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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27

ACCIDENT AT A POLE RAtsING.-Whilst attcmp-
ting 10 raise pole yesterday morning in front of
the Republican and Argus Office, South Gay street
one OF the workmen, named William Modes, was
very severely injured by the pole falling on him.
lie was severely crushed, and carried home in
state of much suffering This makes the second
accident that has happened recently in Baltimore
from the raising of poles in honor of Polk and
Dallas, Locofocoism, Annexation OF Texas, and
IN opposition to Henry Clay and Protection to
American Iudustry.-Bau Pal.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27

There is great apprehension of injury to the
wharves of New Orleans by the high waters.-
The NV Ore ms l'cayune of the 10Th says =
ave perceive that the wharves of the First Mu-
uicpali'y have already commenced giving way.
The wharf opposite Hospital street has disap-
feared in toia, and many others. between that
street aud the Beef ket, are, from all appear
ances, about TO follow. We fear, should the river
fall suddenly, the destruction in that section OF
the city will be very great"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27
MAINE.

A letter from this State, in the 'Boston Atlas"
of Saturday, contains the following passages:
"'rhe result of my observations IN Maine is an
undoubing conviction that the Slate is sure for
Clay and Frelinghuysen. Notwithstanding the Lo-
cofoco trick Of the last Legislature, in substitute
ing the m,inriy for the plurality principle, aud
that the Wings of our States will be most agree
ably surprised in the result of the election for
State officers and the Legislature Maine is on
her TEL again, and will show herself erect this
taI. Nothing can exceed the enthusiasm and
determination of the good people there
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27
WING MASS MEETING AT BANGOR

The Wing Mass Convention al ,ngor, Maine,
on Tuesday, was a brilliant affair. Two thou
sand, or more, staunch Wings of The county as
sembled in Bangor on that day to greet their bro
Their Wings Of the city. The meeting was adj
dressed most eloqnenly by the Hon. George
Evans, Ex-Governor Kent, Moses L Appeto, !,
Ed, and others. The best feelings pre- allied,
and the stronger assurances Of success IN the
county and State are entertained.
Abraham Sanborn, Esq, OF Levant, was nomi-
mated for Congress, and will be elected
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27

In ADVANCE OF THE MALTA Nashville Union
Extra, headed 40. k in tremendous letters,
says: 7" We learn that Indiana, Kentucky and
North Carolina. have gone for the Democrats"
This news. no doubt, had great effect in keep
ing up The spirits of the Locofoco Convention then
in session there.
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LOUISIANA.

The Louisiana Legislature stands thus Sen
ate, Wings and 0 Locos. House, "a Wings,
26 Locos. Wing majority in joint ballot, =
The nomination of Alex. De Conet to the Senate
in Morse's district, (his place being vacated by
his election to Congress) will doubtless give us
majority in that body.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27

EARLY CoRN.-The Kent ld.) News of the
Oath Instant says: 1--WE have been informed that
Thomas Cuff, free colored man, residing in our
town, gathered and sent to the mill on the 18th
instant quantity of grain, generally known as
the Cuff corn 1t was planted about the l9h
of April"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27

MANS chief and absorbing interest in life should be the
health Of his body. This every man of experience is
compelled to acknowledge however DESTROYS he may be
10 ena ms testimony to the fact of higher and hoer
Jects, engrossng the attention of the mass
The eplaphs Of most men might read" He was born
ne toea and worried for food clothing and equipage he
sought me phantom happiness he died" IT. then man
KIND Will still persist in attending chiefly to his bodily
wants, all must admit that health should claim their first
attcn1on 10 all true enqnrers therefore Of the way to
regain or preserve health would say with candor call
az get some of the genuine Sandss Snrsapa-
ria, for sale by him, truly celebrated and valuable
medcine-M Mississippi Free Trader, Aug ID, 1914.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
q D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton St,
New York. Price 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for S.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, BOOKSELLER corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27

Dr. DAVID Horner, OF Adams county, has been
UNANIMOUSLY nominated as the Wing candidate OF
York and Adams counties to represent the Wing
party in the next Congress of the United States
Inls district is al present represented by the
Hon. HENRY Mes, aho was elected as an indie
pendent candida but on all the leading cues
lions agiiated during the late session, acted with
the Wings
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-27

Ex-Governor CoRwIN, of Ohio, who has been
seriously III, has recovered, and taken the field
again. He spoke at GAINESVILLE on the 18th
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A new feature in our political assemblies was
introduced at the Wing county meeting at Eas-
ton, Pennsylvania, on "Wednesday. 1t was pro-
cession from Warren county, New Jersey, of la
dies and gentlemen on horseback, in pairs, the
ladies IN long white dresses, presenting an at
tractlve, uniform appearance.
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A ToUcHsToNE.-We ask the whole country,
Democrat and Wing, if it is not significant, if it
is not even DECISIVE of the principles of the two
parties, that ALL the Disunonists are for Polk,
and that not one is for Henry Clay
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BAK Il RY.

J. & e. sMITHERS would respectfully inform The
citizens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have opened BAKERY, at their residence, in the
third building North of tho public square, on the West
side Of the street, where those who wish 10 procure
fresh cakes. crackers aud bread Of good quality
he accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say tiat on every "Wednesday and Saturday Of
each week. ct o'clock. P. NJ. they will be prepared
Bake any kind Of Pastry aHd meats for families resi-.
ding 10 Town. FROM their experience in the business
they feel assured that they can render full satisfaction to
all who that may favor them with call. and hope BY
strict aitunon to the wishes Of their customers 10 re-.
csve liberal patronage.
n Cakes furnished for parties at short notice, also
Crackers for sale by the barrel.
New Philade phia May l3. 1914. 1ely
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n E w SHOE & LEA TIER
SV'd1REo

Tannery on Factory Street.
THAN EYER FOR CASHlM
GLINGLUFF BOWER g. Co.. have just received
- their spring supply of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers to their stock of
SHOES AND LEATHER.
now arriving and which contain varied and desirable
sortment Of Gentemans and Ladies' boys and chdrens
and Shoes of all kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings Of all kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
sooemps and prices that cannot but he pleasing to pur
chasers No pains exertions will be spared make the
establishment right in all respects that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, 1913. ly
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SELECT SCHOOL,

4 Select School will commence in Canal Dover on
IA Monday June Sd under The rection Of ofAEsABELLA
MeREYaoLpS, in the rnon over the shoe sors on Fac
tory street. The number of pupils will be limnd 10
81, in order that src, attention may be paid to each
one and none will be admitted under years Of age
The year will be divided into sessions Of % weeks
cach aud at the end Of each session there will be pub
lie examination.
TERMS, ...
For the elementary branches, nanAJ Spelling read
ing, wiring, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geo.
grsphy. per session, ..... $500
Natural Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Astronomy.
RheioTick and Botany $500
Geometry. Geology. Mental and moral Philosophy,
Embroidery, aRd the French language, $40 90
From Ito 8, A. NJ and from 10 6 o'clock P. M,
music Lessons Oh the Piano will bs given at The house
Of the Rev. A. Mciaeynods Price $40 per session.
Good board can be obiained in the vi lage if desired.
The patronage Of the friends Of education respect.
: fully solicited. -
A. McREYNOLDS.
p. 8. Certificates Of qualification can be presented II
called far.
May i6. 1874 .,t ..t s
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PRACT1c.oF MEDICINE.

1Di2o 10 % BIRNDo
ENAvING permanently located in New Philadelphia,
peculy tenders Ills professional services the public,
and hopes by faithful discharge of his duty those who
may solicit his aid to receive share Of public patronage
His remedies chiefly of a VEGETABLE CIlARAC.
TER combining mdness and efficacy, and when sklfuy ad
mnistced well adapted toarest and eradicate disease in
all the varied forms, to which the human system subject
Having thorough knowledge Of the
Urescopian Practice,
judging diseases by the urlne persons wishing may avai
themselves of this advantage.
CASH will be expected in all cases, except for riding
Office In the building on lo formerly occupied by g. W.
Benope, on the corner Of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, l843.-ly. ..-t .....
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Faom tbs Boston Daily Tines.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Ofa tile public advised medicines Of the day, we KNOW OF
none that we can safely recommend for the Ills that hes
IL heir to- than the pills that sold at the depot Of the North
American College Of Health, 1888 fremont street, Boston,
instances we know Of where they used In families
h the highest Eaction and no longer than YESTERDAY
we heard an eminent physician recommend them In high terms
There used TO be great repugnance 10 the use Of QUACk
medicines A. they are all Unfortunately termed, but II was
mainly owing to the regular NJ DIS constantly denoancng
them The are however becoming more liberal In this res
pec an the consequence that good Vegetable medicines are
now more extensively used than formerly, .-.. ..
... Extract of letter from Washington City.
Mr. wn WRIoHr-Lear Sir-You win have the kndnees
forward e rs soon as possible three gross of the
dian Vegetable pills. The sales have for the last two months
increased rapidly those who buy generally remarkng hat
hey ara the best pills heY haye used" and my opinion
that theT will In short time Supecede nl others in this
eitY. ... ROBERT FAkNhAm,
Washington city, C..
Fao,n the PhilG. Saturday Euening Post
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wrght Indian Vegetable Pih attaining great celebrity
in New England well other parts Of the United States
The attempt of persons to deaud the public by the rne Of
spurious articles meets with general reprobaon Mr. Wright
an ndefagabe business and shows an array OF cures
by the medicine which warrant confidence in the virtue Of his
indian Vegetable Pills.
AGENTS.
CHAPLIN l. ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw-
as county. Ohio. ......
A. D. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do
P. P. Latter, Sandyville, do do -....
Christian Weebel Zoar, do do
Ritter, slingluff & Sterling, Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent Shanesville, do do
Bever g. Bowman Coshoclon, Coshocton county, u
A. Ren6eId & Co Keens, do do
Samuel Humuckhouse & Co., Lewisville, do do
Daniel Kigore g. Co.. CadIz, Harrison co., 0. z
Atkinson & Hilbert Harrisonville, do do .-
June Is, l643.
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The cheapest and best Medicine an the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS.
Only IL l-2 cents a Box.

Only IL l-2 cents box.
TUNlESE celebrated Pills i'll hereafter be sold at II
n conts box, just one half what they have usually
been sold at and each box contains much medicine,
and as good as Motifs or Bandreths 25 cent boxes.-
THIS reduction is made to correspond with the present
low pressure times, and brng the medicine within The
reach ofevery family. As these pills have been sold
for number Of years in the Western Satesihey need
nothing said n tho form of an advertisement to recon.
mend Them there living wi,nt nearly every
where 10 testify tina, they are the best Family Medicine
now before the public. We say to all who not well
buy these pills for they are safe under all circumstances
and conditions ofle ashev debiitae or weaken
but strengthen the whole system. For sale in New
Philadelphia by CHAPLIN s. ROBY.
Also in all The principal towns throughout III
3O6
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FELIX'S Family I4perient P'Hs.
DR. FELIX, of Youngstown, Wesmoreand county, Pa,
~ wOud most respectfully inform the public that he has
made one of the important discoveries In medicine ever
known and which will he regarded seaier as forming an
epoch In the art of healing.
In bilious disorders, the effect of hs above named pill is
wonderful the vtiaed ahd acrid bile, promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver and soon restores that all
important vlsCus TO natural condition and whOesme ac'
tiviy In complaints of the stomach ii is particularly Yaua
be ceanses OF all morbid and perncious matter, In
creases the appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
yeor to the whole system. 1t acts eCtEaly In diseases of
the Liver and Ga vessels, rOusng the Liver to healthy
action violent colds It will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentery will yield &c or two doses
The Diabates and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cured by the of this medicine without any nox
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 no attention need be paid TO
Diet nor should there be any dread Of exposure to he wea
TESTIMONIALS or THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers Of gentlemen Of responsibility and talens
haye used these pills. aud oil unite in rendering praise to hi
safe, powerful and wonderful calhocon
The following certificate Of eminent physician, and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the excelency OF their
efficacy tile system, particularly In bilious diseases
-., .r.... MAPELs' MILLS Greene Co Pal
....- February 9Th, l843.
DR. G. FELIX, sir--Havng obtained few boxes Of your
Family Apeent Pills, and having been in the regular
ce of Medicine for 10 yeasthough now engaged as an
Ineraat Minister of the Methodist p Church, hereby GER
thy in bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pil
have use they have been partially successfn In Dysen
tay, and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty to
make any use Of this certificate you may think proper
... Yours with respect,
.r. '." :t P. LAlSHLEY, MT.
G-These Pills prepared only by DE-. GEo;FEL at
Youngstown Wesmoeland County Pa with directions for
their g-TsEE HAsDBILLs with each AGENT
AGEETs.-T. Collier, Bolivar; G$ W. Speaker. Sandy.
vie Chaplin Roby, New Philadelphia Wm Boyd, West.
chester, Keller ld Canal Dover, Thos Sargent Shanes'
vie Tnscarawas county, also H. Roby Leesburg Carol Co.,
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"a. TI,IE1orpsolg,s AfpAnATus
FOR THE CURE cf,
PROLAPSUS UIERL


and other diseases arising Croh female weakness
THIS ins,rumen, has has the sanction Of the host
I physicians in The couutr aud being altogether an
sxerna appr ation it is uoqAeslionab'y The safest, us
well the most perfec, aud u'eM OF the k"d ever In
Vented, ..-, ...... ...f.....
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN eases Of Femae weakness, and beng anxious 10
adopt plan of treatment which Willie 1t secures to rs
patients the greatest amount Of good Is attended with
the least expense and hereby unhesiiAt-
ingy recommends this Apparatus as one emnenti cal-
culaiedno accomplish these objects -,
Such is his confidence in the gre1t utility OF the ln-
sunen that he has enerted into the necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the whole country The Appar
aius together with cs,eful directions will be promptly
rnisheio all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DHLJARs. .-.''.
Physicians of the county are respectfully invited TO
call and examine G and those desirons OF introducing
it into their practice, be supplied on more rsasOna'
BILE terms.
'.s-.. r. D. McMEAL. NJ. D.
| Canal Dover Dec. 90, l642. 40 Il
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLTcA TIoNs

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLIC TIONS
.TNHE undersigned has on hand at his residence in
Il Canal Dover an assortment of The Society puhlica.
lions, among which are Of DaKerp, Flayes, bod
bridges Nesone and oihor standard works Of Chrsian
Lersure-ogelher with a large variety Of religious
tracts also Bibles and Tesiaments from the American
Bible Society, lie respectfully invites the attention Of
the pubicio this benevolent enterprise lie can lot on.
y sell at cost, all Of these publications, but may make
grants Of them, when 10 bic Judgement good can bs
done
He 10 prepared TO Gil eli orders a, the shortes, no,
tce Many Of those publications ae we'll adapted fol
Sabbath School Libraries. 20 i'
-a..1 .sa. 8. sALA, Agent, A, TS.
Csnsl Dover, May 2s, 1874,
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'TATLORTEG.

- -" WIN, f. NELLY, ------ = 1
VpESPECTFULLY informs his friends and The public gen
NJ orally, that he has opened shop in the East Of
the Court House. formerly occupied Office by j. Judy,
ESQ., New Philadelphia, where he intends 10 carry the bus
iDess in the most approved STYLE 't'
' COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS,
and all other articles In Ills line Of business made in the most
s shonabe STYLE In plain and substantial manner to suit
the farmers Of the country and prices suit the hardness Of
the times f'4 .et-a r".'t ar '-,- .'t tt4...r Do
CUTTING of all kinds done the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms. tr aai OF! .' -t .rr . ,,.r
the LATEST FASHIONS will be regularly received from the
East Country Produce will be taken In payment Of wrk
May 25, 1913. . 19-ly
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. F. D. McMEAL has associated with himsslrin
the practice Of Medicine snd Surgery. DrJ. FLETCH
Err ANKENY' lie assures the public and friends that
his partner gentleman OF excellent moral character
and possesses coed medical requirements, he has had
the advantage ofthe Medical Lectures at Cincinnati
and he is worthy Of the confidence of the community
Canal Dover, June lst I644. % :E
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR., LEON G. VANADORP,

DR.. LEON G. VANADORP,
r the University of Brussels Belgium; of the Al,
bany Medical College, and member OF the Medico-
chirugca Society Of New York, respectfully informs
the public, that be has located in The village Of
EASTPORT,
where he will attend 10 II calls in The line of his pro-
lsssion. Forfurher particulars, apply to him a, his Of
fee in Easiport.
April g. 1914 90 IT,
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FoR sAIE.

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly stua-
n ted in the town of New Philadelphia. Tuscarawas
county, Ohio for sale, on favorable terms For partc'
u,ars apply TO B. SEAToE, A the Recorders Office, or
The Subscriber at Uhrichsyille, Tuscarawas County,
Ohio.
UhrchNiIe March 20, fSal. lstf
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TAKE NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN PARTNERSHIP oE RITTER SLING
LUFF a, SFERLING.S WAS DISSOLVED BY
muua cODssn, on the iith March Is44 4 whereas dc
vwiun wss made or Notes and accounts due there now
al who know themselves indebted hereby notified
that haye left Pucb Notes and accounts which hayef
be ~ allotted 10 me; with Augustus Whemi Justice
the fsace whos authorized settle and collect the same
c. RITTER
Dover u April 1874 15Aw.
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Lime. Lime.

TINE subscriber would inform the Public that he has
L now on hand quantity of the above ariic,e
which hewill sell low for CASH and warrant it good
To those who may purchase from me and for whom
| may do the work, will receive reasonable deduc.
lon. HENRY SPRINKEL.
New Philad'a. April 16, 1874. l43m
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1 "A NATURAL REMEDY r.. air
S,tsd 10 our CONSTRUCTIONS, and eOmpetert to tle cure
of eesrp carabls disease NlH Be found il
,-,.e TNEx WGHTSS e.

INDIAN VEGE ETABLE PILLS.
OF the North .4meriea4 College Of Health
THESE Extraordinary composed Of plants which
grow spontaneously so and therefore better o.
daped TO our constitutions than Medicine concoced from
Foreign drugs however well they may he compounded; aud
a. WReHrs INDS vEoEEAsLE FILLS founded upon the
principle iha tie hufsan body is trah
Sabject 10 but ono Disease,
viz sOtrUp humo, and that said medicines cures this ds
ease on natural prncipeby cleansing and purifying tie
body Il will be manifest that the constitution be not EN-
ey exhaupted-a perseverance, In their according 10
direction absolutely eertaH TO drive away disease of ev
cry name from the body.
When we wish 10 restore Swamp or MUuss 10 fertility
we drain Il Of the superabundan in like manner If
We wish 10 restore body TO health, we must cleanse Of
imPurity.
Wriqhfs Indian Hrgsatls Pills
WIN be found ofte best II not the very bel" Medicine
In the world for carrying out the
Grand Purifying principe.
because they sxpo from the body all morhd humom me
cause OF disease in easy and natural manner and while
eY every day give aud pleasure disease Of every name
iS rapidly driven from the body.
The above named FILLS, have been three years before
he Ameeen public, and without fear OF con
uacon that of all the various Medicines which have here
J&e been POPULAR one has given such universal salts
faction, obtained such permanent hold upon the anee
ions Of the people Not only do all who use 1t invariably
cxperience relief and recommend In the strong ems Ou
II las effected some Of the astonishing cures eVefperlo
ed bI medicine. r.
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NOTICE.

Al my instance an ailachneplws Ibis day issued BY
John u. 6mhh aJas,ice ofIhe Peace OF Goshen towns
ship TuscaaWaS County against the properly e. effects
Of PsleF Baker anoBsTesidtni Of said. County.
- Dated ihis Jiihdsy orJnne lsl4. ta
VALENTINE eHIpER
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STATE OF THE TREASURY
fAE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES +,
V TsNsraseas cSuaty, firm tAs ea day Of JSGs, A.
lsi3, To- ds III Gxy ef J,sne lSi4 iHclasirs.

u, STATE OF THE TREASURY.
Ant for which Treasurer stands
charged i, {. -, ~ 70 s,7e7 esll
10 which add several Judgements -. ..-
now collecting 735 90 500 e6i
from which deduct I--,.,..,.,- .,....,.. -.
Urssrs dawn aud no, presented 2,oBl 62g} '' ',
!. Amt borrowed surplus revenue 500 90 3,46l o24
lsbiliiIeS f.=a rt.. $4l 2a3
Published bY order Of The Commissioners,
......, .. JOHN EVERHARDi
.., ...... auditor Tus. Co. O. !
June II. 1874, 23dw
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CABINET MAKING.
NEW FIRM.

GRAHAM g. CLOUSE, ...,.
wv OULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have commenced the
above business in all lis branches, Factory Street,
few doors North of Wel,y & 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 ofthe public patronage.
N. B. They will take Lumber in exchange for Fur.
nture. a --'. U. ....
Dover J n. 10, 1e43. SO