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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-20

e. We have read articles more out of place in
the community where they were published than the
following extracted from communication in the
Ohio State Journal, Wing, of January last
MR.. EDlTok:-Time was, when whatever
might De the effort to procure political prefer
ment' judicial office was never openly sought,
however ardently 1t might be desired. The
Bench was considered, and with great proprie-
ty, Iltted above and out Of the low atmosphere
which is filled with strife for place. Il was
reward TO be bestowed on sterling capacity and
modest merit only-it was given to that ..pop-
ular'y only which follows man. not tha,
which is run after.''
How these reflections press upon US. when
we contemplate the spectacle-the hun,ilial;no
spectacle--presented in this city at the present
time. A seat is about to be vacant on The Su.
pre- R,e"e e, Bench-the high judicial tribunal Of
Of being called from retirement, or from Other
pubic duties, 10 assume the high and sacred
responsibilities Of such trust; and not content
to leave their claims to be considered and al.
vocated for them by their friends; we see The
candidates for that place exhibiting themselves
without shame as importunate beggars for the
appointment. Here have been two or mora If
those candidates loafing on the step Of mem.
bers of the Legislature, until in the eyes Of
every man who has decent respect for him,
self. they have proved themselves unworthy
and unit for the Office to which they aspire. #
there were not single other objection in the
world against them.
Know there are in Ohio. at least two-yes.
!nree men have this moment in mnd-belono.
ing to the party Of the majority in the leeisla-
!ure' VINO unite to the qualifications Of able
!urls's' too much honest pride Of character
100 much regard for common decency, to be
caught making their way 10 such an eminence
oy such unbecoming means. Are there none
OF the majority 10 the Legislature who sea
'nese oeggarly loafsrs in their proper light!
OBSERVER.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-20

superstition. The onward march of the mighty en-
CINE Of reform will long dispe the Clouds that
obscure the horizon Of mans happiness-wilI bring
about the reign of peace and good WILL, and the
doctrines Of gentle charity, will longer be the by
word, the reproach Of civilized men.
How simple in knowledge, yet how complex in
ignorance, the great and mighty truths of nature
Man once freed from the thraldom of the demon
passsons-naan once stated and trained IN the soay
he should go aoiN not depart from 1t. He will not
yield obedience to his enemies and the fortress Of his
honor will be impregnabe and not be overturned by
false doctrine. He will not turn away from the light
Of truth-he will not Cypress his fellow man for
opinion sake, nor will he conceal himself beneath
the cloak Of religion, SO that he may betray and
wrong his fellows, in the sacred name of cristanity
and Is an imitator of the meek and lowly Jesus
Christ! The principle Of reception, cor Of doing
dnto others as you would have them do unto you
will longer be abused and outraged and its peace
al and holy influence turned into gall and bitterness.
The accused passion Of avarce, shall no longer beg
gar whole nations Of living souls ;-its poisonous
fangs shall no longer impede the onward march Of
the most exalted feelings implanted in the human
bosom The criterion Of merit shall be Intellectual
superiority, virtue in milk white robes that cher.
ay which oouers multitude Of sins" and that love
which drops as the gentle dews from Heaven bles-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-20

ST. AUGUSTINE, AprlIs%
1t is stated on the authority of private s'|
ter from Middle Florida, that nine person
were recently murdered on or near the Oel1
by party Of Indians, supposed to be part Y
Iigertail's band.--Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
TUSCARAWAs ELECTION.

Most nObY have thu democracy Of Tuscarawa' done
their duty. From Harrison majority OF 55l, we
have cut them down to 8. Such glorious result has
astonsbed both wings and democrats, and though some
counties have given Shannon great majOrtes yet none
have done better than Tuscarawas wheE con slider
the disadvantages the democracy labored under. Had
all the democrats turned out We should have carried
the whole ticket by sweeping majores. But they
must and will do better next time. HencslOrward let
Tuscarawas be ranked among democratic couHeS.
In ano her column we give the ofsi vots of the coun
ty. 1t will be seen that The whole vote posd falls short
only about 100 Of the vote of f'40 when Harrison
ever 500 majority. So the wings cannot explain their
losses by saying that hef men did not turn out They
did turn olt aud what more, they turned round.
In 40, the Wing Auditor had $50 majority, now he
has abou, 70, and by looking at his vote the own>
ships, will be seen that he averaged from to votes
above his parly-thais he took enough democratic
votes to elect him, and without them he would have
been defeated. Standing in this position, we wish to
know fMr. Everhard Intends giving the printing Ofthe
Delinquent List exclusively 10 the Federal paper. At
least one half ofthe heaviest tax payers do not take
that paper but take ours; and the Delinquent List can
be printed in both papers, and cost the county not one
dollar mOrs than it now does to print in one. Be-
sides, such an arrangement would benefit the whole
community, whereas The present one does little more
than one half We call the attention of the people, e.
the county Auditor this subject county prin.
ting can be done as cheap in two papers, as in one,
whether it should not be given to bothl We have a
circulation nearly ifnot quite equal to the Advocate,
we have as many tax payers list, and above ALL
we have 2O6s democrats in the county, whose rights,
privileges characters, and taxable property equal
to the rights privileges characters and taxable prOper
~ or2O76 Wings
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DR.. Harchs Compound Strengthening and
German Aperient Pills used BY all classes Of people,
10 preference other Medicines because they pre-
pared from Pure extract of Herbs, wholesome dls
cine mild in its operation and pleasant in it's effect
the most certain Of hgal,h and all Stomach
Complaints presOrver and purifier fths whols Sys-
tenn.
Because they sooihe the nerves Of bensbily and for
tfy the nerves of notion impartng their mos, subtle
fluid its pristine tone thus giving strength and clear
ness Of mind
Because they never destroy the coats Of the stomach
and jowclIsi as all strong purgatives do.
Because srience and experience teach that no mers
purgatve alone will cure tile disease of the Stomach,
and nerves, Weakness is the primary cause of host
Of Diseases and by continually resortng to Drastic pur
gatives you make the disease much worse instead Of
better.
Because Dr. Harlch's Medicines are put up upon
the common sense principle, TO cleanse and strengthen
which is the only course TO pursue 10 effect cure.
Lastly Because these medicines really do cure he dis.
ease for which they are recommended. Principal Office
for the United States is at No. 10 North Eight St Phil.
adelphia For sale by J. p Chaplin New Philadelphia.
Oct. 20, AZ
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
PUTTING THE SCREWS.

Weundsrstand some of the Federal Merchants and
Tradesmen Of this town. have commenced suing all
the democrats who owe them. We have no doubt they
act under instructions from Alfred Kelley &oo. at Co.
lutnbus and the screws will be put over the State.
Men corrupt enough to destroy The legislature would
resort to any act Of oppression. to wreak vengeance
the democracy for huring the traitors out of power.
But we tell the democrats what to dos Get ofthsir
debt as quick as you can, and then ksp ou. If you
want any article and have not the money, shift without
it. That's the doctrine we preach, and practice We
don't all the federal store keepers in the country
one dollar, nor don't intend to. Depend upon it, if
yOn practice frugaly, & economy, and buy no goods
unless you can pay for them right ofyOu will be above
the reach of these scrub arstocraciss who the 1T.
,ls credit they get in the East engine 10 oppress
YOU, and sw0rve you from your rights as lreemen.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

from the dungeons of CSsilerseh and SidmOulhssi9
1917, aud when got TO Long Island, thS 6rSt book
bOIght was ahUI6sr Maison Rustiqus. Advice TO
young men, Art. 29l.
the qualifications OF the translator il may be sid
that he is practical farmer and in regard TO bis ans-
lation Of La Fontans which has been reprinted IN
England an English reviewer conloSses that he does
not know the English writer who could have done Il
better.
TERMS rhe work will he published as a Ssmi-
monthly periodical, in numbers of &C pages octave,
each 25 cents, aud when completed viii contain forty
numbers, $40.
Five dollars paid in advance for the 6st twenty mum.
Oers shall snte subscribers TO the remaining 20 mum,
bers for four dollars.
Or nine dollars smaller (if not less tan
doa regularly advanced during the of publieaS
ton shall enii,e 10 the same reduction.
The FIRST number will be issued on the LIST Of July,
le4S
All orders and Iemhances should be addressed to s.
8. HASKELL, Publisher, l38 Fulton st. N. Y.
New York, June I, l649.
GJAll editors who will give this prospectus fifteen
Insertions and forward the paper containing them to
the New York Walchman, shall be entitled to one
copy of the work.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20


Morgan, the man mentioned last week, as having
been shot in Jefferson p., is since dead It ap pears,
GendIespiker had quarrel with a man named Shafsr.
about some liquor, and was &orsted At this he be-
came enraged seized rife and shot Morgan instead of
Shaer, both being dressed alike He denies all know
edge of the act and we learn, never knew Morgan.
Morgan has left wife and children, and the prisoner
has aged parents living in that township.
We notice Kirk Patrick has been trying 10 make no.
litical capita out of this horrd affair, BY nsinuatng
that the man shot was whig, and the one who shot
him democrat They were both ofthe same politics,
we learn, and he must be bsse wretch who would
torture such tragca into the field of poll.
tics, merely 10 excite party prejudice. The hard cider
drunken debauch got up in l54O, has produced many,
very many just such deporabs results, as the above
and those who helped to bring about tha: drunken era
justly responsible for all its evils. Then, instead
fengenderng prejudices they had better atone for
The sufsrings they Rave al:eady caused.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
THE DECEIVER,

Last week we published returns from IA counties.
Kirk Patrick came out day Str and had only
from this county. Now we got our returns mostly
from the wings. and he had them, but because they
were against him, he kept his readers ignorant Here
he proves himssra base decsver and cheated bis sub
scribers out UfiniOrmaon And yet he charge 25cis.
year more han we do But this is not the first time
he cheated them by SnppreSslng information. He never
published The Bank Resumption Law, nor the
Banking Law, nor President Tylsr's Protest, nor did
he publish the election law this year. Will the peo-
pie longer support who tries to keep them igno~
rant whose whole aim is to sander private character.
Tuscarawas county is tei. years behind the age, and
that base, depraved narrow minded man, who has
printed here for 20 years, the of all her back
wardness. press properly conducted. can teach a
code of morals or religion to any co immunity and if
Improperly conducted Generalization and ignorance
go hand in hand to every man door VINO comes with
in its influence.
We throw out these remarks first 10 show that the
Ohio Democrat gives the latest and the cheapest news
and second, to prepare the way for urging upon the
the whg party the necessity of sending Kirk Patrick to
Botany Bay, instead ofup Salt River. He has been
the OfsendIng his party 10 the latter place. and
if they take him ulong, he will corrupt them go much
that few will ever get back
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
OHIO ELECTION-GRANR REsul

We give the following from the Statesman. "ThS
Legislature will stand-Senate 90 dems. Ia feds.- dem
maj 8 The House, Al dems., 81 sds.--dsm. maj,
1913 on JOINT ballot. This is indeed, one OF The
greatest Movements, under the circumstances ever
witnessed. The Ceon 10 dead.
THE Senate consists Of 50 ineubers-le elected
each alternate year. Tho democrats have ten that hold
over-the ledealisS had eight but six resgned hence
we have "a Senators 10 elect this year. The House
consists of 72 l...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

a use aud lower US in the estimaOnof the public. But
his vain and futile efforts will not avail for we will
still continue 10 pursue the course which honor and
justice drla 5, and hope to be able 20 maintain
character and standing in community, when this bald
headed seducer shall have received the punishment
hereafter, which his crimes have Justly mefiled.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

LARGE POTATOE.-We have seen presented
with potatoe. grown by Mr.. n. Redfeld, measa.
ring some IA inches in length-and branch inches.
Our devils opinion is, that he can set on one end while
he roasts and eats the other Great place, this, for
big things
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

UThe wings are circulating report here, that Tom
Corwin is dc&d. No doubt Of it, so far as the Governor
is concerned
Another report they have, is, that some 30 wings
were poisoned at Whis meeting in Belmont county.
So far as we learn, they only took little too much
cider with snake in il.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
Official .AbstrOCt.

Ofhe votes given in Iuscarawas county on the llth
day of October 1912.
The names 10 Italics are Wings, and those
marked thus 70 are elected.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
JOHN SAXroN TORIES.

Old Saxion of the Canton Repository, in Mr.hy
TRADE against us for giving Bingham JUSTICE calls the
OHIO Democrat "a rabid tory paper" Now we'll
bet skin, that The man uhO says that had one
or more near relations hung in the revolutionary war,
for being TORIES. 81.
In order to brighten SaItons mind to tories, we
give below chronological history Of his party, Let
him paste it in bis hat, and 1t will serve as guide
board for the future.
There never wIs we presume since the organization
OF governments among men, party OF anY description,
which changed its name frequently, has that patty
in the United States called the Federal or Wing rary.
BY reference to the history of that party, we find that
they were
In IT'S, Tories,
In ITS, Rendezvoused on Staten Island,
In 1872, Fled to Nova Scotia.
In 1884, Reurne6-White- washed patriots
in 1889, Monarchlsts in the Convention,
In 1874, British Treaty mon,
In 1897, Federalists with black cockades,
In 1906, Advocates Of mpreSsment, AID in cppoSiS
hon 10 an embargo,
In 1912, Peace and submission men,
In 1919, Blue Lights,
In 1914, Hartford ConventioniS,S,
In 1916, British BankiteS,
In 1924, Federal Republican,
In 1928, Adams men,
In 1881, National Republican, or Clay men,
In 1882, Bank men,
In 1886 Harrison men, or Wings,
In 1888 National Republican WhigN
In 1910 Democratic National Republican Wings -
Huzza for Zip and Ty'
In le41, Ant-Tyler men,
In ls42, Home Leaguers, High TarfiteS in favor Of
Clay, Treason and Rebellion.
Dimoek ofthe Holmes county Farmer, sings out
1000 guns for old TuscarawAs.' Bring on the powder
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
THREATsl THREATsl

Some fihe federal leaders are enraged at their
defeat that it's mPosSbletO hold them. One Of them
dscSrOd the other day, that flhe Loco focOs didn't
do right this winter, THAT is carry out federal meas
urcs he was ready to shoulder his muSket go to Coz
luubus and shoot them down This is carrying out
what Corwin said at Dover.
Another federal leader, we learn, has threatsnsd to
waylay the editors Of this paper. Failing to break
down the paper they now seek to inure itS cOnduc-
OrS, but all we fcar is, that they may attempt stab in
the back. Otherwise, these threats at Us, create no
alarp.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
MCCONNELL AND KoCH's MAJORITY:

Below we give the official vote for Senator d Rep.
representative, in the district Of Holmes & Tuscarawas
Tuscara vas Holmes
Armor, 2l02 Koch 1929
Koch 2O57 Amor 749
Urch 2l63 McCon. 1860
Mcconnell 1897 Uhrich 1852
Koch is elected to the Senate BY l,O25 majority
over the whg candidate, and Mcconnell is elected to
the Assembly by GAL majority over Uhrich. What
comment s this on the vile ISLANDERS got up by Kirk.
Patrick The wretch put forth all his energies
iniurs Mr.. Mcconnell, and yet the people have
1scted him by majority double that Of last year-an6
double that of any Representative sent from this
district thus stamping Liar and Villain GAL times
the Buzzard's forehead. Kirk Patrick had better 60
hang HIMSELF and will his body to the Buzzards. He
has brought destruction upon his own party, by his
lying career of2O years. Then. go and do like
Haman and yourparty will be rid ofits greatest curse.
SUCKED IN.-Ths whie leaders of Goshen town.
chip had prepared for general spree on the night Of
the election. They had their band all ready, let's of
tar barrels turpsnne fire balls and dead pole cat,
to rub on democrats DOORS Blu. when they learned
thar Shannon carried the township, such running and
hiding never was seen. By way Of revenge. they
threw the pole cat under the election window to scare
off the crowd but buzzard carried it off. Getting
pole cats was high minded business for men profess
sing TO be church MEMBERS and respectable citizens.
Had lhoy carried out their Intentions some noses wod
have been tapped. That's Ill. The nexl time they
had better not haoo till they are sure ofbe ing out of
the weeds.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

uIp Dover township, where Tom COrwin made a
speech he received but 81 majority In Is4O he had
t96. WGsfsGs DOvOr Clay Club beOn ali Making
NhaHn9y'Ren. s.'.'.aI
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
KIRK PATRICK & OURSELVES

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
land AND NECaoEs FoR s,IE

X ,niiue OF Deed of Trust executed 20 ~. -. -
we sr certain purposes therein specissg ,nS and
and Prince Ei,s once OF the county Courts Halifax
@ ISa E,aie viz: Tract OF Land % ING
Huntns erass 10 miles Of the Courthonse, on
ton 80 adjoining IN lands OF Col IIenry C,,,,,.
,na others aud containing by estiaa,ion si, ,
Of woods wiz Ai Of which Is standing gna grown
n ~ ablndant supply Of good
y on ms itactof Land from l3ito IsO ,rPs ~ @
ertiIe The ~ lan a, Tree from inunditon and very
vaiion rs IN goof repair, under good cuiff
,S ~. Ssoly well wsicrcd situated verv ne,, -,
r., ,lti~esteru road where the stage o,.'.s -
min and ,o,.o week, and near good Trst and -.w
OF The mac .ne which greatly enhance the value
,n iu every direction fine THE g ps
Of s sj,' 20, me hcalh Intelligence morality ami ys,,
@ dwelling az present occupied bv ih. Sa eot
WI NoI y me attention Of Calitalists ~ Hs'~'o Is
aso over for sale the tract OF ami on ,vht.h r..
Courthonse ana us i one ms north of Prince Edward
hs of estimation ga acres, with gaoJ ro,,,,.t
~ o~ aid an abundant supply or ,yooS 800 potu9n o!
81 choice fruits. The bukinrs are N va an orchard
= the dwelling house cont ins ssy,Sr - 10y
ealinl grove of,rees There ~ o az an Is situated 10
49,, ~ ne.er failing sprin. of wafer ~ s"ov.ni,
cen snh every out house that eout noSer gar.
soJ n, h on family Attached To his pi,c. - 49,,
nc eeiiar and wooden store houae vsb 80, yssines
lanes ID No. f been successfully eupics Jy
Ier rt,s.,., h,q hesst- Thweau A Miller and MI
.nSeat uis1n - 81 gibe and ,u@ccs,t III, w,
adjoining store houses ami lot Of wood isni
-eyer. . ABOUT 10 acres could be Conveniently
.rs "'h inc dwelling and farm II desired by pnYch,9
p, 49, anohe, su' tract or land about 70 mile.
NJ su courthouse, adjoining tae lands Of I,,nss
"a, 'oshua Nouon anti oilers and copf,,,ir, -,
~, -. Nilu buildings sufficient for a ANAL ,,r,iIs
value. 9P''u- OF mineral wafer, OF some
WI vsn naea9, 10, IN the town OF Fannvie No in
These several tracts or iana ~, ,..... -
100 privately Gentcmen wishing 10 bsse r %
LII " ~ Tor themselves. Tho Uabt,. 49,, =, -.
- 'ioNh Z" purchasers By vi Nc ,so,vs stbe
lst'h or tant Joha PleaSanfs res,;,,g 49, -.
nl Vol Ih~eait or myself ~'' ~''i DC SHOWN
Pm ~ We same authority. shall offer for s,le =,
i,i ~ tlNari Courthouse Tuesn,v M. ION 80. a,
~ .ai neinr court DAY. ruhc auet,or Ia,
~, ,rey NEGROES, 10 sha-cs ofs,ock IN the Ns, N
1880 aoA company and road wagon sud tear, ~ ~.
-. Tue negroes consisf Of men. women No. tet
Sc ~ gHsd health and valuable C,,mmnnc,,,i'
promptly attended to- NVN''nousei VIII DE
Nav 2fh, lSi2 A m nIcrtS.o>,
u ~ PEE sons indebted 10 Col Tbyes,t in ,iv,,osi,
"a wise, are respectfully requested 10 come for,ry
no nase early 'et enenis ms ana tbosc 10 yrh Ia
Of their lemanfs " "'e au Ouh' anu nature
C WI nf iouni on business days al Col TbwA,,,,.
N"'ii when not professionally ems aged in ~,
o-,a Iuo ,". coufs IN which practice. VIZ. Char
ina Il ctf ~ ''"e' EuNard.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

nc sssi saa nature Of my disease ~as said by mi,
thai IA NJ sas ~hah there ia s,e.,
oses % hn. tseossry; o~ns Tho qaeney ami No
cue ot tnc asck tach attach aften.ied vl,l H.
usual symptoms add iaundce tasarabl,
s's,e me White sulphur Springs In August issS and
time that was entirely relieved 'fi'0'e' 81 Tue
h ny ,s.nsn nome however, the attacks returned with
s,oenee but NOD - fequenty re vislte, he
" lllnur srnrs In " - with the sane sod eject
,., my general health as is2s The diseases sl con
hz siste q the Wilde sulphur again In Ixsl with
IesuHs AZ TO my general health; and After re-
.het about three weeks went 10 the Ito, 81
IN pi sor ~ days the Spout Bath, and have never
s attack since. Ibclievc myself entirely free
o Ine n'seAse un Ter which then lahorci by se N
my general health. the the wafer Al The
WINE sulphur and the spout Hath aithe Hot springs.
WILKINS, JT..
OF brunswick County.