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Seventy.five cents.
CLAY AND TIE BANK.

The coons say Mr. Dallas voted for the U. s. Banl
once, and is now opposed to it, therefore he is incon
sisten and should not be elected Vice President That
all they can say about him. Well now le, u appl,
their argument. In 1911 Clay denounced the United
States Bank as nnconstiluo nal and dangerous to The
liberties Of this country. Hear what he said then:
"WE ARE NOT EMPOWERE ED BY THE CON
STITUTlON NOR BOUND BY ANY PRA ACTJCE
UNDER 1T TO RENEW THE CHARTER OF
THIS BANK" g
Shortly after that The Bank gave him 500, 900 for at
torneys fees. and all al once he though, very fine
insiiIaon These 100000 wiped out his constitutional
scrupeS at once and ever since he has been the advo
cate of the monster. Now is such man fit TO be made
Presiden He has not only proved himself inconsistent
hut SO corrupt that he could be bought up like sheep in
tho market. Il man who would one day say the
Constitution granted no power to make Bank and The
next day (when 100000 is held out IL blu, as q
brbe) say the Constitution did grant power to charter
Bank such uian 6l to be the ruler Of free peo-
pie! II he would thus sell his conscience and his char
ncer and the Constitution for money what guarantee
have we that he would noseII our country fo money
also. Let the people think on this. s,.
MoRDEcAI THE COFFIN HAND BILL PEDLER.
Tbe federal Advocate of last week for the first time
raised The a gof old Mordsca BARLEY as the federal
Candidate Tor Governor. s had postponed the matter
no ohg Ihat some of the began to think The Buz.
'sard would" 60 the nomination at ALL We understand
some Of them got wormy & went f. stirred up the Buz.
zard with long pole, giving him to understand that if
he wasn't going the nominations, they could soon ee,
one that would. That was knock down argument 40
enm 6 ~
Sour. II is the private opinion of the editor however,
cha, salt WOO, save the coffin hand bill peder. and al.
Ugh he never intended boiling, yet he was holding
koping the old man would die odNefore the cam.
% ce%menced Such is ab1utihe estimation Mordeca
BARLEY is hold in, here by the coon leaders. Tbsy look
upon him as NIL stone lied to their necks. from which
nothing can sziIcaie Ahem, bul hs death or ihOrs Well
we guess it will be both. d ff, '.s,e.l
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THE EDLORIOUs FOTJRTu.

Wsis'gs our paper ile in advance this week. on
"'eountof The agniye'ay Of American freedom DAY
hs' should be 'syers9 andhfd sacred by the old and
young Of our Godl6Soreaalsna.
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THE "oHIo DEMoCrRA" TILL AFTER THt
ELECTION FOR az CENTS.


The great crisis approaching and the base attempts Of
Tho FsderaIss 10 make this Federal Dis,rc, has in.
duced us to offer The Ohio Democrat from any time
during present month til ser the President ial electro
a, the exceedingly low price of
Seventy.ffve cents. t."
We wish our friends TO Use tbor Influenced to extend
The circulation Of our paper: te, us ,ee, these Fed.
eral's on the Threshold in every nook and corner
the two counlas. To Clubs who may takS number
of copies we will send at still lower rate. For 10 CO.
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A GOOD oNE.-JAmEs X. POLK JUST LIKE

A GOOD ONE.-JAMEs X. POLK JUST LIKE
80 OLD HICKORY.
, correspondent tells o good joke that occurred at
whig meeting in Clark county lately. A federal stump
er was addressing whig meeting and took occasion 10
say that he knew Mr.. Polk WELL that he was highly
respectable man. possessed of fine talents and all that
but said he I'VE have nothing to hope from his success
he just like General Jackson and would administer
the Government on the same principles. Thereupor
wing called out "what il that you sayi Is Polk just
like old Gen. Jacksonf" Yes, said the speaker 'jus,
such another man." "Thst is all want 10 know"
said the man, if he is like Old Hickory that is enough
hurrah for Polk And number of men in the crowd
sent up three cheers for Polk, 1.-The Young Hickory
That's The way the old Jackson men ARE coming back
TO the Democratic fold ......
GJThe following Communication was handed to u.s.
ttoo late for our last paper by sgOod Whig who com
mentS with some severity and much truth, on The cou,
duct Of one Bill Moore, who
-'clOhed with little brief authority, <.
has been playing some wondrOu, pranks. We say, give
EN- fair play, and as il S family concern, we look on
with as much interest the woman who, st the fight
between her husband and The bsar, didn't caro- which
whipped. ..t.l '.s-.e..
- Communication.
hEsSRs EDitoRs. Through the columns of your paper
wish to make few remarks about our present Town
Marshal. This same Bill Moore has been trying TO Ep,
into Office every spring for the last four years. This
last spring he was before the Wigs fo Cohssble al
their meeting, bul was beaten out there He then went
off dissatisfied and did nothing at all till Re day Of the
election, he came and voted and that was all. This
same Bill has been collecting money more or less, for
the lCountyI Treasurer for some time. There waS
case thai he had against certain man, the tax was
something less than dela and before the tax was paid
the cost aud all amounted to something near E,suf
DOLLIRs' This is the kind Of Arisocra,ic feeling
that this ssme Bill Is possessed Of He has neither the
principle Of Wing Democrat Let this same Bill
alone and be will make money enough lin this wsy1
to pay tho ne that assessed against him for dis
mrbing the n,ssting] when General Murphy was speak
ing in the Court House This came At,lOcra Bill has
Z ~ lIr
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DUNCAN'S sPEECH

We this week conclude DR.. DUNcAN's great spessh
on the tariff Il should be read BY every voter ii the
land, .t.-.. LIZ Z.
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TAKE NOTICE.

..,4 TAKE NUTIEE,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
1 ~, PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
LIT sIEKLiNG'S WAS DISSOLVED BY
vision was made of Notes and accounts due iIssv nov
all who know themselves indebted ore hereby notified.
that have si such Notes and accounii which hsyaf
been allotted toe; with Augustus Wilhslm Justice o.
Inc Peace who ' authorized to sels a6acorr the same
Dover % April 1874 is 4w. - -,
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.. STATE OF THE TREASURY.
to which add several Judgements
now collecting 735 90 A3 6Oo a6t
from which deduct r -
Orders drawn and moi presented 1851 6a41
Amt borrowed ofsnrplua revenue 500 90 Sl6l 6Qk
Amt when cOlected) exceeding present
labilies - Aal oar
Published By order Of the Commissioners.
JOIN EvERHARD:l
Auditors Office Tus. Co., I Il.
June II, 1874. , o2lu
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AM EKhlRfI

RECEIPTS and E.xPEfsDITURES {.
Of TEeanuiO6s CSpMas, jrvm lt ga 6dye JASs, 4. D.
I64S. 70 tAs III GGs Of JMs 1874 isoiEsips.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, of Trumbdll!
THE DEMOCRAT.
THURSDAY JULY 4, 1874.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO:
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SELECT SGHn0L.

A Select School will commence in Canal Dover on
N Monday June Sd under The direction of ANNABELLA
McREYNoLDs in the over The shoe STORE on Fac.
tory street. The number Of pupils will be limud TO
80, in order that strict attention may be paid to each
one, and none vii, be admitted under years Of age
The v9ar will be divided into sessions Of 90 weeks
EACH an It the end Of each session there will be pnb.
lie ex animation.
TERMS,
For the elementary branches, namely: Spelling. read
ing, Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geo.
grSphy, per session, $4,0O
Natural Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Astronomy
Rbe,orick and Botany 800
Geometry Geology. Mental and moral Philosophy
Embroidery, aad the French language, 5000
From TO 9, A. NJ and from 10 O clock p M
musc Lessons the Piano will be given at the house
Of the Rev. A. McReynolds Price $40 per sessloD.
Good board can be obtained in the lage if desired
The patronage Of the friends of education is reSpsst-
fully solicited. .,ss t..rr-,
A, McREYNOLDs.
P.S. Certificates Of qualification can be presented Il
esed for.
lf May i6. 1914 - q. '.t a.a
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II If RY.

J. g. c. SMITHERS would respectfully inform the
citizens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have opened BAKERY, at their residence, in the
third building North of the public square, on the West
side Of the street, where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes, crackers and Gread Of good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say that on every Wednesday and Saturday, of
each week. at o'clock. P. NJ. they will be prepared
Bake any kind Of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding in town. From their experience in the business
they feel assured that they can render full satisfaction to
all who that may favor them with call. and hope By
strict avnon to the wishes Of their customers 10 re-
ceve liberal patronage.
NJ Gales furnished for parties short notice, also
Crackers for sale by the barrel.
New Phiade phia May 13, 1e44 l6ly
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n U u N u = !
CHAPIN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscuraw
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured by letters Patent of the United States

TEE NETHoD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRETHIAN VEGETA
EXTRACTS.
6tAVEAT entered 9th of june 1872 Patent granted u
" benjamin Brandreth, goth January, l843. .H
The extracts of which Brandeths Pills are composed al
obtained by this patented process, without boiling
pcation of heat The active principle of the herbs is thus
scured the same as is in the Living Vegetable. ..
The public should bs cautious Of medicines recommended In
advertisements stolen from in which the contemplate rob
steaesmy language merely altering the name Time win
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF THE PEOPLE
tBandreth's Pills the Peoples medicine proved by
thousands who daily recommend them the afflicted. The
PRAEDRETns Pills growing every day more POPULAR their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick of both sexes
arc daily deriving benefit from them No of disease but
they eau he used with advantage. ches hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure with eyspeas with coughs
and colds, go with cosveness with cancer with hot
parched lips and canker in tke mouth Let the afflicted use the
medicine, and they will find they require no other.
Nj@sod at 25 cents per box, with direction.
The only Agents for The sue of DR. b. Brandreths Vegeta
Bile Universal Pills, 10 Tuscarawa county, Chapn$ Re
by, New Philadelphia, and Philip P. LATER sandyvills.
May 25, 1912. .....
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FeG1's Family Vaperient Pills.
UNR FELIX, of Youngstown, Wesmoeland county, Pa,
~ would respectfully inform the public that he has
made of the most important discoveries in medicine ever
known, and which will be regarded sreaer forming an
epoch in the art of healing. . ....
In bilious disorders, the effect of hs above named pill is
wonderful. 1t the vated ahd acrid bile promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver, and soon restores that all
important TO natural condition and whOlesme ac
vity In complaints of the stomach, it is particularly valua
ble 1t cleanses it OF all morbid and pencous matter in
the appetite and through the stomach, gives tone and
vsor the whole SYSTEM 1t acts eLcuay In diseases of
the Liver and Gall vessels rousng the Liver to healthy
action, violent colds it will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dyseney will yield c one or two doses
The Diabatc and all other diseases of the urinary organs
will be cured by the use of this medicine without any nox
ious effects In the diseases Of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting teeth,
at which time infants suffer most
In the of this medicine, attention need be paid to
diet should there be any dread Of exposure TO he wea
ther. E
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers of gentlemen of responsibility and taens
used these pills. and all unite In rendering praise to thi
safe, powerful and wonderful Calholicon.
The following certificate of eminent physician and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the exceency Of their
efficacy the system, particularly in bilious diseases
MAPELs' MILLS, Greene Co PAD
February 9Th, 1843.
Dr. G. FELIX, Sir Having obtained few boxes Of your
Family Apeen Pills. and having been in the regular prac-
tice of Med cne for 10 yearstough now engaged as ar
Itneraat Minister of the Methodist P. Church, hereby
ty that in bilious diseases they are decidedly the best Pill
have used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tary and Dyspepsia very beneficial You at liberty
make any of this certificate you may think proper
! Yours with respect,
P. 4. .LAISHLEY, MT.
0TThese PETS prepared only by DR.. GEO. FELIX Al
Youngstown Westmoreland County Pa with directions fol
their use. l-7-SEE HANDmLIs with each AGENT.
AGENTs.-T. Collier, Bolivar; G. w. Speaker, Sandy
vile; Chaplin & Roby, New Philadelphia, VIM. Boyd, West
chester, Keller Hd Canal Dover, & Thos Sargent Shanes
vie Tnscarawas county, also Roby, Leesbug Carol Co.
| Ohio .N.s.s
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NEW SHOE & TIER
STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Miller's
Tannery on Factory Street.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CASH!M
SLINGLUFF BOWER g. Co., have just received
- their spring supply of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention of all ready paying
customers to Their stock Of
SHOES AND LEATHER,
now arriving and which contain varied and desirable
sortment Of Geneman and Ladies' boys and dens boots
and Shoes Of all kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS soe makers findings of all Kinds,
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
Sooemps and at prices that but he pleasing
chases Nospains exerions will he spared make the
establishment right in all respects that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves. ....
Canal Dover May 10, 1913. ly
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pa. rHOnUpsoN's APPARATUS
FOR THE CUBE OF -r G."
pPOIApSUS VTERIl a


,lu9, PROLAPSUS UTERLl Ts
and Othsr diseases drisiag from female esakne's.
VTNEIIS instrument has has The sanction Of the best
Il physicians in the country; aad being altogether an
exerual application it is unquestionaby the safest IS
well as the most perfect and useut Of the kind ever in
vented.
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases Of Female weakness, and being anxious to
adopt plan of treatment which while it secures to It's
patients the greatest amount of good, is attended with
the least expense and inconvenience, hereby unheslat-
hgy recommends this Apparatus as one emlnenly cal-
culasd to accomplish these objects.
Such is his confidence in the greet utility of the ln-
strument that he has eneted into the necessary arrange
meuts for supply ing the wh,le country. The Appar,
aus together with ca,e eful directions. will be promptly
furnished 10 all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS.
Physicians of the county respectfully invited to
call and examine it, and those desirons OF Introducing
it into their practice, can be supplied on more reasOna-
BILE terms
F. D. McMEAL. M. D.
Canal Dover, Dec 90 l842 49tl
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PRAcT1c. OF MEDICINE.
IDTRo 10 % IGININlDo

1DBo 10 % BlA1AlDo ~
HAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia res
pectfully tenders his professional services to the public
and spes by faithful discharge Of his duty to those who
may solicit his aid receive share of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly of VEGETABLE CHARAC.
TER, combining mdness and efficacy and when skully ad
mnisteed well adapted and eradicate disease in
all tile varied forms, to which the human system is ubec
Having thorough knowledgeof the
Urescopian Practice,
judging Diseases by the une) persons wishing may avai
themselves of this advantage: .......- ID.
CASH will be expected in all cases. except for riding.
Office in the building lot formerly occupied by S. W.
Benope on the corner of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, 1843.-ly.' s+tF ''-r
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MEDICAL MOTTO
R. LEON G. VANADoRP,

DIR. LEON G. VANADORP,
F the University Of Brussels, Belgium; Of the AL,
bany Medical College, and member Of the Medico-
ehirugca Society of New York, respectfully informs
the public, that he has located in the village of
EASTPORT,
where he will attend TO u calls in the line of his pro-
fsssion For further particulars, apply to him at his Of
fee in Eastpor,. ..
April g. l844 20tf
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

d.. 2. d. McMEAL has associated with hmselrin
The practice Of Medicine and Surgery DrJ. FLETCH
Err ANKENY. He assures the public and friends that
his partner gentleman OF excellent moral character
and possesses coed medical requirements he has had
The advantage of;he Medical Lectures at Cincinnati
and he is worthy of the confidence Of the community
Canal Dover June lst 1874. 90 f.
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WRIGHI"s INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
OF all the public advised medicines Of the day. we know OF
none that we safely recommend for the ills that flesh
is heir TO- than the pills thai are sold depot of the North
American College of HEALTH 1893 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances know Of where they used in families
III the highest satisfacton and longer as than Yesterday
heard eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used be great repugnance to ne use of QUACK
medicines they all ndscrimnateY termed but 1t was
mainly owing to the regular NJ. DIS constantly denoancng
them The are however becoming more liberal in this res
pec and the consequence that good Vegetable medscnes
now more extensively used than formerly. a.
Ertract of a letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM WRIGHr-Dear Sir-You will have The kindness
forward me as soon possible two three gross Of the
indian Vegea pills The sales have for the last TWO rons
increased rapidly those who buy generally remarkng "thal
hey the best pills they aye ever used and my opinion
that theY will in short time suPercede all others in this
city, ROBERT FARNHAM,
r. .,,- Washington city, d. q.
Ftonn the Phila. Saturday Euening Post.
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETAB BILE PILLS
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
in New England well other parts OF the United states
The attempt of persons defaud the public by the sale Of
spurious articles, with general rfprobaon Mr. Wright
is ndegabe business and shows an array OF cures
by the medicine which confidence in the virtue of hia
Indian Vegetable Pills. ... ..
AGENTS.
CHAPIN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscuraw-
as county. Chic. ..t..a.e. ..... '.-
A.. D. 'Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do .- ,f..
r. P. Latter, Sandyye, do do tsa.s
Christian Weebel, Zoar, do do -.
Ritter, Sngluff & Sterling, Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargeat Shanesville. do do a..
Bever g. Bowman Cosbocton, Coshocton county, o.
. A. Renisld & Co, Keene, do do
Samuel HumRckbouse & Co., Lewisvills, do do
Daniel Kilgore & Co., Cadlz, Harrison CO., 0.
Atkinson g. Hilbert, HaniAonvle, do do
June Is, l843. .... 0..-.
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TAKLORTNG.

WIN. F. NEELY, -t-s ... . }-
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public gen
H orally, that he has opened shop in the East Of
the Court House, formerly occupied as Office by Judy
esq., New Philadelphia where he intends carry the bus
iness in the most approved style. e.. ..-.
COATS VESTS, PANTALOONS,
and oil other articles in his line Of business made in the most
fashionable sye,o plain and substantial to suit
the farmers of tile country and prices suit the hardness Of
the times
CUTTING of all kinds done the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms.
The LATEST Fashions will be regularly received from the
East Cou ny Produce will be taken in payment Of wrk
May 25, l843. 19-ly.
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HALTER Y.

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
~ Dover, would inform the citizens of Tuscarawas
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business; in all lis various branches. His workman.
ship shall be Of the first quality, hoping thereby to re-
CeiVe liberal share Of patronage. s.
N. B. All kinds Of country produce, taken in ex
change for worb. Or outstanding debSs. "' % f.i
Feb.1O 1870. Ff- -4ys. 'ft
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GROCERIES,
CHEAPER THAN EHER.

IF WTNSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
y aud The public generally lhathe has opened new
cheap Grocery a. The od siand doo- north of he Ad.
yocaie Oce and two doors from the square where bo
has and will Keep constantly hand all kinds Of
ssGRoCERlEs, LIQUORS. BEER AND CAKES,
&::SSc., which he viii for cash Or spprovsd cOun-
pyspiOduce s ft- ist t5.l
New RhlIadslphis, Iana 7, 1914, 243m r.
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLIC TIoNs
TINE undersigned has on hand a, his residence in
Il Canal Dover assortment of the Society pubIica-
tons, among which are some of Baxtere, Flaves bod
bridges, Nelson's and pthcr standard works Of Christian
Literoture-ogeher with large variety Of religious
tracts, also Bibles and TeSamenis from the American
Bible Society. He respectfully invites the attention Of
the pubicO this benevolent enterprise He on
ly sell at cost, all of these publications but may make
grants Of them, when in his Judgement good can be
done
He is prepared to ll aI orders al the shortes, no.
lice. Many OF those publications well adapted for
Sabbath School Libraries. ,a'
8. sALA, Agent, ATS.
Canal Dover, May %, 1874
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FoR SAE.

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly situaa
II ted in the town Of New Philadelphia. Tuscarawas
county Ohio for sAle, on favorable terms. For parlc.
uars apply to b. SEAToE at the Recorders Office, or
the Subscriber a. UbrichSVlle, Tuscarawas County,
Ohio. .,.. .,}-Ia.lL-S-
Uhrichsve, March %, Bd4 ~ I3tf
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take NOTICE,

...... IAkE NU IIGEu '<.'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
LUFF f. STERLING'S WAS DISSOLVED BY
mutual consent on The llth March 1874 whereas de
vision was made Of Notes and accounts due there now
all who know themselves indebted are hereby notified,
that have LEFT such Notes and accounts which hayef
been allotted to me- with Augustus Wilhelm Justice o.
the Peace, who authorized 10 settle aad soIectlhe sauna
..... G. RITTER,
Dover 20 April 1874 Is 4w. ....,