 the paiiehE
In diseases arising from the Of mercury from any
cause or viation, from had blood otherwise their will
produce the happy results 10 all attacks OF Rheumatism
Eryspeas Salt Reum aud In h Of chronic recent
Costiveness the Of the BFaneth Pills will productive
of infinite service sometimes occasionng great change
for the better as great ihankfuness
Tn all cases indigesoA Worms, Asthma Diseases oftho
Heart and all affections of the Stomach Ond bowels. tile
Brandrelh Pills win be found never failing remedy i
To lnsnrc the full benefit ofthese ceebacd pills. they should
kept IN the house, 50 that upon the frst commencement, Of
sickness they may resorled One dose then
heor than dozen after The disease has become e6abssd
in the system.
The Brandreth Pills ar purely vegetable and so innocent
that infant of month old may use them II required
only wh safety bat With certainty OF receiving all the be-
nct medicine is capable Of mparng Females may them
during all The critical periods Of tier lives The Brandreh
Pills win insure their health, and produce regularly in all the
functions Of life, s.,.- ..... ... .s... . ID,
/ BE careful Of counterfeit Pills. How avoid them;
I No. !, SECURITY.
Each Agent who sells tie genuine Brandeth Pills Inns
CERTifcATE Agency which asbeen engraved at
expense II epesentShe manuacory at Sing Sing the
hanks of the Hudson river, and signed by Dr. Rrande
aud his seal stamped upon the paper. 4
-s No 2sECURfTY.s .s st. q-I
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes Each box Of
the genuine Pills has THREE LABELS upon Il. The
top and tho bottom beiconainpg upwards of NVE THOU
SAND LETTERS in RED INK. The words BENJAMIN
BRANDRETH's PILLS being printed over two bundled
times upon the two labels '
The above justly celebrated Pills can be procured the
Store of John Chaplin, New Philadelphia he being the only
authorized agent for Tpscarawas cUunty Ohio.
August %, 1874. 80
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
pa. T1IoNGPsoN's ARRAnATus
j FOR TUE cUEE OF A
PROLAPSUS UTERL,

and other diseases arising from female ,Ocakncss.
TTNEIiS instrument has has the sanction Of the hest
i physicians in the county; aud being altogether
exernal application, is unqiesiionaby the Safest as
well as the most perfect and usefut of the kind ever in
vented.
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases Of Female weakness, and being anxious to
adopt plan Of treatment, which while it to its
patients the greatest amount of good, is attended with
the least expense and Inconvenience, hereby unhesat'
ingy recommends this Apparatus one eminently cal
cuIaed to accomplish these objects.
Such is his confidence in the greet utility Of the n-
slrumen that he has eneted into the necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the ~lfple Country. The Appar
alls together with careful directions. will be promptly
furnished 10 all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS.
Physicians Of The county are respectfully invited TO
call and examine il; and those desirons Of introducing
it into their practice, can be supplied on more reasona.
BILE terms.
sf Ira F. D. McaEAL, M. D.
Canal Dover, Dec. 30, lS42. 40
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

the practice Of Medicine and Surgery DrJ. FLETCH
Err ANKLNY He assures the public and friends that
his partner ls gentleman ofexcelent moral character
and possesses COED medical requirements he has had
the advantage fine Medical Lectures at CINCINNATI
and he is worthy Of the confidence of the community
Canal DDver June 1t IS44. % #
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
MEDre1 NOTICE.
,R. LEON G. VANADoRP,

Nsa DIR. LEON G. VANAD0RP, a.
r the University Of Brussels, Belgium; of the Al.
bany Medical College, and member Of The Medico-
chlrugcal Society of New York. respectfully informs
the public that he has located in the village Of
EASTPORT, s ff
where he will attend to III calls in the line hf his pro-
iessio For further particulars, apply TO him al his Of
flee in EaHpori.
April g. IR44 20tc
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26

AMERICANT TRACT SOCIETY p PUBLIcA7TONS
EFilE undersigned has on land =. his residence in
IL Canal Dover an assortment Of the Society puhlica-
items among which afesoms Of Baxters, Fiavels, Dod
bridges, Nelson's and ohor standard works Of Christian
tracn, also Bibles and esiAmenls from tho American
Bible Soreiy lie respectfully invites the attention oi
The publcio this benevolent enterprise e canroi on
y sell al cost, all Of these publications. butmay make
grants Of theWe when iD bis Judgement good can he
done, r go
He il prepared 10 fllall orders al lie shortest no.
ice. Many O Hose publications aie well adapted for
SabbaIl School libraries.
s. SALA, Agent, a. z. IN.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
Faom The Boston Daita Times.

WRIGIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
OF all the pablo advised medicines of the day, we know Of
none that We safely recommend for the Ills that flesh
Is heir to- than pills that sold cdepot of the North
American College of Health. 1855 fremont street, Boston.
Several instances know Of where they used in families
b the highest satisfaction and longer ag than yesterday
heard eminent physician recommend tnemn high terms
There used be great reBugnance the of QUACK
medicines they all hdscriminatelY termed, but II was
mainly 0sing t the regular N. Ds constantly den0uncing
them The are however bScoinng more liberal in this
pec and the consequence that good Vegetable medscnes
now extensively used than formerly.
s q Extract of a letter from Washington City.
Mr.. VIM WRIoHr-liear Sir-You will have the kindness
forward Inc possible, two three gross Of the
indian Vegetable pills. The sales have for the last two months
increased rapidly; those who buy, generally remarkng "hut
her are the hest pills heY haye used" and opinion
that they will s short time supercede all others u this
cilY. ROBERT FARNHAM,
Washington city, d. q.
Fa.o,a The PMia. Saturday EUening Post.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining great celebrity
in New England as wefas other rts Of the United States
The attempt of persons deiaud the public by the sale OF
5 defagabe business and shows anar:ay OF cures
by the medicine which warrant confdencs IN The virtue Of his
indian Vegetable Pills. at Ls
AGENTS.
CHAPLIN & RoBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw.
as county Ohio.
A. D. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do
r. p. LATER, Sandyyille, do do
Christian Weehel, Zoar, do do
Ritter, Sngluff & Sterling Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent, Shanesville, do do
Bever & Bowman, Coshocton Coshocton county, o.
A. Ren6eld g. Co, Keene, do do
Samuel IIumrnkiouse & Co., kewisVille, do do
Daniel KiIgore & Co.. CadIz, Harrison CO., O.
Atkinson & Hilbert, HanisonyiIle, do do
June Is l843
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
AN APPREN1ICE WANTED.

- HN AFThENTICE WANTF3D,
stout I'D fabou, IS l6 years of age will be "a.
ken apprentice al Ibis Office 0as from tile eoun-
Try would ts prelstred
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
OCERIES
CHEAPER THAN EYER,

GR OC HI rs IL E g,
CHEAPER THAN EYER f..
r WLNSPEAIS would respectfully inform his friends
j Z. and the public generally thshe has opened new
cheap Grocery a. The cd stand. doc! north OF the Ad.
vcate Of;ce and two doors from the square where he
has and will keep constantly on hand all kinds of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEER AND CAKES,
& &C., which he will sell for cash Or approved coon-
Nav .PbIIadslphia, Juno7, 1874 249m
sURvExxNa & CoNVEVA1SC11VG.
UN6a undersigned wishes to give N0ics tla, hei a.
i bout b, Locale in the Town, Of New Philadelphia
and tenders his se,gices to the public general b.
lug in possesionof he fed Notes Of the Ehiire wes-
tern Dart of Harrison County also The field Notes o
whal is called old Duhrman, Township. and VIII do
business under lie Supervision Of the county Surveyor
as deputy where occasion requires tie will survey
Lands. grade roads, Level water Courses. Dtaw
Deeds and other instruments OF writing with accuracy
ard dIEDat b.. He will he found part Of his time at
New Piiladslphia at Urichsville, Tuscarawas County
Obp.
Sent s., 1874, ,. ~, ... ... 80 4w ~
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
TTtHE subscriber WISHES dispose Of his farm,uaA
il ted about a mile from ewPhib de pbia. and III
came distance from Dover. the road, eadines
New Phiadelr lila 10 The Canfnn hefnrding ooniain
01O ACRES GOOD LAND. a
80 acres OF which Is cleared On the pfemises il
goud frame. houfe, baru aud stable. Orchard of goot
lfat 25 acres fits,gnle meadow land, we'll @alered
with never sing syringe. The land is we'll nn'hesed
For terms apply 10
NewPhiladsphia, Aug. I, ls4A. 296w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE ss55s
Neice is Hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed Administrative Of The Estate Of john Barber
deceased Allhnse indebted to desiae are reqnes.
ledio settle up within the time prescribed by law and
those having claims against It will present them duly
authenticated ~ LUCINDA BARRIER
Aug. sI 1874. 6 s.,sye Adlnxs
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-28

A variety of banners were earIlsu aeI procession, on one of which was ine < Xvi vl of a negro on his knees, chained, aps I,sops uplifted hands imploring for liberty, n,, p' 2, 1 the figure was the name of NIT. a o' aaoib mating that he was his master. ol.s sp was written, !" No extension of slavery, 'Il n ther, {" No debt of S20,o00,00O, for 9,als ass s 1 territory for slaYe-breedefs." lian li,y off 1 method by which the northern pof'lnu1p n1r e. whig party are endeayoring to iols, v; tp .lote. into the Presidency Young 1''s
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-28

NORTHERN WHIGGRY.-A mass iDSssII SsII of the whigs of Onondaga county, NeN ", 1I K was held at Syracuse, on Saturday, as inst. In the call for the meeting, issa;a ,;;aII. the whig central committee, the mos." a1,s appeals were made to sectional Pl9l9Ma .,a Said they, ".2ye aee 10 sncrifee Q M ,a.,iss s luitlsout struggle, not onig pf9lss;g 2l ~, .4merica industry, but shatt 'ee aa g. ss ;a, dte means Of perpetaating her Pcea''a' l ta!ioa, SLAVERY2o
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-28

PENsIoNs.-For the payment o nay! \, < sions the ensuing year, are appfoPflafe.l1 .1,, lows: Invalid pensioners, S40,00u' slaps Js under act Of 1891, $6,000; widows alas !ll phans, under act of 1897, $l6,0oVi lsl all pensioners, heretofore paid from prlvalsl 1l ls < S10,000; widows and orphans ol uS Gull, lost at sea, $10,o00. The pealsIb alI granted to the widows and orphans N g officers, seamen, and marines ol the Vi v, States schooner Grampus, lost at sea- ~ date from the 20th of March, lo4o
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-28

THE OLDEST TREE.-Tho monasl trees, the emblem of age in the forest E cypress which stands near Santa Mam' Tule, in the province Oaxaca, rePuGa.1 Mexico. This tree was measured by @a Humbolt, and found to be one hundred eighteen feet ii circumference! Fms na forty feet in diameter. This tree has noA of decay, and though it's foliage is lesslI I than that of smaller trees, calculated " the data applied to the age of trees, ihs riarch of the forest has lived four lhoiS years, perhaps from1he cfsatiOnl-Wh'' tell :?
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-28
HUH Tlt LItU J OIfU IItVGiIN.
 CARLISLE. INnIANA. InlH 2A.

CAHLlsAh, INDIANA, JGly ld, lc4A
 MfBEAR SIR: l cannot resist the inclina- ton to give you the news of our glorious prospects i'll Indiana. During residence of twepty-three years among the IToosiers, never have seen anything to be compared with the energy and enthusiasm that now pcryades our friends
 l have this moment before me not less than one dozen invitations to attend mass meetings of the democracy in Indiana, all to come of within the next month. Scores of the old Jackson men that were deceived and decoycd off from as by the Whigs i'll 1840, are rally ing to the standard of Polk and Dallas with more ardor than l have eyer seen before "By St. Paul, the work goes bravely on"
 The whig party in tlis region look some thing after the lashion of fellow in the col- lapse stage of the cholera, "only more SC. , Poor fellows, they are the very picture of defeat already l have no idea that there will be more coons, after November next, in this qQaater, thap just enough to amuso us. Please mark what l tell you-Henry Clay aeecr did receice ate eote of Iaaianq, aad aeref ariH. Faithfully.yarrs.
 IOFIN Vtrn n A VIC
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-28

MR. CLAY AND THAT BLAIR LErrER.-fhe Democrats and Wings of Guernsey county, united in writing to Mir. Clay to permit the publication of his letter. He dare not do it- il would stamp coalition and bargain on his front! Ohio Slqtes0zqn.
 .ASwoRp sENrEn,-'Fhe Natcllcz Free Trader of the 18th inst. says: 6 A splendid sword has just been presented to ". L. Buck Esq, ol Claiborne county, by order of Con- gress, for his gallanlfy on the United States ship Peacock, in the action during the last war with the British ship Epervier Mr. B. was then a midshipnan, and was the first officer who boarded the Rreryier.
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED srArEs.-Kett increase in lS43, l025S3l Whole number of communicants m the United States, at the present time, l. l7l,356 l. is said that this Is more than all of tho Baptists, Presbylerians, and Epis- copalians. united.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-28

4es, .FLF ER 2fW ect0 around olr rasi 1foaiter, aniil ife sopad shall rcach 5he oeean, QId he bro1ea 5ack in one continuous NEVER, NEVER, NEVER
 lorIsIANA.--In the eleetiona at Baton Rouge, to Ill the vacancy to the State Convention oo- casioaea by the death of Dr. Combs, Mir. Naddel ldem.) has been elected by majority ol l08 oyer Mir. Adams (whig,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-17
Sale Under Deed OF Trust.

virtue Of Deed of Trust executed 10 the
subscriber by David Ralston, bearing date on
the 21ih day of June, 1886, for The purpose of
securing the payment of certain sum of money
therein specified, in instaments. which deed il of
record In the Clerks Office of the Coun,y Court
OF Augusta, will be sold on Thursday the 3lst
day OF the present month, (October,) on the pre-
Muses. at public auction, TO the highest bidder for
ready money, two certain tracts or parcels of land
lying and being in the county Of Augusta, being
the same tracts which were conveyed 10 said Raj.
ston by John II. Stevens, by deed, bearing date
the Ssnd day OF June, 1886, and of record in the
Clerks Office of Augusta County Court, and the
same conveyed to said Stevens by John Hendren.
by two separate deeds, both of which are of re-
cord IN the Office aforesaid, and is the same Where
on Richard Robinson now resides, or so much
only OF said two tracts o! land as will be suffi
Client to pay the money now due, under the trust.
together with the costs of sale. The title is be-
lieVed TO be good, but such only Gas is usual in
such casey VIII be made to the purchaser.
JA' OBJ X. STR1BLING, Trustee.
Oct. 10th, 1914.
POSTPONEMENT.
Inc above sale is postponed till Thursday the
7th day of November next
JACOB X. STRIBLING, Trustee.
Oct. II, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-17
CHEERING FROM MIssIss1pp,

e Inc Id. WINGS OF Eastern Mississippi and some
Oh the bordering counties of Alabama held mass
Convention at the White Sulphur Springs a few
days ago. From three to four thousand arden,
and enthusiastic Wings were present. r. NJ
Elroy, esq. acted as President Of the dav. re
Discussion was opened by the Hon. DanI Ma1S
OF Jackson, Miss. in mastery speech on ,Io
!arih. tie was followed by Hon. D.. d. Shad-
dock, G. O. Langdon, esq. Of the Mobile Adver.
tiser, Capt. p. b. Stark, one Of the wing cleo.
tors Tor Mississippi. The speaking was kept up
until nearly o'clock in the morning--a pretty
strong proof of the enthusiasm of the multitude.
The next day VIM. Yerger, esq. and Gen. Henry
addressed the crowd: The Convention then dis
ReIsed with repeated cheers for Clay and FIRE.
mississiPp.-tN. o. Bulletin, Sd inst.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-17
From the Richmond Wing.

TREASURY, TEXAS AND DORR
Mr.. Senator Thompson Of kanawha. the Lo-
cotoco Elector for that District more honest than
discreet, has blabbed out the principles of the
Locoioco party, and his associate Elec,or, the
Rev. VIM. 5. Morgan of Monongalia, has pone a
step farther in his revelations.
At Cabell Court House, (says the Kanawba
Republican,) Mr.. Thompson avowed the princj-
pies OF Locoiocolsm ana his own to be '.the re-
establishment of the Sub-Treasury, return TO a
revenue Tariff of 20 per cent. and maintaining
the VETO power il was" (Which. with blun
dering zeal he pronounced the most DeMocRaTlc
feature OF the Constitution
he Reyd. Mr.. Morgan, (according to the
wheeling Times) said at Tyler Court House:
'Mr. Morgan laid down the principles of their
party that they were opposed to the principles
advocated by the Wings, and TO use Mr.. Nor
Ean's own words, they went heart and hand for
) Texas, and that the Democratic party approved
the course pursued by Dorr;' he said the w hips
say we have no principles, but we do 90 for Tex
as and Dorr;' he then said, should the people of
western Virginia revolt or openly oppose our
CONSTITUTION, Il Polk was elected. he would not
send out forces to quell them; but would rather
send out troops 10 assist them.'"
The Sub-Treasury, Texas, and Dorr. and tho
overthrow OF the Tariff-or in other words.
"Rags" Tor the People, and Gold and Silver for
the office Holders-Land Piracy upon, and an
nnrlghteous war with Mexico, Mobocracy, and
that protection TO the pauper labor of England,
which is denied to The industry of our own coun-
Try! Precious principles these, which in a re-.
duction to practice would speedily Introduce uni
versal commercial prostraion, agricultural min.
foreign war, and domestic anarchy and revoln.
ton,
We knew Virginia Locofocoism was fast an
preaching 10 embrace Dorrism, and we hank The
reverend advocate of that licentious and Jaco
binlcai doctrine for hurting out the acknow ledg-
inent' Tie and Mr.. Thompson both have violated
instructions we suspect in avowing the doctrines
OF the party, and may expect curtain lecture for
their indiscretion
;, we thank them at least, and we ask of the
tLeopie Oh virginia II they are prepared to EN-.