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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11
MEDICAL, AID

MO- PECK SLIP-Doctor Carpenter as usual dcvotcs his
entire personal attention TO the relief of the afflicted and
Fortunate the eectal and speedy Of all Diseases his
old established and well known Peck slip Dipensary No
those to whom he j. unknown that he Is regularly educated
physician and surgeon graduate q Union college, and a
tanned hi. diploma IN this city the 1912 Bat what
cec.ualy his PATIENTS thousands might and will
testify His Offices and entrances conveniently adapted
the comfort and privacy of patients who exposed
DR. CARPENTER.
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SU RGIC AND DENTA
INSTRUMENTS

MANUFACTURED by WM II. GOULDING, Sc Gold
1sl scetA general Of the above Instruments
and made order Of the approved
The medical professors in rail- and dealers invited to
call and examine before purchasing else where.
Synges stomach and cupring prmps plnts and fracture
acknowledgements for cup and other distortions
hand and made 10 order.
Cutlery and Surgical Instruments repaired in the best posi-
bic manner, and reasonable terms.
Observation-Disclosures Mott NJ d. Granville Sharp, Pat
erson, NJ D. Alfred c. fost NJ d. and John G. CLeesman,
9m en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11

DOCTOR BELL devotes hi. personal attention (daly.
- until Nj to the removal Of private diseases in every
successfully treated by pretended pracion-
ers-hese aborng under the destructive effects Of
quack nostrums. and all who suspect the of
lurking in the SYSTEM consult Dr. B. always with
Of a
~ Persons contemplating marriage have been the subs
jects Of delicate Diseases consult Dr. bell with honorable
confidence rosT letters describing the of
distance have his prompt attention. d. BIS treatment
permanent
doom from Broadway. M lmtc
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Dy IHt TItsIOtNI
l.. NJ. HUNTINGTON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EHPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming t right OF pc.emption to land in
of the townships designated this Proclamation
of te provisions Of the act 81 22d June 1885, extended and
modified by the of M June. l90 Of the provisions Of
the latter that Of the 9Th September 1871 each
privileges another and different class Of settlers
prove the the satisfaction Of the Regis
ter and Receiver of the Land Office and make
therefor practicable after scen. this aud
before the day appointed for the of the public
sale of the land allows designated otherwise such claims
viii be forfeited
f. NJ. HUNTINGTON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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REPRESENTATIONS.

VENTLATINti.-REFR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &
SMITH, Ven.iatory Refige rator the only article ever
manufactured which be kept long without acquiring a.
huya which will communicate thing placed
faint and make unfit for But the above article
confidently offered the Public thoroughly and
proved 70 be entirely free from the objections usually found
cooling properties combined make very desa-
Bile article for family in weather. They be had
the agency, 1872 Broadway mis- lm~r
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SHI K rs.

, II K l y.
SHIRTS made order, after the approved French
~ fashions Gentemens all descriptions made
order Al the shortest
OF William street.
mes im'r WILLIAM COLLINS.
E'RENCH DYElNG AGENCIES-O w Barnnam, Is
Nsdsn lane n. W j. ~. Reed, Fulton 81, BrookIyn-
Hussoa, New Haven, Dysr-The public are respectfully
informed that the above establishment has been in
operation for and full can be ulaccd M
them for richness Of finish aud punuaity in etun,ne sosds
Merchants aud the public generally will find their All, an.
tlye y gave them Their ordess jst m-c
+ EECHEs LEKCHEs, LEECHEs.-occe very fine large
IL healthy Smyrna and German Lcechss for sale wholesale
retail, very reasonable, orcsrefully applied by
WM. WATSON, Chemist & Phsrmaceuu 4,
ma lmse Aposhecsres Hail. &c Csthsrine st, .ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11
DENTISTRY,

WIN. THORN DENTIST, solici,s attention those
w who wear Artificial Teeth, and those who require
them his hod Of supplying the MaxlIary family viz,
the Teeth Knowing that there dssgreeable taste in the
mouth those who indulge acids from the
the acid the Gold Plate. In all that admit Of
teeth from complete set. without using par
tcle of metal of any description
n Chambers street m22 Imsc
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MISS COW AN

y RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of New York and its
~ vicinity that she continues giving lessons on the Piano
Forte Harp Guitar and in singing. Miss c. will be happy
receive her pupils No. Of White street il preferred will
attend the respective houses of those ladies who honor
her with their patronage.
IiayIs and Piano Eories FOR sale and hire.
Also splendid Piano Forte Of quality and
Il.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISFENSAKY, 20iS Fulton street, near
~ Greenwich. DR. Nor meiaber Of the Royal College
the British Navy conves be consulted daily ON diseases Of
delicate llfh0se
On uudcious aud tie mprudent Of quack medi
Ses Mr. NJ has hsd experience Of % years IN treating de-
cate diseases all and complicated forms, and
uses mild safe and mi Able substitute for eadics
ing ms venerea with certainty without subjecn the
patient % any risk, restricting him his usual diet
Is wmle ms medicines agreeable taste and smell:
sccomand with much irritation and dull Of the
Of matreatment and leading ultimately
y sluas Dr M treats structures in scientific manner gra-
duay promoting absorption Of the hickered membrane with
-
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILIrY.-1 thousands of Young
men arc suhenhg from The consequence of indulgence
sIes d a habit, aud whose
late only induce depression Dr. Nj treat. ", an
purely pathological principles and fails in eslaIny
Letters post psid and continuing suitable Fee viii the
by his gving history of his detail The h
and confidence observed. 2ttH Fulton ST. mil inns -
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THE MAGIC MTXTURE

Il
s%s %f:s
sdvessd medicines chimsncal one the
result ofwelve years practice has never failed to ce in
Sold 4 Rings 50 Fulton Of Cliff; Dsw.r.
E' s9sa
MIDWlFEKY.-Mr. RU SELL, licensed y he Faculty
tee snd the and @
den bess intimate for the Of her
s' % NJ md from p FIJI La
~ siSss 1 "S S: :y fs: ~:
HSo%S S rbbafEyEF ASR AeS o..
'iSSfhE Dr. os''' cello
ss. az:
g. IL 6 cs.a ts,1s ss
son 4 I"d:c" r, ss% St as is s
L. @nsnI ass
s. Of GhrsTTgns and VIM Bailey Fulton st.
Wesse5eseS &C. &C. A'A anu o " %is sswsm Son.
$500 Y. aa ! sEc a.
analogous complaint. e the orrsns Of generation
On Diet drink or change IN are All bs
u e no On:
% sss 2 9H s Ssn ss hs
hGa be brought in which will not effect rapid
cure, under forfeiture of $500.
This disease that unfortunately peryadcs all ranks q
here presented with remedy By which they them
selves without the least the shortest
Further the disease be IL the
mixture is taken night on going bed when exposed
bottles full IT,
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many cured IN days.
Fer sale only at Wm H. Minors 1872 Broadway, Of
sS and essnh S SS SoSe;
NJ Smiths 1875 Washington street Boston. myi3 Inns
DR. DAVID BRENNA has the honor Of informing his
friends aud the public that he has removedom the Granite
Building us Chambers street, where WILL without the
Of mercury radically and few days. the
syphc diseases. Dr. 5rennss remedy
frely free from mineral and when
taken according 10 his directions will the painful
which invariably follow the abuse Tor rather the
Of mercury and other noscs medicines so universally admin.
&c without the least danger Of
quences the patient being able during the
to his business and live as usual
DR. Brenna practice confined to the Of the above
disease but will his professional advice
ens and to administer medicines the homeopathic
the only that has chronic diseases.
Office hours. from 10 to O'Clock, and from to r M
Chambers street us. m19 lmr
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
INDICATED LOZENGES,

THESE celebrated articles been used for nearly
oury and the greatest proof Of their efhcacy IN re,
is demand for has rapidly increasing and
persons who have used them only their
but recommend them their friends.
COUGH LOZENGES
Are the best medicines in the world for coughs colds con
sumption, asthma, whoopng cough &c., discovered.
THE WORM LOZENGES
Are the only articles which fail removing worms Of
every description, both from children aud adults
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are remedy for sickness and
papitation, owness Of spirits and all diseases
The Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw J. Porter, Rev. Mr..
Handbook Rev. Mr. Dunbar Of the McDouga Church.
have used them.
Office LOG Nassau strcet-Agents, Rushtou Aspinwalls
three stores Sends 23 Broadway II East Broadway; Cod
drngton Hudson.
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DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
Sl GEONS, of London and Edinburgh, and of the Medical
College Of Philadelphia confines his practice select branch
Nocet emrta dclore vouptss.
Dr. encouraged by the uniform attending his
seminal weakness, and mecua affections together with all
those other bad symptoms which undermine the constitution
and lay the foundation Of decay, either from mall
treatment other In such the appetite is
generally cctye and the relish for life almost subdued
His mode Of is universally sdmcd-his medicines
Of the stomach and that proper cnsy what good gss
ton HIS treatise constitutional dcbti-
~ aHerds observations sexual debility,
mns weakness and mpotency brought by deluve habits
all Us attendant symptoms physioogcaly explained This
work be obtained his Office i96 Fulton street. where the
Letters post paid will receive immediate attention.
m29 lmsc
WILLIAM ARNOLD NJ. D., DENTIST--resprctfnly
w informs his friends and the public that he be cons"
usual all branches Of his profession at his resocnec no
5 Warren street. mo I'm IN
HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
DABINEAU'S New Hot and Cold Salt Water Bafh., AZ
IL the foot Of Desbroses street. third pier south 81 ca'i
street North Rivera for the accommodation Of
both ladies' and gentlemen Open from sunrise until II o'clock
at night.
n. D. The water where the baths stationed has been
dcepened which other situation the
vicinity OF New York. On Tuesdays the Bath exclusively
devoted ladies' until r. Nj band Of music will be
tendance pleasant evening Price Of cold bath l2
warm baths Is. je3 an-r
xOO,OOO La Norma Segars,
I ANDED from the brig Ohio from Havana Of supcrio
IL quality for sale lots 70 suit purchasers, REASONABLE
prices, by NJ RAIDER, i6 Chatham street.
milo 1ms
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REAT TEN PER A N G E
DEPOT---NOT TETOTAT,

q N Z n L Il w II IL "A IN Y L
DEPOT---NOT TETOTAL.
THE subscriber offers the following Wines Tempe
i Wines
MADEIRA (of the highest grades in wood and in glass
SHERRiES do, Pale, Gold, Brown, and Amontillado,
wood and glass.
PORT, do. in wood and glass; direct from Oporto.
BURGUNDY in cases, Chambertn, Romance Clos de
Vcongcot.
HOCKS-Johsnnesbcrg. Steinberg aockhsmer, Gelsen
himer Rhs udcshme Asmanshausen, Marcobrunncr Hinc
hauscr Charzherser, BroncbeEs and Peisporier.
SPARKLING HOOKS; do CHAMPAGNE, various
brsnds &C. SC.
each.
few pipes Holland Gin The Brandy and Gin is only Of
fered in case Of sickness. Apply to
GILBERT DAVIS, IS Pine street,
mig I'm d&w corner of William street
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ID ANKIiUPTTYzsfMUEL OWEN, Councillor At Law,
has removed 81 Nassau street, the corner OF 9ohn
where he may be consulted on all matters IN banhr"rcy
mas lmcodsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11

ANDED from the brig Ohio from Havana, Of supcrio
- quality, for sale lots purchasers, reasonab
prices, by W. RAIDER, s Chatham street.
milo lms
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WILLIAM ARNOLD, NJ. D., DENTIsT-resTrctfniy
w informs his friends and the public that he he consulted
Warren street. ~ m2o imsm
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

We omit this week the table on the Governors vote
but shall publish il whcnhe official returns are in.
All the counties are heard from however, and Shan
mons msjorty over Corwin is 3,4O4. Shannon's vote
will be nearly as heavy as in 1910, while COrwln'S
vote exhibits great falling off, King, the Aboionst
received about 5000. Wa congratulate the Democra.
cy on the overthrow Of the traitors and their bufoon
leader Ohio will now have Governor that instead
OF dsgTacng the Executive Chair will he an honor to
it. AZ the Statesman well remarkS-'In the election
OfGoy. Shannon the democratic party find themselves
Teinstated The position in which they were previous
to the Of ofiandangoes Of ls40. The election of any
other man would not have placed us on the same high
and elevated ground. The people tried Mr.. Corwin,
whose LIBERAL PROMISES scarcely had bounds; hut two
yeas OftraI taught the people the ference between
promises and performances and Governor Shannon, al
most without effort on his part, is triumphahly
toredlO the high position from which ho displaced
in IsiO under the high pressure, hard cider inebra
lions Of that memorable year. 's4
the democrats fully appreciate this great result
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
WIIEAT MARKET.

The price of whoat hiss fallen in week, from 81
to As cents. This Of course, will stop the farmers
from bringing to market and we see already dminu'
ton of wagons from The east. We have conversed
with number of farmers who declare that they will
not sell at the present prices, consequently we may ex
peel a sagnation of buSnsss for time. The farmers
must be aware that the new tariff is the principal cause
of the fall of grain Heretofore nearIy all export
Wheat and Flour found ready market in the English
provinces, from whence went to England duty free.
Congress- to bena few manufacturers in the eastern
cities. put high tarffon British goods. The British,
and Canadians to rsaIias, have put high prOtscti0e
tariff on lhe whea. and -four shipped into Canada.
Hence the fall in price of wheat SO suddenly, and we
fear it will yet be lower. Thus the tariff enables
the eastern manufacturer to charge the western farmer
high price for what he buys and makes him take less
for what he has to sell. This is the effect ola high
taI and until have honest legislators at tWa'hng-
ton, the rights and interests ofthe many will be viola
ted and Hamped upon, to benefit a privileged FEW
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

they feel lively sense Of gratitude 10 the unbOughl
and unseduced people orhe honorable restoration to
political power and public confidence, and they will
fail to take the responsibility of the high important
and delicate trust The universal and almost uucun
rolled outbursts of joy that swell the hearts of tho
whole democracy fthe State, has no parallel in for
mer times they feel though it was not nere party
trum9h-h.is a triumph.ST CONSTITUTIONAL
GOVERNMENT Orsr ANARCHY. OUTLAWRY
AND REVOLUTION A restoration nnder such Thrill
ling and exciting reflections, redoubes the enthusiasm
and magnjfes the importance and character Of The n'
cheyement"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
THR PIPE LAYERS-A DEVELOPMENT,

THE PIPE LAYERS-A DEVELOPMENT
The Madisonian, published at Washington, says il
received by mistake, copy of the Ohio Stats Journal,
addressed to Wing editor in New York. On the mar
gin ofthe paper was found the following precious bit
of intelligence:
"Be cautious how you beton Ohio We are laying
great dea! ofpips-700O Kentuckian'; 24O0 Hoosersi
zoo Wolverines and thousand two of all sorts of
varmont This is grea. country, aud Tom Corwin is
a great man 1t won't do for uS to be beat"
The Madsonlan adds, that i; has hung the paper up
for public inspection. So this is the way Corwn was
to be elected. by pipe laying. What must the honest
public think of such scheme of raud That they in
tended to pipelny, is circumstanaly proven, by the
invitations given to other States TO attend the Buckeye
Barbacues. Look at Clay with his myrmydonS at Day
ton: at souhgate with the 'Hoosiers' and 'Wover-
ines in Butler and Ross Counties And look at The ST.
ence of the whg papers on the election law. They
would not publish it for fear of soaring the Varmints,
not caring whether they would go to the penitentiay'
only so that Corwin got their votes. But owing to
tie wachlh democracy The "Varment' was prevented
from his depredaons our rights, and notwihsan-
ding that 'this isl great county, & full of traitors
'Hoosiers. Wolverines, and VarmsntS, Tom Corwin
was beat
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
RHFIIMAT

Entirely Curod by the of DR.. O. P. Harlck's com
pound Strengthening ard German Apsrient Pills.
Mr.. Solomon Wilson, of Chester county, Pa, afflicted
for two years with the above distressing disease of
which he had to use his cruchpsfcr eighteen months.
his symptoms were sxcruciang pains in all his joints,
especially in his HRS, shoulders and ankles pain in"
crsaung towards evening attended with heat Mr..
Wilson was at one time not able 10 his limbs on
account of the pain being great he being advised by
friend of his 10 procure DR.. HaChS Pills, for which
he sent 10 tho agent in West Chester aHd procured some
on using the medicine the third day. the pain dIsap-
ueared and his strength increased fast and in three
weeks able to attend to his business which hs had
not done for eighteen months For the benefit Of others
afflicted he wishes these lines published, hathey may
be relieved and again enjoy the pleasures of healthy
life. tt fiI.s. #o..-.. lrt.4. 4..,F
Principal Office No 10 North Eighth street Philadol-
pha Also. for sale by J.P Chaplin, New Pbudsl,
phia Ohio. lste as aaitsst-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
ASTONISHING FACTS

DR.. HARLICHS FILLS are rapidly supcrceding tho
of all other medicines of the kind advertised the public
prints The wonderful they daily performing in this
vicinity have created such sensation conound their en-.
emes and elicit from the whole community enthusiastic
mendaons No wondewho does rejoice behold the
afflicted reganins their health, II by magic? What heart
but feels glad that death cheated of his prey, for
time until old age shall smooth the dying pillow Thousands
of thousands bless the day that they became acquain
cd with the healing powers Of Dr. Harlch's COMPOUND
STRENGTHENING TONIC and GERMAN APERIENT
Pills. Ashtabua Sentinel, Ohio, Mays.
Principal Office for the United States at No. 18 North 9Th
street, philadelphia Also for sale st the store OF Chaplin
New. philadelphia, Ohio
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

'ALL HAIL TUSCARAWAS.--We cannot re-
fran from huzzaing again. for the gallant Democrats of
old Tuscarawas; they have fought so blavely, q came
off 80 nobly. Corwin had 3t4 maj IN le4O, which
is now reduced to 8. Huzza for the Democrats of
Tuscarawas. Huzza for the editors Of the Ohio Demos
crat. Huzza for Ream. Craig, Sala Tory, Collier g.
Bucks Township. Huzza for old Tuscarawas three
cheers,-HOLmes county Farmer.
Why don't you hurrah for Kirk Patrick aud Bing-
han, tool Their lying. and Safeguarding, and abuse,
made more Shannon men than all other things COM
bned. The Wings admit this. Then we say, give
the devil his due, and huzza for Kirk Patrick the Tur-
key Buzzard, and Bingham the Fool killer.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DR.. Harch's Compound Strengthening and
German Aperient Pills used BY all classes Of people,
10 preference to other Medicines because they pre-.
pared from Pure extract of Herbs, wholesome de
cnc mild in its operation and pleasant in iis effect
the most certain Of hgaI!h; and all Stomach
Complaints pressrVer and purifier ofthe whole Sys-
tenn.
Because they soothe the neves of sensibty and for
ty the nerves of motion, mparting to their most subtle
fluid its pristine tone thus giving strength and clear
ness of mind
Because they never destroy the coats ofbs stomach
and 5owclls, as all strong purgatives do.
Because priencs and experience teach US that mere
purgatve alone will cure the disease of the Smach,
and nerves. Weakness is the PRIMARY cause Of host
Of diseases, and by continually resorng to Drastic pur
gatvss you mako the diseSse much worse Instead Of
better.
Because Dr. Harlich'S Medicines srs put up upon
the common tense principle to cleanse and strengthen
which is the only course to pursue to effect cure.
Lastly. Because these medicines really do cure the dis
ease for which they recommended. Principal Office
for The United States, isatNo. 10 North Eight st. Phil
adelphin, For .aIe by UP. Chupn New Philadelphia
Oct 90, '42.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

LARGE CLOVER Some time since we noticed some
tall Clover raised in Warwick township The stalks Of
which measured over feet, and as thought then,
could not be beat. But we now have stalk raised on
the farm of Lewis Row, Bucks township, which meas
ures rising S feet. So Warwick must knock under to
old Bucks, who carries off the palm both in politics,
in Glover.
We like 10 see the spirit Of emulation go abroad, and
should like it, those who have extraordinary produc>
tions would give us an account ofthem.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
From the Western Empire
A WHIG SONG, REVISED AND CORRECTED

From the Western Empire.
WHIG SONG. REVISED AND CORRECTED
ArR-'Tis my delight Of a shiny night
Although the federal whiggiessay
Our song will never do.
That, cause they beat in forty,
They would in forlv,two; ...
But we've song to sing 10 night,
Which will them much annoy,
o Wilson Shannon has gwen tanning
To Tom, the wagner boy. .
For Shannon now is on the track,
He's very hard to beat
He's proved he IS no quarter horse,
He runs four mile heat, ...r.
And those who think to see him beat
Must wellth time employ,
o Wilson Shannon has given tanning
To Tom, the wagner boy.
Unto theKng and Tyler men
We have word to say,
Why will you, ifyour'e honest men,
.a, Go in for Harry Glayl
Why throw your votes away, my friends,
And thus yourselves destroy,
o Wilson Shannon has given tanning
TO Tom the wagner boy.
Three cheers foS Shannon and Liberty,
He's heat the whiggies broan, ~ ,...
To US is roasted turkey, ls,,
To them is roasted coon;
To them il roasted soon, my friends,
The feast they don'tenjoy. '.'
o Wilson Shannon has given tanning
To Tonl the wusoner boy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that there will be petition presented
to the Commissioners ofTuscarawas County their next De-
cember Session. praying for an alteration certain Road
laid out from John Serverson on the New Comerstown
Road 10 the Cosocton Road The alteration to
at the east line of Section H. township S, g. Oxford
township Tuscarawas county Ohio thence south TO James
c. Smiths stabe thence 10 Kimbles line, thence the
nearest and the senaca grade the land
of ofNatlan McBRins
October 25, 1842