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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-25
JOHN HERMAN

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general that he still continues the
BLAKSMITHING BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF LOcKPORT, where he respectfully invites
theFarmer's and the public generally togive him
a call. He feels thankful to the farmers for The
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business, TO receive share Of
public patronage.
All kinds ofoiher work down as good as can
be down in this part ofthe CT uu,ry.
EDGE TOOLS.
Made T. order, and if they should fail, no
hCarges will be made
Lockport Sept. 10th, 1910.
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STRAYED.

Strayed away from the Subscriber living in
Dover. township, Tuscarawas county.
A BALD BAY MARE,
About 10 years Old, a mark on her left hind log,
where she received Injury some years since.
Any person giving information where said mare
is, shall be rewarded.
w. McCLEARY.
November 0th, I94O. Sw.
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SESSION OHIO STATESMAN.

SESSlON Univ - ! n b'1NA NV
We propose to issue the STATESMAN. do
ing the ensuing session Of the Ohio Legislature
on the following terms, viz:
TRI-WEEKLY, 200
SEMI-W EEKLY, $50
WEEKLY, 90
Persons subscribing, will please designate
which paper it is that they desire.
The approaching session ofthe Ohio LeglsIa-
ture, will be one Of more than usual interest TO
all parties. The Corwin administration will bo
in progress--hs inaugural will have deFeIoped
his measures, or rather the measures oI the Ban
kersamd Aboltionists that elected him, and III
whose hands he is.
When these measure are presented to the Leg
isIature by Governor Corwin, as II Is his duty by
the constitution, the lug OF, of war will COM
mcnee in the Legislature; and, for the tirst time
for wears. the people will have an opportunity
of seeing what the principles OF whIggery real
Y are in practice, and tar comparison can he
made between the doctrines OF the two parties,
touching the great interests OF equal rights and
constitutional government.
We shall have good reporters, aud use what
industry we are capable of employing on our
paper, to give correct and extensive view of all
lheir doings and the first curious item will be
law reducing the salaries Of all the officers in
the State, as promised TO the people. The next
will be, TO raise the wages Of labor increase
the price of wheat and pork introduce the ne>
grues fresh from Kentucky into our courts as
witnesses, and into our common schools; but
| not into our Colleges where Bankers children
congregaie. Al these hard cider and coon skin
movements will be recorded with care and pre-
cisiOn, and when necessary, made into first rate
Tippecanoe songs, and sung TO keep the Inem'
bers' spirits up.
And the scheme already on foot, as we are in
formed, to chain down the people BY great
Bank machinery, more powerful than the throne
| of the Russian Autocrat, will be WATCHED with
due care. Let the people read and judge for
themselves.
The proceedings of Congress will also be du
ly given as heretofores
8. g. NJ. Fl. MEDARY.
Columbus, November l3, 1910.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

august ~Oi Se9V-u
ROOT & SFfOE STORE
Situated in The building formerly Occupi
ed as a Grocery by Mr.. StDmph, &
opposite the Mansion House,
NeU Philadelphia, Ohio.
CoNa AID GENTOEI,
HDESPECTFULLY informs the cit
EG izenp of New Philadelphia, thas
he carries on the above Business in all
oil lts various branches, and as he keep,
none other than his own manufactured
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
Particular attention will he given TO
the manufac ure OF Gentcmen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one of the
best Bootmen'in the country. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment OF BOOTS g.
SHOES (of his own make constantly
on hand.
The Public are respectfully invited 10
give him /. call before purchasing else
where.
ALSO
Groco cries, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
der, and Liquer by the quart and GAL
lon.
Nv phiIaAelnhia Auo 16 1900
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N E Nv
EatIo.rtmg Esta bItsbWent,
SAMUEL H ADAMS.

SA1MUEL Il ADAMS,
MN1 QULD respectfully inform tho
w citizens of Dover, and the ad-
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town OF
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, two doors west of Montfredy &
McClesn's New Store, in the room for
merly occupied by Mrs. M: G. Glonin-
ger 40 confectionery, whore Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable g.
fitting manner; from his experience in
the above business, he feels assured that
he will be able 10 render general satis-
faction to all, who are pleased, 10 give
him CALL
Dover, April 10Th 1910. IT,
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~ ~ II ID II
B MARTIN who would respectfully inform
aD o his Old friends and the public, that he
still carries on the above business, in its
various branches, one door East of ]. ]. Bur-
ress' Grocery Store, having Just received new
and general. assortment ofBOOTS & SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Season-Being carefully
selected by and from several of the most expe
rienced manufactures, in tho City, may be relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively to continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the best workman, he can obtain, and
having on hands abundance of Stock and fin
Ho S, which challenge comparison in this place.
dlnshopesPp Pprovldencei permitting TO be able con,
slantly 10 furnish aOundan'choi give general
satisfaction, and justly merit sufficient share
public. patronage. Determined to improve his
business by all fair means-he assures those who
may favour. him with call, that he will sell as
low for good pay, as any articles of the same
kind, and quality, so far as he knows con be
had in this Part Of the Country.
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H0tterJ.

q HARLES WILSON, Halter second st
" DOVER would inform the cilizensof
Tuscarawas County, that he continues to carry
on the Hating business, in all It's various bran>
ches. His workmanship shall be of first quali-
ty, hoping Thereby to merit liberal share. o
patronage. ,-
NJ b. All those indebted to him, are requss-
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst of Jan.s
uary, otherwise their bills will be put in the
Justices hands for collection,
Dec. 18th.
All kinds of country produce, taken
in exchange Gor work, or outstanding
debts.
N. B. l will pay 81 cts, per bushO
or wheat, for all outstanding debts.
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the frontiers they always found his house
smphalieslly home. How kinds how
ad.ble. how e0ndeseendiag was Ihis dis
lingvished statesman. may be learnt from
an occurrences ahleh vas inld me by =
bralher preacher. On : very csld and
boisiefous night. young preacher who
eame 10 the Generals. when he lived
lhink.) in Vineennes. sent 10 me
meeting house 10 preach. but owing 10
the inelemeney Of the weather. not soul
attended except the General and soldier.
The preacher, who was young man.
and lull Of zeal. considering il his duis 10
preach whether the congregation Was
srrsl or small. GOT up in the pulpit aud
, went through the usual exercises. a.
though scores were present. During this
time The General sai n The fnot Of the
slrps leading 90 she pulpit. gising the
most profound allsntian % the discourse.
whrn The preacher had rlosedhis serman.
pereeising that the snldler was holding
down his head. and thinking he VAS
affected BY The discourse, he vent 10 him
10 give him some words of consolation
under his supposed distress. The Gem
ersl then got up. and taking candle oul
OF the candlesliek. held IL IN his hand
close 10 The preacher. while he was TALK
ing 70 and singing over The poor soldier.
This lIllle incident made deep impress
sion on my mind. and endeared the man
10 me ever aiierwsrds. Thought could
see in ii his great lore fnr religion and The
sacred truths Of The Gosp+l--hls grea,
respect for the minister ol Jesus Christ
in eondescendlng. Slsiesmsn, General.
and Governor ss he was. 10 become q
candle holder Tor q poor young. inexre.
rieneed Methodist preacher. Ills great
philanthropy in remaining 10 The meeung-
house Of cold winters night. IL he, by
80 doing. could only accIdsnlslly be lribu-
isry To the happiness Of poor soldier
Such man is worthy 70 oil the Office Of
Pfesidrn, Of these United Siaies--and
members OF the Meihnsiisl church, such
msn Is nou before you. Will you not
remember his former kindness 20 your
preachers! You now have il in your
power 20 do something for him. who in
the days o. your suffering. did 50 much
for you. Require, then. his generosity.
whose house was slwsys open 10 your
preachers. and where they IN sickness,
suffering and distress. were sure 10 find
q HonE.
Az ON METHODIST PREACHER.
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Of . President who had himself ieopsr-
.ded his life snd shed his blaad in sehies-
ing the Independence 81 he eoanlry. and
knew hos 10 appreciate hero's services.
and reward soldiers tolls. Such. GEN.
llemsn. Was The siiuslion Of nv friend. The
defender Of Ohm cabins from The furious
savage. The bearer in his body oflhs make
Of seven distinct WOUNDS. ~hen the spoil
ers rame.
When he disbanded iegions Of Angus
ius sers suffered To eject the happy hus.
bandmsn oflhe f.riesi portions of Issly. ne
have reason 70 brleFe--ae know indeed
-,hai some were spared. The ruthless
warrior Vas nai suffered 20 usurp The
seat and siols,c The graves which had re-
sounded 10 The songs Of the greatest Of
poets We may conclude. also. that The
SCARED veterans Of lormer wars we're ~
empied from The otherwise general pro
scrIplion. Indeed. we must suppose thai
The sympathy naturally frll between men
af the same profession would have indn-
eed The usurpefs 10 spare The wsr-vorn
followers 81 The great Pumpry. although
they had been the soldiers of liberty, and
the sworn enemies Of their own faction.
But. gehllemsn, LEI me ssk YOU Rotc 10
point 10 an exception in eli The prescription
which has rsged in our country Tor The las,
twelve years. Who has been spared thar
prassessed any thing which could tempt
The curidily Of the spnilers! My friend
10 The last victim. The reason Of this
honorable Distinction could sell. ], 10
somewhat different from that which IN.
duced The giant Polyphemus 10 intend
The like honor 10 The King Of Ithaca. BIZ,
Won nav perhaps be ANXIOUS 10 know The
reason which has been assigned for this
outrage upon the feelings Of The Ameri-
can People. Why, il was precisely ,l,s.
Which has been gwen 10 al counties for
ell The violeni and unjust acts of iyranls:
. The public good " In this ease. .,he
advantage Of The democracy" Ia The
mldsl Of such sbomInalions. how sppro.
pirate IL The exclamation Of one Of The
distinguished victims Of the savage Ro
bespieIre. ]. Oh! democracy. how many
crimes are committed 10 thy nsme!"
!, NAV be proper. gentlemen, TIA. ]
should add that General Van Rensselaer,
has accounted for every cen, of The pub
lie money that ever came into his hands.
and that he dsres the siriclesi insesiiga.
lion into his copdoel as an officer. What
cause 81 deep reflection. gentlemen. dies
The case ~ my friend. cnn,fas,ed with thai
&c oihsrs known 10 brpnbIic defaultefs.
who have been retained in office, preseni
to the patriot and the friend Of Republi.
can eovernmenH
I conclude, gentlemen, by offering you
y seniinena. .. May Solomon Van Rens
selser be The las, victim in our country ol
parry whence; and may The services which
are To be The future passports TO office be
no, Those renderd TO party, but 10 the
whole People"
| am. gentlemen, with great respect,
your humble servant.
W. II. HARRISON.
To Samuel w. Davies. &c.
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GOOD DOCTRINE.

In e letter from Major Campbell, late
Treasurer, in reply To an in,i'snon to the
Clarksburg Convention, We find the fol
lowing Wing principles:
| "iIsr yon these rs my sentiments,
which | hope in my absence you will
present 10 your Convention:
lsi. One Term only fnr the President.
to guard him against tie temptation III
prostitute the powers OF the Executive
To obtain his re election.
%. No suh-Treasury system which
increases the Executive power. " already
tno gres, l"r Republic. and which can
be beneficial alone 10 the officers aud
other creditors of the Government.
81. No Bankrupt Law BY the General
Government To be applied TO our state
banks. which would enable The Execu-
tive Of the United States to crush our
state Institutions aud destroy our state
Governments.
4,h. No Discretionary powers in the
hands Of the Presiden, 10 use and dismiss
the banks a. il may suit his sovereign
will and pleasure, as such power would
throw The whole Of The banking ins,ilu-
,ions Of our country q, the fee. Of the
Presiden, as suppllcsnis for his favor OF
miserable slaves Of his power.
9Th. No discretionary power TO the
Secretary OF The Treasury to issue Tres-
sury notes ad fbituns, as j. would enable
him 10 flood the country with the most
dangerous kind Of all paper money.
Oh. No reorganization Of the militia.
which places them in the service of The
United States in a time Of peace. and
under the absolute command Of The Presi-
dent, as il siols,es the Constitution, and
lays The foundation Of mili,sry despo.
lism.
9Th. And no more Of Me-. Presiden,
Van Buren, after his present term expires,
as he has recommended all these mea.
sures. and has converted the whole poweI
Of the Executive into an eleclioneerlng
machine for party purposes. which. I
not taken out Of his hands. will denaora
lise the country, aud convert the Gov.
ernmen, into an odious despolism.
| have the honor 10 be, with grea
respect and esteem, your fcIlow-citizen.
John CAMPBELL.
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Hear the Old Methodist Minister.

The following thrilling appeal is from
one whose head is frosted Ger with some
sevenry winters. Hear him-he speaks
with heart overf1"wing with love for his
country and i,s institutions. for which.
old as he is. he feels a deep and lively
interest. We lake his letter from The
Augusta Geo. ReformeE-
To he Editors of the Reformer:
GENTLEMEN:-An old Methodist min
lister, who has been one Tor upwards Of
forty three years. and who never in his
life subscribed Cor a truly political paper
who never attended purely political
meeting. or in any shape or way engaged
in poliiics. other than 60 to the polls and
deposile his vote. now requests you 10
send him your paper. Although. as a
minister, / have hitherto stood sloof from
politics. I can really do so no longer. |
have read some. reflected much-and
often compared the present with the past,
and have sighed and mourned over the
distress tha, has been brought on my
beloved country. This.dis,ress, i con
scien,iously believe. has been brought
on i, by The mismanagemens Of her rulers
nor DO | see any thing 10 the vista bn,
utter ruin, uhless some sirluous and CON-
pe,ent hand be induced TO take The helm.
Ths, personsga 10 General Harrison. /,
is many years since | FIRST became &C
quain,eJ with this gentleman; and for a
length OF time may say was his neigh
Dor. And now from no other motive
than conviction Of his worth and fitness
for the Office, TO which hope he will
be elevated. do take up my pen and
make my wishes known. To The mem
bers of The Methodist Church particular.
ly address myself. Few Of these Of The
present day know The warm. the s,eadfasi
the uniform friend Me.hodism and il:
preachers had in General Harrison,
When these preachers were travelling OF
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North Bend. July 1. Is40.

North Bend, July !, 1870.
Gentlemen: A recent domestic affection
in The death Of one Of my sons. and the
present illness Of Mrs. Harrison, will pre-.
vent me from enjoymen, The grra, plea.
cure Of being present al the dinner 10 be
given on Thursday mex. TO my behaved
friend aud old associate In arms. Gen.
Solomon Van Rensselaer,. Il is now
for,y.sesen years since first me, the dis
linguished solder in the army Of Gen.
Wayne he IL The capacity Of cornet IT
dragons. and as an ensign Of infantry.
Associated IN all The tolls aud difficulties
incident to q war, the theatre Of which
was an unbroken wilderness. Of ages
nearly correspondent, and Of dispositions
and tastes which induced US 10 seek the
same empioyments. the same amuse.
men,s. aud The same feliowships, our
Friendship thus formed by prepossession
aud knit in common danger, could not be
ephe,nersl. Il was such. indeed, as though
We owned The same psr,ernity, and had
been nurtured al The same bosom. Aud
| may say with CASTILLO OF his brother,
"yynen had friend that was not PoIidorc's,
Or Polidure foe that was no, minel"
will not attempt. gentlemen, 10 give
you even summary of The services III
Gen. Van Rensselaer,. | will not tell YOU
Of the deep debt Of gratitude which is due
TO him from Western men, Of his gsllan,
bearing in The ba,lle Of the Rapids Of the
Miami. and The blood which | saw ponr
ling from his manly bosom upon the soil
Of Ohio. or his still more glorious achieve.
ments upon the heights Of Queenstown.
ENABLED, like those Of Abraham. by The
blood Of the csn,ending heroes. All this
you know. l. is 10 be found IN the
records Of your country. and furnishes
some Of the brightest pages Of lis history
But, for moment. let me ask your al
tenuon to his more recen. history. Az.
" hat 10 he nov! VIVA, and who 10 The
hero Of Two wars, the conqneror Of the
heroic Brock. Of him by whose manage
ment, or whose gallsntry, so deep a
v ound had been inflicted upon the milf
iary character Of our county!
| Ayesr ago | would have answered you.
fellow ciilzens, that he was living in
humble retirement. in the bosom Of a
large and happy family. supported. by lie
emolumenls Of On humble Office, the gift
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30 wm- Hunter. Of Newport. RI.
Charges dss Affairs az he Court Of Bra.
81. Federal member or Congress Dc.
ring the war. British try. educated Al
Oxiofd. and an Englishmsn in his hab.ls,
sssaeialians and family connections.
81. Edward Rogers. v. q. member
Of Congress from N. Yogk-a Federalisl
% The hIackesl dye.
3s. Samuel Cushman, tmark Il, rea.
der. this gentleman 10 an excellent De-
mocrs,ic Stale Rights Republican Van
buren, manly Who. during The la.t war.
hoped 10 God thar srery .americaa
soldier irho marcheifo caaGia, i1ould
ieare his bones there"
80. Henry Vail. v. b. ex member Of
Congress from N. ".
40. John q. Brosdhead. ". Buren, en-.
member Of Congress from N. ".
al. Samuel fiarker. editor az The Bal.
,imore Republican. . whole hog Van
Buren, paper who. in 1897. said: ave
will never ask forgiveness 70, the poli,i-
cal sin which stamped upon us the name
Of Federalis,; IRE delight in The nams,''
Who. again, in 1923. said: /. To US,
The name Of Federalism is spbirc, Of
no reproaeh. We rejoice 10 bear &. end
hope that our efforts 10 honor and snp-
port il, may be such as il merils." &c.
-. John Adams Dix. author OF the e.
nous l.nc0 Fac0 Address III the v. Bu.
ren National Convention. 10 10 Federal,st
Of The first water.
40 Col. Howard. late Van Buren,
member Of Congress. from Baltimore.
"A. Vngil Maxey. v. B. Munster o,
the Court nc Belgium.
IS. Gotham Parks. u. s. Marshal Tor
The State Of Maine.
az. Samuel Morris. v. B. member OF
Congress from Prnnsylssa,a.
4s. BENZ. M-fin. proprietor of The
.Pennsylvanisn," (,hs very mouth piece
ofihe ". Buren, party. in Pennsylssnia,
and once ediinr Of furious Federal and
an,i-war paper, in the interior Of This
stale.
30 Silas C. Wright. q Sensior in Con-
gress from New York. and leader Of
the Van Buren, party.
so. l.emnel Paynier. a Van Buren,
member Of Congress from The Fret Com
gressional District Of Pennsylvania. al
old Delaware ami war Federslisi."
Here. cir. 1 viii stop. might. how.
ever. 60 on and Gil your paper with The
names Of men who are well know 20 be
Of the old blsckcockade fsieral sect
men WIN supported ,ha, party out and
oul--bot | deem IL unnecessary and |
am persuaded The evidence | have sdduc-
ed, 70 show that ihe Van Buren, party
10 The Federal party. 10 quite sufficient
10 subslsniia,e the charge. But our De-
mocralic stump orators have told The
people OF Orange not 70 believe any
Thing Published IN Whig papsrs--,he
psople are told that Whis papers publish
hes. and therefore must 90, be credited.
The Democratic papers. however, must
be credited in oil cases. even though
Itheir islsehsods put tho ID TO blush
Well. IL Wing papers are guilty Of mis-.
representation. IL will keep them busy
10 excel same Democratic speakers /
have heard in by gone days. In conciu.
sion. | Jely democratic stump orators.
editors aud all. 10 d,sprove any Of the
above mentioned FACTS.
NEW HOPE.
Orange county, July. 1910.
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Az ON MErHoDisr PREACHER.
A LETTER FROM GEN. HARRI-
SuN

Gan Harrison was among the invited
guests 10 The dinner given 10 Gen. Van
Rensselaer,. In Cincinnati. Ohio, on The
I'd ins'. He could not be prss.n,. ias
ressons assigned. The following 10 bis
letter declining the invitation. Il Is one
Of those good things which frequently
fall from the pen oi American statesmen.
and from none more often that Gen. liar
rison's. Good taste will relish aud eur.
rect judgmsn, approve il.
.aierandria Gazette.
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Among the bills which have failed by
no. being finally acted upon a, the late
Session Of Congress. is the bill for further
securing the collection Of The duties on
imports, (Mr. ADAMs's billy This bill.
af,er II had passed the House, underwent
long debate in the Senate. and also
passed that body, tcith amendments,
which amendments brought the bill back
to The House. Those amendments were
never acted upon. aud 40 the bill was
lost. Il is said that its passage would
have added more than million Of dollars
a year 10 the revenue. i6id.
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The Tobacco Interest In The course
Of yesterdays sitting, in the House Of
Representatives, Mr.. Jeni(er gave notice
that. IL bv the LIST Of January next The
duties aud restrictions upon our tobacco
in Europe were not modified, he should
ask leave to introduce q bill laying coun-
rervailing duties. Net. Intel.
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From the 81. Louis Republican, July IL.
The organ Of the Administration OF
yesterday contains cut. representing q
log cabin biown up by the sub. Treasury.
The representation is the hes. illustration
Of this measure we have seen. II will,
il continued long in force, blow up thou.
sands Of log cabins. II will drive the
tenants Of many now peaceable and happy
log cabins forth into the world poor and
pennyless. II will strip honest industry
Of its rewards. and beggar the noblest part
Of the American People. the humble but
industrious occupants OF log cabins. Will
the Argus loan US the cut! We wish The
whole state to see the effects you may
expsc. from The sub.ueasury bill.