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REMOVALS.

II has generally been the practice Of new ad-
illustrations, on coming into power, to fill the
Offices of the Government with citizens friendly
to the measures OF the Administration. This is
not only done by the General Government but
by the State Governments. Justice to the re-
sponsible head of the Administration has die
tated this course, and custom has sanctioned it.
During the late Presidential campaign the
ofice-holders under Mr.. Van Buren,, Cat least a
considerable number of them,) exerted them
selves to prevent this "change," well aware
that it would be practised, indeed acknowledg-
ing the justice of the practice, should they be
defeated. The victorious party never hesitated
10 declare that these old incumbents would be
removed, if General Harrison succeeded Even
the General himself, it is well known, decided
upon countless removals, and made innumerable
promises Of appointments to office-seekers, pro
vded he should be successful.
WELL when the new President entered upon
the discharge of his duties, he began immediate
y To redeem his promises There never per-
haps, had been before such clamor raised as
was done by the Wing presses particularly the
Clay presses) for "clean sweep of all the OPP
ponents of the Administration. They were, in
a great measure, needed, and the removals, in
thousands of instances, were made according to
their dictation.
BY the act Of God, another President was
called TO preside over the destinies of the ma
ton. These Clay Wings soon evinced a more
deadly hostility to his Administration than they
had done to that Of Mr.. Van Buren,, And not
outstanding this deadly hostility, they still in
sisted, and yet insist, that all appointments shall
be made from the Clay Wing ranks
The President being consistent Jeflersonian
Republican, of course, cannot submit to the die
tation of his enemies in this particular. Hence,
the ridiculous cry of prescription, when others
besides Clay Wings, are appointed to Office
The ultra Wings and ulua-Democrats, whose
avowed policy il was TO turn out all their enc
MES, now denounce the President for doing the
same thing This, as well as all his acts, mus
be decided on by the People. Ultra leaders, and
ultra presses, do not utter the public sentiment
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"Mr. Allen. l will consider what the Senator
says when it becomes considerable. The originating
Of tho point Of order the oebate itself Is not dtri-
butabie 10 me. Who submitted the resolution y
When first offered the resolution, stated positively
and unequvocally that rold NOT say ioord upon
its passage, and sat down with that determination,
when motiGa was 'ha resolution on the
table. IT. therefore, there has been violation oil or
der, il cannot be laid at my door. Certainly not ]
But shall continue to believe that the Senate will be
inexcusabe if they sit quiet and allow the Executive
to march an army into the State Of Rhode Island ~
Really comment on the above is unnecessary
the record speaks for itself. What great man
is Mr. Senator Allen The debate that grew
out of his motion prevented the Appropriation
bill from being taken up on Monday; and that
for him, was .sgory enough Tor one day.n
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TO THE LADIES.

THE well known firm of ARMAND PROUST &
Il co. 349 Broadway, New York, beg leave to in
form the Ladies, that haviog received by the latest
newest articles in the MILLINERY line, viz En-
broidered Capes, Collars, Shaws, Ball and Wedding
Dresses, Pocket Handkerchief, Laces, Ribbons,
made-up Bonnets, Fancies, &c-they have just open
ed an Agency i'll this city, in the upper part Of
Messrs. BoTELER DoNN's house-furnishing ware
rooms, Pennsylvania Avenue, where they respectfully
request call may 3-.3t
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The Washington correspondent Of the Tribune
gives current gossip at the Capital, that several
influential Democrats from New York who have re-
Gently paid visit to the White House have made the
most favorable impressions in high quarters They
talk freely of adopting Mr.. Tyler as their candidate
for the next Presidency. Ciepeland & o. Gasette.
And hereupon we may expect another deaf
ening blast from the organs of Mr.. Clay The
Gazette, however, does not lead the way
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The truth is, they are daily losing their lnhu-
ence, and will soon be utterly powerless, while
the bone and sinew of the land will applaud the
independent and just course of the Chief Ma
gistrate
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PENSION OFFICE,
APRIL 81, 49,

THE following rules of evidence are published
i for the information Of certain Cherokee War
riors J. l.. EDWARDS,
Commissioner of Pensions.
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FUTURE ELECTIONS.

Every Corwin press we see is abusive OF the
President This augurs Corwin's defeat most
decidedly So with Johnson of Louisiana.
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wv AFTER WATER! WATER !!!-ThIs day
w received fresh supply of White Sulphur Wa
ter, direct from the White Sulphur Springs, in Vir-
gina, which will sell on reasonable terms, quan-
ties to suit customers-in bottles otherwise.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
doors east of Gadsby's, Penn avt
Also fresh supply of Congress water just received
mays
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"a Contractor" has our thanks We know
precisely how he was led into the error, when here,
about the right paper" All will soon be right"
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QUILL PENS.

QUILL PENS.
W FISCHER, importer, has just received 3, 900
w QUILL PENS, Of excellent quality nut IN
in neat boxes containing 2J each For sale only az
5 ationers Hal--price so cents
Ma yl---tf
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city,
May 1, 1912
EJPersons nquiring for letters in the following
list will please say they are advertised
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S7,434,729 O4

More The statement Of the issue of Treasury
Notes for the first of April not prepared there be
ing large amount of accounts and warrants OF a
prior date in which notes not issued until TO-
wards the close of the month"; in consequence of the
vacancy in tho office of Comptroller of the Treasury
t. L. SMITH,
Register Of Treasury U. S.
TREAsIRY DEPARTMENT t.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

DABSEr s. CARR, re-appointed Naval Officer at
Baltimore, Md
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SURGEONS CERTIFICATES.

oURGEONS CERTIFICATE.
HaVng oeen appointed by one
Of the Cherokee tribe who is now an nhabitant OF
TO examine him with view of
giving him such certificate may aid him in pro-
curing pension from the United States, under the
act Of the 18th of April, lS42 hereby certify that
am fully satisfied from the aflijavits of
and TWO persons in whose
statements repose entire confidence that the afore
said an applicant for n penson
did actually in the regiment of the Cherokee In
dams who were engaged the side Of the U States
during the late war with Great Britain; that he was nm
der the command OF Captain and that while in said
'oi'e,, a,'u o"6aSeu III oa.te AT OF near he was
wounded bya here particularly describe III, round
and say ~ chat pay he affected by and that in conse-
quence OF The injury received by said wound he is
here STATE he degree Of dsabilt-,ohether one tourl
9nt-hrd one,ha threeourths, tofaias The case may
be, disabled from obtaining his suhsistencc by man
ual labor,
- --, Surgeon T. s. lrmg
Da'ed at this day of lSi
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NOTICE.

YNHE Drug Business heretofore conducted in the
= name of J. & w. Young 1.-TWO doors east. Of
Gadsbys) was this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the business respectfully
requested to call and settle their respective accounts
with William Young, who is hereby authorized to re-
ceve the same.
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JAMES YOUNG, Jr,
WILLIAM YOUNG.

N. b. The business in future will be conducted by
and in the name of William Young, who has assum-
ed all debts contracted in the name Of said business
WILLIAM YOUNG
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TREASURY NOTES.

Amount outstanding of the issues prior to the act
of the 18th Of February, 1871, viz:
As per the records of this
office $559977 SO
Deduct cancelled notes
under examination
By the Comp.
troer 4,43O IS
By the First
Auditor 300 % ~
By the Com
missionerof
the Gene
Ial Land
Office 1884 20 IG,l4 As
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REGULATIONS

Established by the Secretary of War for carry.
ing into effect the act Of Congress passed the
l4th April, 1912, entitled, can act to provide for
the allowance of invalid pensions to certain Chero-
kee Warriors, under the provisions of the 18th ar
tice of the treaty of eighteen hundred and thirty
FIVE"
In substantiating claims under this law, the fol-
lowing evidence will be required
The applicant must make a declaration, under
oath, before officer of the United States or of
the Cherokee nation, duly qualified to administer
oaths, stating how, when, and where he was wound
ed, and where he at present resides, He must also
produce the testimony of at least two persons of
known responsibility stating their knowledge of the
claimant, giving his name, residence, and age ac-
cordng to the best Of their knowledge and belief the
reputation he has borne In the neghborhood where
he resides and they must be particular in stating the
fact whether, during the whole time they have been
acquainted with him, he has been considered as one
of the Cherokee Warriors who was wounded while
in the United States service during the late war with
Great Britain. The afidavits must be duly authen-
tcated.
The applicant, on obtaining such proof, must pre-
sent himself to some officer Of the medical staff Of
the army, who will carefully examine him, and give
such certificate respecting his disability the facts
will Justify him in giving. The applicants wound
must be particularly described, and the degree OF dis
ability arising from the wound must be clearly stated
me examining surgeon Is also required to be partic
lar in stating any fact within his knowledge that may
nave the tendency TO throw light on the claim whe
Their or not it may relate to the claimants disability
The annexed FORM prescribed for granting certificates
TO persons disabled while in the line Of their duty in
the United States service, must be followed BY the
examining surgeons.
No claim will be allowed unless the claimants
name appears ON the muster rolls.
The pensions which may be granted will be paid
only TO the pensloner In person. by or under the d-
rection of some officer of the United States upon sa
tisfactory evidence of the identity of the applicant
In no case will powers Of attorney be recognised
Approved.
j. c. SPENCER,
Secretary Of Var
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GOSSIP.

The lower apartments Of officers lighted by
candles in the day time.
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~ The inland postage all letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this office.
May |, lS42-3t VIM JONES, P. NJ.
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Dated at
May l3t
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REAsURY DEPAKTMENT,
REGlsTER's OFrIcE, May 3D., 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR

FOR THE MADisoNIAN
THE WHISKEY RATION OF THE U. S.
NAVY.
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C. SPENCER,

WAR DEPARTMENT, April %, 1912
To the Commissioner of Pensions
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
@ ROCE LIE 8. !.
EXTRA OHIO STATESMAN.

To accommodate large portion of the reading public es
peciay in counties where democratic paper ccuaes,
have again consented to- issue the OHIO STATESMAN Extra
from the first of July until the second Tuesday of next O
tober and number after election containing the result
of the the very moderate price Of fifty cents for each
subscriber and any will take the trouble to procure six
sbsIbes, shall have the seventh number sent him for his
trouble, In all payment must be made advance as
the receipt Of the paper will be receipt for the money
II is not necessary for explain the object of this paper
1t 10 convey during Important period in our political
year reading NATTER important for those who desire norma.
on on the subjects proper for political discussion especially
on the past history of our banka, well the important
of the times.
The period of the extra Statesman will also include the pro.
ceedngs of the SESSION of the legislature which CONF
its session on the 25o July will continue pro.
baby three weeks.
Iii desirable that subscribers should send in their names by
the first of July insure the first number to all who
subscribe.
Columbus May 18 1912, 8. g. M. II. MEDARY
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A New Volume.
MAY 1, 1S42.
THE SATURDAY POST.
A FAMILY SHEET OF THE MAMMOTH CLASS

new volume of the popular family Newspaper, the
Saturday evening Post will be commenced the day of
May 1872 beautifully printed the finest white linen pa
per- The Post is the oldest and beest family newspaper,
the Unon having already got the commencement of the
23d Volume.
While of papers which have been started in the last
% years. have passed away for ever the post still maintains
its proud position in point of circulation and profit
head of the fan lily newspapers of the day.
great zze Of the paper enables the proprietor give
greater variety of original and selected matter had be
found in cotemporary Sheets The paper has been greatly
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
And appears in handsome type, and has received
the praise of many editors "the handsomes family sheet
the Union" Cur efforts have been directed the combining
of beauty and simplicity with utility and tase The post is
printed stout white paper rendering it and durable for
fling while in size it surpasses every other weekly newspa
per in Philadelphia and has received from its contemporaries
the title of
THE PHILADELPHIA MAMMOTH.
The great size of the paper enables give all important
Congressional proceedings at LENGTH and all reports and other
public documents in full together with OCCASIONAL Congress.
sional speeches in full.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
3copies for dollars in advance, post paid.
10
GEO. R, GRAHAM & co.
Third and Chesnvt streets, Phlapelphia
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
BOoZ M. ATHERTON and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed CO partnership IN thor business
as AhOrnics at LaO aud will hereafter practice in cons
nexlon in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
They will also attend to business in any part of the coun
tY before Justices.
Tho public may be assured that business entrusted 10
their management will receive their prompt and undi>
vided attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public bwl-
dings. >. -.
New Philadelphia Dec I. 1s4l. w.
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BARBERTST!!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
. zens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that he las
eopned shop on Main street, few doors east of the
Post Office, in the above place. where he intends car
ryng on the Barberng and Hardressing business in a,
its oarOns ramifcatons. He will at ali times be ready
to take by The nose all who may favor him with calf
and hopes by strict and dcciSre attention to business
together with due regard TO prenOIogicaI deostope.
sns and physiological densatOnS, 10 be able to rem.
der general satisfaction.
HENRY II. WILLIAMS.
N. B. Sick persons will be waited upon a, their
dwellings. ....... .'.r.'
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uAnINET MAKTNG.

TUNHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past avors respectfully
II socts continuance of the public patronage. He is
prepared to make to order all kinds of CABINET WARE,
that is in in this country which warrants to be
made in the best manner and of good Materials and
most reasonable terms.
lot of abb net furniture always hand. He Is also
prepared with tho necessary materials making convey
Ing oFFINS safely any part Of the county where lie may
be called to attend on the shortest notice.
WIN. .RIKETs.
anal Dover, June 10, 1841 23E
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PrODertV for Sale.

"A on Main street. New Philadelphia, consisting of a
House and Lot The building is two storys high. SO f.
'front.' nearly new, having been built within lS months;
good cellar rooms, hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other onthouses; good well; new
cstern holding about so or 80 barrels of rain water g.
nionces situated on as good lot as anyIn the town.
making very desirable piece of property for any per.
son whatever, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and ex.
anime
DANIEL ODoNNEL.
New Philadelphia, April ls, ls42. I4n
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Medical N@tiCe.

ER SCOTT, from the East has located himself in New
NJ Philadelphia Tuscarawas county, Ohio. He tenders hiE
professional services tote citizens of the and vicinity
and he would advise all persons afflicted with any disease
whatever ogve him call as he believes he render sats
faction to all such.
June 8, 1912. 213m$
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
S A M UE L 81 AID A M &

Would respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
OF Dover, and New Phiadelhia, for the liberal pat
onage ne has received since his commencement in bus
ness and he informs the citizens ofhe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town of
9oyer Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
be made IN the most fashionable and fitting manner.
From his experience in the above business. he feels
assured ha he will be able to render general satisac>
non to all, who are pleased to give him cali.
Dover, Sept. 80, i84I
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07

NEW LABELS FOR the Brandleth Pill Boxes
lV These labels are of The most costly and at the
same: time most ingeniou, style. The Top label
has ninety thousand lines upon it which is made 10
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very pretty designed and contains an
innumerable number of waved lines. And these words
-see that labels on this box agree with those on the
certificate; no others genuine The side of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution, no Brandreh Pills genuine unless the
box has three of fac-simile signature upon it, In a
very handsome is also, Entered rccoreng 10 act Of
Congress. in the year l84l by B. Brandre,h, in the
Clerks office of the District Court of the Southern Dis,
trct of New York.
August13 l94l. SLY
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Medical Notice.

Medical Notice.
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
oners of Medicine, tender their servcesro the cti-
of Dover and the surrounding Country in the va.
rous branches of their profession.
Dr. MoMeal thankful for the very extensive patron.
gehe has received fer l2years past hopes by strict at.
tenon to merit continuance oft.
Their Office is on 2nd Street, above the Halter shop
ofMr. Wilson.
Ed. McMEAL, NJ. D.
LEWIS DYER, M. d.
Dover, Nov. Is, 184l, ly.
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AN nxHrarr


n RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
2f 1GScarGaoas County, from hs niRh day Of June A,
ID. lS4l, 10 the ninth day Of Jhns A. d. ie42,
q. Dol Cts.
Balance in Treasury Juno 94h ls4l 4O39 Oh
Received on Duplicate of 1871 including
school tax sSOSs OOs
THIS county's proportion school fund recd
at Columbus 1857 95,,
Five per cent interest on surplus revenue 1873 S1s
Fines and costs paid in by snndry psrsuns Gil CO.
Jury fees paid in by Sheriff 78 90
Received for tavern License AIS 90
horse ~ 40 90
pedler's 45 AZ
Terry 8 90
s., show 10 O0'
Money collected not chargsdon duplicate d 45l
on permit to sell merchandise 81 42t
= ak heretofore returned delinquent 525
asscu' OF !. y Hanceon A: Wards note % 90
Of Il. e. Sears duty oR.saies at auction 76
Fcoun'y's proportion of taxp at Columbus 2I 90
States proportion, of tax refunded at
this Office n II
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MaNBANKRUPfCY, M on the application oil Joseph
Thompson OF Tuscarawas County Ohio.
Inc ABOVE case having beer referred TO me a commits
sioner Of Bankrupts for uscarawas County. aforesaid
BY the Honorable the district court of the United Stptes
Ohio District en- prepared 10 receive proof of the
claims of the creditors ofthe said Joseph Thompson,
until the 18th day Of July !s42.
JunsI5, ls42. Com'r, Of Bankrupts.
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HALTER Y

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER. second st. Canal
~ Dover, would inform the citizens of 1uscarawas
County that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business in all its various branches His workman
ship shall be of the first qurlIy hoping thereby 10 res
ceive a liberal share of patronage. ''f
n. b.. All kinds of country produce, taken in ex.
change for work. or outstanding debts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-07
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,

VHNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
;. New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country,
hat he carries The above business in all its various
branches in the building formerly occupied by Simon
New York stoe and as he has and intends constantly
TO FeeP on hand the best of stock and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon 10 this country.) By this, and
due attention to business he hopes 10 merit consdera
bic share of public patronage.
The public in general are invited to call and see be-
fore purchasing elsewhere as he is hound to give good
bargains for cash. JOHN Med dNNFf. :
March "a, 1e42,-lO,f