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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-02
PROCLAMATION.
TO- THE QUALIFIED ELEC-
TORS OF THE STATE OF
OHIO. ..-.

WHEREAS, Itis provided BY the first Sec
ton of the act entitled Tan act to provide for a.
lection of Electors of President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States" passed Feb. 18th
1920, "That-the Governor of this State. six,y
days previous TO ue time provided 5y this ac,
for the election of Electors Of President and Vice
President of the Uniled States, shall, by procla-
nation, to be inserted in one of The news.pa-
pers printed in each county in this State, where
any such paper is printed, give notice of the
time ofhotdiDg such election, and the number
of Electors of President and Vice President.
there 10 be chosen
Therefore, in discharge of the duty required
BY the provision of the AFORESAID act. ], WI
SON SHANNON, Governor of The State Of
Ohio, do hereby notify and require the qualified
electors of this State TO assemble in their respeo
live townships at the usual places designated I,
holding Elections. on the last FRIDAY, beirr
tho THlRTlETH day Of OCTOBER next and
| ttben and there proceed to elect twenty >oneelec
toiSof President and Vice President of the Uni
sedos, in pursuance of the Constitution, andtho
lawthe United States and Of this State.
In testimony whereof, !, WILSON SHAM
NON. Governor of the State of Ohio, have
D.. hereunto SUBSIDIZED my name. and caus
! TLas.] ed the Greal Seal Of lhe State TO be ai.
fixed, at Columbus the 20th day Of Au
gust, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eor
hundred and forty, and in The sAty.6fh year &c
| the Independence of the United States Of Amer
ca.
BY the Governor:
WILSON SHANNON.
WILLIAM TREvITT,
Secretary Of State. ..
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British TVhig Opinions. - Preferpnce
FOR Great BrilsIn over their own cuuu-
try. lfibe people are 10 Tuie'--Ats a Wing
federal meeting on Wednsdsy evening
week. Col. Kirsman Of Portland. Me-,
who /, was understood acted as Mar
-ehai Of the Msiuel delegation, made a
speech iD which be distinctly avoved
the continent that he pouid sooner come
under tkSrpie of Qneen Victoria. than
TO haze Mer6n Van BarSa re-elecfed
Prcsidenti
This hesaid in connection with the
'hounda'y question, iotimating that il de
pended on Mr.. Van Buren's settlement
OF that question whether he CeL X
was an American citizen or British
subject, but HE WOULD SOONER
BOW TO QUEEN VICTORIA THA-
LIVE UNDER THIS ADMINISN
TRATiON i-~.Bos. Post.
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them. -
Yes, pufglns these humols.. ..ifom4he body i
the true cure Tor all these complaints, end eve'
~ other form Of disease; this is no mere asser,
aion, il is a demonslTable truth; aud each day u
lis a demonstabls truth, and each day it is ez-
tending itself, FAR ard wide il is becoming
known, and more and moro appreciated.
eCAUTlON.-.-Da B. ,Tandre,h mover aP-
points Druggists, PedIaFs, Doctors or Apotheca-
rys, as bis agents; therefore if yon want to ne
,ure to have THE REAL BRENDRETHS
PILLS, never purchase at Drug Stores OF % o.
Pedlars, Doctors or Apothscaries. The rus
they seilin nay name beng universally all oo0n
terfeits. -
All.who sell the genuine Pills have acertlfi-
cafe Of agency, signed BY DR.. B. in his own
hand writing, and renewed every IL months,
aud have entered into bonds Of $500, 10 sell
none other Pills than they receive from Dr.
Brandrelh or his duly.appoiuted travelling a.
gents who have invariably apower OF alton
new. signed bv the Clerk Of the County Of N,
York. OBSERVE..-The certificate Is rot Let
er press written or Lithoeraphic. 1t is En-
erayd.-., The said certificate being no guarun>
etoe o. the public alter l2 months from date
MAKR-- When you want Pills to make sur
Won are rinh, asl: to see the certificate OF agent
cy,..-Those who cell coun,erfsts, and never
had one will tell you il is mslald, lost. DC.
Price 25 cents , with full directions.
The following are the ouly authorized agents
for the sale Of Dr., Benjamin Brandreths Veg
elsblo Universal Pills, in the counties of Tus,
carawas and Carroll. -,
John p. Chaplin NewsPhiladelphia. q
The n;,on QandvVIlle. 10.
WIN. ID. Jenkins Carrolkon.
lima 10 I8d0 -'
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HGttery.. !.

WILSON. Halter second 81
~ DOVER would inform the cit zensoi
Tascarawas County, that he continues TO carry
on the Hating business, in all its various bran>
ches. His workmanship shall be of FIRST quai-
~, hoping thereby TO merit a liberal share. o
patronage. ~.
N. B. All those indebted to him. .,urs requss.
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst of Jan,
uary, otherwise their bills will be put in the
Justices hands for collection. 40.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds of country produce, taken
in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts.
N. D. will pay 81 cts. per bushel
for wheat, for ell outstanding debts.
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WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON

Ifa weak, GuperaDuaied old man. such
as Geneeral Harrison, utterly destitute
Of qualifications to sustain ,fe dignity OF
perform lhe duties Of tho Office, could
be elected President, ] shosld consider
Il reprOGch to our common country.-,
GopsrA0r McDr6is Of SOatb CarOiRa.
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ARKwARDNEss.- s.----1'he PickayuBe
Gays, there are four things that look
Esry awkward 10 woman, viz: 10 see,
her undertake 10 whICtle, 10 throw a
slOns. at q abOg, to smoke a cigar, aud 10
climb oyer garden fence.
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MARTIN VAN BUREN.

The principles he has not only avO~-
cd, but maintained openly and firmly,
are dear 10 the South, and what is O.
qualIy important, thOy aret'e priucip o.
Of Ils party GOUsrnor McDu6ie Of
CdroiiNa,
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STRAYED!!

On,he l5.h July last, from the nm
dersigned residing in Dover, one large"
red COW, part English breed, slit and
underbit in The left ear.
Any person who will give any inform
nation, or deliver said COW to me shah
be literally rewarded.
PETER YOSS
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Mrs. Child says. II never knew a
marriage expressly for money, that did
NOT end EnbsppiIy. Yet managing
mothers, and heariless dsughlerS, are
continually PlAying the same unlueky
Same.'s .ea -
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Say how do relish this cunry What on
whose foeng would TAKE PAYMENT OUT
MEMS DACkS AT FORTY CENTS LASH Ia tn something
tbofen IN thus balancing MONEY against LASHES
tmus! be fecoaeced, that
called 9hese hes FEESiNS
10 service only for f.........
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$40. Reward.

SrRAYED OR STOLEN, from
hesubs criber, living on tho waters Of
X pe's Creek. Brook County Va, cn
The 25th of August last, BLACK
MARE. tixteeu hands high; her Of
white foot is white; some saddle marks;
hesvy .naue; mark from a cut below
the pas,ern joint on the left hind Iot!i
natural noiter, SIX years old Twen-
ty..doiars will be given for the mate
alone; if she be stolen. forty dollars will
be given for tho mare aud iniet ifhe bo
prosecuted to convic,ion.p ~
JOSEPH GIBSON.
The Examiner Washington, Pa. and
OHIO Democra', Canal Dover publish TO
amt Of Of 81, and charge THE efice.-'-
SleubenvilIe Union.
Sept, |. 'l9AO. O.->3'.
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NDY:s Carolina -.Itis estimated that
$4,000 persons Of North Caroline. vii
be entitled 10 vote at the Presidential
election. %ao could not, under the con-
st,niion Of the State, vote at the late
election for State oflicers, &C. AT The
South, bets have been made that It's ell
ectoTiai vote will be for Van Buran
GovERNnE OF MAlNE.e~The Consti-
tp,Ioa Of MpiOc provides, that in case
there 10 no chaice Of Governor by the
people, the House of Representatives
shall chose by ballot two out Of the
four persons (ifso many there bel hav-
ing the largest number Of votes; snd
that of tue Two thu, designed,0e Ssnaie
shall chose one by ballot, who shall
thereupon he declared to be duly cleo
too Governor of The State.
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Fare Reduced
U,,wtt . 5 tats4s

FROM Wooster OHIO, To Wheeling Va
(VIa, MI. Eaton, Canal Dover. New Phlladel,
phn, Easiport, Stoektown, Cadiz Harrison
county, iiunisville, Mt. Pleasant, Malls to
Nheelng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling e,
cry Monday. W ednesday and Friday mornings
at 9 O'clock; rests all night at Gadiz and reach,
es " heeIing IL o'clock A. m. the succeednc
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, OH Monday
Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock p. N. reac
es Wooster! = o'clock P. NJ. the succeeding
lay
This line connects at Wheeling, with The
mail line for Frederick, (Maryland) at which
place the Rail road cars to Baltimore and Phil.
adeIphia, offer cheap and rapid passage; also,
with transe, up and down the Ohio. by Steam,
boat passage almost always in waiting and Of
fer opportunities Tor conveyance to Cincinnati
Orleans, 81. Louis, aud intermediate poipts, al.
SO to Steubenville, Pit.sburg and other point iu
Tint direction. '-
Ar WOOSTER,
This line leaves after the arrival of the Westerr
aud Northern Mails, for CIeaveland, Norwalk.
Mansfield ect. Inlersecls the Ohio Caual. a
Canal Dover, whore packets are constantly run
ming in the direction Of Massillon, CleaveldnG.i
also 10 Columbus, Chilicothe and Portsmouth
on ths Ohio, and inlersecls at Cadz the Sleu-
benyille lin.
AT WOOSTER
This limo intersecis the Norwulk,l ne, whicl
line passes through Ashland to Norwalk, fu
Huron and Detroit, also al Wooster with tb'
line to Mansfield, Bncyrus, and with line a
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
This Line for the last four years has been
eight months in the year in Coaches and the re-
manning months on horseback. The presen
Contact Compels the Contractors to carry tn
Mail in Carriages, the whole year, Of cours
no apprehension need be induged bv the pub
1 lie of any ysdisappoinment from season or wea
! ther.
The Ronte is decidedly the nearest and mo
eligible for all who wish TO leave this vicinil
/ for SteubenvilLe, which from the daily increa.
ing travel between the two places, is becomin
desideratun, the utLiost attention will bo pai
to the safety and comfort of passengers.
THE h
carriages apd Horses have been selected wi,
the utmoSt care, and none but experienced an
sober drivers will employed. ''i'
Application for seats on this line can be mao
at the Wooster Hotel. Al the United States II
tel, Wheeling, as we'll as at the intermedia
points.
1 .t-.. II. KOLLER, I contractor
49, la. MYERS, g.:
April 24th, 50. 6w.
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HARRISON LAW.
One Currency for the rich, Ged
go another. fer the poor. q
A law Of Indiana, approved by
General Yns. Henry Harrison,
Sep. 9TH, 1907, contains the fol
lowing provisions viz:
Section e. In all cases Of PEE
nal laws, where free persons are
punishable by fines, servants
shall be punished by whipping
after the rate Of twenty Iashes
for every eight dollars, SO that
no servant shall receive moro
than forty lasbes at any one time
unless such offender can pro-
cure some person to pay the fine.
Servants under the Harri-
SON proconsuIIate, meant all per
sons, black or white, bound t0ser
vice by agreement or purchase,
according to the peculiar lawsOf
the Territory. This provision
was applicable to emigrants, or
others who might have agreed
TO serve for q term ofyears, and
to men sold to pay fines and
costs.
Here, therefore we have DOL
LARS as the currency for the
rich man, and lashes as the cur-
rency for the poor. Even the
value ofthe lash is defined by
Harrison law: 'taUenty IGshcs for
eUerg eight dollars equal to for
1y cents q lash. BE il known
therefore, ,that-in i'm the tables of
Harrison currency One lash ise-
quail to .forty cents; and one DOL
tar is equal to twO yasbes Uqad O.
halt. Forty cents of Of the
RICH MANS HONEY, is G.
qual TO one lash ON the POOR
MANS BeACK!
Say how relish this uncy whe'o
MEMS BACKS AT FORTY CENTS LAsH il hr. not something 40
fborsenl thus balancing MONEY agAm., LASHEs
must be hee that there gould w Slaves in uan
called 9ese aehes for FREEa s
10 service only for ~. as.....
1g Opinions Prefepnce Noras Carolina Its estimated h
Great BtaD $4,000 Of North Caroline
s he Wing be entitled the Pesdeni
federal Wedd election ao could not under the
week Col Knsman Of Portland Me- snOn of The State vote at the lat
who understood Mar eeoonfO State ohice &C. AT III
ehaI Of the Mues delegation, South bets have been made that
which distinctly ectoaI will b for Van Bursa
Vctor GovERNoH MAlNErTho COnS
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tuItlT g. SHOE STORE
Situated in ihe building formerly Occrpi-
ed as Grocery bv Mr. Stumph, Z
opposite the Mansion House,
.Nev Philadelphia, Ohio.
COMP AID GENTCH,
ENESPECTFULLY informs the cit
EN izene Of New Philadelphia, thai
he carriee on the above Business in all
oi.,ts various branches, and ae he keeps
none other then his own manufacture,
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who msy favor him With their Gus
tom.
Particular attention will he given TO
the manutac ure OF Gentlemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one Of the
best Boulmen in the country. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment OF BOOTS &
SHOES (of bis own make constantly
Oh hand.
The Public are respectfully invited to
give him call before purchasing else
whe,e. ...
'aEGO
Groceries, surh ss Wine, Beer and ci-
der. and Liqusr by the quart lard gal
Oa
Nv Ph,ladrIphia, Aug. l6, 1889
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MEDICAL NNTlCE.

THE subscribers would hereby miorn the
citizens Of Bulivar and the adjacent country,
that thoy haze entered into partnership Tor tIst
practice of Medicine and Surgery, aud wouIc
most respectfully tender their professional ser
vices to those who may become the subjects .
disease. -
A. }, BENNETT,
JAMES JOHNSON.
Au.,., 90 1pdn-tf
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SOLITUDE sWEETENED- To
Ghut child up ia the esller, and 10, him
here hes aesess to the mOIasseS eASk'
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l.. 10 N ES,
Roase, Sip, OruanteMtali4 41atu
ter ann DnaZE7E1S.

ter ann 9zaZKEN.
NNT OULD respectfully inform the citizens
We Of Canal Dover and vicinity, that he
continues 10 carry on the above bu>
siness, on the Corner of Front and Stawberry
Street, second story, next door TO the Printing
OfiCe, where he intends to carry it on IN all its
various branches He also has connected with
the above-the Paper Hanging-which he prom
ses shall NJ, be surpassed by any. His work
shall be done in a BY IL aud manner, that viii
show for itself
He also will attend to work in the country.
Canal Dover, June 18th, lS4U.-tf.
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Notice..

IS hereby given to all those knowing them-
selves indebted to the subscribers,by Book ac>
counts or due bill, 10 come and make immedi-
ate settlement OF else their accounts will be
placed in the hands of proper officers for col,
lection, without respect to persons. The books
are in The hands Of /. Sleese.
m1e..,- i'll SMITH.
July 10th, ls4o.
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II. EASTMANS Ftbrysgs and To

A perfectly safe and eaectual cure for the A.
CUE AND FEVER.
These medicines taken according TO directions
effect permanent cure Oft the Ague and Fever
leaving the system in a healthy condition.
only ask i1r them a trial II. Eastman.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-10
BLAsPHEMOUs OUTRAGE.

We are credibly informed that the wings held
meeting some time last week in New Holland Pick
away co., and after speeehilying and abusing the
administration most shamefully, some Of the decen-
cy made proposition to the meeting and the au-
dience, il there were any persons present who were
tired of the administration and its abuses in bring
ing about the present " hard tines that they had
intended to hold sacrament in honor of old Tip,
and all those who wished TO unite with them in
this GLORIOUS CAUSE, are most cheerfuy invt-
ed, (no backing out) We understand that rHR ZEE
persons presented themselves, kneeing at a BENCH
like criminals at guiotine, which had been pre-
pared for the MOURNERs and soInc gentlemen
wing (oh shame y got up and stated, il there be
any more let them come forward. Singing one of
their beautiful "og cabin songs he proceeded by
saying-"Take this in remembrance Of old Tips
when they administered FIVE grainsof parched
corn and a YOUTHFUL Of HARD CIDER TO
the new converts, and then loud groan went from
among the crowd, in emulation Of the new con-
ver,s .--Circlepilis (Onio) Hotchmon
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-10
THE LYING WATCHMAN

Has adopted a most specious and highly plausi-
BILE plan to gull the old republicans. The old
General has made a cats pau of one of his sons
When anything is said about the Waterman hav-
ing been opposed to the last war and an organ of
the Washingtonian party, 10 the present editor
Of the Waterman was not old enough to take any
active part during the War ~ Most admirable !
Most splendid The General should have CIDER
MEDAL presented 10 him for his ingenuity.
The truth is, the people understand this matter
very well and the vain and shallow attempt of the
real father and editor of the Waterman to skuk
behind the rampant of gauze he has thrown up so
skilfully excites only derisiOn and contempt The
editor of that paper like certain icahered ANIMAL
thinks that if can only succeed in getting the heat
out ofsight, the whole body is of course concealed
and safe. The General should learn wisdom from
his prototype.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-10
[From the Buffalo Republican,
FARTHER PROOF OF GFNERALHAR-
RlSON'S FEEDER LISM

Whether General Harrison did or did not hazard
an unqualified denial of his fedora! principle, he
fore the tenth inst at Fort Meigs, we have been
in the constant practice of denying it for him in all
parts of the country and that in the face Of hi,
own affirmative declaration on the floor congress
as well as much other corroboratiye testimony in
the shape of speeches, votes, declarations associ
ations, &c. Sc. But on the occasion of the Fort
Nleigs celebration, he took particular care to bring
up that subject. 81 have been called federal
ISL" said the General. 81 was brought up after
the strictes manner of Virginia anti-iederaism.--
St. Paul himself never was greater devo-
tee to the doctrines of the Pharisees, than was,
by inclination and fathers precepts and example
to nnti-lederalism"
Since General Harrison has denied his former
admissions on the subject, and put his denial on
record before the peope, there can be nothing I'M
fair in producing testimony to prove that what he
said in earlier life was true. and what he now says
is not true. For this purpose we give the follow
ing affidavit of RoBERT PRICE, esq, of Ohio, u
highly respectable citizen of Trumbull county
formerly Judge of the county court, and II man
extensively known through the state, The follow
is the affidavit:
Fri County, IS. Before me, Frederick, p. Ste
vens, one of the judges of the court of COM
mon pleas of the county of Erie, personally ap.
saith thai we were personally acquainted with Will
lam Henry Harrison, the present wing candidate
for the Office of president of the United States, nj
the tine of the great political excitement when the
federal party wore the black cockade as n badge oil
distinction. That he frequently saw him and heard
him converse ON political matters at that time, and
that he knows him to have been n member of the
Federal party at that tme-IIAS FREQUENT
w SEEN HIM WEAR THE BLACK COCK-
AIDE BADGE OF FEDERALISM ATTACHES
TO HIS lIAT-and that he distinctly remember,
hearing him observe, in an argument in favor OF
the sedi,ion law, in presence of Charles Pember
ton and others, that he thought it was proper for
the President, the heads of the departments and
members of congress TO HAVE A SHELL
THROWN AROUND THEM THHT THEY
SHOULD NOT'BE IN THE MOUTH OF EV
cry BLACKBOARD THAT WALKED TIL
STREET And further the deponent saith not.
ROBERT PRICE.
Affirmed to and subscribed before me this 2Oll
day of June, in the year Of our Lord lsIO
FREDERICK p. STEVENS.