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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-19

Of the WINGS Gfthis and the adjoining
counties, will he held in
NEW LISBON,
on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of September next,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A M.


Many gentlemen, distinguished, not
only for superior talents, but for a strict
adherence to sound d mocrdtic whig
principles, residing in various parts OF
the county, are expected 10 meet with
US on that occasion.
Our talented and distinguished Cover
nor,
THOMAS CORWIN,
will be present and address the conve
ton. He will be accompanied by our
late faithful representative in the U. S
Senate.
THOMAS EWING.
An invitation has also been sent to A.
morica's noblPst and most talented son,
the Hon. Henry Clay, Of Ky.,
who will, unless prevented by circum,
stances beyond his control, honor US
with his presence. Should Congress
adjourn before the meeting Of the Con.
vention, many of the members will bo
present on the ocsasion.
Fellow citizens Of Jefferson, Harrison,
Tuscarawas, Carroll, Stark, Summit,
Portage, TrumbuII, and CoIumbiana
counties, come up TO this convention,
and meet with US, not by delegates, but
by
A MASS REPRESEN TATION.
We also extend the invitation to our
friends in
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA,
10 come up and meet their political
brethren. We are all brethren, with
interests identical, struggling for the
promotion Of those measures which a.
lone are calculated to give permanent
prosperity to our country and happiness
TO its citizens.
We will endeavor to make your So
journ among us as comfortable as cir.
Cumslances will permit. The
LATCH STRING
will be out TO all who will NEE! with
us. Come up, then, with a spirit of en-.
quiry-with no other object in view but
the good Of our common country-an1
much benefit will result from our meet
ing.
JOHN M'CLYMONDS.
MATTHEW ADAMS,
DAVID BEGGES,
S. S CLARK,
II w SNODHpAcc
Committee.
New Lisbon, Aug. II, 1912.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will
he made to the Commissioners of Carroll
county at their session TO be held on the
first Monday in December next; for ain
order 10 lay out a public road in Loudog ,
township, 10 begin at a stake Standing 2 n
the east side Of Section seventeen, ab ouI
fifty perches south Of The north east cora
ner of said Section seventeen, thIjuce a
north east course 10 a white. oaH. stnm,t
standing on The public road l~es(Jine GrouA
KiIgore TO RumIey, and thers 10 end.
CONRAD ABEL.
June l842. 10,
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July 90, 1912
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of sundrv wri's of f ia et
teD ia. issued out Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Carroll county, and to me
directed, / will offer tor sale at the resi-.
dence Of Philip W. Hardesty, in Brown
township, on Monday 29rh day of Al
gust, 1912. at IL o'clock NJ. the follow.
ing property, to wit: About "a acres Of
Corn in the ground, and a quantity Of
Wheat ia the nov. Taken in execution
and will be sold nv me.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
August 10, 1912.
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81

From the subscriber on The hight of The
4th OF July, one BrindIe Cow,
with a white face-also, a dark stripe
running over the left eye, large hofnss
with considerable white under The belly,
aud rising five years old. No othsf
marks recoIIecled. Any person leaving
Information at the office of the Free Press
So that | can get her, shall be reasonably
rewarded,
WILLIAM RUNIoNs
Carr0llton, July 29, lS49.
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the Wings. The districts to hear from
elected s Wings and 4 Loco Focos last
year. Should they do the same this year
the House will stand IS Loco Focos to
As Whigs-L Loco Foco majority on joint
ballot 2.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-19

'dNHE Partnership heretofore existing
L between The undersigned was, on
he 2g1 day of June, l842, dissolved BY
mutual consent. Those indebted to the
firm are requested to make immediate
payment 10 Philip F. Price, who can at
all times be found at the old stands opp6u
site McEIderry E. MIlIers Store, where
he Intends carrying on the business, aud
Is prepared 10 make Wagons, Carriages,
PtOgghs, and do ali other kinds of work
10 his line in the most substantial and
fashionable manaer and uPon the shortest
notice.
PHILIP F. PRICE,
GIDEON REYNOLDS.
July s, 1912.
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THE STATE OF OHIO.
CARROLL COUNTY CO..
IN CHAM L
Davis Vail, J
VS.. To fureClose.
William WiprA

WILMA, y,; VIE. To ~f''''''''.
The said William Wicr, (who is not a
resident otthe Sale OF Ohto) is hereby
notified that on the Sd day OF August A.
u 1912, Davis Vail of Carroll county ,
Odlo, fl ell IN the Court OF Common pleas
Ut saId county, a hIIl IN chancery against
the said William Wier, the substance Of
which IS that on the 7lh OF October A. D.
1871, said William Wler, executed two
several notes payable 10 James Cassidy,
tpr two hundred dollars each, tIn all
S4OO) and a mortgage 10 secure The same
on the E1sl half Of The North West or.
OF section 10, 10 township l6, Of Range
8, excepting l9 and hall acres of the
South end OF SAID half q%IarIer,) in Car
roi! county, That one Of said notes has
been assigned 10 the SAID Davis Vail, by
the said Cassidy, hat the SAID mole re.
mains entirely unpaid although long due.
The object and pray r Of said Bill, Is 10
get decree TO sell said land 10 raise the
mortgage money due on said note and
for general relief.
And the said William Wier, is hereby
notified that unless he appears, pleads,
answers, or demurs, to The said btl
within sixty days after the next term Of
The Court, The said Davis Vail at The ex
p%lralion ofsixty days will apply 10 said
Court TO take the matters of The said bill
as confessed, aud to decree thereon nc.
cordingIy.
BROWN 4. GRISWOLD.
Solicitors for Complainant.
August 5, 1912,
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DAVID "
ALSO.
SHERIFF'S SIZE

BY virtue o writ Of, ffa etle6. ia.
issued ont Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of CoIumbiana county, Ohio, and
to me directed, | will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court house in CarroIIlOn, on
Monday the 22d day of August next,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock p. NJ. The following real
estate, 10 wit: part of the East half oflhe
South West Quarter OF Section 20, Town
ship 10, Range 4, with The improvements
thereon, continuing seventy five arces
more or less. Taken IN execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
July go. 1912.
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NOYFCE.

THERE will be a meeting Of the
CarroIIton Hook and Ladder company
on Saturday the 9Th inst. at the Trea
surer's office, in the Court house, at ear.
Iy candle Lighting. A general attend.
ance Of the members is desired.
John MILLER, PresT.
Carrollton, Aug. II, 1912.
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

Similar causes which influenced vast
multiludes Of the American people,
frequently, TO assemble together 10 The
memorable year of 1910, unfortunately
for the prosperity Of the country, still
exist. And although their efforts to
save their suffering country, were crown.
ed with signal success by tho election
OF the good, braue, and Lamented
GEN. HARRISON,
to the presidency; yet he was cut off
in the morning Of his administrations -
By this lnterposItion Of Divine Proyi.
dence. John Tyler constilutionaIly as.
sumed The reins Of Government. By
his accidental elevation 10 the first of.
fee in the nation, a
FEARFUL CURSE
befel the country. He has deserted
those who elevated him to the Vice
Neutrality-suspicious. the principles
which tacltiIy elected his consent when
q candidate, and
TRAITOR LIKE,
has gone over TO The ranks OF the enc.
my.
This great calamity which has fallen
upon us, calls loudly and imperiousIy
on every true patriot and lover of his
counIry's welfare, to be up and doing,
From recent indications, no doubts re-
main but that the
BATTLE OF 1910
must again be fought,
The general principles for which the
democratic WhigS contend, are a
PROTECTIVE TARIFF
AND
SOUND CURRENCY;
and the weapons which they will use
are sound reason and rational argument.
The principles for which the deStruc
trive Locolocos contend, are
NO TARIFF AND NO BANKS.
The issue between the two parties is
fairly made and distinctly understood.
1t is, then, unnecessary to say, that in
this desperate and melancholy state OF
affairs, it is the Imperative duty Of the
Wings to assemble themselves together
not only in thousands, but
TENS OF THOUSANDS,
for the purpose of in~terchanging cpin
ions npon the momentous questions that
are now agitating the country; and also
for the purpose of devising means for
the redress Of grievances, which have
become almost too intolerabIe to De en-.
dured.
To carry out this laudabIe object, a
great
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry writs off. ia. ct
IeU. faciaS, issued out of the court of com
mon pleas Of Carroll county, TO me d.
rected, | will offer for sale at The farm Of
joseph Hardesty $50 called) in Brown tp.
on Monday Inc 29lh dav Of August, lS42.
at 3 o'clock P. Nj the following property
TO wit: the one third of about Z acres Of
oals TO be delivered in the busbel, the
one thitd of about 6 acres of corn, one
lot OF hay in the stack go ions more or
less and the one third Of about 5 acres
Of rye. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me,
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Notice.

THE subscribers wish AL those
indebted 10 them to call immediately and
make settlement. AS The Wheat crop
has proved abundant, and now com
mands a lair price, they think that no
reasonable excuse can be offered for ne
TO attend TO this matter. In
short, they must have settlements soor;
aGd it those who owe them do not call
for that purpose, they will be under the
necessity of leaving their claims With
the proper oficets tor collection.
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR.
August 5, 1912.
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Executors Sale.

HbY virtue oil an order Of the Court oil
e. Common Pleas of Stark county,
made al The last April term Of said Court
will offer for sale on the premises, on
Tuesday the 30Dh Of August next, the fol.
real estate, belonging 10 the Es q.
tate Of George Belz, late Of said county
of Stark, deceased, 10 Wit: Lot No. four
AZ in the town Of Werlemburgi in Car
roll county. OHIO. Sale TO commence at
! o'clock p. NJ, on said Jay. A reason
able credit will be given Tor part uG the
purchase money. Terms will be more
particularly made know OH the day Of
sale.
JOHN AUGUSTINE. Executor
oil George Belz, decd,
June II, lS42.
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October EIcCtiOM--IS49.
DCclinatiOm.

We are requested by Mr. JOHN BEAT.
TY 10 state TO his friends, that his nam
was announced for Representative with,
out his consent, and that he would re.
specially decline the nomination,
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SHERIFFiS SALE,

BY virtue Of sunjry wrIls Of f ia e.
leu ia 4. Kendi Erpouas, issued our
OF The Court Of Common Pleas for Car
Toll county, and to me directed, will Of
Ter tor sale at the door OF the Cour
house in CarroIton, on Saturday the
9Th day Of August next, between The
hours oil 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ, the following real estate, VIZ; the
East hall Of the North West Quarter o.
Section n, Township i6, Range6-dlsc
The vest hail Of the north cas- quarter oil
Sec 81, Up. l6, R 6, aPproised at $500
also, lot No. II, IN The town Of Nal
vern, Carroll couny, Ohio, appraised at
$500. Taken in execution and will be
sold BY me.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT District of Ohio
IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE is hereby given, thai Joshua
Kemp Carmen and John Mcclure (Gar.
mer) Of Carroll county, have flied in this
Court their petitions 10 be declared bank
rppls, and that The same will be Heard on
the 18th day Of October next, al 9 O'Clock
A. Mo at the court house III the clly OF
Columbus, IN said District.
A'test--WM MINER, Clerk
ju ly %, 1919
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a decree and several
wrils Of e fa ct tsU ia, issued out o.
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Carroll
county, to me directed, | will offer for
sale at the door OF the Court house, in
CaTToIIlon on Monday the 10Th day of
September next, between the hours OF
III O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the
following described real estate, to wit
the North West quarter of section 10, tp.
l6, Range 6, except six acres Of tbe
South West corner, appraised AT S3975
also the N. E. quarter Of section 10,
township IL, and Ronge 6, containing
l45 acres, appraised at $2733-aIso the
South East quarter Of Section IL. town.
ship II, Range Z, containing I6I acres,
appraised at $1,000. Taken in execu
ton and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August IL, 1912.
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DAVID WATT, Sheriff
August 10, 1842.
SIZE

II DHL l4VAD IVA 4 VI - DALE.
BY virtue Of an order of the court of
common pleas in and for the county Of
Carroll and State Of Ohio, made at the
June term thereof, A. D. 1912, tie un
dersIgned will sell at public vpndue on
Saturday the 9th dav Of September. A.
d. 1912, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. M. and 4 O'Clock P NJ. Of said dav .
at the door Of the Court house in said
county, the following real ps,ate,l to wit:
Lot No 30 in the town of New Harris
burgh in said county, with the improve
ments thereon, subject to Inc dover es-
tale therein Of Agnes Weaver as widow
CT David Weaver, d~ec'd,:~.und a'so lots
numbers l6, II, and Is in the town Of
Norrislown in said county. Terms
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COMMON E CARROLL
COUNTY

JUN Z.
Vacation after October Term, le4l.
Matthew Dunlap, J
IS.
William A~Iexander,l
All persons interested will take
that, Matthew Dunlap on the Sd
day Of February, A. D. I84a, sued out a
writ Of attachment from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, 10 .he
State Of Ohio, against William Aiexan-
der, for the sum Of one hundred and
three dollars, which said writ has beea
served and returned.
DANIEL McCOOK, CleFb
Z, R. E~CKLEy, PIf's. Atty,
Clerks Office, Carrollton,l
June 90. 1912.
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DAVID WATT, Sheriff
ALSO.

ALSO,
BY virtue Of q writ of Alias FeadI
ErpOnaS, Issued out Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas for Carroll county, | will OIL
fer lot safe at the same time and place,
The foIIOwln ing real estate, VIZ; The East
half o Lot No. 80, in Roberts list addi-
ton lo the town Of CarroIllon, Carroll
county, appraised at S225. Taken in
execution aud will b. sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
ALSO,
BY virtue Of a wrIt Of Tendi Erpoaas,
issued out Of the Co0rt oil Common Pleas
ior Carroll county | will offer sale at The
same time and place, the following real
estate, VIZ: Lot No IS ic the Town Of
New harrishurgh, Carroll county, ap-
praised at $3.50. Taken in execution
and will 10 sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
ALSO,
BY virtue Of a writ of Tendi Exp0nqs,
Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
for Carroll county, | will offer for sale at
the same place, on Saturday he 24Ih day
Of September nexl, according 10 law, The
following real estate, viz: Lot No. 81,
in the Town Of DowningvllIe; Carroll
county, appraised a! $40. Taken in
execution and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
July %, 1912.
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CarroIIton, Aug. II, 1912.
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OF 1910

must again be fought,
The general principles for which the
democratic whigS contend, are a
PROTECTIVE TARIFF
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NEWaEoBE

VOLUME TWENTY will be & ve dollars per year, in
advance, and will commence 18th } anuary next: i, will be
adorned with twelve EnsravInge. one each month none will
be inieriour TO this years plates, and three Of them will be
very splendid, together containing more than a hund red
portraits, accurate hkenesses. Arttsts can have some idea
of the expense OF suct plates, 10 others We would merely re-
marx, that each Of these three emoeiiishments viii re quire
SIX months labour OF one engraver-
Among the plates for volume twenty wall be the "Declar-
alton Of Ddependence,,' and The Battle of Bunker Hin"
The Declaration is in the hands of J. r. f. Pfud'homme,
thing in favour of these superlour artists, to our subscribers,
is needless. for they rave only 10 turn to the plat engraved
by them for this year TO De convinced of their ABILITY ! ae-
complsh, IN q mastery manner, whatever they may under
take III thei line. To such as are roI acquainted with their
skill, we would say, from the spirit with which they have
undertaken them, We are perfectly satisfied they viii i'm
nor;alize themselves by these efforts.
The large Picture Of tho Declaration of independence
cost, when framed, from % 10 40 dollars, cannot now be OBJ
tanned, as the plate is worn out Ours will be but on--third
Iss size. yet, SO far as perfection of engraving and accuracy
of countenances are concerned, our Picture viii be fully
equal TO the o.igInal.
These pictures ought to he in the dwelling ofevery Amer
lean. that our children may never for a moment, forget the
countenances Of the men VINO dared to take the front rank
IN the times that tried the souls u the frnest heroes Of our
land.
We know that the twelve pictures will be more than the
amount Of the subscription. the monthly Nood-cut ,e1-
reservations OF the Fashions: the hfty-two pieces OF Music
for the piano, harp, guitar, ect. wiki all The reading mat
ter of the Mirror, are over and above what We charge for.
We are endeavouring TO make this a splendid American
Repertorv. for the palour and library, and mean TO perse-
we're III continually 9lcreGaHS ITS vaIGe. If the public re
spond to our calls by adding 10 It's subscrption-lisI. II each
/ ) bscriber would induce , friend 10 add one name to our
list, tho favour would be Son returned III the increased val
ue of the publication. foI our pride 8 TO make il the most
elegant periodical in the world.
In our atieu ton 10 eNeriour ornaments. we have not for
gotten :ho literary department but have called IN some of
the mos, able assistants n our country, so that the Mirror
ginai matter.
Dec. ii, ISL.
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Terms of Advertising.--DSF dollar per square fi
three Insertions. and IwE>TY-FIvK CENTS for each ad-
djtonal inserion-TES Inns. or the spare occupied y
$50 enJs. is counted a square, nothing counted less :nan a
square; all over a square, and less Than a square an" n
half II re counted a sq1ure and a haE-Per squire tor
three months. TmREE DoLLaEs: for SIX months SIX DOL
LARS. or TES DoLIsEs per annufn; two squares FiFTkES
Dom ND FIFTY CENTs per annum; three eIuaes
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ana Others. advertising By the year, viii be charged for n
column of 1000 ms. .GD,0b per aanJm: for three fonrths
Of a column. 5000: for half a column, $35-0O; for a
quarter Of column. S25.0D-A dedIction Of 20 Pc cent.
vIiI be made on advertisements longer than a quarter Of
a column. when inse rted by the half year or year, and not
altered. Chancey notices and petitions IN Divorces must
he paid invariably IN advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad. must be accompanied with tive cash, 'niess
ordered for publication by a brother publisher
y. B. No advertisement will be discontinued Until
paid for. unless al the option Of the polIsner Or ny previous
agYsement be tween the publisher and me advertiser.
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v A IL + + Y.

!. PICTURE FROM LIFE.--ThIsI IS n queer world
and this life is a strange one, and there are a great many
contrasts in il.
On Thursday evening, in one OF the most elegant and
fashionable of our city dwellings, there was a gay and joy
Gus company, "wnere bright lamps shone DER fair women
and bearded men, and where youth, and beauty, and dig
nifed manhood, were mingling in the pleasures of the dance,
and OF social life There was happiness and teasting-and
want and care were strangers to the assembly.
In another part of our city, in a tenement through whose
unc.osed walls the cold night winds howled, there was a
mother and her children in the midst of want and misery.
The husband and thu father, u rtctiua 10 intsntperdace, was
intoxicated so that he was insensible TO the wretched and
freezing condition of those whom he should nourish and pro-
10 kin9le more. The children, half clad and half starved
we're clinging around the bEoken-hearted and disconsola ,e
mother.
A young man having learned the condi,ro, of this family,
his boarding house a wheel-barrow, loaded il with wood, and
III the midst of the raging storm, wheeled il, through the
mud aud snow 10 the destitute family.
sWen done, aud nobly!
Meier yt
Did deed like thine-deed generous as Just
Fail TO the ground to die, bat, like good seed
Scattered on fruitful soil, it yet sprang up.
And to the generou sower yielded back
Fruit more than hundred fold.''
-TCIerelund Herald.
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Rrysr1IrR's CONFESSIONAL writer in N

RuMsELLrK's CONFESSIONAL writer in the
Boston Morning Star say he heard the following confession
from a man at hotel III Central New York. Ii is like Light
shining on, of darkness. We hope that none of our rea-
ders viii ever be rumsellers.
.Sixteen years ago, l WAS the owner of a distillery and
was doing a large business in the way OF destruction and
death. and although the business was at that time compara-
,ively respectable. | must acknowledge that there was sell
a sense of wnng-doins. In proportion as this feeling in-
creased, NV interest in business declined, and the conse-
ouence was a failure, which brought me into reduced cir
cum.tances. l then commenced the retail grocery business,
including liquors Of all sorts. and continued in this for some
time, bu, could never sc, rid of the feeling of meanness,
which seemed TO me TO attach itself TO a business which /
knew to be the cause os poverty and misery.
81, happened on one occasion. late at night in winter, a
ne shbor whom | knew TO be very incorporate. called a.
usual with his jug for a quart of rum After i, was filed
and paid for, ne asked me in an implorins way, if l would
trust him for a loaf OF bread L replied IN the negative, bu,
told him l would take back the rum IN exchange for a loaf
This, howev,r, he promptly refused to 90, aud soon le, the
store.
my Pity was awakened, and thinking his family nigh,
be in distress, l went into the house an6 succeeded in indu
cling nv wife 10 90 to their miserable hovel and ascertain
the coalition Of the family. Shs soon returned with the
sad tale of their misery. The drunken husband law stretch
ed and .snseless upon a heap OF dirty straw in the corner OF
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NO yETO.-GOinS Ahead.

NJ {. BROWNING, ReHdeat Deatist. hasreturned
vi . and will be at home n few weeks TO attend TO any
professional business IN his line. He has entered into ar
rangements wtlh DR.. CRANE, ieutist. OF CIncinnati. BY
which means he Is prepared TO execute any operation on
the mos, seienuhc and approved plan. Mineral Ineorru3ti-
bic Teeth, n new and splendid article greatly improved,
always on hard and for sale. Ct-M { b. viii spend only
n portion OF MS time IL Richmond. He viii VISIT alt the
towns III Ihls vicinity. once or twice a wear, that Ladies and
Gentlemen may avail themselves of hrs services.
G-Charges low. very low. lie viii take Cash, Land.
t7rses, or Dry Goa9s, i'll payment.
Richmond. Dec. -, ISL. 81 :3w