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IA lower prices for sale by
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
PENNS SYLYANIA.

In this State the Democracy have just nominated
their Governor and the Philadelphia Times thus speaks
with the confidence Of complete success:
Our Candidate.
There can be no doubt we think Of Mr. Muhlenherg 9
election by least under any circumstances from 20 10
80 900 majority He is an honest, upright intelligent
and irsorrup,abe Democrat against whom even the
breath Of sander is hushed and in avof Of whom the
voice of the Democracy has spoken out from one
reme of our State 10 the other He is too auent 10 be
SUSPECTED Of susceptibility to corruption and his stern
integrity is too we'll known to permit his wos, foe to
mpcach bis trusdluess long and labored eulogy of
idch man is unnecessary. We have placed his name
promptly before readers rayng poin, for every
man who properly values the principles Of Democracy
and cannot think that there many selfish to
be willing to sacrifice the success ofhoSe principles for
the qualification Of any personal spite. We shall 60
heart and hand for Mr.. Mulenburg because be has all
the sterling qualities we look for in Chief Magistrate
of this great but much abused State; and conceive
that every man who has the interests Of Pennsyl
vania at heart and desires 10 see her fair name and posi-
ton restored to hst, will make Up his mind TO go and
do likewise. -5a -;s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21

TThe wings made their nominations for township
officers also on Saturday evening last AmoHg the num-
Der arc some old eOOns that the Democrats skinned and
hung up to dry year ago. The Democracy mus, sharp,
eh up their tools OnheSei preparatory to the great
hunt which comes off IN October next
We are Informed they have nominated DAVID STIr.
FLER sR. staunoh old Democrat Of their can.
ddass for Trustees. We cannot comprehend the
ing Of hls after all their abuse and hatred ofIhe "Barn-
burners" unless il be that they making attempt
to divide the Democracy, want to deceive them in to
tho belief tina. they are not runnnga party ticket when il
is we'll known known that they me, at the old log build
ing" and quarreed among themselves as TO who should
have the cces and such cGsOiag and scratching fOr
office was there between the old and young eOos that
EsaS perfectly ridiculous.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
HICKORY CLUB
MEETING IN DOVER TOWNSHIP.

MEETING IN DOfEN TOMNSHlP.
At meeting Of the Democrats Of Dover township,
assembled at the school house Mmch 5h l544 for the
purpose Of forming an association called the Dover
Hickory Club, ISAAC sTEESE was appointed Chair
man, and r. D, McSIsaI, Secretary
On motion, committee Of three. were appointed BY
the chair to form Constitution ur said Clun consist.
ing of Sebastian Brainard, John MOssly. aud Charos
WIlson. ~
On motion was resolved that the members present
give thsir hamGs to exhibit the snlhuass. aud feeling
Of the Democracy Of Dover township; lhersupon the
gentlemen in The order they sat reported their names
TO the secretary as follows, to viii; D T Ssawright
Peler Myers, George Wassmau, Eli Potts. James
Mchel, Wm Psarce, Alex. MMgan George Dcnng,
jacob ShowkcEer, H Beeson Jucpb. Grove, John Fry,
L H Rich, Augusta Whelmi, II {. .StOckwell, John
Kinney. Danl Waz, II F Deets, David N More, 10.
seph ., Jewell, I Hall Jabub Goherner. Sebastian
Brainard. Simon Shafsr, J W Newburgh, CriIz,
Charles. Wilson, Lewis Beach, lra..Baies, sam Adams,
y Hunter William Smith, Jacob Dreme, John Patler'
son, George Robbins, Jacob norll, William Adams
Harry Tory, John Rex, John Mosely. Isaac Slesse,
c. Seawrght. r d McAiea
COL Torey, WIS appointed 10 add ess the Club o.
its next meeting.
On motion, it was unanimously resolved, that Davit
Tod, should be the next Governor of 0hlc
| Resolved, That every member present be authorized
to act cOmmilIee, whose duty should bel,o aIly
the Democracy Of the township, and secure ful
meeting on the next evening.
Aler the above proceedings Matthew Collier res
ponded to the unanimous call Of the meeting in short bu
animated address Immediately relating tulIurty difareu
ces.
4 On motion, resolved that these proceedings be pub
lished in the Ohio Democrat and Ohio. Statesman.
The Club adjourned to meet at the,schOo house, o
Friday next al candle Lighting
ISAAC SrEEsE, Chm.
F. d. McMEAL, Sec'y. \
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Caution.

TIME PUBLIC are cautioned agains, purchasing or,
i taking note Of bdtd drawn by p NJ. )eaEny
and John shnlz payable 70 the undersigned, dated u
have been induced lately 10 write My name upon the
back Of said note, and this notice il given to prevent
any person from buying said note uudes the belief THAI
can be made liable as ndorser. Said jsahny ahscon.
ded from this State some years since, and Sias Clark
the present holder Of said note knew a The facts bsfne
he purchased The same | am therefore determined me-
HENRY sHUTT
March 6th 1874. 93w
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NICHOLAS HERON.

The meeting was unusually large and enthusiastic.
Notwithstanding the bad state of the roads, and never
do we recollsct 10 have witnessed more unanlmiy Of
feeling than was evnced on that occasion. In fact the
Democracy of this township appear to show DISPOSE
tion of utter disregard for Federal dles, which will
make itself dodby manifest the day of the election.
After congratulatng themselves on The formation Of a
strong ckst-(a practical farmers and mechanics we
believe) and in every way worthy their support, the
meeting adjourned, pledging themselves 10 use all hon
orable means to ensure lis success.
Then come up one and ALL on the first Monday ia
April and show these Office hating that Goshen il
In reality Democratic township. Remember the Old
wing proverb "as goes Goshen, so goes the county,,
10. that be your witchword and victory will again
crown your efforts. 4st
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Conrt of Common pleasi

Court has been session for the last or 8 days and
much business has been disposed Of; the newly elected
JUDeE PtAkcE, Of Carroll, presiding The Judge being
quito gentleman in manners and appearance, bids fair
to become iatOrite among The bar He was formerly
the conductor Of newspaper in CsrOhon. His pre-
daeessor in otics was also printer Another evidence
that e Usefulness Of the Press 10 community is Occa-
slonaIly acknowledged and appreciated. ,s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
the GCLDMBlAN
LADY'S AND GENTLEAiAN,S. MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY JOHN INAAN
And filed tSM contributions from s mos. smiasnI and
accomplished ivriters ia ls c0RRtTH


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npde,nkinr ma bs briee. .,,,sI ~ l. SS.,s, ~ ~. -
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Of literary nblhv for VLcb 81 vel there y M
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S So whose names are ronO,n.d ~ S '.s.
h Ins n ,,s,t rSsnre are caos,e of os and sl, hi
'ion than has We, tsn ,ale5 sr,I ~ 4, ~
demand for lararv nrodncon In ,bs cnnnt,v sxcseds h
snv IN verv largs nrono,,o, ana bs s,, suno,,ss hs
onIy ts he peseued Of e rIgt ouaiv ard in M Ish
10 ensure hearty welcome and uro6obIe reeeption No
doh, IA es,s,,snel or s Ana,,c,n nid,. .h,, 70 .,,
ITSELF ceraiuv on s own ground n moi an
the comne,un hat the intellect of other lands brns N
the and IN Ia felt that among Inc mlo
of American readers there can he and a. cordial
for All tbat Akrcan writer's san produce Of ekceed and in
teresilng. -
From fhcse uem,ses II Is undoub,nOv inferred That tsrs
IA abundant room for another Magazine notvthsnndinv te
mert md success of those already In being ,at tbere can m
M ark Of ability 10 fiji liza pnges within The reach
of and IbeYaI md thar ,uch netodicnI
will no fail to be greeted welcome ylser bylhousands up
on thousands who as yet have done little or nohiua ovva
,ha sn9ri and deSelooement of American neroaIs s,o
,u,s
noher and strona motive has been the feenv ,ba, Nav
YORK te frs, city Of the Union should be home OF per
odic., owning NO superor lu either merit or success
Ta Columbian Mayazine will be pulIs,ed nm the first Mon
a. 80 vary ,,on,b IL mechanical arra noemar,s - N corr
-. no., napar tune mud os;n Tim, ,nonay r.r
p,ocnrs - -
lie corrm,ors ySu no ssurht for nmon, tho ,blos, and
mos ponula- wstes in the country and no eorts will he
spared the aid of the distinguished such as
John slcpnehs' COOPER F. halleck' Herbert.
4 Iuckelman' y ~ InahuleI' = SIattan Neal, w &
5hnns' Epes SsISen % esSy " S.swola Geo
E0rr's, seDS ann MIS- h'",a EnOury, mrs Ann ste.
phens' MIS- SeDa Sun' mrs -. ~ nee0net oiowe MRS hyda
nis, 1s,,s t'II NsI, " Y - Dry ~
on1' ias' ~ ~ ~ q nr"s.' ", M ,.t =, % namuunne n w
Lohgeow ~, oua n' n l'r !, n u "1,lns'p M Z we'd
John Nea, M a. n - DI"1s, % nuus ,a"eS, N N
Bird Mis may o'Hvs'S W. e. '%e Hssoou o mIs He
MRS Nohey a. " % is !" 0' AeO Nouu' "'sA NJ an
. nan, Miss Hannah Gould.
WIN many o these a'la"senlens nave aHeauy peen mad
us well WIN o.es wnose y sure, ougn yet
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
HIcKuRy CN.I,Rs,

By reference TO another column il will be seen that
the Democracy of Dover township have formed click
ory Club. Speeches were delivered and The DrOceed'
ibgs characterized BY much Of ihcflsht spirit What
township shall Wehesr from llsSIi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
THE MAILS.

We do notknow when the mails have been so iTcg.
should come in the West and cics osro, and sometimes
not for weeks after they eprined. IfCaptan Tyler
does not attend to the NATTER hsmust bc dismissed Jors
che 9TH March nezt There S one general complaint
on tha Rubiect, fts t-,ftt 'r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
MICHIGAN.

We have already spoken of the Democratic victory
in Detroit. The following paragraph from tho Free
Democratic VittOry.-Geu., l. s. HUMpHREl. the
lie Democratic candidate for Mayor othe Monroe and
and four out Of Eve democratic alderman have been
elected at their late charter election H. V. DIsBRow,
was The Vhg candidate for the Mayoray Is
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
ROAD NOTTOY.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that after thirty days from
from this date petition will be presented to the
trustees of Goshen Township Tdscarawas County,
asking for the location and establishment of Town
ship road from the North East Of lot l9 owned
by Henry Mosher, in said township. 10 run from
thence Eor,heriY direction, The nearest and best
roui 10 the road leading from Eastport 10 New Phil
adelphia. !.
~ 'f% 4w. ' HENRY M6sfIER.
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AN APPREN TICE WANTED.

smart active lad Of about Is or l6 years of age will
be taken an spPrence TO the Printing business at this
Office.
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new GOCDS!--CHEAP GOODS!

vENHE Subscriber has on hand large stock OF fREsH
u BOUGHT GUoDs, consisting Of general assorment
of adapted 10 the wants Of this section Of the
country, which lie offers for sale low prices for cash.
as similar articles bought at any Eorolu the county
He also continues TO do barter trade for almost all kinds
of country produce willing to sell his usual credit TO
ha old customers, others where the security undouhed
those wanting goods lare requested call at the sign Of
the ssNeW York StOre,, next door the Advocate Pn'
ting Office. JOHN P. CHAPIN.
February 8, 1914 b sly
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The LApY'a Mu,fcAL LIBRARY. = The March mum,
hst 81 ,hiswOtk has been received, and Is well fllsd
with choice Afasie, BY I've best aadiOrss
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21

THR LADY's Book. :. We have slready Received the
April number this valuable Monthly. It contains
two very exssent Steel engrayings, together with the
Usual quantity Of interesting reading matter.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
SALE OF LAND,

PURSUANT to an order Of the Court of Common
Il Pleas Of Tuscarawas county made at the March
term 1874. the subscriber will sell q, public auction
On Saturday The 9O2 dag Of April neat,
between the honr Of 10 o'clock A. M and M at tho
door OF The courthouse, in New Philadelphia, the fol-
lowing real estate situate 10 said county to viii:
Lot No II in the Sd qryof township In range |
containing 1913 acres and sixyhundredis Of al acre,
subject he dover estate Of Sarah johnson as hereto
fore assigned. s. w q
y ,8s SAMUEL RYAN, Ad'mr,
@ Of Wm. johnson. dsc'd
Dated March 10, ls44. 10 Nv
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THE CINCINNATI TIMES

]. tho tile of new literary and commercial paRerpdb,
ushed IN that ciy, lis appearance speaks wsll, and
from the number before us, III is likely TO beagoed
family newspaper. We have no objection to an xdSJ
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
GOSHEN TP. HICKORY CLUB.

The Club convened an Saturday last pursuant to ad-
journmen. On motion, ]. H Smith. Esq was appointed
Secretary pro tenn. motion being made to proceed
with the nomination of township officers, The chair ap
pointed s. Fackler and A. Mosher, were appointed as
tellers.
On motion of Mr.. Craig, the candidates who were
reSentPedged themselves to abide the decision Of the
meeting.
They then proceeded with the election, and some,
Thing one hundred of the sterling Democracy o.
Old Goshen reported themselves, and having voted
tho following gentlemen who received majority o
All the votes even were declared duly nominated
For Justice of the Peace.
JACOB KITCHi
For Trustees.
JACOB REED,
ROBERT COPELBND,
SIMON BECK.
Treasurer. ..,t...
ARTHUR B. R0WLEE. ..,
Clerk
..t AUGUSTUS D. DUDLEY,
Assessor
HENRY MoSHER,
CoGstables
HENRY sTIFFLER,
JAMES A. THOMPSON.
Oversesrs Of the Poor
VANCE BONHAM,
JOHN TUCKER,
;, Fence Viewers
HENRY ALBRIGHT
FRANCIS D. LEONARD
NICHOLAS HERRON,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
Ladies' Fair.

The Ladies ofDovER will offer for SALE variety o.
Fancy and useful ARTICLES on Tuesday the 96lh of March
Their friOnds are RESPECTFULLY Invited 10 attend and pur-
chase.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the inhabitants Of York
IN township, that petition will be presented TO the
Trustees Of York township praying for rwnship road
to commence at the end OF Adam Limebaugh's lane;
from thence westward to interseci Cars load on John
VOLTS land, at any suitable point the nearest and
best ground. ADAM LlMEBAUGH, Petr.
Feb. 26, 1874. 75w
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L&%%T Notice.
suHuon RxANE1NnRg.

SCAUUA EXAM1N EhB.
TIME Board OF School Examiners for Tuscarawas
i county, will hold its quarterly meetings on the lst
Monday in April-Jay, October aud January Of each
year, and special meetings. the Sd Monday Of each
month. 8. BELDEN, Clerk
:, ii said Board.
March 81, 1874.
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This money must be sent, post paid, in advance H.,
< ADSREss, CHARLES J. PETERSON,
( ,s- N5,9S olic.nut Street, Phlladelphil
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LITERARY MERIT

which may reasonably be objected to in the score of OBJ
sclonabs tendency. The fields Of pure literature af
ford sufcien material TO make an acceptable family
NaOspapa contain all The elements Of Excellence, with
ou single objectionable line; and it is the grea eel
pride oflhe United States Saturday Post that head
ola family need hesitate te lot it's columns e. under The
notice of any member fhs household. The Genera
Eaninrss of tie nannr inclnha
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sRNAToRIAL.
Joseph II, Larwill, of Wnyne-
DOwty Utter. Of ClermonI,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-11
TERMS OF THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM:
Two Dollars.-in advance; and Three Dollars
mt the expiration of the year.

THr principles Of the Wing party pos,t'pe and plain
7Tsy briefly and clearly stated IL the 10 wing lc"r
Of the Wing candidate tor the Presidency HExnY ca,
The letter addressed Mr. Jacob Stattan Phla
delphia:
ASHLAND, l3.h Sept, 1912.
Dear Si.I received fn.rr communicating the
purposes and views of Young Men Phiiade
phia aud take pleasure, compliance with
stating Of tho principal objects which
tosirc and cxer,ons Of the Wing party
bring about in Gnyetnmont Of the Uhited
These
A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY. regulated by
the Will and Authority Of the Nation:
An adequate Revenue with a FAIR PROTECTION
American inlusirv:
just restraints tho Executive power embracing fIr
Uter RfstFrcf'0n on the Of tho Veto
A fnthfoi Adni -tra OF the Public Domain,
Equitable D,sf,,bmor Of the Proceeds Sales Of
among all the States:
An Honca and EconouafcGl minstr1 ton Of t.cra
ra Govemrnt leaving Public Officers pccc, Freedom of
Thought, and OF the Right of Sufaga, bur suitable
Rssua nts against Improper Interference ip Elections
An Amendment OF the Constitution. Hplit1g the
bent of the Presidential Office o "a SINGLE TERM
These objects attained, think that be
afflicted with had admins STATIONS of the Government
! am Respectfully, Your Fricni.
HENRY CLAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-11
English Penny Post.

We learn from the best authority, says the Phil
adel phia Inquirer, that the English Penny Post,
after paying the whole of its own expenses,
yields an income of more than f6G0, 900 year.
The opponents of the system attempted 10 make
it appear otherwise, by merging the expenses OF
FOREIGN packets stea mers. &c. in their estimates:
but this attempt was exposed, and the amount OF
annual profit ascertained as above. The frank
inc system is wholly abolished Even the Queen
herself cannot frank a letter, and is compelled to
pay her penny, and thus to acknowledge the SUI
pren1acv of the Post Office law: much as any
of her subjects, whenever she writes to friend
or other correspondent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-11
Dignifed.

William ]. Brown. Locofoco member OF Con
gross for this district, fra hiking play hand bill
for the exhibition Of Negro songs all over this
Stale.
A number of the young men Of indianapolis
have formed company known as P. Hodges
& Co.. the object Of which is to traverse the State
and sing and perform negro and other comic sonss'
They have forwarded their bills to d ieren points
under tho frank of Hon. g VIM. J. Brown, NJ.
c.
Verify the franking privilege is useful to the
community and necessary for members OF Con-
gress.-Ind. Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-11

Itneir support; and like Ffench Directory during Il,
reign OF terror, with the Of ibety their tongue.
establish the doctrine of prescriptions opinion
reduce order and good government anarchy ruin
Let the people beware these detna ogues their
aim - power, they seek destroy all good which
wing party have effected without Offering any thing
substitute which has not heen before repud iated.
where IS that high and noble patriotism which charac
'ezed The party during its aseendercy
Madison, WI boldly asserted principles
custom. and defye investigation, gone. in
base appeals to the wort passions daily offered
people III the hope of carrying in blind fury, what will
bear the light Of sober dispasonats nvesiga
ton Afraid to attack the principles the xhirs openly
and fairly. argument with argument and prove
their policy good. and wings in its tendency
Their whole aim ,hem make their
muliiforn principles harmonic with the gon feelings
of the people, in the different OF Union This
is the and substance Of ali their rsunssts The
tflgence OF the people, (nsiead Of fair
prncpie is fed with alsehoods. poor
srickery Of gablsd and incomplete quotations
speeches, letters. &c End with false comments thereon
With base appeal. interest pason prej.dice. aud
10 thing in which there prospect securing
vote, aud in order pande all tastes. and complete
the ogue Of inamy-t the vilest and disgusting
ISLANDERS, daily and hourly peomug the press
ana the stump as things - call laugh from the proga;e,
or TO awaken the fea of the al and the religious
am Of those who subscribe doctrine,
all Is tai in poli.icsthat m ay sioop from the
acter Of gentleman and SANDER aaother, because he ia
candidate before the people, party because they
opposed 10 them principle, aud his po.tisn
ciety at pleasure. rather think who
wooid thus debase himself politically and mere
triumph OF party was the motive would not, crupe DO
the thing. in is private relations when
or personal malcvolence be gratifsd thereby
Our candidate is thus asaaied-no the whole
wing party chara eIized with him. as traitors tories
british wings church burners drunk ards gamblers, specu
the poor enemies to all foreign citizens
cry oher vie term hat the classic vocabulary of Billings
gate can furnish bad intended give you extracts
IN which these elegant freely asans, he
wing candidate, and the whg party: bur shall forbear,
inamuch as II wond swell this commuoicsti great
length, and airy one them by taking look
locooco papets-such as The Washington Globe N York
more particularly the Ohio Statesman which frequently
anders to the tastes of its readers language gross
The GIN shop the brolel. Is it enough 10 make
man blush for his species, daily such suf
poured forth, as Ire intellectual food freemens .hs
luious editors, think triumph through
such II Democracy consists in such principles, and
for its advancement, it is
h gh time that friend. liberty look rigdiy the
rising generation, bright he.tese beg ,ea,
those institution. which has commanded the respect and
The world, will be sunk III anarchy and
ELkHORN.