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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
ABEAR WITH A SORE HEAD.

Kirk Patrick is 9rumbling like bear with a sore
head, because Uhrich with his nominal majority in this
county, beaten in the district near thousand voes
1t only proves that the people didn't think much Of
old Jake, as he did OfhimseE by Got" said he,
when he heard the wings had taken up. ''by Got
must pc smart man now; use do nk de lawyers
up in Phildelphi, was smart felers, but now l thinks
I'm te shmartest man in to county, und vii pc elected"
But the people ddt't think with him, and conseqoent-
ly sent another man in his place. No doubt KrkPat-
rick stuffed him u? that he was smart man, but it
was only to slip " or an x out Of him for printing
tickets. Kirk complains that Tuscarawas is dsffan-
chised because Uhrich run over his party here. The
Legislature made this district when Tuscarawas had
whig Representative, who did not even vote against
it. Ever since Ohio became a state, counties have
been attached. and to say that because whig county
gives small majority Of l5O it should govern the dis
trict which gives democratic majority of 1000, is to
say that the majority shall not rule. The man who
advocates such doctrines should go to Rhode Island
where purse proud minority rule and disfranchise
three fourths ofthe people. He is unfit to live among
freemen.
The election ofMr. Mcdonnell is a triumphant vir-
dication by tho people ofhs character from the foul
ISLANDERS of Kirk Patrick and his miserable peitifog.
gers. They moved every energy, and resorted to ev
cry means to misrspresent and abuse him, and yet
when the people come to pass their Judgement he
ceved in Tuscarawas SIX HUNDRED more votes
than he ever did BEFORE and his majority IN the Dis
rict sweled 10 NINE HUNDRED & FORTY ONE.
Iflhs is not rebuke to the lying saudererS they
will never be rebuked until hauled up at the GIea! day,
to for burning peoples mills, and jumping the
galows to cheat the hangman of his jnst dues.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03

JUDGE LEAVITT, THE FEDERAL TRAITOR.
S~'The Cleveland Plain Dealer and Holmes county
Farmer, pat il into Judge Leavi, and his fede raj clerk
for dsPrivng 43 Germans of their certificates at the
late term ofCOur in Cleveland They all lost their
votes in consequence, We shall publish the articles
next week. LeaViu is well known here. He once
let on to be democrat and the Democracy orthis dis.
trct sent him to Congress. When there, Jackson ap.
pointed him U, s. Judge and no sooner was this dOne
than he turned sdeaist & has ever since been one Of
he.worst evers of Gen. Jackson and The Democratic
party. His is one Orthe blacklist of ingratuds
on record ur:helowed his promol and every thing
else to the generous and warm hearted D mocrucy.-
We hope he may yet be made to feel the bitter pangs
ofrsmorse for his base and traitOrous course.
We can learn wisdom from our enemies, and Leav.
tits case teach the Democracy this lessOn-never
to elect man TO high Office, until he has served bis
time in the ranks, and is known by his acts to be long
tried unwavering defender ofthe Democratic faith.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
From the Spirit Of the Tines.
CJO NJ MI nj G a TlON.

Ifyou wish to letain the richest blessing, attend oary
TO yourself whenever you find that your appetite be-
comes impaired, your bowels costlve or bilo on the
stomach. Remember Dr. Harch celebrated medicines.
Procure Them Immediately, and use them according 10
directions, they will Immediately remove these primary
symptoms from the system. But if you neglect your
self they will form host Of maladies, such dyspep~
sia liver complaints anndice, pain IN the side. bilious
affections fevers &c. which obstinate to cure,
besides attended with pains and much distress. 'Dr
Harchs Medicines will certainly cure all forms Of
the above mentioned disease The patienl must, how.
ever, not conceive in the latter stages cure be
performed in few days or week. If the medicine
had been used at the very first attack the disease could
have been eradcated in much shorter lime. The Medi-
cine must therefore be used strictly for fortnight before
much decided benefit will be realized. 49,
A RELIEVED SUFFERER,
Philadelphia, Sept. Sd, 1910.
Principal Office, No. l9 North Eighth 81. Philadsl-
phia Also, for sale by J. p. Chapn, New Philadel-
hia Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
RHEUMATISM,

Entirely Cured by the use of DR.. o. P. Harlicks com
pound Strengthening ard German Apsrient Pills.
Mr. Solomon Wilson, of Chester cou"ty, Pa afflicted
for two years with the above distressing dsease Of
which he had TO use bis cruches for eighteen months
his symptoms were excruciatng pains in all his joins,
especially in his HRS shoulders and ankles pain in
crossing towards evening" attended with heat. Mr..
Wilson was at one time not able TO his limbs on
accoun, of the pain being great he being advised by
friend of his 10 procure DR.. Harch's Pills. for which
he sent to the agent West Chester and procured some;
on using the medicine the third day, the pain disap-
peared and his strength increased fast, and in three
weeks able to attend to his business which he had
not done for eighteen months For the benefit Of others
afflicted, he wishes these lines published, thathsy may
be relieved and again enjoy the pleasures of healthy
life.
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth street Phadel4
phia Also, for sale by J. P. Chaplin, New Phiiadel-
nhia Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
RICHES NOT HEALTH.

Those who enjoy health must certainly feel blessed when
they compare themselves TO those sufferers that lave been a
ed for years with various diseases which tie human ani
" are ali ssbect be troubled whDeases present them
selves in various forms and from various circumstances which
in commencement may all be checked by the Of Dr.
O. Harch's Compound Strengthening and German Aperi
ent FILLS Such dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, pain in the
side rheumatism general debility Female diseases, aud all
diseases TO which human is affected Directions for
using these medicines always accompany them These Med
cnes can be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate
female as they mild in their operation and pleasant in
their effects.
Principal Office for the United States, No, 10 North Eighth
street. Philadelphia
Also for sale at the store of j. P. ClnpIn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
ASTONISHING FACTS.

DR. HARLICHS PILLS are rapidly supcrcedng the use
of a other medicines of the kind advertised the public
prints The wonderful they daily performing in this
vicinity have created such sensation conound their
emes and elicit from the whole community enthusiastic
mendaons No wonder-who does rejoice to behold the
afflicted reganing their health if by maglc 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 aquan
ed with the healing powers of DR.. HaiicA's COMPOUND
sTRENGTHENING TONIC and GERMAN APERIENT
Ashtabulu Sentinel, Ohio, May 9. ae
principal Office for the United State at No. IS North 9th
street. philadelphia Also for sale at the Of Chaplin
New. PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, vial.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
DR.. HARLICH'S

Compound Strengthening and German Aperlent Pills,
Are warranted to cure diseases Of the Stomach and nsr
vous systom. Mr. Samuhl Philips, West Kensington.
Philadelphia, was entirely cured by the above highly
and inestimable medicine his chief symntouls were
pain and weight at the pit of the stomach after eating
loss of appetite sour eructations, latuency, costve-
ness pain in the side and weakness in the breast
slant headache, dimness and confusion of sight ner.
vous irraby, which incapacilated 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 theniug Tonic and
German Aperlent Pills. he was enabled in FIVE weeks
to resume his business
Principal Office for the United Statas, No. 10 N.
Eight st. For sale by ]. P. Chaplin, ~ Philadelphia
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
1N sented TO the commissioners Of Tuscarawas county,
at their next December session praying for county
road. commencing at the Liberty road at the county
thence along the line betwe, n John Toner and said
Flnuey, TO Charles Grimes's new house; thence The
nearest and best route to the lane between James Stew
ard and the widow Spring; thence to Peter Petty's
houses thence North West course to the section line;
thence to strike Samuel Galagher's field 10 rods on
the north West side of said ne thence 10 Gallaghers
,uss; thence along the line between Leonard NICgh-
bors and Richard Serverson, to the Newcomerstown
road
Oct 26, 1e42. 42A$
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given tnat there viii be petition pre-.
1Nsened TO the commissioners Tuscaawas county at their
next December session. praying for County road laid out
constructed follows viz commencing the graded road
corner In the middle of the South West quarter Of section
No. 49, of range Township at the south side of said
teri thence to the south east line of Henry Eckers land thence
along said line to the south of Daniel Thom e and
thence along the right hand side Of the hollow Martin Gar
ve barn. thence past George Hashman cooper shop along
private road In by said Harshman ntersct the
road leading from RagersviIle 10 CoshOcton. s.--s
Nov. 8, 1872 424w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03


'DESfOCKATTC L0COFOCCS-HARD CASES."
The Buzzard editor has written accommodation for
bis own paper saying that the wbig store keepers do
right in distressing aad suing democrats and charging
that 5ths ofthem hard cases, and Democratic To-
co focos" This too, from man who has received
thousands of dollars from democratic tax payers-who
begs Democrats to subscribe to his foul Sheet and even
forces il on them after they have told him to keep the
lying thing away. Nothing exceed tho impudsnco
ofthe old bald headed Judas Iscarot except Satan him
SELF The Democrats however are finding him out.
They through his vilany, and the time is fast com.
Jog when he longer viliy and abuse them thro'
his paper, and then hearess hypocrcy sxtort their
money from them. nh
As to the Democratsbeing hard cases, we challenge
contradiction when Say. they pay their debts hon
esty and fully Wings do, in these whig tnes not
withsianding they didn't get the "two dollars day
and roast beef soong since promised by defauIting,
absquatulating. Bankrupt whiggery. If Kirk Patrick
undertakes to defend the whg store keepers in their
system Of suing democrats after election, he must get
soma other hobby than saying their custom was worth
nothing. We're il not for Democratic custom, one half
The whg store keepers in Tuscaraws would have ere
this paid their eastern creditors by taking the benefit of
the Bankrupt Law. Deny it if you can. ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is heiehy given that there win be peticn presenled
10 the Commissioners Of fTuscarawns County cir next De.
cember Session, praying for an alteration certain Road
In ID out from John serversOn's tie New Comentown
Road, TO The COsocton Road Tie alteration commence
Rt tie east line OF Section H. township s. range 8 Oxford
township county ohio thence south 10 James
c. Smiths sablei thence Kmble's line, thence tile
and best the senaca grade near tile land
ofNahan McBain's, I..:.a..
October 25, 1912. t.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
BANK CHARTERS.

Much diversity Of opinion exists as to whether the
Legislature will charter any more banks, this winter
Some whg papers say there will be no new charters;
others say there should be no new charters while a
third class don't care fig about it This latter class
compose great majority of the peop le who depend On
banks of earth and the labor of their bodies for live
lihood, andknowng the heansssness and rassaliy Of
Baaksrs in general, care very little about seeing
corporations granted. They thus, banks con.
Quoted on the most honest priucples add nota dollar
to the intrinsic value of the country but merely help
ahe few to get rich by rakcng in the labor the ma
ny. When managed dishonesty. they become engines
to not only speculate labor, but ROB and oppress
the aborng classes. Such are the conclusions nine
tsnths ofths working population. Hence they leave
the chartering efany banks entirely to the Legs
Iatures discretion. The Democrats have the majprity
there, and must take the responsibility. Holding the
power and representing people who have been plum
er0d severely already. Bankers who apply for charters
will have to be very thankful for small favo. That's
sure. h1
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
DAVIS g. HUNIER.
ShaneSViIIe Inn.
LEVI CASKEY;a
Formerly occupied by M Springer,

NV LEVI CASKEYiV N.
Would respectfully inform the cizeh Of Tuscarawas
ty and the travelling public in general that he las opened
house of pubic entertainment in the village of Slanesvle,
uscarawas county Ohio where he 10 prepared 10
date all who may favor him with call He deems 1t unne
cessary 10 enter detail Of the accommodations Of his
house but usures to them the best the market afford
His bar will always be supplied with choice selection Of IL
ouors Being determined that his establishment shall be
surpassed by any the county, he will leave hohi undone
hat may conduce TO the and comfort of his guests
Shanesville Oct. 22nd 1912. 4l2m.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
ROAD NOTICE.

NyoTICEs hereby given that there win be petition pre-.
1N sened TO the commissioners of Tuscarawas county
their next December session. praying for the location of new
road commencing at the end of lane the Wooster road
between the land Of Adam France and George Aston running
due north to intersect the Stark County line,
Oct. 81, l842. 424w$
PORK WANTED~Seyeral hundred weight Of
gdod Pork wanted on subscriptions 10 this paper. be-
!Ssea IAh and Christmas, .fa,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
Observation-Disclosures DEATH.

Mr., Valentine Weaver, Blacksmith, Of
Dover, mel with a horrible death yesterday,
whether by his own hsnds, or some others,
10 not yet known. II appears he hired q
horse and buggy IN the morning and START
ed towards Wooster, 10 collect money. la
the night, the horse came running back TO
Dover, with Weaver tied by the neck toi
the exeltree, and dead. He was much bruI-
eed from being dragged like esw log, a
cut on The head makes soma think he was
murdered. and then Iled in that way 70 ere
ate a belief tha. hs hung himself He let's
wife and chill lren, We learn 4s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03

MARRIED -On The 9Th ult. hyR M. KiIeore.
Esq NJ. Isaac Walick of Wayne Township to Miss
Nancy Smiley ofthe same place,
On The 9dinSt. In Nav Philadelphia BY John Butt
E,q. Air. DAVID MCCULLOUGH, to Miss Nancy
WolgamOtt bo!hof Holmes county O.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
note Of band frauduleutly held by JONATHAN FISHER
against me- dated tie 10th of October, 1872 and calling for
TwELyE DOLLARS Whoever buys said note will buy law
suit JACOB YlNGLING.
November g. 1912. 424wS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03

FiSE APrLEs-M NJ. Keller, Sr. of Warwick tp,, will
accept thanks for present ofa bag Ofextruodnary
good applsA Its.nOt often We printers either expect
or receive presents, I'll ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
or the great poet. we say,

OfIhe great pOetwe say,
"Iay d McDuG,
And d-dbe he who first cries hold enough"
and when the fg is over we gu lrsutee you will look
worse than a skinned buzzard.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03

A LOST MAN.-Mr. David Sautsrs, farmer of
Salem township, Tuscarawas county, wandered from
his home on the 10Th of October, and has not since
been heard Of He is abou. feet high % years old,
had on when he left hOme brewn linSey rowsers, lin
sey wrapper, and palm eafhat He was subject to
fits Of arrangements and had wandered off several times
before and been found in the woods & SwampS nearly
dead. Any person or persons discovering him, will
confer favor on his distressed wife and family by
sending word to Port Washington or to this Office
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
VO1E FOR GOVERNOR.

Below we givsthe vote for Governor as far as heard
from, also the vpe Of 40. All tue counties are down
but some only hate the maorities sent in.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03

CONDITION OF THE OHIO BANKS.
Byalate Report oe 70 Auditor Of State, we find the
circulation and specie Ohio Banks, on the 3Oth Of
September to be aS follows ..a, tetuH ssi,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
"CLAY LIBERALISM"

Last week we gave a cOmnunicauonlro Mr Saa,
10 which he formally renounces. all. connection with
the Clay party. His reasons given TO the 'Whg
Central Committee" are that the men who have az.
pointed Henry Clay their standard bearer the real
cold blOoded federal arstOcras of The land and being
SUCH he argues that no old Jackson can consciN
entiOusly serve with them. What action the 'whg
Central Committee will take on this letter. remains to
be seen but these things they cannot deny First that
he has treated them civily second, that from his close
cOnnsxion with the Wing party for years. be has a
thorough knowledge of his former associates and third"
ly, that ho has acted honestly and right in giving the
Clay men their true, name, viz. "Cold booded Feder-
al Arlstocrats. There it is with the bark on.
For proofth that the Clay party the old Federal ar
isocrats Of SO, 1872 "a, and 49, we shall not bring
up any more evidence than Salas letter, although vol
umes can be produced, But it is not worthwhile. The
'Whig Central Committee" in reply will doubtless ad-
init that Clay's supporters all 'cold blooded Fed
eral aristocats Then this fact being established, how
or BY what means does the 'Whig Central Committee
expect to oIeconce the "od Jackson boys" to Clay's
support Most if not all ofthal Wing central com'
muee peddled Coffin hand bills against General jack
son, and Henry Clay their great leader, by corrupt
bargaiEand sale cheated old Hickory out of the office
to which he was elected by the American people,
Were it not fact that all the old Coffin hand bill ped
en and cold booded federal aristOcrats, from J. G.
Adams down, are ralIying round Clay'tbe whig GEN.
trail committee" might make the old Jackson boys be-
leve that Cays supporters are all democratic ,Oigs,
and perhaps they will try to- lisa knoty question,
and we Orbear further remark at present. hoping that
they will answer 1t satisfactorily. Ifthe whg central
committee make no reply, we have tacit acknow-
sdemsnt that they admit Mr. Sala's course to be right
which must be the signal for all the old Jackson men to
coms out from among the Cold booded federal aris-
tcsras,' and bid adeu to "Clay Federalism
In the mean time, we hope evey old Jackson man
now in The whig ranks. will read Mr.. Sala's letter.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
COMMUNICATION.

MEssRs. Errors; You will please give the follows
ing correspondence place in your paper along with
the comments:
To The Directors Of School District No l.
Tho undersigned inhabitants of said district having
children to educate do leel deep interest ntbe well
fac of our common school; aud understanding that the
Directors have had in in contemplation 10 employ ID.
Roscoe. as teacher in said district! would respect
fully requeh SAID Directors not to employ the said
Roscoe, but il practicable on reasonable TERMS that
they will employ David nemick and wife, of Bolivar
in preference, 10 take charge Of said school.
c. Deardorff Sebastian Branard Solomon Sala,
j. Talbot Beuj. Miller john Burress
Jos. Rosenberg Gen. w Slingluf Lewis Dyer
Ed McMeal A Bickensderfer VIM B Walton
J w Newburg John Hildt Jr VIM Graham
Thos Frazier Geo Critz HV Beeson
Leroy Jones Jacob Kaldenbaugh E Mackimson
N Walton FW Lee Susan L Seeley
David Sponsler Oliver Rosenberg VIM Wlnnell
Samson Shalter Isaiah McMichasl John Kreiter
H. d Shrefler Noah Couse Hawk
8 Grassland Thomas Erwin Carmack
M Birchfeld Geo F A Wassman d Mouse
Joseph Delhi Jacob BiPpus John Patterson
Salley Frey Elizabeth Rider Susan Steward
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
INSOLXENT NOTICE.

- Office is hereby given 10 all per.
V sons having claims against the es-
tate of william Carpenter, decd, that a
further time of three months has been en-
tended to the undersigned comm ssioners
appointed by the Honorable Probate Court
of Madison County, Miss, by said Court
to receive and report claims against said
estate. This further notice is hereby CIV
on to all creditors and persons having
claims against SAID est te that the under
signed commits oncrs will meet on the first
in each m nth for the next three
months at the Office Of %. K. Singleton,
Esq, for the purpose of attending to the
a oresaid business of said estate.
o. r. SINGLETON,
WIN PRIESTLEY,
SAML. SCOTT,
Commissioners
Oct. Il. 1879. 5-am