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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
Iitors-- Please announce the name Of

Messrs Editors Please announce the name Of
1858 JAMES CRAIG,
o. Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, snhect to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
MANY VoTERs.
Messrs. Kitchener & Mathews: You will please
announce the name of John Stsel Smith, as
candidate for Treasurer subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Convaniion
MANY CITIZENS.
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JOHN TUCKER

'Messrs. Mtohener s. Mathews. -Yuu will please an
nouncs the name Of
J1HN THICKER
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Messrs Editors You will please announce
DAVID MCCONNELL. l,. ,s !.
as candidate for Representative, subject to the dec-
sion ofthe Democratic convention. BUCKS.
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the officers ofour Government have given the British
Government to understand that Mel cod would be sur
rendered without trial. 1t created considerable Auter>
ing in the Federal ranks
O ..ssOoOs,~
HTThe Governor General of Canada in Dis message
70 the Unitsd Parliament recommends "Flsca Bank
Wonder irthsy have any ''vetoes' thetel
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z uJ7Wstscsivcd lhe proceedings Of lho abe Holmes
county meeting toOIlalv fur this wfsEV psper,
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a, ,1,I; III, CIR Suri f. .st 10 tha decision of the
Democratic Convention.
rMANY CITIZENS d.
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Msssrs Kitchener anu Mathews
P ease announce the following names as candidates
At the fall election:
Representative,
PHILIP KNAPPENBERGER.
Sheriff,
JACOB KITCH,
..s.o Treasurer,
ISAAC STEEsE,
subject however, to the decision ohe Democratic Con-
vention. MANY TRUE DEMocRArs,
of Wayne Township.
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Messrs Kitchener and Mahews-You will please
announce
THOMAS FRAZIER,
candidate for Treasurer subject to the decision of
the Democratic convention. GOSHEN.
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NOTICE.

JOSEPH LANNING. ]. P.
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Past labour i pleasant
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
-, p;,,-The pre.idons-A Veto feared.

w,sutseros Fridsy, O'Clock Aug g. iail
No. g.: have crowded myself as far behind the
a. copd and have learned enough come 70 the
conclusion that tie President rril sign the Bank Bill
T. pass the House in the course of hour two and
will be presented the President before the setting ot The
sun to-day The Presidents friends, par excellence,
openly exul; and make bones of saying that it Is labor
lost to go on with the BILL that John Tyler will never sign
it. haze learned ioday, in way that rely upon ihat
the President said to confidential Tiendn passion toe
that the bill as it stands objectionable than as
Clay originally proposed it God help Us We have been
indeed rniserbly deceived nsed and cheated Instead
of reaping the fruits of our victory find the eneny in our
camp under some Of our most cherished leaders. Ii the
pesiden, veoes this BILL again want to sec Vrg-
nian-al,hough rnysel-in any post OF honor or
trust under the sun.
he members the Cabinet lively and cheerful and
It's .ad that if the bill be vetoed they will remain IN their
presen, posts This they ought do for they back out
we shall have mongrel piebad, noadescrPt set NO. iet
them hold on under all circumstances snort OF beng
actually kicked T the part OF patriotism 10 do So TO
yard off as much mischief and misery os their cou&iry as
possible They must sacrifice their personal feelings tor
their country good thcy let the take pos
session of the person and tho CABINET OF the President
p S. q oclock--The bill has Just passed BY thry-one
naority-ony seven Wings in the negative, and three OF
,hern on account of the compromise section.
Several, who werc like myself OF opinion that the irss-
dent would not sign the BILL led believe that ne will
sign it, not daring such majority Of the Repre'eH
,ativcs of the People Adams Irwin and Marshall voted
against the bin because they would agree to the section
about the Branches They for Branches without
striction.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

CaAPM.ss MAGIC RAzoa SrRoPThe following directions should
carefully The hone to be aed when the rszo
Aa round mud thick edge which be easily determined By the
difficulty ,,.riepce in shaving closely Lay you flat the
hone press lightly prop against the edge and give the usua
nusedi houug.
After use wipe the weOen the fine Par
cles which tendency ill the pores allowed to
D,,,o.. far s.,s,yisg ON p and Lay your a,t
press lightly and draw heel psin against the edge
b,pny but in the In the of ropPing
draw the edge of the few times the thumb nall
pae. over smoothly If continue to sr'P or
NOT Five minutes ample time for putting sdai razor IN perfect
order prices 50 cents 81 10 please or the
- , l02 Wlliau-stree,.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

C.s1Is Glapgs-A place tonight off the Eruption
Mount ve.uyius If possible initiate the most de-
s,rucy eruption the people OF the about Fesuvus
saw then ha, intstoa given Castle Garden this evening"
sixty feet front large clue 10 spread IN Tie
~sy Of scenery but Castle Garden and such
n IL very Interesting farther particulars
cept that evening General Concert and Fireworks vi"
hos
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

The Sickness ST. JosEPHs, says, still conuf.
10 rage with unabaed violence and mortality Few OF
the however, said To be the Yellow Fever AmO'
our citizens who thither spend the snarnr
months and who have fallen victims disease contraced
there il is with heartfelt regret that chronicle the o0"
ing deaths:
Mrs Duya wife Of ExGoy. W p. Duyal now absent from
the Territory; Mr.. Ward and Miss Georgiana Wari
mother AID sister of Major George T. Ward, also sS
sent; Mr.. Sbley wife OF Mr. S s Sibey formerly of tie
Floridian and Mr. Fleming Hixon Sentinel.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

70 Mr. Fernando Wood the commercial Representative
this City Congress, has made speech TO chow that
National Bank would be of benefit New-lork. We
hope he made his Southern brethren believe IL They are
mad with the idea tina, National Bank asgrandize New
York at the expense OF the South
10 The Wings of New-Hampshre will hold State Con
Concord Oct, Dist. nominate State Officers
FRE.-The alarm of fire last evening proceeded from the
Meridian House in Peorstrcc Cd door from Maiden
Lane owed by DR.. Post, and occupied by Mr. Luke Whit
comb as Public House The building, with contents
was mostly DESTROYED Mr. Whitcont tina, his
will be little short of $500 He is insured the Equta
III, and CITY Insurance Offices for $4,000 The damage
,be building is about s. 0O9 which, understand is COW
.d bv insurance Considerable damage done the
,ains buildings and their contents, principally by
thrown into and upon Them
FArA1 AcclpySr.-On Saturday afternoon as the steam
boa, Ceona,ra was coming towards the city from New Haven
she ran over small boat Hurgatc containing TWO en
who were hr m into the water drawn into the vortex and
drowned We have been able 10 learn the names
o the persons lost whose bodies were not recovered
AcelpENr.-In Milford, Conn the 2d inst Mrs Con-
Smith aged 20, wife of Samuel B. Smith run over
by loaded with hay and instantly killed In the same
town. Thursday morning last Mrs Amelia Smith, aged
neck, and OF course causing instant death.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

[From tho Courier and Enquirer.
~ r.,nn,ap,. Metallic Hone and Razor Strop is
t .ns.d hv the Inventor and from ta Of virtues
admit ha, he has some GROW IL Aanuaory lG2
Win,,m.trest c. jy3v In
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

CANISE WAR.-During the week ending on Saturday
morning there destroyed by Ferdon and his assistants
1874 dogs and Il previous week lj4 making with the 92
before reported 200 dog that have been killed since the
work of destruction commenced The number killed
each week is 1889
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

u droush prevails through the Merrimac River
Valley, n H. That ai the Connecticut has suffered
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

u The Philadelphia Museum has been sold the Philo-
sophcal Society for So $50. II cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

q The Rev. Mr.. Cooper of Lebanon, Pa, seriously
injured few days since BY bein: thrown from his horse.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

II A General Meeting of the des
b- held the yceum Rooms All Broadwsy Wedge
day r. NJ appoint Delegates To The sss
Young Mems Assocation TO be held 10 Geneva Sep
teer .xt By conformity the 1th article Of p
Constitution aug M&W JOHN H. GRiSCOh, President.
1y Personal References given-PROOF POSITIVE
What further required the fact ts L. Bt,
upwards of 260 Pers0ns, on their oris iGnl Terms
No charge until be Hair Is restored.
All umbuE Gackery this matter is utterly dissliined
hey article who pre-
applying them-elses, which be Ger
OF restoring the Hair when spped the pro
prieor.
The prices per bottle s per jar For sale who
and retail L. l. BEALS & co, I64 Broadway, up Stair
n. B.-Reaers allowed liberal profits
The Ladies' nformed they obtain the RESTO
TIVE nj the LADIES' DEPOSITORY, 439 Broadway C sdi
II To the CitizeRs of Newnrk.-The Subscrb.r' or
gina Inventor of the much celebrated Is0rruptible M
that having been repeatedly soc this city
the calls upon MIN in NewYor he hiss arranged 20 @
ne attend their calls three time week hose
wish his services by syitg their address at 40 m
until suitable and permanent residence can Dc
ed will be attended The ne Ds hd dHrg
fessional practice of twenty-five he hopes WI" De
guaranty. Terms moderate. -, m,
Pupils Mechan cal and Dehtal surgery a.
Broadway auT wB HENRY VILLERS, NJ d. Denai surgeon
II Piano for saIe.-A splendid fiaHo For'e oil '%
,c pattern sud finish and suitable for concerts or pae P
.us a. ~ c5l F. COTTON, 1871 Chaihan-st
ar atauxer you Boots or Shoes OF any
n, ScRIRNFR COMPANYS reat Catherine Boot and Shoe a
ts 3 Catherine Of aonroe-'tree where you WIN S
sheapes, aud uos, splendid assortment yed over saw NV"
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

II We Recommend gentlemen visiting this city who may
5 - ,cn.n,h taer w.r4robe call Phillips Tailoring
ablh.n; i5 Broadway, facing the President Hotel The gar
nf. ae At this description
svn of ps cent something considerable these The
conducted purely Cash Systen and from the
nj e should say proprietor capable OF giving the
,ge he thing certain his S24 equal all
sne., tnose char ged $50 for Al credit bOuses (2)
r Price Reduced TO S3.OO-Daguerreotype Portraits
keu in inin,abe style from 10 20 seconds the
Broadway Park Paceensuee Park Place. jyl4 luf
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

STATISTICS OF THE CITY PRIsoN.-During the week end
ing on Saturday morning last there received into the
City Prison 100 white men, 81 white lS black
and - black total II. During the period,
there discharged l26 white 81 white 10
black men, and IA black women; total 2l3. Remaining in
prison 90 white men, l6 white women, - black men, II
black women ; total remaining AL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

- The schooner Ocavia, loaded with coal sunk At
Hurgae Saturday last She belonged Newport. The
rr.v. ,v.rs saved
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

u The Wings of New-Hampshire will hold State Con
vsntion az Concord Oc, Dist to nominate Slate Officers
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

IL YOU want Shoes OF any deserpon 20
10 uscRIBSER COMPANYS Crest Catherine Boot and Shoe 'a
ts 70 Catherine OF aonroe'treet where you VIII hno
cheapes, aud splendid assortment ysa ever saw V""
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

70 frc broke the village OF Bedford near P!atts
burg Steuben Co.. last week which DESTROYED Two or three
outbudings and 600 cords of wood. the property Of
the Glass Company
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
PRICE ONE CENT.

the spirit of our institutions" We have 'een that
the interference" in question as it Is rather inso-
len,ly termed war; no, not even at variance
with right or reason, OF justice or policy. 1t car
no, then be against our institutions, il these De free
indeed No, this is TO calumniate them. II is not
the spirit of Liberty that would FORBID any citizen
TO complain of his grievances and claim their
redress, but the spirit OF Despo,ism. And what
matters il 10 me whether monarch or majority
be nv tyrant2 mistake: There is very mate
rial difference. a party like corporation has no
bowels Of compassion, and deprives you beside Of
the consolation of sympathy and fallow-suiierisg
Nature and humanity limit The power for mischief
of the greatest individual monster. The opPres
sion of the many, mighty as it is merciless, /, far
the worst 1t yields respite, leaves no resource.
because, like the tabled PolyPhemu, who was pro-
badly but the ancient Mythus Of the majority, the
multitude il blind and strong.
OF course am not conIcndng that priests should
be made political lenders but only that they should
not be made political slaves; and that election
from the intermediate degrees, according TO occa
sions, should be left to their digrsson without be-
ing pel,ed ut by the envious virulence Of the vol
gar, or hunted down by the boodhounds Of Faction
and Fanatici.n. CATO.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

ana coming season yo and al price, that deIy
ali couipc;toa ladie, Gaiters tina. can be beat
In price quality, cenilenes. have Boots and Shoes oF
YOU Of all kinds and suited all classes and all purses
Boots for Fire7ncn. MIN en Ws;efuIsn-ovcTybody
ana never falling supply Of Boys Misses and Child
reus Boot, and Shoes and twenty per cent the cheapest
m the city. Just snd see, Al SCRlBNERS, ia
Grand the secoaa store east of E. eS Market
,od bv others III the trade that buy all my work and ds
ro, manufacture 1t; and that Is the Why ] sell
cheaper than others Now here poker for ;nose
- ,oI, hst tacy kRoW tn b, false. -ill wager $1,000
nth any one that have paid more to journeyrnen
Cor the las, five years, for work done under my o~a IA
it, direction and control than any other retailer OF
peeis NJ" 'O MS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

Goop.-One of the Tuscarora Indians passing
through Canada, short time since. was asked by
tavern keeper where he was from. " Guscarora,
sir said the man OF the woods. Then, said
the Canadian You are Yankee Indian, ch 2
Yes. sir. | am Yankee Indian. Did you
know said the Canadian, =" that theres going 10
he war, and that we shall be and take the
States and make them British province. g Do
YOU think so ?" . Yes, certainly Then, sir,
think YOU was never q great ways from home.
Toledo Blade.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
DIR. McMUNN'S
MR. OF OPIU NJ

j u - Il IT. y u y IT IT y TT
4 NEW chemical preparation of Opium. embracing all
4 The valuable medicinal properties OF OPIUM To the
exclusion Of those which deeterous and useless The
Morphine Codcln and Narecu III combination with the
native mccOnc Acid. all retained IN their original
ity and hence the superiority of this preparation IL
i much preferable every other form Of opiae such
Iaadanum, raregoric, Morphine, Dsnarcohzed Lauds-
num &c. &c. has been fully proved and duly ac-
xn0 lodged by the most eminent surgeons, phySicans
and chemists Its followed by any Of the disa-
qrcelbe which invariably attend the ordinary pre-
parati0n. OpEE zach constipation, headache ire
nors nausea vomiting but may be taken IN suiii
cen doses to aay Ill saferlng with perfect safety and
entire success For father particulars OF Its TRIALS IN
hospitals &c seq directions with the medicine.
The Trade supplied the lowest prices, by a b. q u.
Sands ~ aud 100 Fulton-s' ~ Y.
Reisiled by ID. Sands & Co. u East Broadway by
Ru,htou s Aspinwa By DR.. Chiffon, 2G3 Broadway, by
c. H. Ring ca Broadway, by Coddington, 227 HUDSON
IT, by Churcls Dispensary, lss Spring ST. and by all
Druggist. the city and country.
Price - cents. DIiti
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
SILVER MEDAL a WAK DkD.
-|syG,S PATENT SELF ROCKING

Ia CHAIR-l5ii-Is no offered, much improved
VIII rock of itself Will please even lnfsnt.
Will give perfect ease. VIII comfort the aged.
WIllno. ge, out Of order. VIII prove family comfort
l. not this sufficient 10 sickness or in health.
Rock rock in Kings chair there's charm in IT,
That soo,hes all the cases of suffering humanity
Tell Of the plsaruFe tkere IS IN the use of It,
Rocking so freely-of ease the reality.
The regulating ofthis Chair makes II IN effect equal
to two distinct and separaieehairs consequently the
chaser OF Kings Self-Rocker buys the CHEAPEST al
vel a. the and best rocker in the market
NB-rbe rockers Of this chair present obstruction.
neither do they wear the carpet.
Always hand tho following patent Chairs, all war
raDted get out Of order:
REVOLVING CHAIRS, RECUagENT CHAIRS.
RECUNBENT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS Nth u great variety, al. made for
especial and comfort, All kinds Of chairs made 10
order.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the ma
nufacture of chairs d. w. KING,
Patent Chair Maker No. 47i Broadway,
ol3if New York hetveen Grand r Hrooms 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
Our Ruiironds. No. EEE.
RAILWAYS As STATE WORKS

RAILWAYS As STATE WORKS.
As to the Alternative OF making railways STATE
,corks, the experience We have had in respect TO
canals should prove warning tn avoid while yet
we NAV, the great dangers and evils of such sys-
tenn Although but fifteen years have elapsed
since the Etc Canal was opened, yet in that short
period the people of this State have Witnessed
enough of wastefu. expenditure and sacrifice made
ut the shrine OF politics, 10 cause them to ponder
long before venturing into the hidden depth. of
new system which, from its peculiar character, is
fraught with evils of far greater magnitude than
the old.
In the construction and management OF canals,
the works being complete, all that is subsequently
required Of the State is to furnish the necessary
agents for attending TO The repairs and collecting
the tolls. Not so with railways; they are spe-
cies Of Improvement so widely different from
mails, as to reNder their indiscriminGte uSe by he
pubic impracticaJie, and they must be either
leased out to individuals or to companies, snare
the f,;e of all leasehol& property, o. otherwise
maintained and operated by the State. The num-
Der of agents and operatives required in the latter
case, the great care and vigilance necessary to in
sure an harmonious action of ell the parts, and the
great increase in the expense, caused by injudi
oious OF an snfaithfu attention lis affairs the
part Of ts officers and agents growing ont of the
complicated mechanical character of the improve
men the evident Improperly, not TO say akslTdi-
ty, Of making the Government, which was institu-
ted for higher and noger purposes the common
carrier for the conveyance OF marketable commod
tiles, all indicate most f.rcibly the unsMtableness
of such system for accomplishing the object de-
signed.
Even in an adjoining State, where the plan has
been adopted only in part; the railways beirg built
and maintained and the motive power furnished by
the State it is found 10 be attended with ali in
creased expense and of course less advantageous to
the public, than if directed and managed wholly by
Companies. placed under suitable restrictions =
while all the evs-which inseparable from
State works--growing ont of the increase of State
patronage, the temptation to the public trea-
sure by the party in power and the promise OF II
by the party ont to purchase popularity, the INJURY
produced in consequence to the public morals, and
the great danger which it threatens free IN
s,utions, remain in their full force and in all their
appslling deformty. Fulton.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

Srolc,sM-Durng trial for assault and bat
terry in one of the couets in Maryland the prosecu-
Tor in the case being under examination, was IN
terroguted by the Judge as TO what he was doing
when the defendant struck him. Eating hunk
Of gingerbread" replied he. We'll . continued
the Judge, = what id you do. when he did strike
YOU" " went eating my gingerbread, sir.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

% We understand that Mr.. JAMES RICHARD
soS, of this city, lost his money-belt, containing
$22 500, overheard from steamboat, on his pas
sage to New Orleans few DAYS since. The money
was partly paper, and partly gold and Of courss,
is irrecoyersbly lost. Cincinnati Repub.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

LocicAr.-'Why don't YOU subscribe to the
Gazette or soma other newspaper, said VIC the
other day to n man of this county. You have a
large family of children growing up, 10 whom a
paper might be of incalculabe adsantage-and
am sure you sufficiently able to bear the cN-
pensc.
Why sir. said he find that reading is like
drinking liquer--the mere INDUCES the more
he wants 10. And If my children once get pas
sion Tor reading | am afraid thcy would devote TOO
much time to IT, and neglect their work.
To which kingdom does he belong, the animal or
vegetable Bardstown Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

NrIcupoR1y.-" Mrs, Jiukins, said little red
headed girl with pug nose and bare feet mother
says you will obleege her by lendn her stack OF
ire.wood. film tins crue; with vinegar PUTIN
little soft soap IN this pan, and please mol let your
undergraduates Ioost on our fence
1Western paper.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

FIRE.-The clothing works of Messrs Watts \
Hathaway, in Clar!don, Geauga Co., was burned
on the 9TH inst. The Freeman says that consider
able aloth was destroyed and the loss is heavy on
the proprietors. cleveland Herald.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
s.ATEEI-rEsOuRaNG.

0TASE.-The public is respectfully invited TO call
al tho Office of the London and American Patent Wa
ter-proof Company, No. log Fuon street, New York
where oll Garments and every description of Cloths
Leather sc are made mpervious TO wet, 80 that the
yearcr msg bid defiance to ram damp, while the
appearance or texture of the articles not changed IN the
slightest degree and the pores of the good being still
open preparation will freely cscspe Those VINO falue
their hta!;a will 90 well to cal III Goods prepared by
the Company are warranted water proof
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~" Why don't your father take u newspa-
par ?" said man 10 Il li,tle boy whom he caught
pilieriug his paper from the door step. He sends
me TO take ii, answered the urchin.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
sEs .E 4 VcefEEl.

So. s-E G9fE Z.
ENLISTED FOR me
WAR ,,-SCRfBNER j. up
head vet. Al his o!j HEAD
Quarters, 23i GraBt-street,
with one % the most oor-
pleis assortment; OF Boots
.rd Shn.s inr he present
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

- Pc Il IEANGFANIaEf Z. KS md uU'lt
I MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty street
Printing Lthogrrphc, AID Coiored fapers IN all their
varieties made 10 order any quality frou common News,
to the gest Book Aper made III the corutry at the lar
market prices the very superior ns ct Messrs
C. and W. Curtis, Boston, and w ~ d. Carts, Bet"iiie
" from several other manufacturers having the be.
OF machinery All orders thankfully received and promp
v e1- rutsd am7 Sun EDWARD CURTIS. Agen.