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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
DoWN WITH ALL sIIINpLASTERs.

Now that the banks have resu ned and pay out sil>
it becomes the duty ofevery good citizen to AID in
upholding the laws of The State, aud To Danish from
circulation all Rhnpasers and notes osuspended banks
So far know of the citizens Of other counties they
have repudated the irresponsible currency thrust upon
them during suspension, and are now fast returning to
the good old times when the hard stuff was plenty in
every mans rocket Then let our county not re-
main behind the rest. Let the farmers and working
refuse them. Let the merchants stop showing them
out. They have no excuse for offering them for there
are two banks within days ride where plenty Of
small change can be had sufficient for the wants of
our whole community.
AS public monitors we caution every man against
receiving passing shinpastcrs. lIihey he'd not the
warning letthem beware of The consequences There
Is law of the State passed at the last session. making
penitentiay offence to manufacture, or issue these
shnplas.ers We shall publish it as a we get
correct copy. There is determination on the part of
the Democracy 10 all the laws fulfilled aud ifthere
be any who disregard those laws aud continue to vo-
late them they bear the brunt, and answer for it
at the June session of Court Therefore let them take
heed in time
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

VNNE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
l. New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country,
that he carries on the above business in all its various
branches in the building formerly occupied by Simon
p Hufnasle as shoe-shop, few doors south of the
New York store and as he has, and intends constantly
to Keep on hand the hest of Stock and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon 10 this counlry.) BY this, aud
due attention to business he hopes to merit conSdera
be share of public patronage.
The public in general are invited to call and see be-,
fore purchasing elsewhere as he hound to give good
bargains for cash. JOHN MCDANIEL.
March "a, 1S42,-1OtE
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
ONO DOMESTIC LOAN.

DURSUANT to the act of the Legislature Ohio oil the NV
of March, l. entitled "Ah act to provide for the pay
ment Of tile temporary liabilities of tie State the interest n
the State debit and other purposes notice is hereby gives
that one of the Undersigned will attend OIL Wednesday, t
Both day of March, nst from O'CLOCK a. M' until ocecN
p NJ at each of the following places, 10 wit:
In the city of Columbus at the office OF tile Canal Fui'
Commissioners.
In the city of Cincinnati Mt the Bank of the Ohio Life In
surance and Trust Company.
In the town of Canton, the Office of the County Ando
For the purpose of receiving proposals for the purchase
ho Canal Stock, "bearng interest of six per cent paya
semannuay at State Treasury the principal to be re-
deemed the pleasure of the State also at the STATE treasury
Certificates of Stock will be issued in sums 10 sdt pufcHa
ers of not less than hundred dollars each
Should sales this stock to the amount authorized by sa
net not be made on the day above mentioned the unden
will afterwards continue receive proposals at Their once III
Colunbus un the whole amount authorized Opposed Of
JOSEPH S. LAKE,
N. H. SWAYNE, ts
ALFRED KELLEY,
Commissio ners Of the Ohio Canal Fund.
Columbus, March II. l842.-9tm'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
BY ROlando,

J udas with joy received the prolfar'd bribe,
nd led his master to shameful DEATH
M urmuring prayer his injured victim died,
E xempt from sin, in Death he found the bride,
S aviation purchased with his dying breath.
diluted vrstch Like thee the traitor came
A mid the pure, 10 work his damnng deed
o bring destruction flight each sacred name
R eceive bribe to blast country'S fame
mbue his hands in blood, and sign amurlerers creed.
c an wretch like thee endued with Judas heart
ndne.s, and Truth to fellow man, lmPar
E rst traitors paid their reacherY with DEATH
d sUruction follow'd, cen to the silent grave:
In health were cursed-unwep their last drawn breath
7 rampled their corpse by oil the good and brave
o may each curse be fasten'd to thy name,
emorse and anguish rend thy trembling Frame
March, I642
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
FEDERAL MISKEPRESENTAl ION.

The Bank swindlers Advocate not daring to publish
the Bank Commissioners report en- the German Bank
of Wooster undertakes to msrepresent -staLGg they
had power years ago to prevent its Frauds but let the
villains go pluudering the public, DC. All this is
unqualifedly false, the documents will prove. The
Bank commissioners never while the institution was in
existence had power to examine into its ascay. They
were refused admittance by Bentley himself aud after
wards Federal Supreme Judge decided that Bentley
was right. A Federal Bank Legislature repealed the
Bank Commissioner law. The Bank wings in the
last legislature voted against renstating them. They
voted against repeating the charter of that fraudulent
Jank even after its rascaity had been developed Tom
Corwin refused to acknowledge The Commissioners
bonds, thus sanctionng all the rascaty Bentley Geo.
The people know these facts They know the close
relationship between whiggery and the frauds of the
German Bank of Wooster all the shutling, and skuk-
ing and Misrepresentation of their Bank organ in this
county to the contrary notwithstanding
For the Ohio Democrat,
POLITICAL PoRTRAIT.-AcRosrcAL.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
PROSPECT OF WAR.

A letter from Washington, dated the 18th, says.
IA cabinet meeting has been held in relation to the
Creole affair ard the prospect ofa war with England.
The dispatches received the State Department brot
by the acadia are of the highest interest. The
tive is inclined to war. He will firmly maintain the
stand he has taken in the Creole case and fhe he back
ed BY Congress- the american honor will remain un'
tarnished by dishonor.
Lord Ashburton has provided suite of rooms in this
city, for temporary period. 1t understood he
TO this country with full power to bring the matters in
dispute between England and the United States to a
speedy and definite conclusion. His Lordship was pro
yded accordingly for the contingency of short soourn
at the Capitol, Whatever may be the nature of the
powers invested in him. hope every american will
be found equal to the emergency Of war that is n-
deed necessary to teach John Bull good manners.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
For the Ohio Democrat.
COUNTY POOR HOUSE.

A meeting of number of the citizens ofTuscarawas
county, was held in the court house, in New Phadel-
pha, on the 18th nst for the purpose of taking into
consideration the proPrey of erecting county poor
house in Tuscarawas county, organized by calling j.
Snrart esq 10 the chair, aud d. Demick, Secretary.
A free interchange of opinion was had, by several
persons giving their opinions the subject wherpupon
the following resolutions were Unanimously adopted
Resolved That NJ. AthertOn, Thomas King and
s. Brainard he appointed committee TO address the
citlzeus Of rusGarawas county, through the medium of
the several in this town. on the subject of estab
fishing county poor house, embodyug in said address
such information they can collect, having bearing
upon this subject aud requesting that the qualified elec-
tors of the several townships at the coming spring cleo
tioO decide by vote for or against the proposed mea
sure.
Resolved, that the proceedings ofhls meeting be pubs
shed IN the TUscarawas Advocate and Ohio Democrat
-whereupon, the meeting adjourned.
j. SrlNEART Chairman.
ID. Demck, Secretary.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
CURRENCY MATTERS.

Below we give alist of The Banks that continue 10
rodoo,, ,bo;r ro,o. in snocio Ir,bov bold out and
N'0' -, =, ' ,,0'I,I
from all appearances 'ney WILL dill "ot''eSS SuSe"ueu
bank paper will soon be driven from the State.
SPECIE PAYING BANKS.
wos,,rr Ro.orvo RorL
E.I ' ,,.sLoa;ap p.a, s,o,,o,nrIo
a,'' ""1 n,,
cN,. NJ.
bahN o' W. r'euSs"' -,
belmont Dan" o' ot' oa'rSNl'ie'
Bank OF Marietta
GAINESVILLE,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
THE PEOPLES DEMOCRATICC GUIDE,

Is the title off new monthly publication just com.
menced in New York. at the low price Of $l,OO per
year. Contents of the February number are, An anal
ysis ofbe I'd and Sd volumes of the President Mad'
SONS papers, address to the working men oithe u B.
British Special Mission to the s. The Events of the
past year. Market FOR american Produce. Treasury
Notes. Democracy vs. Federalism. Reasons for their
Defeat. Constitution of New York. Constitution Of
New Jersey-the whole making 2S pages closely prin-
ted matter. Hisa work that every Democrat should
possess, and we hope the Democracy Of this county
will subscribe bsraly. The Madison papers alone aro
worth tho whole price. We shall give the prospectus
next week.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
CorrespOndence.

SIR:-At a meeting of a number of the citizens Of
Tuscarawas county held at the court house. Thurs
day evening last: We, The undersigned, appoint
cd committee address the people of this county on
the subject Of creating county poOr'house, by laying
before Them such information as we could collect having
Bearing on that subject As you probably have thought
and converscd with some the subject and having the
advantage OF the books in your office, wond like TO
have your opEion as to tine Propriety Of commencing
the work now: how mrch the same would probably
raise the taxes how long the same would be required
to be raised above the present aggregates how much
is paid by the townships TO support their poor aud
how much by the county.
B. NJ. ATHERTON, }
THOMAS KING. Committee.
s. BRAIhARD.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN pursuance of az order heretofore made by the court oil
Common Pleas tie undersigned administrator OF tie esaie
of Robert Doughey deceased will, on the 22d day OF Apr
1842 offer public auction the following described real e
cast quarter of section No twentyone, OF township D. ana
range f. subject the Dover estate of said Mary Dougner
widow of said nestaie described foows-begnnng ~
the Ecoer of said quarter OF section NO = townsp
rance thence running north 60 petcles post thence
west 60 peceg to post thence north 80 perches to post
thence south 80 peces post thence east by the ouh poun
dary line of said quarter section 1913 erches TO the place OF oe
ginning, containing 62 2 acres Sale to be e'd upon sau
premises MiLl'iAm MiLlrLn-,..,i no =,
March l7-5t9.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
MOVEMENTS ON THE CHEssBoARD.

Washington scrbler ofthe New York Courier lifts
up one end Of the curtain Here is the revelation Of
which we have heard before.
Washington, March,.
"An important political movement is about being
made in North Carolina, which will probably he only
the first of series of similar demonstrations to be made
in every State of the Union. convention ofthe wings
orthe old North State will be held at Raleigh, on the
18th day of April ne1the anniversary ofthe death Of
the amenled Harrison for the purpose ofuncondona-
ly nominating Henry Clay OF Kentucky asa candidate
for the Presidency in 1874, and take into cosdera>
lion the subject of'hc Vice Presidency wha view to
future co ference and action on that point
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
TO MECHANT
March 24th, 1912.

BEAUTIFULLY printed and embelished paper, entitled
n the "AMERICAN MECHANIC" is published weekly
at 81 Annsreet, New York. by Vandose Porter and de-
voted to the Mechanic Arts New Inventions and scientific
improvements in general Each number contains descrp
on of n least one new Mechanical invention with engra.
wing Terms dollar and fny cents per annum of which
one dollar is required in advance
March l. 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

HBY order Of the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscaaw
hB as county, sail proceed to sell at pqhnc Vehuue on
ODD dov of An next on the premises tie following descri
land situate in Bucks township, Tuscarawas County
west quarter of the north quarter of Section TO- Tow
ship T. Range A. S. Military Land, property Of the estate "
geprv Miller. decd. JOHN SHANK, Admir-
March 18th, 1842.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24

IN Bankruptcy on the application Of THOMAS ROwELL
GREESLEAF, of New Philadelphia, TuscaTawaS county
Ohio.
UE above case having referred 10 me, Commissioner
of Bankrups for Tusearawas county aforesaid, by the
Honorable the District Court of the United States, oo Dis
ct am prepared proof of the claims of the
dors ofhe said Thomas Rowe Greenlea until the 10Th day
of April. l842. B. M ATHERToN, commissioner
March l7.-4t9prf 81. or Bankrupn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24

IN Bankruptcy on the application of JOSEPH srRAHL
BURR, of Port Washington, Tuscarawas County, Ohio.
HNHE above case having been referred 10 Commission
er of Bankrupts Tuscarawas county afOesa by the
Honorable the District Court of the United Sates Ohio DIS
~ am prepared TO proof of the claims Of the cred
os of the said Joseph sah Burr until tile 18th Of APRIL 1912
B. NJ ArHERToN, Commissioner
March l7,-4t9prfSl Or BankfuP'S
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
NOTICE.

roTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership in the
N Sra a1Ne business on the route from GAINESVILLE Woos
ter under the firm and style of SPRINGER Co., was dis
solved about the 18th of February last by mutual consent
Persons having claims against said firm will present nem 10
NJ. sPRINGEr for settlement. -
NJ. SPRINGER,
w. D. HARTMAN.
March 9dth. 1919.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

MTOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has been
~ pointed administrator of the estate of sedgwick Heat
late of TuscarawOs county, deceased.
March 18,-A9. JOHN SHANK.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
ONE CENT REWARD.

EpAN away from the subscriber the 26h OF Fehruary
HG last an ndened apprentice to saddey business, ma
med HENRY DANFORTH about II years of age All per-
sons are cautioned against harhorng OF trusting said runaway
a their peril WILLIAM ehEAN'
New Pbla March II, l8l2.-3t9
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
AMERICAN PIONEER .

monthly periodical bearing the above title devoted to tho
collecting and publishing of incidents relative 10 the early SET
tement Of the country has been forwarded TO address
1t is neatly printed magazine of forty pages, and is filed
with useful and Interesting matter.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOIlCE

NoTICE hereby given, that the subscriber has been ~
IV pointed administrative of the estate Of silaS Walker i
of Tuscarawas county dec. MARGARET WALKER
March l8,~-4t9.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
FRANKLIN RANK OF COLUMBUS.

This bank has gone into the hands o. Receivers, who
have published the state ofs aff,rs. As many of its
notes are circulating here we give its liabilities and res
sources. e@ noe- ooo y,
Total resources about $500, ,9O2 81
Liabilities s47,9O23l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
DOVER ELECTION.

The following ticket was elected at the Corporation
Election in Canal Dover, on Saturday last.
Mayor Joseph SIinguR. 2at
Recorder-Sebas,ian Branard
'Trus,ses-Nathanel Hayden. Francis KNugh, John
Moslsy, David Sponsler, and Felix D, McN!eal'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24


GENTs:-In reply 10 your note oflhis morning, on the
expedency of immediate action in the execution of
county poor house, can say that am fully convinced
of the propeiy o the plan, saving to the county,
as well as providing means for making our poor more
comfortable The only plan of which have heard,
and which hope will be adopted. is to commence the
work gradually so as to require, say, from four to five
years to complete it, In this way the taxes need not be
raised much higher than al present. if any. During
two or three years. the aggregate might be set down
one mill higher than the present rate, BY that time nc
Commodatons might be provided for all the poor at pre-
sent IN county and the townships be relieved and the
aggregate would then be less and the burthen equaz.
3D. At present the amount pad in the several town-
ships is about sixteen hundred dollars per annum, and
the county pays for insane poor, upwards of four hum
dred dollars per OF this sum, one half might
be saved as soon accommodations made at the
poor house, and in four years, the taxes would in The
aggregate be reduced at least two mills, unless the num-
Der Of the poor be much increased and If that be the
case the necessity for immediate action is still more oh
vious have the honor to be,
Most Respectfully Yours,
J. EVERHART.
Messrs, Alherton, King 4 Brainard.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT,( In H,0tuU,ey.
DIsIR ONO.
NOTICE hereby given that Thomas kowsh GTeenieat
N and osenh sra Burr Of Tuscaawas county have seVe
rally filed this their petitions 10 be declared bankrups
and thai the same will he heard on the 27th Of April at
O'Clock A. NJ at the CeurtGous in the city OF Coumous'
in said District. Attest VIM MlNEh' S'eiA'
: March l8,-3t9-prfSl.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24

D Brown, E. p. Grant, and Q. 4. Browning, have
been appointed Receivers io the Canton Bank by Judge
Deldcn The two astnamcd are officers Of the Bank.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24

II is ssd President Tyler recommends The repeal It
The Distribution Law Goo knows its tima
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

trait of Een's character, bu, now it appeared IN
all its glaring de foruIi:y before him, and ho re
nounced her, certainly not without puIn but with
out regret.
And years passed, and he sew and wooed an
other and faIrer bride BIT Ei!sn never mar
RED She repeated too soon Of her conduct. Per
haps others avoided her account of her heart
lessness towards Stanley, but from the hour OF
their separation she faded away, II some secret
sorrow at her heart. She lived TO become
what she most Greaded-AN OLD MAID.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

TAkEx II HIS WoRD.--sI say stranger, 1t
rains said q merchant the other Cay, TO q
square bailt down easter, who vas quietly passing
his store. ''you had better stop IN and buy an
amBrelIa--l'.i sell you one at half price" With
out Il word Of reply, the Yankee walked IN, Sc
lected Of verv superior silk, and inquired the
price Five dollars. sir we sell them at--nave e
never sold them for less tie polite response
Of The merchant. who 10 the eagerness to trade,
had already forgotten his conditions Of sale Jon
aihau cooy laying down two dollars and half,
took The umbrella and walked off, leaving the
Ineschentto calculate his profits upon The sale
Of his goods at half prlce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
| II HOLE MBER COS.

Modern Hererlcs.-Mons. Paul, now per-
forming al the Arch stree, theatre Pni!ade lphia,
exhibits most astonishing feats Of sirenglh. The
Spirit Of The Times says:-
Among his exploits, he placed his body 10
position 50 as 10 form &c for n cannon of
>ti0 Its. the weight OF which he sustained with
perfect ease. lie then formed platform, on
which placed 800 lbs. weight which he
htted by the strength Of his back. lie fastened
next baadogo around his loins aud across his
back and shoulders, aud then two horses were
haEnessed 10 h'm while he stretched himself flat
Oh his stomach or platform. and they were I'M
able to move hInl from his position. Ga the con.
iTary he In3y ed along his belly aud dragged
tho horses alter Thea Two horses ware attach
cd to a rope OF thirty strands but thcir siren
9Th could not break II. The same rope bro
ken with great ease by tins modern Hercules.
lie also picked up two stout men and swung them
around all they became dizzy and Ieeled as drum.
ken tpen, when he put them DOWN.
Mons. Paul lately completed his eighteenth
year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

TIE FAIrurUL DoC.-Wao that reads the &C
count below as " ell as several others which w c
have publishe lately, does not regret the neces-
sty which exists 20 ''klll off" the canine race?-
A dog is the most faithful friend knowa 10 man
when his master is deserted By all, he remains
seadfast.
4 Faithful Friend-Oa Wednesday evening,
after dark, gentleman IN the vicinity of Fifta
and Elm Streets found in the street child. bare
" old enough to walk and talk little, but not
old enough to tell its name or the namo Of
It's parents. The lItte wanderer was nearly ex-
hausted, but by its side stood its frIend-a very
fine dog The uobe animal seemed moro con-
scious of the condition o: his charge than the
child llsefdld, and when the gentleman approach
ed the child. he viewed with distrIst and prepared
TO resist injury if il had been offered. The gen
tleman took the child W, and. IN company with
other persons brought 1t IL Office.
The wanderer soon fell asleep 10 the mans
arms and as IT was carried along, and IN Our of
flee. where il was passed from ono to another, 1t
efforts could induce The dog to desert or be sepa
rated from 1t. When any one took the child, he
would spring upon him. examine his person. sIneI.
the child and then If satisfied that the child
sac. would crouch down BY the feet Of tie person
holding il. In few minutes after reaching
office, persons in search OF the child received IT,
and soon as they set out IN the direction Of the
child's residence, the faithful animal testified IN
every possible manner his loy and consciousness
that the child safe. and then for the first time
did he appear TO be willing to be separated from
il. Those who are SO rabi for killing off dogs,
should have witnessed this ana learned the h1eli>
and affection of the noble anlmal.-St Louis
Republican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06


Eminent Shoendkers.- New York State
Mechanic publishes brief catalogue oil men oil
this class VINO applied themselves II the last IN
improving The understanding of their fellow men,
with a zeal worthy of Gul praise. For
..,r,,e s,,e,r,l a- Win, t,o,,,o-s 81 fi., - .,
And works EARN, and I,,e f., ~, : oil M. 4s,,.,,
S"oud remember 'hat lie 100 may I'VE IN Inc me
'hofy oi PoS'eFtF' with diners oi h'S craft whose
characters and a"ainmenis are worthy OF emu
L''"aeus, he t"uhotf OF the ectehce OF oo'a'
n.y. was afIFenNccu 10 shoem iker IN sweden
ho' Afterwards taken notice OF, IN consequence Vi
ms abiittS, ana Sent 10 college.
Da'il fafeuS, inc elder, VINO, was afterwards
tt'eHr2te~1 professor OF theology ut Hetdieh uf9,
HeIi'ahy' was u enc 'li-ie hFPIehlceu 10 d SHoe-
'nih7'-
Jo.eFh lehdfeii, VINO G'ed some 'it'e St'ce' al
H'"S p"i'u'"S7, i-'l'oa' "u' MO MAS pro-
GUN" "''d sstei''; S'ho'4F 'eaFin! an 'Atet''"'
'Io'a's was oitu aus P"'s"eu '"'o"s" INC '"o
U.ns Sacbs ono IF ,he mos, i.r,o,,s ri tho
a,,I,, ,oo.a No. ,Lo aa, ~ = ,o;Icr Sa,,e5 a.,
CONFERENCE.-The, n y sboa,r,stor and afferw,rds
herome a weaver IN which he continued
Rencd;c. R,ddr,,, ono of tho mos, learned
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

We never young ladies kissing each other
without wishing 10 join IN The fun.
That's nv Impression as the printer said
when be kissed his sweetheart.