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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
IN THE SuPEuoa CoURT OF CHAEoERV,
Juus Term, A. D., lS4S.
IoHN "A. HENDRICKS,

Juus Term, A. D., ls4S.
JOHN N. HENDRICKS,
mo. S,S47, vs..
JAMES ADAMS, ct. al.
TTPON opening the COmPlainant'S bill,
" il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that the Defendants, Elizabeth A.
Williams, Jamesand Nancy Williams, Mi
nor heirs Of Charles p. Williams, decd,
AIDhooss Desmare, Henderson TsylOF.
and w. A. g. ]. Thompson, are not eili'
zens or residents Of this State, bot reside
beyond the limits thereof, go ihat The
ordinary process Of this Court cannot be
executed upon them. Upon motion Of
COmplainants BY bic Solicitor, il V ordered
that they do enter their appearances hoFoin'
on or before the FIRST dSy Of the next term
Of THE Court, 20 be- held at The Court Room
in the City Of jackson, o. the hrSi Monday
10 the December next ensuing and plead
answer or demur 70 The COmPlainanis bill,
Otherwise the same will be taken ior confess
ed against them, set for hearing exPafteS q
the matters thereof decreed accordingly
And Il i further ordered, that q copy Of Ihi'
order be- forthwith Published onos Week
Cor tuo months successfully IN The Yszo'
DsmOeFat, a newspaper published 10 fazo'
City. 1910, o,,
By w. w. YEEHE, D. c.
Ans. 08. ls45. 46-2m.
W. BArrAILE, COnlpl'uis' Sol.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Council Proceedings.

CALLED MEETING-Sept. 10th, 1e45.
Present, J. LAMKIN, President-W. ].
LrAKE, H. HARRISON, ]. " CALDWELL,
andC, F. HAMER SeleCtmen
WVHE meeting being called to order, the
minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion, the committee that were to
report at this meeting were allowed until
next regular meeting to make report.
The following resolution was then Offer
ed and adopted.
ResolUed, That the Committee on streets
and nuisances be, and they are hereby in
structed to hire twenty hands or less, and
set them to work Immediately on the streets
Of the town, commencing with the Short
Creek road, under the superintendence OF
some competent person.
ReSoIued, Also, that the superintendent
be allowed - Dollars as cOmpensa.
ton for his services.
. Selectment Caldwell next offered the fol-
lowing Ordinance, which was read and
adopted.
AN ORDlNANCE
Restraining persons from camping aCiththeir
sOagOns, horses, mules, Oren &c.
SEC. LIST. Be it ordained, that it shall not
be lawful for any person to camp hereafter
with their wagon, horses, mules, oxen &c.
below Jefferson street, and that hereafter
all wagoners and persons who wish to
camp with their wagons. horses, mules, OK.
en- &C, in Yazoo City, must confne their
camp to the north side of Jefferson, below
Mound street. Provided, that any person
NAV feed any TEEN, on any vacant lot dur
ing the day without building fire.
Sec. 2nd. Any person violating the pro-
visions of this Ordinace, shall upon convic-
ton, if white person, be fined Five Dol.
lars, one half to go to the Constable and
the other half to the Town-and if any
slave, free negro or mulatto, he shall be
punished with 80 lashes, provided they have
had notice of said Ordinance-and the Con-
stable shall get for his services for whip.
ping the said slave, free negro or mulattO,
one dollar.
DIR. Leake next offered the following Or
dinance which was read and adopted.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Select
men of YazOo City, That when any dog
or bitch, shall have been bitten heretofore
or hereafter by dog or bitch supposed to
be affected with hydrophobia, that it shall
be the duty of the Town Constable to kill
such dog or bitch, unless the owner or Ow.
ners shall keep such dog or bitch, bitten as
aforesaid, confined in place Ofsecurity for
a period Of six months, whether the ordi-
nance in relation license and collar be COM
piled with or not.
Be it further Ordained, That the Town
Constable shall hereafter be allowed the
sum of leach for killing and removing all
dogs.
On motion, C. schnibly was elected
CAPTAIN Of the Town watch for one month.
The following accounts were presented
and allowed.
C. Schnibly, accOuntfor removing nui-
sances, &c. $40 IS
Marcus, NEGRO man) act. for
removing dead hog, ! 90
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
]. LAMKIN, Pres.
e. B. RUMBLE, City Cl'k.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

If any Of our readers wish to know how
the Tennesseans got the benefit of "SOl
Smiths" theatrical entertainment without
having for it, let them read the article I'M
der the head of "A Tennessee DOOrkeeP-
er," on the first page.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by MesSFS.
m Fisk g. Davis Of Adams county, 0gent
for their lands lying in the vicinity Of this
city, and vested with full power to PrOseS
cute and Femove trespassers on the same.
Ar persons are hereby notified that from
this dste, the law will be TigidIy enforced
against offenders without distinction. The
lands number $40 acres, and are generA
ally known as the /" Harris LaDds.
A. H. MORTON.
YszOO city, July 25, ls45. 4GG.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
PHOENIX HOUSE.

I'LL
Jeremiah ZamGGIG 4 90. PrcPristOrS
NAM STaEEE, YAsoO CETE, MI.
TIME Subscribers respectfully solicit q
cOnlinuSncs Of the patronage 90 iibeF-
orally bestowed the last Season, end we
promise TO leave nothing undO0O 70 render
our guests comfortable, The House has
undergone q complete renovation.
The Brick Stable and buggy shelters arc cited
up In style not surpassed b. any ostabliSnsent
Of the kind IN the country, and % provided with
good corn, fodder, hay, Oato and water, servants
are kept 70 convey bOrseS, bUggiss 30. to and
from Oaid stable. We guarantee general salts.
faction, and their rates are exceedingly low -
Persons wishing livery services, will apply 70 III
or Blackman q ScsOt.
JEREMIAH LAMKIN e. Co.
PhGnig House.
july 22nd, l045. 40
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
In TIE SUPERIOR CouRT OF CHANoERY, !
June Term, A. D, IS45.
RosANNA Tucker, ct. al.
mo. 1926 vs..
NANCY PUCKETT, ct. al.

(NO' OyO<0 vs.
Nancy PUcKETT, ct. al.
TPON opening the COmpIainanI'a bill.
u and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
The Court that the Defendants, Magnus
T. Rogers and Vincent Galloway, are not
citizens or residents Of this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process Of the Court cannot be
executed upon them. Upon motion Of
cOmplainanlO by their Solicitor, it is order
ed that they do enter their appearance
herein, on or before the first day Of the
next term Of this Court, to be holden in
the Court Room 10 the City Of Jackson,
on the first Monday 10 December next, en-
suing, and plead, answer or demuF TO the
Complainanls bill, Otherwise the same will
be taken Tor confessed against them, set
for hearing exparte, and the matters there.
ofdecreed accordingly. And il is further
ordered, that a copy Of this order be forth
with published once a week for two
months successfully in the YazOO DEMO-
crat, newspaper published 10 YazOo City.
ROBT. HUGHES, elk
By W. w. YERBY, D. C
Aug. 26, Is45. 46'2m.
J. & W. BATTAIES, COmPI'nts Sol.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
REGULAR PACKET
Ms

1WVHE new and substantial light draught Steam
e. WABASH VALLEY, Capt. Jas. &.
LINN, will run as regular tTi-Weekly packet be-
tween this City add Vicksburg, leaving XaEoo
City Tuesday, ThurSday and Saturday, sno
V,ckSl,uFg the alternate day6
Sept. 8, le4S. 4S'u'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, !
SOUTHERN DIsTRICT eF MIssIsslPn.
To November Term, 1s45.


William =! Cotton A.FF,
Planters Bank
DY virtue Of the above stated writ Of 6eTi "a
ciaS to me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of the United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, on the sec
ond Monday, the 18th day Of October, l845,
within the hours prescribed by law, before the
Court House door, in the town Of Benton, in the
county Of YazOo, the following described prop.
erty, TO wit: The west half of north west quar
ter Of section in township 3, north half and the
vest half o the south west quarter, and the
north half Of the east half Of the south west
quarter Of section 8 in township 8, and the east
half OF the south east quarter OF section in town
ship 8, and the east half Of the north west quar-
ter Of section 5, and the north half Of the north
east quarter, and the south half of the east half
Of the south west qnarter Of section S, and the
north half Of the west half Of the north west
quarter, and the north half ofthe west half of the
north east quarter Of section 9, and the south
half of the east half of the south west quarter Of
section S, and lots No. 9 & 3 Of section "a, and
the north half Of the west half Of the south west
quarter of section 6, all in township 8, range
west, in the county Of YaZOO, in the State Of
Mississippi. Levied on aS the property Of the
defendants, the President, Directors and COmpa-
ny Of the Planters Band Of Mississippi, and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated case and all
costs. THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marahal OfSou. Dist. Of Miss.
Sent. g. l645. 47-6w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
CHAPLIN g. KOBY, New Philadelphia, TuscaT
II AK = RY.-

j. 4 G. SMITHERS would respectfully inform the
cillzens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, lha, they
have opened BAKERY at their residence, in the
third building North Of the pubic square, on the West
side of the street. where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes, crackss aud bread, of good quality can
he accommodated on reasonable terms They would
would say thai on every Wednesday and Saturday, of
each week. at 3 clock p NJ. they will be prepared
to Bake any kind Of Pastry aud meats for families resi-
ding ~ town. From tl,et experience IN the business
hey feel assured that they render u satisfaction 10
all who that may favor .hem with ca and hope BY
s,,ic si,unon the wishes OF 'her cusoiGers to
ceve liberal patronage
N Cakes furnished for parties At ehOr notice, also
CracksyS or sale by the barrel 4 ..
New Philade phia May l3, 1874 Iely
TTNHIS is to inform whom il may concern, that have
i myself used, aud have prescribed to others the
use of Dvspepsie, or Gramham Biscuit and Ryead as
manufactured by MIR. John Smilhers; and that have
always found highly beneficial as remedy for Ddi.
gestion and cosveness of bowels; and most heartily
recommend it to a who are in need offs ch an article
az one not calculated TO produce any of the present
or subsequent evil effects attendant upon the constant
use of laxative and caihartic medicines.
CHARLES READ.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
EXECUTORS SALE.

TNhe undersigned wiofer ct public sale on Wednss<Y
i dEy The l't Of January A. D., s45, att the hobsss
os john Roses in Jefferson Township, Tascaeawas II
County bstween the hours Of lOo'clock A. M and tW
P. NJ. Of said day. the following premises to wit Tbs
north half Of the North East quarter othe NORTH Easta
quarter Of SECTION twenty-five in Township eight off,
Range three containng twenty louraerpls
andhree fourths Of an acre ofthe South West corner
Of the South East quarter Of the South East quattei "
section sixteen, Range three, Township eieLt--Ths's
property Of Christian Stanley, deceased. s 81 81 nj
% ,t'.,.. JOHN CARVER Rs,1s
ID .""9a INV Executor Of The said Estats -
December 4thI 1914. gs9S flfF6'S8 ~ t'ssafa
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that at the neIt term oftle
~ Coutt Of Common Pleas, Of fuscatawas County,
Ohio, applicatlon will be made 10 said Court by Amos
Pett Of the heirs Of David Petit for The redemp
lion Of the olOwing tact Of land sold TO Lew Sargent
ty the Treasurer Of said county for delinquenI taxes
the 9Th day If December, A. d, 1872 taxed IN the
Of David Petit wit: the east half Of the south
spsi qiar'er, of Range a. township 7, section rs con.
laHlng eghiy acres. whole sold. ,egP
The tep"s Ia tsqiiFed by law, has been made with
the CUk Of said Court.
IN - fsals h0r ssssa te AMOS PETTlT.
& December 20 I644.yi s'sH ruei aA 30 G&gf'
W ''a,e& sof 1aa' oai " 'QHsa9' s1l'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
Nor1cr1g

a LII PERSONS indebted 10 me for fees Clerk of the
IA Supreme or Court o Common Pleas are requested
make immediate payment to the present Clerk or nv
self no further indulgence can be gwen, and il moi
aid by the first Of January next Execution will be issu-
ed in every 10 which have fees without di.tinc-
ion of person. Attend to this notice and cheat the Sher
fl Of his fee.
JAMES W ENGLISH.
Nov. Gath, 1914. 4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
1aANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured by Letters Patent Of the United States.


.-.AR nm NDRFTps PILLS. asa general family ,r.d,.
cns, esrecny in counlry 40 suSlect 10 sudden chan
a. :, ,.mnera,nre ma ,hs lher whine il ncacuable ~
,, 49, pdoh.. pills ,Ia,. on hand should . .,ddsn
r ,aks Mace ihcv can he given a, o,ce and
~, Isns sa",sd cn, Isore The nhvsicion Gould
~ .,ir,d r"' -
%la,i IN ine.m.,ion of the howell. these Mill. vv,ll
s s,d ~ nsr"evsreDcs in their accoSinv 70 ,he
1, viii sr,eiy do all Thai medicine can do to restore
su'S''o;,' s;,, ~ ~, ~. 80, TN
s ,l;aa pa,'' Co., tho ss or msr,u,v o from anu
e,s,io rso Md blood or otherwise thai me- viii
~ ,s, hanny results IN ali attacks Of Rheumatism
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
DrssOLUTrOw.

VYafIE partnership heretofore existing between The
. subscribers in the practice Of Medicine &c in the
town Of GnadeDbullen, is this day dissolved by mU.
tu,l cons snt All persons knowing they have unsettled
accounts, will peass call and have Them settled.
All business entrusted 10 either Of Them hereafter
will receive Prompi attention. ,aats 3a.. .-
... t SAMUEL F. MARQUIS. s
SAMUEL WILSON q 3d..
Gnsdonhuen Q. Dec. .l4ih, ls44. .,,e so 3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
gEospSerUs FOR OUR NEW VOLUME
asrLKNDID ATTRAcT1oNsl
THE NEW WORLD,
VOLUME X. FOR Es4S.
Epco12nSeRi is rae PIRsr WEEK or JANUARY,
Pax ,BEMlnnIK RDlroz-


4hs pss- psopt;idI 81 this Ioss ssssbl.hea sas ,ssy
.siihiast lisrasy Akegsat pleasure snnoaa
saier thAt tey aya Qtd Saaahs services of PARK
HElAAIH Eso hS wfs The nrst EdIOrof the NHw wORLD
uDdtt whess hagsh was raised 10 The gaeEt point Of
SePskiou and Pospsly. and by wbOmit thus conIn
~ ieresyaFai ySssE 81 aa ISIS ~ So e.
Arrangements OF the expensive character hsVs been
made, BY which the attractions Of the NEw WORLD viii be-
greatly nsuaied in the coming year, snd whish cannot fall
give unvsrsa circulation In every nook and Of
and One important feature will b series Of
-anisiislY written articles, entitled l44 fne,
The Little Nlserios Of .MGnAn Life.
s.rOeomicu aOzziea and pathetic wOrG, to - ius,ra
-eel With over t ~ ~ .s q
s aB0 z1T0RAv11gaz.
Designed and by tie greatest Ruops,
sbhich heah heir TO-" aud which viii aud scoan1srpart
In Tile experience obseTVaIio and daily life Of every
ahd woniaa IN AMerca. W rt-oa
EottnE Of IhO'knd has been in this cSahlry
readily imagine the pleasure aud surprise With
wAisnhL ,WorL win he hailed BY all saa~ TUA viii
Isswe4Iy ~ 49, "" f1sF /
AnoTHER GREAT WoRK
Iosy dGsSu but equally strange and amusing eharae
Hr, sPsudidly salbelshed with -Two AcSpsSD ANS
pakfy Ivy the same artsnAhing for tie year
lss ilehS.t .a t-t
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Hvs a,sapO in Europcor America. over 800 Of these En
Cravings already nAnd lhst p0ssbe failure can
seesF fu6ment promises tie public. To
snia ss in Tie most elegant manner and for greater con-
vsanes teiOm will after this volume be changed to SuaTte
smiAT 10 the "l.oNDoE PicTkRIAL TlMKs."
THE LITERARY CONTENTS ~
Of The coming volumes will be of the highest order Of merit
The Nav EoELD will be emphaticalIy NEWsrER ard
AAaAasE II viii not he be repository OF duaeIie essays
but rGey ,sped lively add entertaining record Of passing
svaais ii viii abOund IN Interesting Tales and Anecdotcs
ssniaAs last independent cricsm seouging folly aud
azGSs MERIT speaking tie truth learessy all subjects
14- THE EMBEIIISHMENT
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.

D. F. D. McMEAL has associated with bimsslrin
Tho practice Of Medicine and Surgery. DrJ FLETGH
Err ANKENY He assures lbe public and friends that
his partperlsa gentleman Of excellent moral character
and Possesses coed medical requirements he has had
the advantage ofhe Medical Lectures ri CnGlnnsiti'
nd he is worthy of the confidence Of the c1nmuRi,y
0ansl Dover, June istIe 90 Il .s.srgo,a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
NEW SHOE & LEATHER
SEOaS EG.

In tho NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Millers
Tannery Factory Street.
L0RER THAN EYER FOR CASHlM
SSLlNGLUFF 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 S.. .r.tsi,E leG.
.r SHOES AND LEATHER,
arriving, and which contain avared and desirable
of Genemans and LADIES' boys and ehdrens
and Shoes of oil kinds, ..,.re s4...4 ..
UFPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings of all kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
5ooemps and at prces that but he pleasing pu
chasers No pains exertons will be spared to make the
establishment right in all respects that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves .f.... ..t-.fr.r
Canal Dover May 10, l843. ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
NEW PHILADELPHIA
FEMALE SEMINARY.

FVNHlS Institution designed io give thorough course
4 VI instruction n all the branches usually taught in
Female Sennaries is placed under The charge Of Rev.
Prof c. THUMMELL as Principal and was opeL-
ed lor the reception OF pupils on seDp1 @fee 53t'
Monday thes2sth of Oct. last, r., a.
vim extensive ilieIary aud scientific requirements
Prof 1hummcii conilncs the experience Of nearly 20
yeas ID Ie,chef 10 various sastllutons. He Possesses
hereiore lhe highest intellectual and also moral qlall-
6catious as an Bst,act6r Of Youth The government
or the schooy will Legmid and parental. The AcaGem-
ica yeaT viii be divided into two sessions of22 weeks
each. The teiiiis of tuition VIII be MS follows: '
IN THE, PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. B.
For Spelling Reading, Whiting, Oral Arithmetic =
ParIey's Geography and History. per session $500
TN THE ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT..
/. Reading Writing, Arithmetic, (boh mental and
on the slael Geography, English Grammar and q 8
Parsng, History ofbe u. s.. Composition; for
each or any Of these branches per session $500
2, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry. Ancient and Is .
Bible Geography, Universal History. Rhetoric,
Astronomy and Comp prsilon; for each or all Of
these per session 5000
g. Algebra Geometry Geology Moral and Intel
leciua Philosophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
the French German, or Lsiin Languages, for
each or any of these branches ?er session $1,000
Young ladies' preparing to teach school can receive
suitable instruction in this Institution. set slGvs
Application for admission, information &c. by letter
or otherwise may be made TO the Principal 10 either of
the following gentlemen residing in New Philadelphia,
Ohin, Hon. J. Everhard, j. Overhot Esq Rev, E.
Greenwnld Hon. P. Williams.
Nov. Z, 1874. ls.t.t1qaHa5l blt6 a. T4I
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FaOm the Boston Raiiy Tim.s.

WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Of an the public advised medicines Of the day know Of
none that safely recommend for the ills that hes
10 heir to- than the pills that sold at the depot of the North
American College of HEALTH 1873 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances know Of where they used in families
III the highest saSaon and longer az than Yesterday
we heard an eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used to he great reruenance 10 the use Of QUACK
medicines as they are all indscrmnaeY termed but II was
mainly owing TO tile regular NJ Ds constantly denouncing
Them The are however becoming more liberal In this res
pec and the consequence that good Vegetable medacnes are
now more extensively used than formerly. ...
' 'N E1tract of a letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM WRIaHT-IDear Sir-YOn will have the kindness
TO forward me as soon as possible three gross of the
Iadan Vegetable pills The sales have for the last two months
increased Tapd those who buy generally remarkhg "tat
tuY are the best pills they ayeever used" and my opinion
that they will in short time supercede all others in this
eitY. ROBERT FARNHAM,
m.aH Washington chy, D. G.
FSom the PhiiG. Saturday EreaiRg Post. tt
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. ., d..
Wrigbts Indian Vegetable pills attaining great celebrity
In New England RS well other parts of tile United States
The aemp Of persons to deisud the public by the sale Of
spurious articles meets with general rerrobaon Mr. Wright
an ndefarabe business and shows array OF cures
by the medicine which warrant confidence in the virtue of HE
indian Vegetable Pills. ,. ... v.trs
AGENTS.
CHAPLIN s. ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tascarsw.
ss county. Ohio.
A. D. rhayer & Co., Bolivar, do % "
PIP. Latter Sandyyille, do do .s...
Christian Weebel, Zoar. do do .-. ,y
Ritter, Siinguf & Sterling, Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent, Shanesville, do do
Bever & Bowman, Cosbocton, Coshocton coahiy. D.
A. Reu6eId & Co Keene, do do ss.
Samuel Humuckhouse & Co., LewisvilIa, do de
Daniel Kigore & Co., Cadlz, Harrison co., 0.
Atkinson & Hilbert HAHisonvile, do do
June Is, I643. .lf $50 11 3
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
GROCERIES
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

r WINSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
y and the public generally hathe has opened new
cheap Grocery a. the old stand door north ofthe Ad.
vocoie Office and two doors from the square where he
has and will keep constantly on hand all kinds of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEER AND CAKES,
iry produce D.,
New Phlsdephia, June7, 1914 - OH 243m