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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
Anodyne Shaving Cream,

reo6mmendsdto those who wish 70
~ enjoy a pleasure in Ishasihg-its healing
properties make it desirable Tor surgical pur-
poses, as wen as the toilet This Cream Is rar.
ticularIy calculated TO wash the lender skins OF
infants, and can be used with tha most pleasing
Affects In all cases v here he skin is chapped or
excoriated, either from disease Or exposure TO
he1weathcr. For sale BY "
Sept. %, 1872. a "a CRLDLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

kftHELkRGE BRICK HOUSE. stjsie
u ins De pblic square. ard heaEiY oPPosiil
Tie Posi- OEcs t4sa
April =. 1872 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
! ~ me Ctr-Clstt NMi1eriOr Court

Or Law add chancery for Jefferson County
John n. Hamtramck and others,
n PLAlSrtFFs, |
+ AGAINST =
John BriscoePs admir- and others,
lffl gnrcAxn.u-s 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

) Why did Adan bite he applet said !
sehsolmas.er 70 bis pupil. because he
had no knife, said the boy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

RNREsH FRUlT-0 ranges, Rsisins ana II
monds, iusl received By ~ ES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
II EW q o o D s.

I L. N. .lISQUiTH,
HAS Just received from Baltimore, and is
N now opening, E~Slargs assortment OF
GOoDS-sIl Or which he is now offering al
prices ID suit the times, and onhs usual terms,
but will make still further reduction OF ten
per cent. on all cash purchases.
Oct 81, lS42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

So i HoaH why on earth don't you
getnp earlier. ny son; said I'D anxious
father 70 his sluggard boy-'don'l you see
the iloweJs even spring out Of their beds
at the early dawn ?
Yes father. said the boy, see they
"a and would do the sane. If | bad as
dirty bed ashley have.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

New Orleans paper slsles that there
i in ihat city hog with bis ears set so
fafl back that be cant bear hinself squeal
except ! ben be Is running backwards.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

BowDlTcH. the msihemaiician, studied
the principles Of this science 10 early life,
% shipboara. and ever after. 10 hoprs
snalched from the cares Of busy lie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

eHFHE LARGE EgznlRf8 nIDltfS
nearly Opposite he courl' House "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

Why are a brewer watts ike the walls
of Jesusalems Because Fl. 6rsrs drink
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
STONE CUTTING.

NXLILLlAM LOUGHRlDGE respectfully
wv informs the citizens .fJefersoV, Clarke
Frederick, and adjoining ceunties, who NAY
wish 10 mark the graves oftheir lsmented dead
that he still continues to make and suPerscrib,
,.Noaaments-Bor, Colllnn,, and a.lai,
EN6NRf7YD csS1. a f6aN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

EDO yon see any thing green :" has
given way 10 the more scientific interro-
ga,ofy 81, "Ds you perceive upon an IN
speellon 81 my optics. any admixiufe Of
she primary coIors, 6loe and yellow r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

Have you voted ! asked a, political
drummer 70 loafeF who was hanging
round the polls as be thrust ticket iuio
bis hand. No, hay'nt, and don't mean
10, that's more, MI tie third day, about
sundown.-Nebody shakes hands with
me. or treat, alter have voted. You
cant catch He.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

Whsls~66e thing .eomforfsr 70 I bee
is. in cold weather. as the man said when
lie snugged up to his wife,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
WEAVER'S DEATH,

We understand Cmones's inquest was held on
Weavers body last Thursday and the verdict render
ed was Suicide. From all we can learn, he was EN-
barrassed in money affairs, and whilst playing off
ruse accidentally sent himsefnlo another world and
and got rid Of the troubles Of this.
lie had toIt it in Dover that he had check on the
MassiIlon Bank, aud hired buggy to 90 and lift the
money. He was seen there but instead Of getting mons
money, he bought rope aud returned towards homs
He was seen few miles above Dover, with the rope
in the wagon. and all right apparently. Nothing more
was known until man found him attached to the wag
on by the necx, and dead, within sight of Dover,
Ills story Of having check on the Bank was
hosx. And in order to carry out the hoax he threv
his pocket book and hat away. below Suasburg, tied
himself 10 the axelree and intended to be dragged into
Dover. and thus make TIE people believe he was first
robbed, and then partly hung. Blu: owing to some
mshap, he bafied, and by his fool hardness met
an untimely death. Altogether, il one of the most
singular cases Of sads heard Of and the yer.
dict reminds US Of en- Indian jury who were summon.
ed TO hold an inquest over Inhan who GO, drunk g.
a-islfoze to death. After mature deliberation, thew
d lcuded that their red brothercam to his death, in
consequence of the water fleeing in his body which
the rascaly keeper had given him in the brandy
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
RHEUMATISM.

Entirely Cured by the use of Dr. o. P. HarCk's com
pound Strengthening ard German Apsrient Pills.
Mr. Solomon Wilson, Of Chester county, Pa afflicted
for two Yeas with the above distressing disease Of
which he had TO his crutches for eighteen months.
his symptoms were excruciatng pains in all his joints,
especially in his HRS, shoulders and ankles, pain Inc
crossing towards evening, attended with heat. Mr..
Wilson was at one time not able 10 his limbs on
account Of The pain being great he being advised by
friend Of his 10 procure DR.. Harichs Pills, for which
he sent to the agent West Chester and procured soms
on using the medrine the third day. the pain dissp-
peared, and his strength increased FAST and in three
weeks able to attend to his business which hs had
not done for eighteen months For the benefit of others
afflicted, he wishes these lines published that they may
be relieved, and again enjoy the pleasures Of healthy
life.
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth street Philade1
pha. Also. for sale by J. P Chapn, New Phi;adsls
pha Ohio.
DR.. HARLICH'S
Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills,
Are warranted cure diseases OF the Stomach and nor
vous systom Mr.. Samuhl Philips, West Kensington,
Philadelphia, was entirely cured by the above highly
and inesmable medicine; his chief symntous wers
pain and weight at the pit Of the stomach after eating
loss Of appetite eructatons, natulency, costve-
ness pain in the side and weakness in the breast
slant headache, dimness and confusion of sight ner'
vous irrtabilty, which incapacilaed him from atten-
ding TO his business for twelve months, during which
time lie tried various medicines but found little relief.
until by using the Compound Streng henng Tonic and
German Aperenl Pills. he was enabled in Ave weeks
10 resume his business.
Principal Office for the United statas, No. 10 N.
Eight ST. For sale by J. P. Chapiu' N, Philadsphia
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

''The Vanocrats have gone into power, and wheat in
many parts OF Ohio has come umbing down to 40 cts
bushe l9, oats l6, and landed property sunk to
half its value -AduOcate.
There's fair picture for you. Look at it. Examine
it all round and bethnk yourself Of the good times,
high prices, and high wages" that same whg party
promised you, if you would help them into power,
Where now are all the lying promises Of Whiggeryf
Where the protection to Farmers, 10 mechanics, and
aborers, that to with the proteetue tarfl''
1t has ended just where said i, would. The Wes-
tern Farmer must take lass for what he sells and pay
more for what he buys, of the eastern manufacturer.
Yet the brazen faced hypoce turns up, and says the
Vanocrats got into power, ard wheat comes tumbling
down." Who holds both houses of Congressi The
Wings by so majority. Who is yet Governor of Ohiol
Why Tom COrwin ALL buta whig says, What's
Gorwin to do with the price of whea1 Very we'll,
what's Shannon to do with it, he has not taken his
seat yeti But the farmers getting their eyes open
about "Protsctive tariff, and will ask to be pro-
tscted from such lying hypOcrtes as Kirk Patrick
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
ONO LEGISLATURE FOR ls42-G

SESSION OHlO STATESMAN.
We again present prospectus to the public for
Session Salesman and the approaching Legislature
will be one of great interest 20 the people, we pro-
pose pulling our paper at price that will lccoms
modate itself to- The times. 1t is very desirable at
time like this, that the people should read ad for
themselves what going in public places that they
may not he compelled 10 rely upon rumor, or be dece
we'd by misrepresentation. Tha! many people are in
the habit Of of Looking 10 Government for than
Government is able to give, rejecting of either
party; can longer doubt, hut it lis nevertheless I'M
poant that the people should be well informed of what
public do, Of their for not dong whal
may be expected Of them. Let no Democrat ht least,
fail to exert himself to spread truth and intelligence by
every ia his power for is upon these he aene
can RELY for SUCCESS.
GTFrst rate Reporters engaged and all the acts
of the coming Democratic Legislature will be spread
before the pc pIe as extensively as possible. The last
message of Governor Corwin Tho Inaugural Of Gov.
Shannon, which will be looked for with great interest
-and important reports and speeches will be promptly
issued, as we'll as the earliest general news pNo
paper at the seat Of Government gives full reports
as the Statesman
GTThs proceeding of Congress will also be resu.
lary reported by able and industrious corTespon-
dent.
DAny person who will procure six subscribers
shall have seventh for his trouble.
GTPersons receiving a prospectus who cannot
make use Of it themselves, will please hand it to
ther.
TERMS.
The SrATEsMAS will be issued Daily Tri-Weeky,
Semweekly and Weekly.
DAILY PAPER FOR THE SESSION, $500
TRIWEEKLY, 1,50
SEMI. WEEKLY, 100
WEEKLY so
The amount paid, and set opposite the subscribers
name will designate which paper is desired.
ITThe The Daily and Tri- Weekly papers will be
printed imperial slzs, the Semi Weekly and Weekly
double medium, the usual size of ihe regular yearly
Statesman The Semiweekly will contain all the mat
ter Of the Daily and Tri>weeky-,hs Weekly will
tain the full reports of the Legislature, but not all the
msre reIIaneous reading. news, &c.
TAll payments 10 be made in Gdoanes.
s. MEDARY
Columbus, Nov. I, 1s42.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
From the Spirit Of the Times
co MIMI MI CATION.

Ifyou wish to ietan the richest blessing, attend Oary
TO yourself whenever you find that your appetite bs.
comes impaired, your bowels costIve or bio on the
stomach. Remember Dr.. HGrEch celebrated wedieRes
Procure them Immediately, and use them according 10
directions, they will Immediately remove these primary
symptoms from the system. Blu, if you neglect your-
self they will form host Of maades, such dyspep~
siu liver complaints iaundce pain IN the side. bilious
offertions evers &c, which obstinate to ours,
besides attended with pains and much distress. DIR.
Harch's Medicnes' will certainly cure all forms Of
the above mentioned disease. The paten, must, how.
ever, conceive In the latter stages cure be
performed in a few days or week. If the medicine
had been used at the very first attack the disease could
have been eradoated in much shorter lime. The eds
cine must therefore be uSed strictly for fongh before
much decided benefit will be realized. .s .r
A RELIEVED SUFFERER.
Philadelphia, Sept Sd, 1s4O
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth st. phiadol.
pha. Also, for sale BY j. p. Chaplin, New Philadel
hia, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

lance Of the wing ph;ty of Ohio the siher side.
The opiniun Of the New York american, "a whig
paper, you know is generally quoted and concurred
10, that the wing mOmb' Il the Ohio Lesisalue who
resigned their seats, guilty of moral treason /,
T. the constitution and PERJURY in the sight of God
and Man. This opinion prevails to such a degree
that am SAFE 10 saying will he a stigma upon their
chararters and barrier 10 their promotion in all future
time.
Islore concluding shall take the liberty of trans
cribng couple ofslarZis Of IA whig song, about
TO be put to press by the arstocratc portion Of
the party.
Here it is-can you give it a tunel
Hurrah for Queen Victorial
Hurrah for English lawsI
The L0cos call us British Whtgs,'
But not without a cause.
Then come ye British Whigs--
Como take drink of snda,
All you who would adopt
The Charter Of Young Rhoda'
Yes, come and take swig, brave boysi
Let moi give up The rade
All YOU who don't like other drink
May relish lennon adel
Come Tom and Ben and Sam
Come, give the ball a starteri
And help MS to adopt
King Charles royal charter
Perhaps, by next week, you shall hear from me a.
gain, In the time shall subscribe myself the
HARRISON COUNTY FOOL KILLER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
ASTONISHING FACTS.

DR. HARLlCH'S PILLS are rapidly supercednH the use
of all other medicines of the kind advertised In the public
prints The wonderful they daily performing In TINS
vicinity have created suc sensation confound their en-
emies and elicit from the whole community enthusiastic com
mendaons No wonde-who does rejoice 10 behold Ihe
afflicted regainng their health, II by magc7 What heart
but feels glad that death cheated Of his prey, least for
time, until old age shall smooth the dying pillow THOUSANDS
and tens Of thousands bless the day that they became aeqau
ed with the healing powers Of DR., Haricls COMPOUND
STRENGTHENING TONIC and GERMAN APERfENT
PILLS@AsItabula Sentinel Ohio, May g.
principal office for the United States. No. l8 North 8A
street, philadelphia Also for sale the Of Chapn
New philadelphia Ohio ..... -...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
RICHES NOT HEALTH.

Those who enjoy health must certainly feel blessed when
they compare themselves to those sufferers that lave been a
ed years with various diseases which the human ami
y ali ssbect be troubled wh-Diseaes present them
various forms and from various circumstances which
in the may all be checked by the use Of DR.
o. P, Haci's Compound Strengthening aud German Aper
PILLS, Such dyspepsia Liver Complaint pain in the
side rheumatism, general debility Female Diseases and all
diseases which human is affected Directions for
using these medicines always accompany them These Med
cnes be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate
female they mild In their operation and pleasant In
their effects.
Principal Office for the United sates No. 10 North Eighth
street, Philadelphia.
Also for sale at the store Of ]. P. Chapin.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

ernment expenses so low as in Ohio Of anything like
population und improvements, vet it is the wisdom Of
oil 10 all in making things better instead OF WORSE by
prudent and sensible counselling together. We well
know that knavsh politicians, who live upon the cries
of ruin, and the plumber Of the people by corporate
STEALTH will carp this, but men Of sense II 5e
longer led by their crocodile tears or prevented om
doing right to please ITEM
The PRoPasITIoN.
The true remedy for hard times is ECONOMY; eco
nomy in all departments public ard private. dol
lar now saved is equal in advantage 10 two earned.
Neither Bank of the unied, nor State Banks
ausht else except industry and economy, can avail 10
re'cue us from our present pecunlary proslriton.
Who will uin US in a simultaneous effort TO restore
long lost prosperity by the aid of industry and
nomyi Don't all speak at once Yet we want all 10
join US both in their public and private cupacIIy and
with a viow to test the result Of the experiment
should 1t he made we offer the fullowi' premiums
ESslst TO that township of Franklin county which,
SHALL during the present year. effect the greatest redu;>
tion of township expenses; in proportion 10 its popu>
alion a mounted copy Of Wheeler's new and splen-
did map of Franklin county.
Oily: To thai county Of The State of Ohio, which
shall in like manner, efec! the greatest reduction of
its expenses sspendd new map oftbe State Of Ohio
TO the county, and copy Of Swans Statutes to each
of the commissioners
3dy. II the strife is entered into right hnnes,y and
energeically, we promise TO all material change in
the times, which will reward them moro richly than
We can afford to do these poverty stricken days.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
CANDIDATE FOR PREsTDENr.

Ths Democrats OF different sections arc discussing
the Gains Of candidates for the Presidency. Van Bu-
rem, Calhoun, Buchanan and Cass have been nSmed,
but The matter will be settled by National Convention
sometime in ls43 or "A, when the whole Democracy
o(the Union, will rally solid body TO the support of
the candidate ofthe convention whoever he may be-.
For our own part, we should like to see the old
team, Van Buren and Johnson. They were defeated
by frOud-but never by fair means. However, "Prin-
cples, not men" is the Democrats creed"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
Letevery Democrat read the following, from the
whig organ of thls county:

wing organ oil TINS county:
From the Advocate.
"a HINT "A WING Siorekeeper says that if the
Democratic store keeper that may here does not
get better pay from his Democratic customers than the
Wing store keepers lave DONE he will have to get a
good share ofhis support from the wings, or pull up
stakes and sope:-aso, that ifthe democrats do get
brought up the mark it is than they deserve
as FOUR out Of cUGy FIVE OF HIS delinquent GUS
TONERS ARE HARD CASES AND DEMOCRAT
IC LOCO FUCOS"
We wish the Democrats of this and other town
townships to remember what Kirk Patrick says. -Four
out ofeUUy fire" ofyou, says he. "are HARD CASES
and won't pay your debts at the last election we
poed 1000 voles and according to Kirk Patrrk's
assertion, 1000 hard cases, and wont pay their
debts. We should like to see this slanderer go into
Bucks township, for instance, and te her 166 Demo.
crals, hat 5hs or 1872 out of &c., are hard cases.
and won't pay their debts! The way they'd ride him
on wooden horse, would be caution to rail roads,
Yet, Notwithstanding Kirk Patrick and his whig
store keepers. say hard cases." they glad
to get your custom But remember the hypocriteS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
ROAD N0TlOE

NOTICE hereby given tnat there will petition pre-.
seued 10 the commissioners ofTuawas county at their
next December session, praying for County laid out
constructed as follows viz commencing at the graded road
the line between the counties of and Coocton
In the middle of the South West quarter of section
No. 49, of range Township 4 the south side Of said quar-
teri thence 10 the south line Of Henry Ecke land thence
along said line TO the south Of Daniel Thomc Hnd
thence along the right hand side Of the hollow 10 Martin ar
vc barn. thence past George Harshman cooper shop along
private road now In use by said Iashan to nersect the
road leading from RagerNille 10 Coshocion.
Nov. 3, 1872 DIV
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
Nov. 10, 16l
ROAD NOTICE-

N0TICE is hereby given tha, petition will be pre-
~ sened 10 the commissioners Of Tuscarawas county,
at their next December session praying for county
road, commencing at the Liberty road at the county
line, on Andrew Finney's land in Oxford township;
thence along the line betwe John Toner and said
FInney, 10 Charles Grimes's new house; thence The
and best to the lane between James Stew
ard and the widow Sprng thence to Peter Petty's
house, thence North West to the section line;
thence to strike Samuel Galagher's field, 19 rods on
the north West eide Of said ne thence TO Galaghers
h>use; thence along the line between Leonard NWgh-
bors and Richard Serverson, to the Nswcomerstown
road.
Oct 26, 1e42. 424t$ .r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
sHANNoNs INAUGURATION.

The Democratic pagers generally, are out in favor
ofa grand Jubilee al Columbus on the day Of Shan
mons Inauguration. And ifthe democracy take hold Of
the matter as enesetcay their Eentines havs will
be glorious time. The revolutionary period just gone
blythe great aud glorious triumph of the Giends of
Republican government anarchists and traitors-o
and the election oftha able statesman Wilson Shan
non, to the high office from which he displaced
by fraud aud rascaIiy-aI call for some public mani
festaton from the true hearted democracy of Ohio
Then lstit be rouser.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
FEDERAL DESPERATION.

Defeated federalism is desperate, since the people
cast them out as unworthy rulers. They are ralying
the money power to embarrass The State Finances and
fpoSsble sink the State character still lower than it S
And they ofdong it, that the o. State Jour-
nal exultingy exclams, "Tte credit ofthe State can
never be restored under loco foco auspices" There's
Federalism in its pnrity. "Tf we can. rule We will
RUIN" say they to the people, But won't they be
''hunked''
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that there will be petition presented
to the Commissioners Of TusCarawHs County next
cember Session, praying for alteration certain Road
laid out from John serversons tie New Comeuiown
Road the CUshOcton Road Tie alteration commence
al the east line Of Section Ia township s. range 3, Oxford
township TuscarawaS county Oho thence south James
c. Smiths siable thence 10 Klmbes line, thence the
neareand best rout the ssnacA grade near the land
ofNathan MeBain's,
October 25, 1912.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
THE BANK LAW A "HUMBUG"

The coon editor here says he has been twued for
not publishing the Banking Law. and his reason for
nol doing so, was Of its being "humbug." That he
has been tOiHed have doubt and that in the most
feeling by his own subscribers. But to gay that he
would not publish it because il was humbug, is logic
destitute of common sense, aud argues that the man is
more Of fool than what we always took hi to he,
viz. knave. The Democrats passed that law, and if
it was 'hnm5ug," he could not have done more
ingenious for the benefit of his party than to publish
it The people are honest intelligent and won't he
humhuggsd; If they see aparty has bumhugged them
they will rise and put down the humbng, and the hum
buggers. Then ir this law was a humbug, WHY did ho
not show it to them-pubsh II and make political cap-
tall Never was there better chance. But no, he could
not publish it because it was 'humbng.' Such areu-
ment is too absurd to come from drunken man, and
If he was sober when he wrote The article, the whig
party ought to kick him overheard Tor an gnorqmus
JOHN C. SPENCER, TyIsr's Secretary of War,
has given the Clay Fsderaists Of NJ Y, broad.ide
in the shape Of a letter. Tie !, worse on them than
Gen. Murphy. A year ago, he was one Of Clay's ar
dent supporters. But like many another, he sees ali
the "Cold blooded federal arisocats supporting Clay
and hence must lOaveihem. As sample he calls the
U. s. Bank 81 Den ofRobbers.'' Not so bad for !
Wig, GNinw ,- ~ '