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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
FEDERAL ABUSE

A man passing by the Courthouse on Tuesday last,
observed Federal county officer abusing Democrat
for taking an active parip the election. All the epi-
thes in tbs english language heaped upon him for
daring to exercise the rights Of afeeman. The Dem.
ocrat stood and looked him in the face calmly no.:
wishing to wound his feelings by telling athng two
One year ago this federal officer in distress
--hs property under execuion-the constable harras~
sing him day and nght--when not whig would bail
him for sxpence-, this Democrat was asked to do IT.
Hed So and the federast was relieved Ibis property
saved bis family sill had home, and he himself kept
out ofail Yet scarce year trunspires. till he meets
the man who befsnded him from no other motive than
that ofhumanIy, a''dcommences to abuse him with
hardnames and harder ePhes. Such is the gratitude
Of. federalism
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14

The RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION, Look hear
Pompey' said negro yesterday, to o brother
darkey, both OF whom are working at the burnt
District look hea, Pompey: what for you no
put moro water in dat mortatP
Just cause as how ldoD', like 10 do it, uig-
ger--dBs ALL tt
well, I,e you what ii lie: instruct you TO
do t--dai's nuff.
mo, il aut nuff, neider,nigger. Pm posed
10 de doctrine OBJ suuctions. Faint no Wir>
ginny 'sractionst, no how: die child's a creole
nigger, an so be his childeis Tore em.'-Pie-
ayamc.
GEORGIA ELECTION-took place on Monday last
At the Presidential election Federalsts had large
majority, but woare much mistaken f our friends do
not carry the State this time, at least very near
it. The reaction has been immense.
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NIEW LABELS FOR the BrandIeth Pill Boxes
u These labels are Of The most costly, ana at the
same time most ingenious style. The Top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon it which is made to
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very pretiy designed and contains an
nnumerable number of waved lines. And these words
-''see that labels on th' box agree with those on the
certificate; no others are genuine. The side of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution, no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the
box has three Of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also, Entered rccoreng TO act Of
Congress- in the year 184l, by B. Brandrelh, in the
Clerks office of the District Court of ths Southern Dis"
trict of New York.
August 13, l64l. 32lY
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GOODS

Just received from New York and Philadelphia, which
in part are as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS,
Sainets, Kentucky Jears, Flannes, checks Merlnoes
Crcassians Bombazlnes Black and ooIored, Silks,
Mousln De LANES, Straw aud Leshorn Bonnets, Ker.
seys, CaIIcoes o: description. Caps, Hats, &c.
Also, from Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns Carpet Chains.
Cotton Batting, Glass, White Lead in Oil,
IRON & NAILS,
Red Lead, Venetian, Red, Cast Shear, Blister, and
Spring Steel, and castings, such Stoves, Dutch o.
vens Stew Pots. skIets. lea Kettles SC.
Tea. COfee, Sugar,
and yfe,o LIQUORS. for the stOmach's sake,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
and large stock of Carpenters and Cabiue, makers
tools, The best in tho country Az the above Will be
sold as loo at any other store in this State.
RITTER, SlINGLUFF. g. STERLING.
N. B. We will pay the bgest price for 500 KEGS
of good BUTTER, delivered any time between this
aud the Goth of next month.
We also notify all concerned that the books notes
&c. the late firm ofRitter, Burnet, S Co., and R>
Ter Burnet, q Sterling; left with US for collections:
all persons owing said firm will please call and make
immediate settlement of their accounts.
Canal Dover, September l6 1871. 80
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14

TIE Moon. m. Arago, the celebrated as
tronOmer, has been giving lec,uriug to crowd
ed audiences, on tho nature OF the moon, He
contends, that it is an inhabited body, and that
it is without any kind Of vitality, either animal
or vegetable. He denies, aso, that it has ei-
ther seas, rivers, or lakes, but admits that 1t
has mountains and valleys, which, however,
he says, are Of primitive formations,
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A FISCAL AGENT FOR THE GOVERN
MENT, AND A CURRENCY AGENT
FOR THE PEOPLE.

Let Government establish depos,aries for
the. safe keeping ofls moneys, at all the inn
portant commercial points throughout The Uni
on Call these depositaTes agencies, Offices,
banks Of deposit, sub-EeasurIes or any thing
else fancy may suggest. Place each Of them
under the care Of three different indvduas,
one Of whom shall be called receiver, another
cashier, and the other teller. The receiver
should receive, the cashier should keep, and
the teller should pay out all moneys deposited
Let each Of these officers be appointed by the
President, by aud with the advice and cunsent
ofthe Senate. Give to zach Of them, when
necessary, an assistant, who shall act as fire,
bOok-keeper in his department, and who shall
also receive his appointment from the Execu-
tive and Senate. If dee med necessary or
wise, after full discussion, let the Constitution
or law be so amended as 10 secure 10 the Pres
ideni in relation 10 those officers, the power
oftemporary suspension, but not Of Enal re-
moval, without consent of tae Senate.
Lelthe obligations Of duty resting upon each
and all ofth-m, be Of such chara ctsr, and
so prescribed az TO make them answerable, in
some measure, for the misconduct Of each, as
will compel them 10 watch, supervise, and
check each other, andrepon delnquencies,
when discovered, to head quarters
Thus fat, tho interests Of the Government
alone would be provided for. But the neces-
sites Of the people require the agency of some
scheme which will them wiiha national curren
cy or medium Of exchange. of undoubted,
doubted, substantial, and uniform value. 10
order TO accomplish so high benefit for the
country, it isproposed that Government should
cause to be prepared suitable quantity of
certificates Ofdeposit or Treasury notes, in
denominations oftweny dollars and upwards
Gin convenient forms, with suitable engravings
for circulation amongst the people. Let these
certificates Of depos, or Treasury notes, be
distributed amongst the different Government
dcposiiaries in such proportion as may meet
fully the demand for them. Let every citizen
throughout the country have the privilege Of
dePosiug any amount of specie in these
those deposliaries, and the right accruing
thereuPon, 10 demand in exchange for The came
ihese certificates or notes Of Government, pay
able on demand al The place Of deposit in spe-
cie, and receivable every where 10 payment of
Government dues and for pubic lands. This
privilege would place il IN the power Of every
individual 10 convert his local bank notes,
when payable IN spece,inio the National cur
rency, based, dollar for dollar, on. the specie
deposited. receivable at all points for public
dues. and endorsed by the highest authority
and best guaranty kncw0 TO the PeopIe--lhst
ofiheir own Government. The quantity o.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
E, y. MANNING,
Surgeon Dentist,
FROM MASSILLON.

TgTILL. visit New Phil,delphla and Canal Dover,
w every two or three months, on professional 5us"
ness All olthe various Dental operations will be per-
formed in the most scientific and durable mlnner.
rEEra inserted on Pivot or Gold Plate from tn an
entire SET TEETH PLUGGED as to prevent further
decay or PAIN. Scurvey Gums cured &c
N B. persons from the country are referred TO the
citizens Of New Philadelphia and Dover, (on many of
whom he has attended, in relation to MIR. Ms skill
in his profession. Chargt reasonable,
Mr. NJ will visit this place in few weeks.
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sAMuEr. "a ADAMS.

Takes this opportunity efretunng thanks to the Cit
round for the liberal patronage he has received SINCE
his commencement in the county. and he respectfully
sOcts continuance Of the patronage ofhs friends and
the public and them that their oders shall al
ways be promptly and satisfactorily complied with.
Having received his FALL AND WINTER FASH
IONS, he prepared TO make at the ehorest notice,
Winter Over Coais,
Winter Pantaoons,
Winter Vests,
Fine Cloth Dress and Frock Cnats,
Roundabouts,
And every other Orcle ofcothig the most rsasona-
bic terms.
Don't forget the place, GTFAC TORY STREET,
South side, opposite Barkdulrs Store.n
Dover, Sept 80, 1S4l.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
(Whig) says of the late Cabinet: "by resigns
ing without sufficient cause, as the counlry
will decide, after The smoke Of the hattie shall
have cleared away, they have given the Presi-
dent the advantage Instead of heading him,
Mev hare enabled him to get ahead of hem."
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A ARD.

a AID.
DIR. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce
to his friends, that he has returned to New PhiIadel-
pha ana inel.ds resumIns the practice of Medicine e.
Surgery; and hopes by assduous attention to the dues
of his profession 10 merit the confidence of hs for
mer patrons d. RICHARDS.
Sept. 9, l64I.
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NOTICE.

hereby notify all persons TO beware ofpurchasing
note ofhand drawnby Killes Hord, and John Wade,
payable to David Capper for the sum offolr dollars &
twenty five cents bearing date 24lh June 1884 aud due
thirty days after dale Ss never received value forsaid
note, am determined never intend 10 pay il unless
compelled by Law. KtLLES HORB.
Sept. "a, l8Al.
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COATSll COATS!!!

RNEMBERS of the Tuscarawas Guards" who have
I'VE NOT PAID for their uniforms, will confer favor
by 'Jorking opcr'' to Capt. John Fl. Smith immodi.
ately. The time is out and the committee will soon be
Obliged to advance the amonnt in arrear.
JOHN P. CHAPLIN and others.
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EAGLE HOTEL.
s. 3. MILLER.

D. Is. MILLER. ,t.sfft+-.t
TNEORAS The public in general. that he has opsneds
TEMP PERANCE TAVERN
in Sandyville Tuscarawas County known 6y The sign
Of the EAGLE HOTEL stuoe on Main street, on
the south end leading towards New Philadephic
where he is prePated with good House and Table
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manncE
Ills Stabng Is good, and an abundance Of wafer adj
joining the tavern.
He hopes from strict aentoD d lie comforts Ofihpaa
patronage.
WINES and BEER oEls. viii DO Eap, Tor ssessh,
nient
Sandysills, SsPiemdai n, I54t.
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CONCERT.

The New Philadelphia Military Band take pleasure
in informing the citizens of New Philadelphia, and The
County generally that they will give Public Concert Of
instrumental Music, at the Cour, House, on tomorrow
Saturday evening, Oct l6' Performance TO COM
mencs at Z o'clock Admittance FREE.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that The partnership formerly
IA existing under the firm of Ritter, Burne, & Sterling,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 29h Sept last
All persons interested notified that all the effects,
Books and notes of said firm have been sold to c. Rit>
ter. George W. Snguff, 4. John serliug and that the
business will be hereafter conducted under the firm of
Ritter, Slinglud, & Sterling.
C. RITTER,
EDWARD BURNETT.
JOHN STERLING.
Dover, Oct 6, lS4l. SO 4w
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THEY CAN'T BELIEVE lT.-An old obstinate Pipe.lav.
er says he doesn't believe any election has taken place
in Maine lhis year he has seen nonoce Off in the
Federal papers; he is also of an opinion that part of
al election has been held in Vermont.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

In this State the Democrats have come to tho rescue
nobIy. They have elected their Governor by at least
1900 and probably carried both branches of the Legis-
asure Last year the State gave Harrison about 5000.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERHSIP
vH'HE Firm of Philip Baker & Smiley Harbaugh was
III dissolved on the leth September, lS4l, by limia-
on all persons indebted 10 the late fu, are requested
to make immediate payment to Philip Baker, who Is
duly authorized to settle the business of the concern.
PHILIP BAKER,
SMILEY HARBAUGH.
Canal Dover Oct. Z 1S4l. 3s4t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
RELEAsE OF CnL. GRncAM

The MupHeal Herald says ,ha, Sir Richard Jackson.
administrator oftho Canadian Governnent has released
Col Grogan, on the application oflhs u s. su,hsri
ties, Snd had hun escorted safely TO The Ine.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14

western paper states tina, Henry Clay tut ends to
REIGN his ssai 10 the Senate soon as the Leg isaIure
Of Kentucky meets. Let him CO.. the con nry has
had enough Of him and his 'laap Charles"
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AUMINI0 INAIONO . NAL
Hpy order oflh Court Of Common Pleas Of Tuscar
I'D rawas County, Ohio, ! shall proceed, on the prem
ises, on the twenty. day October l64l 10 sell
by public auction the following described land situate
in said County, viz the south half Of lot26in The Salem
tract containing by estimation eghlysx acres, property
ofJacob Lannng late Of Tuscarawas County deceased.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Adm.
Sept 30, i54l. 37-Sts
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SHOE & LEATHER
STORE,

SIORE
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
TTiE subscribers having recenty.eugaged rIthe Shoe
~ and Leather business would merely say,o the peO-
pie Of this county that they will pay cash tor any gtGn
ty Of hides and skins delivered at their store in Dover
at the red sign, two doors West of. Rickseckers Jew
ey store, on Factory street. where will keep
sAnty on hand Sole and Upper Leather, together with
general assortment of findings. Shoe makers g. 9TH
will do wei to give cal, for we are hound to
give them good bargains iof cash 9
WELTY& CO.
Canal Dover Oct 5, l84I 36b
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from readers viii excuse the scay appearances Of
'hs5niHrt ws has hal other BUSINESS to attend TO-
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FcKow Ciazens!uv
NX7E return to you one and aH our sincere thanks
w for past favors, and would respectfully call your
attention toa
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
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pWe cautioned the people last week, against Fed
era handbils, knowing that the federal leaders would
hatch up some vile ISLANDERS and put them out when
there was chance ofrelutng before the election.
True to their calling, on Sunday and Monday. the
county was inundated with foul and caumnous hand
bills deaming the characters of the Democratic eandi-
dates, than whom more respectable men bo found
in any community. Men who are as far above the
villainous caumnators in every moral virtue, the
heavens are above the earth, and who look down on
every attempt ofthese bastards of society to Oander
them, with the feelings ofcontempt
What they gained by their trouble, is matter of con.
lecture but we cannot believe there was one hones
man that read those handbfs, who did not turn from
them with disgust-and imagine to binsef the orgina>
tors standing before him. leprous vi corruption and
every thing rotten and damnabe. God forbid that the
free citizens of this country shall ever become pros
tuted and debased-so reckless and devoid of all that
iSnoble in the human mind-as to be operated upon,
and made to give their votes in obedience TO the foul &
Slanderous tongues ofdevis incarnate.
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BRIGADE NOTICE. 81

NTOTICE is hereby given to all the Commissioned
Az and Staff officers Of the 4th BrigaGe Sd Division.
Ohio Militia. that Brigade Court of Enquiry for the
assessment Of fines on all delinquent commissioned and
Staff Officers within said fourth Brigade Sd Division.
Ohio Militia. will be he'd on the 9th day ofNov A. D
1e4i. at the house Of John Gray, in New Philadelphia.
Tuscarawas County Ohio Said Court will commence
at 10 clock a. nj. of said day, and continue until all
business pertaining thereto is finished. tcssgss
... JOHN BUTT, sA6eSs
grlgadier General ofth0
4th Brigade Sd Div. 0! NJ
New Phal a Oct. 9Th, 1e4l. 3Std
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Another beautiful banner contained a representation
offs house. and oak overshadowDg it, and The
motto, Great oaks from little aLorns grow
In the procession we noticed very handsome model
oflhe pan and substantial" college intended by Gil
rard for the orphOns. 1t object ofmuc curos.
Y, and horne upon the shoulders of four small boys
who relieved at intervals by four others who walk
ed by their side. The model was leored "The col.
ege as intended by Gturd not the Grecian temple of
the 2underers'
The procession was directed by q very intelligent
looking lad. mounted on small black poney with ha-
ton IN his hand, and badge of Marshall" in gold let.
lers on his hat.
Many ofthe boys in the procession plainly spoke by
their appearance, their want Off father for ragged and
patched garments and feet without shoes and stockings
shave tongues Of most miraculous organ" They spoke
tale of poverty. Ignorance and misery and plainly re-.
vealed how much they ka6 been wronged by the high
born villains who have squandered away, and feasled
and rioted upon their most sacred inheritance.
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week we shall give the official vote.
THE ELECTIONS,

We have nothing official from other counties Re-
port says. Holmes county has giVena Democratic ma
jority of70O Thus securing two Democratic Repre-.
seniatves for this District.
Stark and Wayne, have given large Democratic ma-
jories.
Cohmbiana has increased her majority.
In Carroll, the Democrats haye electeda Repressn-
tativs and part ofthe county officers.
In Jefferson. The Democratic majority is said to be
$40. A great gain.
In Harrison. the Democrats lost their Representa-
tive, hut greatly reduced the whig majority.
What complexion the next Legislature will be, Is
hard to tell.
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TUsCARAWAs ELECTION.

The FederaiSs have again succeeded in electng their
county ticket by IN average majority of over 200.
This is great fall of since the Presidential election,
Harrison haying received over 500 majority. The De-
mocracy have done well, and had we had full turn-
out might have carried some fine ticket The pop>
uarity Of our candidate for Sheriff. wherever he was
known, personally, great in Dover township
where tho Federal majority is usually 80, he was beat
only ID votes. In Goshen, where his competitor lives
he disianced him II votes.
The Wing candidate for Prosecutor escaped defeat
by the skin of his teeth He is the pet ofthe notorious
Wing clique in N. Phil. and for whom they exerted
all their energies yet he behind all the of the
ticket-neary beaten by mere boy. He now has an
indication of what large number Of his party think of
him.
The thanks ofthe Democracy are due to Major j. d.
Worner, and other Why's, for their aid in helping to
overthrow the Office seeking, and Office holding Cabal
at the county seat-a set of men, who, having man.
aged get all the fat offices for the last twenty years.
are endeaVorlng transmit them to their posleiy for
all time to come.
The Democratic candidates for the Legislature
both elected.
On the whole, we have nothing to discourage us.
All we nave 10 DO Is 10 roll up sleeves, anu dt gam
This is the duty Of every Democrat The principles
Of Jefferson yet dear, and worth fighting Tor One
deteat-two deleats--oIe hundred defeats, ought to
avail nothing. A true Democrat should never ground
his arus-- no reverseS should discourage him. OF
majuIy Of our fellow Democrat we can say this
much. They have done we!l-doue their duty in the
late contest, aud though an overbearng hostile force
is arrayed against them, they will hear up and fight
with the spirit and zeal for year to come, as
with certainty of victory. And if they all pull
shoulder to shoulder, victory will come the cause of
truth will prevail.
Next week shall give the official vote.
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AN ENTIRE NEW PLAN.

c. We copy the following from the Mad,.
sOnian. u lie we'll for The people to read oil
these things. but as the annexed, we pressme,
contains pretty nearly the Presidents views
on the subject ofan Independent Treasury, it
will be examined with much INTEREST,"
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1--WE eoPy the following from The Philsdelphia
Spirit the Tmas Il will be borne in mind that iae
n'asni6ccntbequest The lale Stephen Girar for the
benefit ororphan children has ALL every cent, been
swallowed up in the fraudulent anl corrupt manage
men i,he United States Bank. Thus have orphans "
widows been deprived Of their menus of subsistence.
Yet do the fsderaiss cry aloud for aOoter banki N.
Era. &
TIE ORPHANS PROFESSIONALISM BANNERS
THEY BORE The Plundsrers ol the Orphan re.
bukst.
The procession orthe orphan Boys on Saturday las
was truly an imposing and solemn spectacle; imposing
from the number Of orphans. aud solemn from the con-
temptation Of the wrongs they have suffered at the
hands OF the wicked robbers ofiheir inheritance.
The procession formed in The State House Yard, be-
tween the hours oftwo and three O'clock The BOYS
were OF all ages from twelve to six years. and ma
ny hundreds in number. Each lad wore Grape on one
OF bis arms. as mourning token in memory Of Girard
and the loss to ths poor orphans olheir munifcen be.
quest. Aier the procession had organized It marched
through the principal streets to slow and mournh mus
sic, which called up melancholy associations and adj
ded interest to the pageant. The banners for the most
part were plain white muslin trimmed with black. and
ettered with important and emphatic sentences such
" Freemen come to the rescue Of the Orphans, and
punish the spoilers oftheir inheritunce"
The Girard Orphan Boys will remember those who
robbed them to fatten upon the spoils.'
Banish from city the rulers who have been gull
ty ofdsfsuding the Orphan Boy
g Our heneactor cries aloud from his grave for Venge>
anee upon the Yioators Of his trust
I" We mourn for the loss ofthe bequsst of Stephen
Girard, but much more that of mental improvement
beautiful blue silk banner, with red and black rih-
hon. and wreathed with roses, contained the following
lettering wrought bv the neadle of benevolent aud &C
ComplShed lady OF the Northern Liberties:
9th
Ward,
N. L.,
Lament
Loss"
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DR.. BENNETT.

This individual last week taxed the readers ofthe Ad
vocae three columns with long and wind article, do
ing justice to himself and refaiing the assertion we
made that he was an out and out Bank man. To be
plain, we must tell the DR.. hardly believe what
he says. His view of banking. shows plainly that he
either is trying to deceive his readers, or else that he
knows no more about it than "aackass does about o.
pening oysters" His abuse is nothing. We are use
to that and would rather receive it from Federast
than praise. The Dr. has now been defeated twice,
and will doubt gveup the idea ofgettng to Coum.
bus Representative. Pill bags will make him bets
Ter accompaniment, than law books.