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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06
Washington, r, C, Nov, 6, 1871,
PROSPECTUS

The undersigned purchased controlling interest in the
Hadsonian, propose issne DAILY PAPER from this Office
on about the 18th Of Deccr!lar
The paper viii be devoted to the support OF such constu'
tionaI measures rs ho interests Of the people may demand
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Administrator, tcie every reason 10 beeva that such mea
sucs only contemplation by the present head Of tie Coy
crnineut.
We propose to labor for the entire restoration of the pre
doctrines and faithful practices Of the founders Of cur Republic
not TO battle for tic eSaaOn Of partisan dctaor
TO advocate principles Of patriot fathers which wcrc
altogether designed to ensure the prosperity and happiness Of
the CouelCrav their original purtynOr 10 tear GOv;n the
modern fabrics demagosucs pedesas for oth am
bilious and dishonest apirans In Short is design 10
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terCss expose the Wrong emanac FROM what sccon
NAV. But is far from intention 10 indulge in
and vulgar abuse Yet viii not suffer the men and
sc5 we advocate to be uujay asperscd, and wrongfuly
sailed, with mpuE!ty.
Heartily approving independent pursued by the
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shall be our cdCavor fitting period 10 place before the pub
lie all the circumstances connected with the origin and atc of
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EAGLE HOTEL.

ana s. B. MILLER.
UNIFORMS the public in general that he has opened
TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in SandyVille Tuscarawas County. known by the sign
Of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main street, on
the south end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House and Table, to
entertao travellers in quiet aud respectable manner.
His StabiiRg is good, ard an abundance Of water ad-
einina the tavern.
fIehopes from strict attention to the comforts ofhose
who may favor him with their custom, to merit public
patronage.
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" friends and the public in general that lie carries on the above
business in all its various branches Factory Street. South
Sidc where lie may at all times be found TO attend to
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men and his means 10 receive the Fashions amply provided
for.
To accommodate his friends in the Country he will take near
ly ali kinds of country produce.
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CADgTET MAHE 2TGt

CA8gNEI IVIATSG 4 c.
FT01lE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favos respectfully
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lot of Cabinet furniture always hand He is also
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be called to attend on the shortest notice.
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CARD.
Dr. D. RICHARDS would respectfully annou' !
TO his friends that he has returned 10 New Philaq,
phia and intends resuming the practice Of Medicine ~
Surgery; and hopes by assduous attention to the duss
Of his profession 10 merit tho confidence Of hIs far
mer patrons. D. RICHARDS.
Sept. 0, le4I,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-06

RTEW LABELS FOR the Brandroth Pill Boxes
lW These labels are of the most costly, .and at The
same: time most ingGnou, style. The Top label
gas over ninety thousand lines upon which is made 10
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very preiy designed and contains an
.jsnumerabe number of waved lines And these words
'see ,,at labels on thi box agree with those on the
reJtGaae; no others genuine The side of the box
Is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
,aution. no Brandrelh Pills are genuine unless the
.box has three of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very Isndsome is also Entered rccoreng to act of
Congress in the year l84i by B. Brondrelh, in' the
4Cerksoc of the District Court of the SouthernDia,
strict Of New York.
August13 le4l. 32lY
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u. =. DISTRICT COURT.

Several petitions passed 10 decree Objections were OIL
tered 10 those OF Samuel Fitzranoph George Lvermore
and Henry Soutwlck. IN
After several mooe had beendlspo'cd %! VT. "auLen
,h asr.r,I ,srnee moved an order the OF Geo
w Snow requiring Tor $500 held by ms VIE rs pro-
ceeC of some rra estate left her by her mother 10 be d
liy-red over 10 him. The motion was opposed Dy MI T.
clark on The ground the note being given TO MIS- sno"
Nv her brother who 1as their mother estate
~. navale TO Mrs Snow or bearer and She has kept IL a:
san1enr on which size could lean shsud business calamity
oyerlake The firm in which her husband was connectr 10
procure subsistence for herself and children The Cour
remarked that ii The wife owned the property previous 10
her marriage she should be protected 10 IL but question
arns as 10 what interest the husband has acquired init
TIN. case lies over for decision.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The Cenaure Of Mr.. Giddings.
From our Specia! Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March =.
As voR NAV have seen BY the papers OF to-day,
the proceedings OF the House Of Representatives
in the case of Nh Giddings's alleged contempt
were brought to a close YESTERDAY afternoon; and
ough, to say that the vote 0; censure passed upon
hin b. large majority nas i;,iiicted 8 blow upon
the rights and privileges Of ever member OF that
5adv, in utter derogation OF the spirit Of the Con
stitution. Witaou; arguing the=question ONT
Giiddings conduc, in submitting 10 the House the
offensive resolutions viii merely call the atiea-
ton OF your readers to the and construction
OF our Government, and advert 70 the powers OF
Congress over their respective members. and then
respectfully inquire whether the coar,e OF lie
House Of Representatives in this case has not 4
tendency 10 coniound the separate and defined
powers of the Government and suovert the ti!nda-
mental principles of free institutions
In the second clause OF the fifth section of the
irstarticle of The Constitution power is given 10
zach House o. Congress ''to Pnnis! it, members
for disorderly conduct. and two-:hirds OF the
members OF either House may cxpe member. Ii
nv memory serves me- there i, other ciat!S IN
TINS instrument "iilei' l'c 'lousN'' 3ie
ScntatiVes defl>-s aU''io' ~ -
censuFe upon the member from o'''' <''.. new
would asilt there - any thins, lhip.'ec OF sN-
pressed, in the resolutions offered By Mr.. Giddiugs,
which can with prophet! orins 'heii' u'lder 'i.
penalty denounced against Disorder! conduct
or in any manner justify expulsion OF ihe 'leiloe'
offering them presume there Is no one VINO
dlspassanateiy considers inc import OF l, resoi-
Mons 'lia' VIII aiSNe ann '''''s ny 'Y''
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Meat ne'er slrunL bi, i the pc,

LIVING AND ORNAMENTAL FEycES.-At a re-
cent meeting of the Botanical Society of Tendon
Mr. D. Cooper gave IN accoun, of new living
fence formed BY planting Young trees in n slant.
ing position, every tree leaning the opposite way
50 that they will eros. each other, and then a;
the parts which come in contact, take of from
each piece OF bark and tie close together, GOV.
cyins he part with clay. This gratis each tree
into his neighbor, and forms in few years a lv.
ing fence with diamond-shaped openings. The
plar is an excellent one tor Ornamental fences.
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Correspondence os The New-Yor' Tribune.
,,R,xy "Wednesday. Evening", March 5. 1872


Yesterday after the recess, Mr.. O'SsLLivts :
hi! TO abolish Capital Punishment was reported b
Committee OF the Whole in the ASSEMBLY, and ti.
report was agreed to, IS 10:
The entire afternoon service OF ,he SENATE 20
4ay was spent in debating the Election Biz at.l il
is not yet out OF committee Ii will pass how
ever. without material alteration trcm the shape
in which il came from tho Senate After long
debate. motion 10 strike out the section which
defines a residence. was negatived
The ASSEMBLY pissed COMMITTEE Dir.
LooNls's Peoples resolutions. The bib repeal
Ing the law OF 1910 reorgonizing The Criminal
Courts o: Newly orI, was. passed The Governor :
signature viii now make j; law. Nh MFRS
State Prison 6illwas debated tllLthe adjournment,
u clereynen are the resnlar psrons Of Dr. shernan>
Io,esg.S AMI who have StiiN 'tel's'' ~
t.e,p have agnounc.d the fact from their p12lt>na'N
nave been SAVED from untGier death by ITEM "hea no
other remedy couid Ne 'ound.
Physicians, use S.crnan> LozengeS IN their practice,
knowing they remarkably pleasant ana ehcaei3I> anu
Tia, Dr. : i regular member OF tic profession ana COO
no; keep tl composition OF h> Loie'i@t> 'ese t"1 MS
Ili Hon Aaron clark J. S7erl,n Hrovncl Esq. cur
worthy Rrg>trr, Or. N3ndarpo9 Dr. Elliott DE- t'Sttf
host o Others OF Tn, hi@5t>; r. 'ne u
SherfuarS Lozrn.e> fcr the cure ct coughs cei, a@it>'
pal palion diseases generally WORMS,
owles, Of spirits sickness Ac ts tue best things iai
can BE-, used; Dr.. y i the great m.tra ioten2e aa-
acurer this country. and inilcto! tS Norid,a ,Nt
do We hear OF illiGt>. but alwaN> praises, nom
ho> who use MS popular lrtliclneslg NaS>u.trt !
his warehouses StaJesrert, Boston and L24er hud-
n., Philadelphia. branch ois>-a"a a,hlor >her.
man. Lozcne.s, and YOU st ;lcm ndour word Tor II
Will not b.. deceived.
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We have thus gwen a clear analysis Of tbs re-
narkable proceeding. We have chosen 10 pre-
sent i; Invested of all save explanatory comment.
Mr. Giddings instantly tool,eavo Of the House
and returned 10 Ohio. 1t is understood that he
viii Immediately resign his scat and appeal 10 his
Constituents Tor diem yerdict on his conduct
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Tockc versus Lve-Tht>et no ce!ebyattlc lecturer,
n, ISLE, upon the lrorynttt taTs uptcaval-'lr Locke
,lscarcng the iea ard atributng the phenomena % The
rise and inll of BE- this may. discussion leads
70. ndurv inGrry pj.rces the and effect OF al!
things and deveopcs Truth The doubts OF these dSt,.
gn,hed eciurer>are the onr doubts. Doubts and dis
been doubts Whistler the world was crea't, whether was
the result spontaneous conhnatonoi preNlsig atoms
it's eternal There have been violent GarE'. "he'ner
oub, dispute touching The magic properties OF Dr. teIn
Couraud> Poudr. Subtitle for permanently radcaing >u
more stubborn beard To he had ta original oi
flee IL Walker->trect door from Br,adway. >ipei
bottle,
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CIVIL COURTS.

A1,er trial OF nine days the OF scberIer:orn vs.
inry Van Cortland OF Ionkr,, given 10 the Jur on
Wednesday afternoon. They remained IN session all night
n cane INTO Court at 10 O'Clock this morning with de-
aratnn that they could agree. They were renande!
10 her chamber but hnding vcrdctnposble the Court
directed tina, they should again come IN declaration was
,,t n, thar effect and they discharged. We under
stand mat 10 out o L. IN favor OF finding Tor the
Validity of the coici The involves large amount
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


COUUT OF OYER AND rERMlNER.
Mr King, the American, attended by his counsel hr
81 B.. Blunt and entered into his recognAance lot sVo
answer the indictment for libel alluded 10 yesterday or
David Graham app.ared for Mes.r, Stone and Hail. and
stated that they were not ready Further proceedings nc
over till Saturday Grand Jury has taken rsctss Tor