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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-08
DIR. j. ID. OTIS,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

TAR A. j. BUSBY would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens OF Ragersville ana
yicinity, that he has oper ed an office for the
practice of Medicine and Surgery in the above
named place, and tenders his professional ser
vices in the various branches of theprote 'sion A
He-#oufi ask attention t. lie ~ ~ -,
tifcates from distinguished praetitionlLrs 80 7
BALTIMORE Cry, MD., Mprol7rI SdI 81 "
To all whom il mry concern. Fhls Is 20.
certify that the bearer, Dr. A ! buNoy, hns
attended one ennrse OF our cliniuie leclug4-
and we 6ulsthei Dostar wsn qualified 70 tst
form any operation that comes under his 20
tice. We would recommend him 90 rh' public
as being well qualified to treat any of the 'l'
eases of ou, country Given under our hanas
this l7th day Of March and year above dated
WM. DUNBARR, NJ D.,
Prof. Of Practice md Matercimetica.
S. SMITH, NJ. D.,
Prof of Surgery
To all whom it may concern. This is to
certify that am we'll acquainted with the
bearer of this, DR.. jackson Busby, who is n
bout to locate in your village. L have known
the Doctor for some II years, and have found
| i'm to be biz minded, honorable man. AMI
since his location among us as physician he
has been successful and is deserving of the
confidence Of the people wherever he may To-
cate. J. H. STEPHENSON, NJ. D.
LEEsBuRoH. Nov ", 1861.
To all whom it may concern. This cert hr'
that the bearer, DR. 4 j. Bushy, is man o.
good moral chabacpr; he has practised the
Science of Medicnr for some time in the conn
ties of Carroll pnd Harrison, during which
time he has given Indications of skill and a.
bility in the healing art. With pleasure We
recommend him as physician and hope fol
his encouragement and success.
WM. BEADLE, NJ D.
Sc1o. o., Dec, ., 1861.
Ragersville, Tus Co., o., Dec. 20, 1861.
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CARNAGE AQO 8Oa99
MANUFACTORY.

TOHN WINGER would return thanks to the
0D public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to him, and respectfully solicits
a continuance of the patronage of oil who de-
sire anything in his line. He keeps the best
of workmen and materials on hand, and can
therefore warrant
Carriages, BuggieS, SulkieS, &c., &C.,
manufactured in the neatest and best style
and at prices that will defy competition Come
and examine my work, and be convinced.
Farmers and others will please bear in mind
that also manufacture '.
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS! !
at prices to correspond with the hardness Of
the times.
nag REPAIRING also done to order and
in good and substantial manner.
nag Shop removed few doors North of my
old stand, and near the new Methodist parson-
age. .. JohN "lNoLN'
April 20, 1860.
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MEDICINE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.D. RICHARDS, formerly of New Phil
| adelphia would respectfully inform tne
citizens of Trenton and vicinity, that he has es'
tablished himself in the above place for the
practice of Medicine. Persons desiring medi-
cal aid, who are unacquainted with me, are
referred to DR.. F. Eckman, whose office oc'
cupy. " Nl0hAND0' N' ~
March q, 1868. -- IL ILL
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Dn, w. w. JAMES,

IIAS made arrangements to Insert Teeth
upon the Vulcanite Base, new inven-
ton much appreciated in the Eastern cities,
and at much lower cost than upon gold or
silver plate.
Those desiring Teeth Inserted without haV-
ing the roots extracted, can avail themselves
of this opportunity. F..s-.,,,a.
n6rORice and residence next door To Drs.
W. G. s. T. Smith, New Phila., O. ag
June 27, 1862, II. ..-.., -. .+s.
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TUSCARAWAS NURSERY!

TTNWO miles north of Westchester, Tus- sfssa
carawas county, Ohio. We have an n
extensive variety of fruit trees from one to four
years old, comprising all the approved varie-
ties of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Nee
tarine Pums, Cherries, Ounces, Grapes and
the different benius which have been tested in
this climate. Persons purchasing trees of us
can rely upon getting varieties adopted to our
soil and climate, as we have fruted large
number and know what we say Buy trees
then of your home nursery so that you may
know what you get, which you can not by huy
ing of foreign nurseries, and pedlar,. We will
deliver trees at the following low rates; Ap-
pies, 12I cents. Peacbes Is cents. and others
proportionally low All orders to us at Cad.
walader P. O Tus. Co., o. or left with II. T.
Stockwell, New Philadelphia, Ohio, will be
promptly filed. D. SWAIN y SONS.
March 6, l863.-1y
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W. E. MANR0W & ESPICH
TAVING united as partners in the Stove
and Tinware Trade, invite all our old
customers and the public to call and see if we
cannot suit them, both in quality and price, of
s1SoVMS g @INW .AA..GSs.Gs
We have just been receiving the latest and
best patterns of Stoves now in the market, con-
sisting in part of the Arbiter or Cas- -Consum'
ing Coal Cook Stove, the Brilliant for wood
or coal; also, an assortment of Parlor and
Heating Stoves.
Ra%We warrant all our Stoves.
We manufacture our cwn ware, and will
warrant every article to be of good material.
We also keep Porcelain Ware, Brass u Copper
Kettles. ,Jappnuned, Fancy and Imported Ware
Roofing and Jobbing done to order and on
the most approved plans. Spouting made and
nut up so rs to last from 20 to 80 years, at re"-
sonable prices. Steam Mill Stacks made and
put up to order. Also, Soap Pipes, &c.
All orders filled promptly.
yStore and Shop opposite the Post VI
fee, New Philadelphia, o.
W. L. MANROW & ESPICH.
NIB. Old Iron, Copper, Brass, Pewter
Lead and Rags taken in exchange for Ware
New Phila., April II, 1862
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The Tobacco Growers Guide
X IVES the Farmer full instructions in SOW
VI ing the seed, tillage, worming, primine,
topping, suckering, cutting housing, curing,
prizing for maket and fine favored cigars =
Price so cents. can also furnish pure to-
bacco seed, of the most popular kinds in pack
ages sufficient to plant one acre, at 90 cents
each, by mail, pre- paid. Address
JAMES M0SSMAN,
westerville, Franklin c., o.
March q. 1868.
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Semi-Annual Statement, No. lO2.
CAPI AL g. SURPLUS,
S933,3O3.98.

For details of Investments see small Cards
and Circulars.
assurances may be effected in this old and
substantial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to ]. w. NEWBURG, Agent.
B@~Dwellings and Farm Property insured
for term of years at very low rates.
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FOR, SALE BY.

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OHIO DEMOCRAT.
6 Term Of subscription & AdVertiSng.

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These Bitters are put up in q'tort
bottles, of 1uhich the cbove is a tac-s'n'-
lie. The label is finely engrobed, and
is provided with safeguard from
oo,tnterfeiters. price 81 per bottle or
si1 for SIS. rr a. RI 80.
g. W. Robook, ProprietOri JIo' 8
East Fourth St., Cincjnndti, to 'toton'
all orders should be addressed. ay.a
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COMBINATION CUSHIONS

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have universally pronounced them unelulef Tor general
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seven distinct patents improvements In Billiard Tshe>
have granted by the United Siaas ratcnf O~~
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yern,nent inspryye nts In Bitrf Cushions
we employ la tho src0n ~ Tables variety of
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I,ERglRD'g DANCING ACADEMY ~ wPsf porE
IN teenth sireet--tis-~ss Wedrn~dsys and ss'urisss
Monasts Thursdays Same terms ~ preceding yeart
FRgREROs fourth Enn8sl private eorer tantane a. the
adeny oil Music via taxo place on THURSDAY, Janusrys
tss3
~ sEARIvGe PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, 40
81 21 FOURTH AZ rue, neAf Twenty mad .rect.Pupls
can com al Wi cin@- AMI indisf0 o. i~tt1ns
suit aprleans Fer Eoro fal particulars Apply -
Above.
MADAME RAryAGBArs DANCING ACADEMY. ~
NI L. Roy place fHler Grand N@w Year Hog
ths evening the pups ard hAbllues elegant dansres
good mgsc, and everything 70 secure PLEASANT reanoa
MADAME AUGUSTA has TIE PLEASURE TO ~.
VI hfr patrons that her srnnd gaaflsf dartng
laHon w sxr shout the tsh ~ Januafr fOr rsrlArs
s1riy o. " wtsi TvsutrfQsnl sifgyh
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sa.ss proposals. aaaerass Fioa;s.s for Lead Lead
{; :ss''S !, ssasf s Z, IL
aussssc5 & &. Lea Lead r Wire s'h d. 81 daas.
~ All al tho III ssyy Yard free Of all
70 The government within ten dsss after the eapira-
son Of te adver cement and subject 70 the usual pce
s.Os oiisf n..t sscompansd by swnlton gsaatse
der bis oier i ths Io~si viii anedlassy INTO
q he %ar Deemed ii Rs Navy
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERroTios OF BUILDINGS
orf'cE Asisr'sT oAs,Iaa1.srt55s b. y, a. ia sSs
scaled proposals. be rseslseda opiss as'li satr
isiassias Il ana lection Hospital Baiags
.. the Camp o. Paroed xeanssd Prisoners near this
-. ss aas S sI1 ssI sp as
Tho full name and Post oice address OF the bidder must
pl The w sS ~
ldm Fl s ss R.r o o s g. and
Ssts 81 Be aa e & s. rsaou
SON Assistant Qaarterpa,ter United States Army Aes
fsr Eisosioa Of BailinssS s '''' '''''A''
The sbliy Of the bidder "a iii TIC Contract should # be-
m.dss % a % Re "a 9 s per
h e e. shown by tho
i sf bs Slfst ss Hsa''" District Court
Bonds equal In amount af the to be received
she contract signed by the tractor and DO o. his
sor VIII DO required of the successful bidder upon signing
che contract
AZ the bond accompany the contract i vii, DO neces
sxry for bidders their bcudsu with them,
have bonds ned in anticipate aud really 70 be produced
when the coract signe Blanks FOR bonds pro-
cured appcA being OF this Office either
sonally, by Ie,ier by telegraph
GuABAkrsL,
We ---, OF the county OF f.. and State OF ---
and OF the county ana State OF
hereby guarantee that - able 10 fulai contract Ia
cordaace with the Of his proposition and that sot
proposition be accented he win AZ enter
tract In accordance Herewith.
Should tho contract % awarded him prepared to
become his securities.
Go this must be appended the Official certificate
above mentioned.)
Payments made upon the completion of the contract
or thereafter tho Depo; Quarteraster ehs in
fuuds
Any nfsrma!ty In the bid, with the
erms Of this adj ertsement will tho rejection OF the
proposal.
The buildings traced for under this advertisement
be erected 10 sccornce with the pns AMI spGccations
furnished with the least possible delay and VIII To
ioctsd 10 the inspection Of master mechanic
The Depot Gu 10 himself the risht TO
reject all BIDS he deem toe hi H. for other sun ient
SsuAca o. Is. FERG LSDN,
Captain A. Q. NJ, United States Amy.
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BII.r,rNI,Ds.

DrLLIARDs--FoKs ALF, AT1NB STOCK OF TABI ~
- at reasonable prices orders by mail Ton Iarira aud
Tmmings attended and Banauiie Tables Tor ssie by
W. u GKffFIrif, 40 Fniign air.oL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 MEXICAN PROTOTYPE COMPANY NO. q LEROY
a place OF BE aad Mercer s.raets)-An en
ircly process producing Surface Printing Places
Wood Cuts) BY the aid Of Photography. Publisher VIII
Had 10 th,r interest to examine tho work and the prices OF
Ahe Company Photographs OF superior quality taken Fruits
AID Photographic Copies of good ensavngB sold nude TO
order Letters 70 be addressed the American Prototype
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SYw PUBLICATIONS.

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Fssa, cent ~ nal posaes IRE eafeniT s~~sd fotn n
saFtus NJ cuffastt. OF HfeffA ~ ~ rNnte
q. BLANCHARD. FubAssrr ~ Ann street
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mi ransa. p~orAe ana roo hsg. far ever ar@ hS
vised and enlarged 81 t0n nesry fradr Lea oas fSf q
DHYsfoososy or sfgrs of CmARscrRK. rHr.
j rosgy, ard the b0diy leseipas g'feneb ~, a tas
rr.ln an Nervous SJsf~a Peg s1ft ntisnrs VI 80
poli, Ehnology ~ a. Nsts.si HistY " kan WA 10
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meat mo Il Va t@tfes siafia - ". fhr.ns0s
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nRr>i STORE FOR SALE-A BARuAIN-Ss5O; NEAT
~ ~ IN sd up low rent weii stocked ia principal
s east side OF the proprietor Of
the city an ca not attend to T. Address Al ohccary
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SHANTED--rILRS or The "HOUSEHoLDJO JOURNAL
w for tic yea 1861 April to December Isel.
which nbsa p VIII b. paid Any person possessing
In the circulation and of
che above Journal ng Tie lime OF Us publication will he
literally rewarded BY addressing Chsa H. Cary box 4sf7
Uew York rosA o01ce.
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City Intelligence.

AssI,EnsARy POLISH REVOLUTION The auuiver
sary OF the Polish revolution will he celebrated by
grand public meeting at the Cooper Institute on Monday
evening" 30th instant. Several distinguished speakers
are announced 10 be present, including General Sge
Richard O'Gorman, Gerritt Smith, Robert Emmett and
others several organizations ot other naonaities will
be represented among them tue "Kughts OF ST. Patrick
a delegation from which body, composed OF the President
T. Butler the Vice Presidents, Messrs william Aunee and
Dunphy the Secretaries Messrs Lyons and Curran and
Messrs Roberts, W. 4. Robnson H. Harnett and others
will he present the platform represent the sym.
pahes OF the Irish nationality with the OF Poland
The blind pianist and composer, Professor Edward
kansk will perform his original and the Polish national
airs assisted by Mr. wallsce's band vocasts who
will sing "Jeszcze Poska Me Zgiuela (Poand is not
yet lost)
We regret TO hear OF the continued and illness OF
Judge Sweeny, Of the second District Court His ply
sicaus. apprehendng any immediate Danger antici
pate that the attack will be painful and protraced Al
present. by direction OF his Doctors any one but
his personal relatives are permitted TO see him
SUBSCRIPTION rHx RUSSIANS foR IBK Poor o. Nsw
YoRK.-Admrs Lisovski, in q ueat letter to Mayor On.
dyke has donated the OF four thousand seven hun
dred dollars q subscription from himself and his su
bordinae officers towards alevatug the dsresses OF
the poor Of New Xork.
PRx-sxrAuos-Mao Douglas Frszar Of the Thirteenth
New YORK Volunteer cavalry has been presented with
very handsome sword belt and SASH by the officers Of his
regiment AZ testimonial OF their esteem and respect
MAJOR fraxar service with the English and French
armies In China. and present the taking of the
1aku Fort and Pekn and at other places.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Ferry Rights-The Exemption Clause OF
1859.
UNITgD STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Nov. 27.--7hc United States The Eigdbefhpnt and
were instituted IN the Court below against the defendants
for the purpose OF recovering certain penalties under the
second section OF the act or Congress the 7h Jay
1883, referred 10 and adopted by the OF Seth OF
August, 1862 the latter, su act 10 amend act entitled
act provide for the better security OF the hyes Of
passengers board OF vessels propelled In who'll in
part by steam &C. The forty second section provided,
that this act shall not apply 70 steamers used terry
hundred aud hfty burthen and used
part navigating canals The this case
charged with having violated the requ stoo OF the
Aforesaid used on the ferry between this city and
Mariners Harbor, n. Y. This ferry. according 70 the
evidence, established moro than eighty years ago.
ana has been continued ever since 10 older
II rather late to Institute tho, inquiry
whether or not the propretors possess all the
rxh.s and privileges beloDgns q ferry franchise We
and by virtue Of the municipal Of the States New
York and New Jersey. According TO the doctrine OF
Gibbons w. Ogden % VIII 214l, and numerous other
following it, both In the federal ana STATE courts
the grant OF ferry franchise belongs exclusively the
State governments, and 10 among tho OF reserved
granted by the States And hence
when dealing with the equipment regulation OF vessels
engaged in navigation under the commercial power con-
ferred upon by the constitution usually II always
in express TERMS exempts thclass OF vessels they
engaged in q navigation under the authority and
direction OF the municipal laws Of the States and subject
to their regulation. The of Conway Vs. TAYLOR q
executors recently before the Supreme Court OF the
United States, will Illustrate this Distinction and which
full examination OF ferries and ferry right under State
laws and state ursd ction. in that makes unne
cessary for in this TO do than refer TO it,
We satisfied that the exemption clause already re-.
erred TO In the act OF 1852 the vessels proceeded
against IN this
Judgment OF court below reversed
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Police Intelitaeuc..

the sixth precinct, yesterday arrested a man named
Charles Downey, on warrant issued by Coroner Nau
mann In May last. Downey, II Is alleged, threw quan
t,ty OF boiling water over woman nmed sophuia Han.
nsgan in April last, which scalded her so severely tina,
she sd from Its effects the 9TH Of May last when the
Coronsr Jury rendered verdict "ths deceased came to
death from injuries received at the hands Of Charles
Downcy." We arc informed that Downey 10 a man up.
wards OF nty years OF About twelve years ago he
was worth $50 900 and owned fast team worth Al 800
Becoming addicted TO gambling and kindred vices he soon
became hard pressed for available funds
his property 70 person named Crown, who kept the no.
torious liquor saloon known the Crowns Corncy IL
Vas In this place the crime was committed for which be
Il now under arreat - =
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with which the
comparison Of the working expenses of the Eng
lish railways is made above has suffered more
from rebel raids than any other road running
through loyal territory; but it was never permitted
TO remain in a crippled condition beyond the time
that human means and ingenuity required to give
il again perfection.
A correspondent informs us that ne Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company will pay dividend
Of seven per cent on the preferred certificates
about the middle Of next month. He'says:-
These preferred certificates sell for about S. while the
common certificates will bring only about 81 on when
one high in authority tells the earnings OF the road
would permit them to pay 10 per cent. Now, why, in
the face OF inflated prces these things Here ia
road with total liability OF only f1A 900 0OOQearnina
about 900 monthy-which enables them 70 pay good
divdendsyet their stock sells for only " whereas
companies that never hope expect be able to pay
dividends can sell their stock above par public
ignorant or what Is the natter
We observe that application has been made to
the New Jersey Legislature for a charter for q
bank at Bloomfield, with 800 900 capital, and for
| bank at west6ed, Union county. So IL seems
that some bankers prefer special charters from
the States to the national system offered by Con.
gress.
The following Is comparative table showing
the condition of the banks In the three leading
L cisl rit NJ h TIu,c
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
OOroners' Inuuesss.

MAS owrnD.-wiiam counor, young EosIishman
swcoty shree years OF age, drowned while ,n state
Of ntoxicstion Thursday last BY falling into the va,er
ai pier a. East river The deceased dressed IN blue
jacsss and pants, bad dark hair. and vi. slightly
pcckmarked Coroner wildey held Inquest when q
verdict Of accidental drowning was rendered.
DlAv AND Dvrs MAS Rus Ovss.--Coroner wiIdey held
inquest yesterday At the Fourteenth precinc, station
house the body d Cornelius Gslivau, deaf mute,
sboss years d aes, who wss over on Thursday
last Brooas sssss, near Elizabeth by enc OF De cars
belonging 70 she Fourth avenue line Danei Ienerhan
the dhvw was arrested at the time and held ts await
tho verdict q the Cproners jury who yesterday OK.
ooersi hm ffom all blame, end ha wss accordingly dis.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

The foreign exchanges were Of course unsettled
by the violent fluctuations " reNA NFN4,.
The gold market was also in a state of ferment
to-day and the rush of sellers has not been greater
upon any previous occasion. Lots of all sizes,
from five thousand dollars to quarter of million,
were offered but buyers were chary and not dis
posed to risk to any great extent, particularly as
there seemed no hope for contradiction of Gene
raj Grants dispatches. 1t will be seen that the
market opened at 354 down from the closing sales
of Wednesday but rallied little, only to submit
to still further decline. slight reaction took
place in the evening as will be seen by the follow