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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22


WILL THE PEOPLE FORGET THE
FRAUDS WHICH WHlGGERY HAS
PRACTICED UPON THEMl-CAN
THE PEOPLE BE AGAIN SEDUCED
FROM THE PATH OF SOBRlETY
AND RECTlTUDE AND FROM THE
EXERCISE OF RIGHT REASONf
We call upon all honest American citizens
TO reflect we'll aud deeply. We ask them 10
look into the history ofihe past and to study
long aud consult the great principles which
ourfalhers proclaimed and which lay at the,
very foundation ofour government We ex-
hortthem 10 look to and consider, and renem-
Dor the course of the Clay, federal, destructive
and deceptive demagoguss who cate into
power by denuncaiion, by fraud, BY pipe lay.
ing, by promises and by threats in 1910. We
exhort them 10 the language Of The St. Clairs.
vile Gazette, 10 Charge on the British Wings
their falseboods Of 1910 as to good times,
sound currency and high wages.
Charge on them their fslsehoods of spend.
ing TWENTY FIVE MILLIONS Of DOL.
LARS (annually) more than they promised
Charge on them The fact Of presenting bills
TO pay the Traitor HULL, when in Office, and
while aiding The British to conquer Ohio and
Michigan! ~"
Charge them with the fact that thoy have
attempted TO destroy the Constitution, and d.
vert from the President the exercise Of the
VETO POWER, 5-'<e' -~.+,
Charge on them the crime Of uniting various
bills together to OBLlGE President Tyler to
vetO them \.
Charge on the caniing hypocriles the vio-
lence and disorders in Congress, aud that
CLAY will cause American Freedom to per-
ish unless he is elected President
Charge on The consprators prsmedilated
Treason in the Ohio Legislature, who have
sought TO destroy the government: and, by The
unreenting arm Of oppression, 10 drive poor
labofers 10 want and desperation.
Charge upon them that FACTION has con
Splred to caricature Democracy, to paralyzs
it, and degrade The people.
Charge upon them tho fauds Of 1910, and
the intemperaDce Of that day.
Charge home onlhe leaders OF Federalism,
pettifOgging knavery, contemplate dupleity
and nreclaimabls selfishness
Charge on federalism the fac. that ilkatss
those whom ithas wronged!
Charge on the Feds their miserable huns
bugs since 1888, their low cunning and fox
like sagacily,
Charge on Tom. Corwin, kis fleeing from
the post of duty, and seeking Office for "a secs
ond term on the stump, at the peoples ex-
pense'
Charge on Tom Ewing bic blunders while
Secretary of,he Treasury, and his abandOn-
ment of the old soldiers whom he feeced!
Charge on Alfred Kelley, his disoFgaDIzing
spirit, innate eepravity, and speculatlDg on the
Public lundtl
Charge on the followers Of Clay, The fact
that our country has moot wofully reirogsded
under their management to make . stepping
stone for their dictator TO the Presidency.
Charge 90 them fraud, midnight csucueep,
gag acis, eqdandering Of The public money,
babkruptlug the country, aud plundering the
poorl
Charge upon Them, thai they prsie Of virtue
and follow destadIng wees and uphold MUIR
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22

States Senate,
Alabama also makes second demOnsiration-ihe NJ
Hampshire Ofthe South Strong enough 'or all pracr
ical purposes" she now shows an accession of some
thousands to her democ, aIic legion. ....y-
AIissouri-lhs home of the noble Benton--cOmes
laundering along with dsnocrstc majority ha; is t-
orally overwhelming. Federalism is scattered to the
four winds, and democratic Congressman are elected
aOithot ogpOstOni The republican majority is great,
that it tires the mind 10 count. Isi
But the truth is not yet all told. We have something
still more cheering than all ihI Eat
North Carolinar-one of the strong holds of whiGism
has given way to principle. Owing to an unfortunate
combination of circumstances the whig Governor was
elected. but we have decided majority in the Legsla-
tuye and the Old North State now stands in the demo-
cratic ranks amopg The regeneraie6 andredeemed, This
happy result sscures another Democratic United States
Senator. 10 place Of Crahan--and il Willie r. Bangum
does not disregard instructions it will secure change Of
TWO. ss ....s y &,
Kentucky 'the last lone asylum of lost whiggery"
is also aroused. The last election shows an immense
Democratic gain, wbchthe whig papers Of that State
attribute local causes but which, IN fact 10 osadee2
er and more lasting character. ts.i .i
W We gather the above from the Pennsylvania Key
stone. We transfer 1t to columns to call the de.
mocracy of Ohio to what other States have done-to
what they themselves did year ago. But what new
impulses to action do notcrowd around us nowi Where
is the Ohioan that be negligent Of duty idle at his
post when the old arch federal enemy of democracy is
goryng in its own shame and rejoicing that it has altea
dy far succeeded to tear down The popular branch
of our government Let every lover Of liberty fly at
once to the standard Of bis country and resist with his
might the tsrrors of anarchy with which threat
ened. Does every and properly appreciate the
fearful vortex of ruin to which 1--WE tending if the
principle is sanctioned at tho ballot Oox, that minority
may any timo break up the legislative branch of
government vsto the laws about to be passed. and tram
pie the most sacred wishes Of the majority in the dusl
Weappeal to the noble democracy Of the State to not
only defeat such dire Vaccinations against freedom and
constitutional government but let the rebuke be over
powerng and severe, that while politicians have mem
ories, the like will never happen agan.-O. States.
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GOsPEbTRUTH. We ooole n. foIlov-

, OVorEh1hUTH. We quote the follow.
ing for the enlightenment Of the Wings, who
live in the 'hOGse Of tie wicksd," !" which ,hev
buiItup during tho las, Presidential election.
based upon ''pipe-hying," "yam Ispinn,np, .
rioiings sfrollckIug and carouSiug. Read il and
Hemble, every sinner Of you; lor tho day Of
retribution approaches with giaut strides:
"The HOUSE OF THE WICKED shall
be oserthrown- but the tabernacle Of the
righteous shall flourish. Prov. xiv.
THE ZONE MAN POWER The Bos-
Ton Courier says the only act which the pres.
enl Congress has passed ihaiha grace enough
in il 10 save the body from total ind unaduIler.
ated infamy, is The Tasif, or Revenue Bill s.
that was sayed in the Senate blythe .,one man
power" Mr.. Williams Of Maine. voting RI.
coairsiyto bis ayoved opinions This 10 pset-
ty plain talking for aswhIg neAapaPsr. Ibid.
GREAr OK. - The Empire OK raised 10 81.
racuse, New Ystl1. BY p. ". Rust u :ha large
GO, ever known in the United States, and
weighs 100 pounds,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
BY MITCHENER * MATHEWS
From the (vt Spirit of tho Age.
If LAST OF THE CIDER GRATIS. =

OR THR CONFESSIONS OF JEReMIaH wldolN
''An ODer trus tale"
Ye gentlemen and ladies all
Who liye about these digginS,
Come, listen 10 the mournful tale o. sl
Ofjeremiah Virgins, +.-.
Who brought upon hltnself besides
s' Upon his family, sir, ..
Much sorrow and unhappness ,'.f
BY trusting whiggeryi sir. .t"sB
In eighteen hundred thirty.nine,
Twas happy man, sir,
And logged along quite soberly
Beneath the rule ofVan, sir.
raised my sheep and sold my wool 81
For forty cents pound, sir.
And I'd enough to eat and drink,
And cash the whole year round, sir,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-28
JEW DAVlDS OR HEBREW
PLASTER

This recipe obtained of an old Jew by traveller in the
Enstcsn countries bids fair be of Immense value the
Western world.
gentleman travelling inhe south of Europe, and Pnles
ine in $780, heard much said in the latter place praise OF
Jew Davds PLASTER; that he induced try il his
person, for lung and liver affection, the removal of
which had been the chief object of his journey.
lie accordingly applied plaster the right side of the
chest where the pain seated, another bewcen the shou
ders and the region of the liver. In the mo
he drank freely of herb of laxative qualities He
found his health improving and in few weeks his cough left
him. the saowness of lis skin disappeared his pain
moved and his health became permanently renstated.
Since that time he has been recommending it his friends
and acquuntance for all the fixed pains whatever; such
rheumatism, gout, headache teeh.ace pain in the
side, hip, back and limbs, uous umors knots wens, white
swelling hard stiff JOINTS ague in the breast, and the
hike to the united satisfaction of himself and Others
No female subject pain weakness in the back side,
should be without it. Married ladies' in delicate situations,
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application of this plaster between the shoulders, las
been found certain remedy for colds, coughs pthysc and
lung affections in their primary stages It destroys namma
tlon by producing copious prespiraon.
No putting, great spread of certificates intended, Thoso
wish TO satisfy themselves of the efficacy Of this plaster,
obtain sufficient 10 spread pasters for so cents sum
not half sufficient pay for the insertion of single certif
cate into any ofour most common prints single time
The Above valuable medicines sold by John P. Chaplin New
Philadelphia, E. ]. Barkdull & Co., Dover David judy
Lockpor Keyser & Williams Bolivar. Albert Bates grocery
Shanesvlc; G. Weebel. Zoar James G. Bell Sugar Cree
Falls p p Latter Sandyvilc Tuscaawas county, and e. p
Mccormick Berlin, Holmes county, Ohio Also by agents
generally through the villages W. E. PARMELEE general agent
for Ohio, at Massllon.
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Mr. Edfor-Alow me- through the medium of your paper
to cyIes my opinion of the very highly esteemed Persian
pills. that highly esteemed where known; for an ndub
table fact that all wo become acquainted with them, dismiss
every otherpopuar remedy from their families and rely solely
uon these But is fact generally known should
be that such persons invariably escape all the prevalent dsea
ses of the season. and that not has been known
ken down with any sickness who has kept and taken these
pills on the first symptoms of disease.
Mothers will have excuse, En must charge themselves
with Gnrardonabe neglect when they teender ofsprinR
dropping and sinking under darrhGa and bowel compay
or their lives nipt in the bud, by neglected disease.
The increasing prevalence Of consumption great fear
in those who inclined to that fell dsease-and well ma
but persuaded that the Persian pills were taken In it's
first stRges according TO the decons tents those who
are given over, might enjoy good health.
In fact speak with some degree ofexpeence for have
known several who have been given by physicians to
cover by using these pills Should not this be sufficient in.
ccemen for those who are its first stages make trial
ofthem? The time has come when the heads of families
can supply themselves with ardote which will quel In
embryo the disease ofhe dayand themselves is tile fault
cargeabe if they allow the different members of their fan
lies to sink to unmely grave.
Aug "a. A SUBSCRIBER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-28
LOOK HERE!

THE RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS.
TNNnESE pills raise from the greatest weakness distress
a and suffering, state of strength, health and happi
ness. The of the Pills originated from the circum
stance of the medicine being found only in the of
Persia. This vegetable production heing peculiar kind
led experiments to lis medical qualities and virtues In
half century became established medicine for the dis
eases of that country The of this singular poduc
introduced in parts of Europe in the year 1885,
aud used by many celebrated physicians in curing certain dis
eases whes all other medicines had heen used in va Fairly
in the year 1892, the extract combined with certain
geabe medicine mpoFed from llua Baca in the Ines,
formed into pills The admirable effect of this compound
upon the human SYSTEM led physicians and families its
general Their long established character their univer
and healing virtues the detergent and cleansing qualities
OF their specca action upon tile ganduIar part of the sys
such will sustain their reputation and general
in the American Republic.
CERTIFICATES
certify that have, by way of experiment. used thE Ify-
gean and of the various kinds of Pills. in my practice
which have borne the highest cpue in the public estimation
that have been offered for sale in this vicinity for tile last five
years. included those called the Resurrection Persian Pills;
aud the public may assured that among the whole
catalogue has answered better purpose easy ef
fectua remedy, than tie Resurrection Persian Pills. in
most cases of disease.
CHA's. BACKUs, MD.
Rochester, N. Y. Sept 81 1897
s l3sTO MOTHERS IN
MEssERs, E. CEASE &Co.-Gents.-IIearng much said a.
bout the extraordinary effects of the Resurrection Persian
Pills upon those about become Mothers We induced
make rRl Of tlcm. My wife time mother
of children and had, suffered the tedious and excruc
ang pains during and after her confinement each. She
had tried every and taken much medicine but found
little no relief She commenced taking the Persian Pills
boats months before her confinement ier health hcng very
poor about is length OF time previouSJ and after
abIsd by ter to attend TO the ofa mether fam
lily until her confinement AT tic time she commenced taking
the Persian Pills. and for several weeks previous she a
cod with dry hard cough and frequent cramps
which tie ofthe Pills entirely removed before using half
hD1 II with great confidence that advise all those about
become mot ers make of tie Persian Pills All those
THAT have taken thcm ncghorOodhav got alonS in
tie easy manner, and about house in few days
There does no appear half the danger of other difficult
ties setting in after confinement where these pills TAKEN
Rochester, May H. 1885, of Caledonia square, Ed
inburg street. For further particulars subscribers
ROBERTS.
A o. ROBERTS
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A New VOEglRRgGs
MAY 4, 1912.
THE TURDAY POST.
A FAMILY SHEET OF THE MAMMOTH CLASS

new volume of the popular family Newspaper, the
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The great 2ze of the paper enables the proprietor TO give
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ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
And now appears in handsome type, and has received
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the Union" Cur efforts have been directed the combining
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fling while in size it surpasses every other weekly newspa
per Philadelphia and has received from its contemporaries
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The great size of the paper enables 10 give all important
Congressional proceedings ength and all reports and other
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sional speeches in full.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
SCOPES for 5 dollars in advance, post paid.
10
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Third and Chesnvt streets, Philapelpha
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
SAM ITET, II AD a MS.

KN7 ould respectfully return his thanks TO the citizens
w of Dover, and New Philadeha, fer the liberal pat
onage nc has received since his commencement in bus
ness; and he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in The town of
Dover Factory Street, south sdc where Clothing will
1e made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general satsiacr
ton TO all, who are pleased 10 give him call.
Dover, Sept. 80. 1871 -
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,

VEHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
H. New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country,
hat lie carries on the above business in all lis various
bruncnes in the building formerly occupied by Simon
p IlulInaele shoe.shop, few doors south of the
New York store and as he has, and intends constantly
10 Keep on hand the hest of Stock and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon 10 this country.) By this, and
due attention to business he hopes TO merit consdera
be share of public patronage.
The public in general invited to call and see be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, he is bound to give good
bargains for cash. JOHN MCDANIEL,
March "a, 1s42,-lOtf ....
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BARBER HSNHgS

VESTlE subscriber would respectfully inform the cti
d zens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that lie Las
copned shop on Main street, few doors east Of the
Post Office in the above place, where lie intends car.
rying on the Barhering and Iiadressng business in al
iis varionS ramfcdoaS e will at ali times he ready
to take by The nose all who may favor him with call,
and hopes by strict and deciSi0e attention to business
together with due regard 10 genealogical dcrCLope>
mens and physiological deIineaOns 10 be able ren>
der general satisfaction.
HENRY Fl. WILLIAMS.
N. B. Sick persons will be waited upon at their
dwellings.
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Medical Notice.

FIR. SCOTT, from the East has located himself in New
hI Philadelphia Tuscarawas county, Ohio lie tenders his
professional services to tile citizens of tile and vicinity
and he would advise all persons afflicted with any disease
whatever TO give him CALL he believes he render
faction TO all such.
June g. l842 2lSm$
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MEDICAL rICES.
Medical Notice.

The subscribers having assocat themselves as prao
ttoners of Medicine tender their services to the cit-
of Dover, and the surrounding Country in the va.
rious branches of their profession.
DR.. McMeaI thankful for the very extensive patron.
ageh has received fer l2years past hopes by strict att
tention TO merit continuance of it.
Their office is on end Street, above the Halter shop
of Mr. Wilson. -... ..t
F. D. M9MEAL, N. D.
LEWIS DYER, Nj. d.
Dover, Now Is, 184l, ".
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Medical Card.

THNHE suhscr er having finished his sudes has established
n himself in the town of SHANEsVILL ', as a medical
practitioner and hopes assdous attention ohe various
branches of his profession, to mer liberal of public
confidence and patronage Office on Main street, door to
the Post Office.
JACOB sTEEsE.
shanesvie Tus CO., April 20, 1912. l4tf
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FARM FOX SALE.
CHEAPER THAN EVE R!l!i!
Look HcreW ...
SAKDHDEEES "
WILLIAM SHEAR,

WILLIAM SHEAR,
ITEM EES his sincere thanks to his and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage he has received since he
has CONNIE ced busaess He hopes by strict attention to b
Iness, 10 merit continuance and increase Of patronage. He
still continues TO manufacture MEN and WOMEN'S SAD.
DIES the newest fashions and of the best Materials Also
all kinds of CARRIAGE, DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT.
HAIR NESS, with every article in lis line of business requ
ed in the country
lie atters himself that that the execution of his work will
be satisfactory TO those who may employ him. He will sell
very moderate erms for take Bark Hdes Grain
and other trade at liberal prices in payment for work.
Q Shopemoved TO Mrs Cryders building Main street,
a few door east of the post office.
New Philadelphia, April ], 1842. % ly.
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Property for Sale.

VENTlE subscriber wishes to sell his property situated
n on Main street, New Philade phia, consisting of a
House and Lot. The building is two stoys high, SO f.
'front.' nearly new, having been built within Ia months;
good cellar, rooms, hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other outhouses; good well; new
cstern, holding about 50 80 barrels Of rain water; s.
back shop, story and half high. The whole conve-
nicnces are situated on as good lot as any in the town,
making very desirable piece of property for any per-
son whatever, and will he sold on reasonable terms
uniue
DANIEL O'DONNEL
New Philadelphia, April ia, ls49 IA If