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Jn Der Court Don Common pleas
Don SerfS Sountn.

sSn Saten bet &ebnun9 bon Josinricb @cns
narb unr Benjamin Dj6tnfcm 2tIIi9niss
non Sciepb Oifinirn.
I"bridbt rpire biermit sesrben, bas
Der llntrlbrebene ais 2lurtor trnannt uprs
ben 1T, bic rb9s &sbnun9 Su untsriubtn unb
Die SiIanj in 5dnben oerNff9nieS unter biejss
ni9sn iu pertbsien bic 9eftelidb ba;u bsretbti9st
iinb, uno fir bieitn 3ws6 am (96ufs pcnSsns
jamln 9idnion in &obsion &ounIbip, 9sosn.
mdrti9 fein pirp, ouf Samita9 ben 7ten n6d)s
1tsn Wtai, um 10 llDr @crmtta98, mann unp
no olls babel ntersfiIrtsn YsrIrnen sin9slapm
itnD bsttumrbnsr.
John q. Eibaros, Nubitrr.
2(pril 10. 3m.
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90 a b ri d) t

Dire biermit seseben, oas, rpsiI am 81 zen
lestsn Sebruar benjamin Daft, bon qan9s
lbwamm, sinen Deco ausfsrtets, mcrin er
ale feline @feftsn psm 8sftrausn besllnte;sit>
nsten ltsrfbrisb, gum Ssiten feinsr @rebitpren,
allie perfonen Die an eria9ten Benjamin Saif
lbulbis iino aufsefprbsrt ,psrben ip9leib abSus
bsSablen, unc Sclts, bic Sprbsrunsen earan
baben, oiefslbsn jur Ssribtisuns einSursibsn.
Jobn 6insin9er.
2an0fbwamm 9aunfbip.
2tpril S. 6m.
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Bon hente (cen &c. Wldrs) al nebmen mir
III nnleren Seftbdft nur Spees pOsr bic Slos
ten Specie 5ablenoer 8anfen fir Satber,
SrnfIaebem 3titun9sIubIeriptipu u. f. 10.
nno intriliren hiercurb uniere limmtliebe,
SGtbdftsfrennce mo A9enten, fit unIere
Neebnnns Feline ancrre Sloten fir poll 5u rlns
pfansen.-Set einlencnns FOLDER glcten fir
pol bic einem Oiscontp nntsrlieasn, miro
sem elnfencer perBertb, ben 1te in Speeis
baben, erebitirt. WelielboeftItGe
Sntbbanrluns unp Suborufsrsi.
Nprl 5. SIN
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administrators OQ6rtGt.

81 6ri DIT tpro biermit seseben, naB
ourb pen Neslttrircr BON Brfs gauntp Aos
miniltrationsbriefe. Gil ben ltnterseiebnetsn
per,pilist tpcroen ltnp, auf bic !5lntsrlaGen
itbaft ees nnlarsit tn $ana16wamm sauns
lblp, Serfs ganntp, Derttpr5eneu Seor9e
8snitermader. - I(ls pericnen, bic nod
an eriaste 6nterlatTenlcbaft fbulbia ltno,
ltnp erinht ab5ube3ablen uno alle fclebe, bic
Sorcerunaen on bislslbe baben, ipercen anfs
sefcrbert, picfsltcn obne 9ersus ansnmeIpen
bel psn ltnteriebrlebenen.
Benjamin SoDerter,
Nbmin,ttratcr ees Derit0rbenen
geors Senitermaeber.
Goldr5 20. 6m
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CBcblfetle oBaaren.
e. g. 8 am bert.

&. g. gam bert.
bat juit erbalten:
25 Sdfe Nio gaffee,
$500 pfunp Sebinten unb StbuItern,
1850 pfuno einsemabten SdIc
25 Sufhel HpfelsSebnisen
100 Sitcn Noitnen,
Is %. Oranscn llnb >tncnen.
01it rinem ensemeinen Enforcement non
Satern in Isinem Sa6e, tpelhe mcblfeiler
fir Q aarselo psrfauft ober i'm Sanib
fir $anDesproruete ssseben ,perpcn tpie je ;lls
Dor, am neusn Stcbr gum Stilb pcr 9bee.
fits, i'm DF.marftpieref.
April 12. 4m
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Sollfomlnene Sur.
&tenleD'S Seoen- 0rGuel YiQen.

9ies 1T 81 be3ensen, oab ieb Sabre lang
eln 6tnbernb i'm QBadermabcn aebabt, uno
manbmal sreBe Sbmer5en ausssltauoen bas
pe, mleb AUDI eng auf Der Srut seflblt, ipie
autb meinen Nppetit Derloren; aber Su meis
nsm Sllf mahte icb &ebrauh BON &ienz
leVs 9esensSrdpel piasn rno babe, Soft
fei's 9ecantt, ginen suten @tano Don Gcs
funpbeit erlanst nno bon Oct 3eit an teinen
Anttcb mebr bapon 9ebabt.
2loam Spensler
2Sbite 0alI, 6eibelbera 3aunltbip,
Serfs gauntp, ben Is Suli 1870
9ie Simptomen posr Infana Don pisIcr
filrtbterlieben Sranfbeit, itno, 9ruf auf oer
Slaie Srennen ODER Sehneoen teim QSai.
iermabsn ober naeb oemIelben, NsiB oasu
obne piel ma6en 5u f6nneM 5u lanse tparten
mhfen che ts fommt SliercilsSebmer;en unb
srcBc Stbmcr3cn i'm &ren5. Wer flb 10 bee
tlnoet, Der fpHte ausenbliflitb Iclhe Wittel
Inebcn ipclebe oafar anempfchen lnc.
Isenten Carl 1Dlfana 7te Sra6e, nnr
IT, sDuweac, 0ruferel oes "siberalen Seob<
aebter'e," in 0eapins; Sr. OlcIer, Apetbes
Fer IN 1leateun; Witt,pe Smmenc6rfer, ,Ipcs
tbete, i'll pbilaoslpbia.
sprels 75 Sent Die 9dahtrl.
Jobn Kienfcy.
Qpril S. l942. bo.
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5000 SbQler

mertsn 9e9en lanoe6IbIi6sn SntsrsIen su lsb>
nsn 9emiInibt entrpsesr i'm Gonien oosr in
Summsn pen $1,000 obsr $500, prftir 8srs
itbsrun9 sum brslfaben 2Gsrtb in lis9snbsm
et9sntDum 9e9sben nerosn fam. Ole Sntss
rsiIen ipllsn, wsnn sS psrIan9t mrp, pisrtsljdbrz
lib beSablt werben. SIR oas Tdbsre erflns
p'9e man ltb in pisler 9rudsrsi.
Npril 10. bp.
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l(bofts> >2lun6(mo.

geafbriebt miro bisrmit srtbeilt, bas bic
btsber .bettanoene Strma bon srsisbIer une
Snes, IN Olltrlft saunfdip, 8srfs gauntp,
am l0ten WlarS l842, init beiperleitiser
sgln'p'lllsnn9 aufsel6F ipprpen ilt-uno pab
Ale iclebs Derfcneb bic nod in 8anoen,
Slctsn cper in oen @tchrbhhern osr erIas=
ten Slrma i6ulbts fnp, spifebsn nun ano
bablten ltten Olai am alten @tanbplase,
nel Stslg nnb Sauman, an5urufen une ats
5ubeSahlen bateu,
J6eeb Treid,ler
Siifrift 9Rdrj %. Am.
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E.:-IL d

Ole Staot GppreBpiue, ettpa S Mei(en
BON Sbowneetopn in Suinoi6, ,puroe am
l. B. 81. 9dnSlib in l(ibe oeleot. Sie
befano 5war nur aus @ebQuoen, ouein
bic perbrannten @ebduoe uno oercn Sn.
bait waren 0o6 iiber $4,000 Oou. wertb,
oa ii6 cine Sampfidee unp WabtmIble
NIT elnem iebr oroBen Sorratbe oarunter
befono. Gs War Ni6t5 perfibert.
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Gtnb c / mtI0e Outer.

SelIt, Wcsline, Sett:9ifinss, Srdtbia
fa6iener garpets3sttel, baum,pcllcn Carpet
Settsl, stbleiebt uno unsebleibtcs 9eppids
Sarn, ountelblau baumwpllen Sarn, ncb(t
elmer SerI6lsoenbeit anberer einbeimi Ihcr
S0ter, ,pNtbe 81 berabseIcsten preiIen Der.
tanft iperbrn am Stobr bon
Jobn 2Ill9aier.
Nrabia9, Wldrs /.
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8i q 4 am 8.

So eben cr6ffnct gum 9bilo bonn 'soloes
nen Gtern,' cine Soft Wanbslter, Sebottis
foe unp inlanofebe 8insbams, ,peldbe rprbts
fell perfauft ,perren bon
Seeber uno Coleman
0eacin9, War5 90. 3nl.
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81. Gin Anbans ~ einsr Ifte, 6etitelt
"gine Itte TIM 5artnan pbilips in pcn
9tanb 3u fesen setpine ltetertrasunsen sit
empfanseI nno seDiHe $anoereien 5u per,sils
lsen uno au ibertrasen.
35. Gin 9lnbans 5n ben anf bic pittsbnrs
itnb Sutler Straben Companion be5u9liben
9lften.
Sc. Cine slete 3nr S1esuliruns NIB erbals
tuns Don Sren;fenIen amp 81 anosren 3,pcfs
Ecu.
81. Gin tpsiterer Nnbans su eintr an 16
Npril 1888 paI(trten Sltte, bettelt "eine
2lete I'm oen Seb6rpen oer Stabte {aneatter
nno pbilabelpbia serpi6e 8swaltsn su tr,p,Is
liSen, uno gu anberM Smefen.
3e. Gin ipeiterer Nnbans At elmer ain 8.
Sage i'm Ulars 1918 pa1(trten 9lfte, betite(t
"eihe Ntte iln fit bic gr,ebuua bon Gin.
bern anf 6tfentlibe Soften, innerbalb Der
@taot uno gauntp pbilapslpbia Toreebs
runsan 81 trefen."
SO. e'n weltsrer 9lnbans su elmer am 2s.
Sase I'M Wlar5 1855 palftrtsn 2tftr betitelt
ngine 9tte, nm bic Olltrtt Court oerStaot
nnb eauntp pb'laSeIpbia 3u srinpcn unp
81 aupern 3pefen."
40. Cine Ntte um fit oeu 9lnfaua Der
Sart9elb3ablun9en purb Die Sanfen bcs
Staatss Hprsuitbreitsn uno su anbercn
3pefen.
Al. Cine Ifts, nm Die gcmmiI11cners bon
Sreene gauntp III pen Stano su ieBen sewiGz
fes Srunpeissntbum 3u ibertrasen llno III
pertaHfeu unb AZ anoeren 3lpefem.
40. Gin peltercr Npban9 IN ciner Nfte ers
3an5eno az elmer AM IA. 4prll i'm Sabre pee
6errn 1910 paGItrten Afte. betitelt ,,gine
Ntte ,litl Die Sultltten nnb Gummerton
surupslfesStra6en:g gcmpanie 3u ineprpori,
ren.
49,. Cine aftc Tin bic Sprin9tewn Qfsrs
eesecmpanie in Sufs Go. 81 ineorporlren.
Al. Cine Ntte 5ur llnterititsun9 pon 9as
blo Srin9 une anperen, ScIoaten II. 1Sitt>
ipen Don Seloaten aus Den NeUoluticnss uup
Snpiamerfrie9e.
As. Cine 2tfte um Saeob gr6, einen Der
9rnties BON gbritian grb ,lno W'arr leiner
ebcfrau 5u ermdtbtissn, se,pifes Srllnres
9entbum 5u hbertra9en ilnb 5u pertaufen.
46. elne Nfte, Tim oen SouUerner in pen
Stano 5u feBen, cine gpmpamie 3ur Scrle>
sung elmer Snnitltrabe BON Der Staot pitts.
burg hber 8raorcf's Selo su 3urtel griet,
bel obcr nabe bel Dem Sauern9ute bon 2(Qen
Sropn, 3u lneprpnrlren IT, aneern Sipc6eu.
~. Nnbau9 5u elner am 4ten Junl 1889
paIftrten 9tfte, betiteIt ueine Afte um bic
5owelben soblengompanie gu necrporireu.
48. Glne 2tfte beSh9licb aWf bic 9e(sns
bon Sames D'5ara.
40. anbans 5n elner am "a. W1arS 1912
pMNrten Nfte, betitelt ,,gine 2lfte bas 9au
fhlp Olojamenltms III pblaoelpbia su in:
ecrporlren.
so. Cine afte> Tim osn Geridbtsp(ab in
einer 9erpiden nun Dor oct Common pleas
@ourt BON Clarion gantp enbdnai9en Sla.
se 5r rpetbIeln unp su anoercn 3meden.
(VGdb(u6-ndCbtte mchgO
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Seioenseuoe.

90 eben srbalttn am Stebr gum 9bIlb
bonn "eoloensn @tsrn," Cit srpdes Hderfe'
ment Upr5isEieber i6warjer, fbmarjblaner..
seblamte rno ftbliebte Seieen5suSe' tporant
Sdufer bsIonbers aufmerfiam ssmahf fper'
ben ton Seed,cr uno Coleman.
sVeooiua. 017dr, % 3nt
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9eetber ltno Coleman,

grbfnsn nun am tooblfsilsn @totr, S6ilS
aum "soloenen Stern," Elm tppbl ausseIuebs
tee Ndcrtcmct sebllimtes, Satl,sseltrsiftes,
ibll6t unb fe66n farbises 6eibsnssua, npsu
fte bic Hufmerpiamfeit rsr 0amsu bsfoncsrs
einlaben.
Neablns, Wlar5 29. SIN
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VSemc Glitter.

SUIT erSfnsno am 9. 9S. Cd Der psnn u.
5tsn Stroifs, Elm all9smeinsS 9(iIortsmsnt nsuer
unb Ssitgemdssr 9itsr, bic absrauS mpblfeil
usrtauft msrpsn icllsn bsi
Seeber une Coleman.
&sabin9, Npril 10.
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Ipri( 5.

Sblt0 pom 9ol0eneu Stern.
SorsisIicbe fbwarse feb,parsblane ses
blhmte uno 1cblltbte Olous(in Dc %anes, 20
eben er6f;net nnc ,pcblfeil su Derfaufen tei
SeeCber uno Coleman.
&satin9, Ntdr5 90. 3m.
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NSpDH -. JatcDorCS, Aooptat
bat isine NmtSifube jest an Der Oru6stsi rs5
Derks s. Gchuplkill .Oolrna's, in
eer Oit'psnnitrabs> ;'piibsn Der 6. unp 7ten
Strass.
Geaein9, 10.
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Neue Oltter.

Sc eben er6fnet Oil bsm Stotr bon pen
ltnterl6riebene,L Gin aQsemeiuss 2lGcrtemenf
bon neuen 2Baaren, ,pelebe au6crorpsntlieB
wcblfeil Uertauft wsrpsn, bon
Stelb uub Sauman.
9frift, 91dr} %. 4,u.
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[Aus Der u4lten uno neuen mslt."7
S6luer's fammtll6e Werfe
in - SGnSpn.

lHUe WI UAlIgN UUp NRUeH 0RIt."
S6lller's fdmmtll6e Werfe
in IL Sdnoen.
Ourtb partieanfauf eiGer 8altimcreQus.
9abe Itnb tpr i'm Stanos, bas gremp(ar ,Itdrf
nno Icb6H in 5albfransbanb NIT Sprinarifs
Fen III 6 8anoen sebunprm, fir Den duderIt
bllli9en sDreis BON s 5, broIetirt in q Sans
een fur S 5, bier i'm $anbe otne fernere lin.
fctten baar 9esen Speeie obsr S1oteu Speeie
sablenbsr Sanfsn su perfaufsn.
sry"9Ber nlln Idmntliebe Derfe ces bcrs
treffihen S6iller gu beltBen ,pInltbt, Der
ellie init Dem Anfauf oa fb ni6t lctalo wiss
oer cine Selesenbet bieten rptro, 1olebe 70
tpottipohlfell Su ertalten. - llnIere 4aenten
wollen lb:e Inftrdse sefdaist balp sinIenpen.
QBer noeb ni6t NIT Oct fplsenorn 0eCebe.
itbrelbnns betannt 1T, icllte cine fleine Nus>
9abe nitbt febeucn nnb lttb oe6 nnBlicbe nnp
lnterenante Sueb anitbatfen. 0es SerfaI,
tCrs Shame bitr9t fit ben 2Sertb.
Gin Nusaus nab bsn SelIensebir9en i'm Sab.
re 1889; bon S. Il. 9'isli5eniue, so. g.
Olit elmer ltbosrapbirten Sarte. Ges
orltft bel 9B. QSster, ct. <ouis.
Sreiebi:t so Cts.
9as 0utcnp gremplarc at 81 so.
medelboeft'fcbe Subbanoluns.
2prif s. SIN
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2fppeu uQtipnet.

Stabriebt prb biermit aessbsb baB Die
Appelationstase, fir bic pcrfhiepenen 9auns
leblps, Stdote uno Baros, III bet gauutp
Serts, fur gauntps uub StaatssSaren fir
oas Sabr lS42, al BET Commit 0loners Hmts.
ltube, III Nsaolns. sebalten ,psrpen loacn, al
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10Y Eine fcbd bbare tGcoi3in. - Doctor
Srantrstb'6 ErdutsrsDiaen BADEN ftb ais Elm
wirfsnoer @sbulfe bcr patur srmieisn, ba iie
in elmer 3st BON Is Wcnatsn in Hsu Q)orf it,
Der 5000 Ysrionen eurirt BADEN, BON Sranf.
bsitsn Die curb 9ler;te pen bpbsm Stano uno
eriten Man9e, ais unbsilbar srfldrt ,paren.
9tsle pillsn iinb 9ssi9net, ,ps9sn Der beicn.
bern @i9enibaft Die ie belisen, aQe SranfDsis
ten Su beilen ,pie lie n1mr bsilTen mSasn, ale
baben eenielben llrtprrn9 Bel jeber perfen in
Wslber Der unperfa vltbem bsS Qebensn III,
Der She'll BAT an Dem ullnipsrfa rfalsSlutem BON
ipslben ale Wsnibsn fnb bic out Siefer @rte
wcbnen, oeren &ranfbelt aus Der ,,@runbwurs
sci" oller &ranfbeten entifsbt, ndmldb, llnre>
nl9fet cber unrs9elmdfit9er llmlauf be5 Sut6.
Sclde bic unter einem iblebten 3ulfano pen
Oelunebeit leiren, tperben pobl tbun fIs III pre>
bsren.
@rinnsrt eub, 9(pctbefern 1T nitbt eraubt
meine pllen ;u perfoufen. 06enn ibr BON bs
nen Fault befcmmt ibr undbts
y. Sranerett, so. ..
u. S.-Nae Yillen, bic in Der Marftfraie
alS Sranbrstb'6 perfauft werben, Itnb ftbdnbs
lib 9sfdlfbt -bsfcnber6 bic ipsttbe elm tier
Climber uerfauft.
Wean faufs iie in Geabn9 bs 5tid,ter H.
NheKni9bt, unb i'm Qanbs 6si ben 0aenten,
DE IN s'nsm anbsrn Sbeile pisfer Ssitung be-
tannt 9smabt Iinb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ser beiratbet.
-ourtb ben gbrw. Srm @eorae sunter,
an stem OieIes, 9aDio Singer, Ga, BON
WlorsantaulL init Wais &titia sysnfins, bon
pbilaoelpbia.
-purtb ben gbrw. 5rn. 9Bm. @tcrlina
am 7ten, 81. Sacob s. >rns, init Dns @Na
8. pipcr, teioe BON bier.
-pureb ben gbrw. Prn. q6m. pauli, am s.
DisIes, 81. Sacob Remp mir OsiB gliIabetb
!6upett, bon gIIab.
-a,u loten, 81. Saeob $ott nit Oii6 Gath.
SeAisr, BON pieler Staot.
-bnr6 ben gbrip. 5rn. milliam @terlns,
am II. 2(pril, 81. Saeob $. &pns nit O1ib
Auna .. piper beiDe bon @eabins.
-pnrb ben gbrip. Sprn. 9. 8. 8. Sdser
in lotm Die1se, ST.. Sobn Sobrin9er bon
GrAn'pitid, init W1i6 sncinee seicefer, bon
Nlbanp 9aanIbip.
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Kea0tn9er 3aost=amt.

KeaDtnger aDost=an1t.
2iifs BON SrisfsH bic bis gum l. 2(prI 1912
auf 6ano ssblistsn warsn:
a H.
Inberion 80. <cme, !6enrp
2norswe, Sofspb >ctp, Saeob
1s >ebo, Secrae
Burns, Sanep $luofap, O(itab 9,
8ureer, Hnna Oi. satiha'p, Jobn
Scper, 5enrp Q i5eiblebers.
Src,pn, Nibaro >crab, Jaecb
8arser, SennspiIe sanocll, Aoam
Sabb, Glisabetb Az
Burns, gpparo W1pers, Wlarp
Sifel SonatRan Olapcr, Saeob
Sifel Scicpb O1uiTlf, {.
Soper, Sobn (ertter OleaIcp, miaiam
Suf, Scor9e fScrn
Sromm' george Olcrprp, @nianna
Susler, ebar!es O1cc, gbarles
ol"lr, 5a'nee ODER OlIlcr, Aoam (2lmtp.
4aron Oltecmbs, Scbn
Soone, Ssorae Wliller, Sohu .. unb
S1r9Gft StahePs 60
Sleer Catherine ID
g Oeasle siaatlin aA
Camp, Saect n
SarPsntsr, AAen Drn(r. Conrad
Grn;aa' St,;It;"", :, ;yT",' I'D
q omnsr aMm .''S"' q Dicree, gowin
'e S""f crnbn DaIe9ropsi 9apo
garma,L Sobn o. 4
Gnller, wm. (eIiaB ss @an, oomlsr VI.
0,,,n.c Si,,m Npberts, SoIcpb
Srrhrrt Sani~t Wutb, Somnel 3.
Sn,S t5> Non;s| "IN' Nutb, Sobn
Sn";s cr"sn 8c9lr, Saeob
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
SURPLUS REVENUE.

Kirk Patrick ofthe Buzzard Advocate has been
throwing up to the de nocrats aboii borrowing some Of
the surplus Revenue. We would ask if John Ever
three thousand dollars of the surplus money, A or s
yeais ago We tell the Bozzafd editor that private in
dviduas Oflhe democratic party shall not be dragged
out and abused, without retaliation, and if any of The
whig leaders find themselves laid out in con oqusnce,
let themkick him and get decent man at the head
Of their press. This old Ieprobatehas sIandersd pri
vate character for the last 20 years but the day has
gore by. He shall no longer do it with impunliy; we
stand at the head Of democratic press, to dssd the
democracy Of the county. and are determined to have
IAN eye TOR an eye aud tooth for TOOTH" 81.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
NATuRALlzED CITIZENS.

We caution all lhoSs democrats who have been law
fully naturassd 10 take with than 10 the polls their G.
nal Certificate Of Naturalization and present their cer-
tificalss 10 the Judges, This will sntS them legally
to vote, and all those who have not yet got their
certificates in possession, will do well to call on the
Clerk of the Court and demand their certificates and
take Them to the polls. We eques it as favor of our
Democratic friends to give Lotics to all nalural,sed
citizens to bring their certificates 10 the polls Don't
fail to give notice of this immediately. We further
remark that any naturalized czeu who may have lost
his certificate aud will make oath 5ot6e the Judges of
that fact will bs entitled to his vote,
Briugeve man to the poIIs-the dsmocrats are
up and DOING and we calculate to care The coons ino
hollow trees on Tuesday next
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
ARE THEY HONEsTI

The whig leaders Of tbs county say the democrats
made State spportionmen bill that would give them
majory in the Legislature whenever any important bu,
sinsss 10 be rsnsscted. Now, Is this ttne1 We
this winter and If the Democrats did what the whigs
charged them with would the Democratic district Of
Holmes and Tuscarawas have two Representatives how
instead Of One1 The election Of Uniled States San
ator is matter ofas great Importance come befta
the Legislature, and yet only have one representa-
tv' here, this yer, whenit was in power to have
two. Does not his fact prove that these whg asser>
tons were false and that the not honest who
make them. If the leaders Of parry will deceive the
people in this way, they deserve every honest man's
condemnation, aud we hope they 'hs condemned al
thS pOlls OH next Tuesday.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
LOOK OuT For PIpE.LAYERs.

Democrats of TuGcarawas, Remember when you
60 to the polls to vote, keep sharp look oul for import.
ed yolers. The election law aulhorises and allows ev.
cry lawful voter to vote in The township in which he
lives aud man, under The law can vote out of
hsown township Remember this, not even the Judgea
Of the Su"reme Court nor Ito Governor of the State
can vote out of the township in which they reside
Keep sharp look out at Newcomerstown, Port
Washington, Lock H. Trenton and Dover. HI these
places Of holding elections, for the last several years.
the wings have been in the practice of importing boat
loads of men, who have voted. Under the new law,
boat hand cannot vote unless he has his home and res
idence in the township where he offers to vote and if
there is any doubt about being lawful voter any
person demand Of The Judges put him under OATH
Recolec this. The election law was published in the
Democrat of last week. and let every democrat take il
with him to the polls, and that the judges live up
to the law, and deal out fair play. Democrats keep
sharp look out all along the Canal and particularly at
Port Washington, There have been, heretofore, boat
loads of hands who have voted and departed again. no
one knowing who they were or from whence they came.
Senlinels will be stationed 10 watch them, and we VAIN
the Judges 10 be on the guard. ...-.' a.9
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
BANK RESUMPTION.

The Buzzard Advocate still abuses the Democrats for
making the banks resume specie payments and abuses
the bank resumption law also, although this impudsnt
knave never dared TO publish it What do the homes.
farmers think of it. Was it not right to make them re>
sumu and pay out their specie when called fort Nine
OUT of every len persons in community say was good
law and have seen it's good effects in the SOUND curen.
cy we now have. Yet the psnsioned hireling who re-
ceVes hs pay from the farmers taxes, abuses il, and
would have trepeaed ard there is not doubt but the
tedsrasts wirePea it, if they get maory IN the leg.
iSature, They glory in suspensions, bursting up of
Banks, and Iobbing of the working people Then ihsy
say the tim they make their money. Honest men,
you who want a good currency, wlyou vote with such
a party any longer7
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
DAYTON HAkbECuE.

The whig papers say 100. 900 persons attended n,
Dayton debauch. The expense of each person for go
ing TO Dayton staying there, and returning home, may
easily bs put down at dollars, each-making
400, 900 dollars.
The average loss of time to each person. may be put
down at four days, aud each day worth $l,5O-making
690 600 dollars more, lin ALL 900 900 dollars This
s the way the wings Try to carry elections; spending
millions Of dollars, to get up feast debauch and de-
moraZe The people. Where does this money coma
FRONT Somebody must foot the bill. The Banksi the
BankSll the BanksM will do it if they get whig egis.
alure that will allow them to suspend specie paynsnts
Freemen, don't you see into the trick. Go and vote
the Dsmoorac ticket, and dpsven the banks from sus>
pending. Let those who got up the Dayton spree, paw
the bill BY taxing the whig bankrupt law. Mind that.