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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

NEW LISBON PATRIOT &c. The Ed
tor Of the New Lisbon Patriot has more
than once taken occasion TO direct his
kind attention towards us, perhaps, for
the reason that objects nearer home, do
not afford him Scope and verge" enough
for the full exercise Of his benevoence
In his paper, OF last week, he ventures
to speak Of US as one "who awore so
we'll" on tho trial Of the Medary libel
suit. We are bound TO presume, that
ho meant Just what tho words used
(taken in good sense,) import. Sure.
ly, man of his courage would not deal
in indireclion or Hlinuntion We are,
therefore, under obligations TO that
gentleman, (who is a stranger 10 u.s. for
publishing his good opinion OF our tOsti.
mony! We huII'probab|y never be
abIo TO show the fall extent Of our
gratitude for kindness so uncaIed for
and so voluntary.
The Patriot announces 10 its renders,
with great exuIlation, that one Charles
f ood has avowed the authorship Of GER.
tain IbeLIous essays published in the
Ohio Statesman, las, fall, under the fc
tilious signature Of "llockhocking. -
This Flood, it is said, is ready 10 enter
the field in person, and make good his
charges agains, Mr., Ewing, as to specu
Ialing in cold soldiers rights" But he
must have a responsible" Antagonist
What gave such magnitude and dimcn.
sions to this Charles Flood, as to make
it necessary that his opponent should
be "rosponsibIe person." we arc not
advised!
Upon phat meat doth his our Cesar feed,
That he is grOtOn so great?
Now, we dare say that the libeIous
essays Of "Hockhoching" were neither
seen nor read by Mr.. Ew ing; nor will
he be likely 10 deem them of any more
importance, when they shall be repuS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

"CAPTAIN DUFFEY" AGAlN.-Captain
Duley devoIes TO us column and hall
OF the last freeman. The old soldier
writes with great iII'humor. We can
only extract the cream Of his article,
thus: climates Of the penitentiary,"
."insoIcnt and contemplate attack"
(Why then give us so extended noliceYl
false" unjust" silly" absurd" "po.
itical suckings," &c, &c.
Well, Captain" after all your hard
sayings, we believe you are pretty
clover fellow; ana, if you are not weH
to do in lkIs world, ills not because we
don't wish it otherwise About raising
and pulling down that glorious flag"
(et US "whisper IN your Iug,") your
explanations have not satisfied many
rejecting men. Try it again. If we
have not discovered the real motive for
that act, why, then, disclose it yourself,
and Ie; it, at least, be plausible, if not
rational motive. We do not mean to
quarrel with you about the Columbus
market, about the wretched state OF the
paper currency" nor about any thing
else, Keep good temper, be more
sparing of harsh epithets, and we shah
get along fairly enough.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

lished by The Patriot, aud adorned win
the celebrated and potent appolIa'lon OF
Charles Flood Never hold a hulc
fellow UP by the ears that he may spit
in your face" was the advice given by
good, old NAT. MACON; and, we shall be
deceived, if M. Ewing do not act upon
that advice, in regard to the accusations
of this Charles Flood. If Charley and
his advisers seek to be made men Of no
toriety and consequence, by provoking
the attention of Mr.. Ewing, they are
doomed to disappointment. He will not
honor them with a newspaper controver.
sy; and his well known and acknowledge
cd virtues, both in public and private
life, will aford him abundant protection
against the Unsuitable malice and mIig-
nily Of his accusers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
From the Whig Standard.
THE EXTRA SESSlON-lTS DC.
lNES

The object for which an extra session
Of the Legislature Of this State was
agreed upon, and the probable doings
OF that body, when once more together,
are questions Of deep interest to tho
whole people. Under ordinary cir,
cumstOuc ces the call for any extra ses.
sion, with q view 10 dstriclng the
State, for proper representation 10 the
halls OF Congress, would Of itself, ex-
Clto but little astonishment and meet
with but little opposition. 1t is the
fact, that the whole State is overwhel
med by monetary difficulties; her Im.
proyemen,s al u stand, her contractors
murmufiGg, her credit proslralod, and
her citizens weighed down by burthens
almost .intoIerube, that has induced
such general hostility TO an extra ses
SION and the consequent increase Of pub
Ilc burlhena Our object, however, at
= the present time, is not to point out the
inoxpediency aud lmptopriely Of an
extra session, TO perform the duDos that
can be done quito as we'll and in due
season by q subsequent Legislature.
II has been surmlsed not only that
extraordinary efforts would be mado in
tho division oil the State, to secure the
ascendcncy Of tho minority aud give TO
the majority Of the people minority
of the Representatives by gNrrymnn
dering system, but that in defiance oI
tho provisions Of law, justice, preca
dent proprlety aud even common decen
cy, an attempt will bo made to re elect
William Alien TO tho Senate OF tho y
States! without waiting for the regular
session (nox) whose business il 10 10
supply tho post! That the majority
should DO Ib,ralely set to work to defeat
tho voice Of tho poop'e, as in the first
case alluded 10, our knowledge Of their
past doings, prepared us to expect; buj
for undertaking 30 lNwIess and desper-
nte as the re election Of Wm. Allen
we had scarcely supposed them capa-
bic. Under such state Of affairs, the
course Of tho Whigsis plain. Without
one moments hesitation, we say. they
can aad should doloal tho Vaccinations
Of their opponents There is but one
way Of guarding against the evil; ant
its use, under such circumstances, VT
are prepared 10 sustain and defend be
tore the pubic. The wilhdrawnI of The
minority, from the halls OF the hegisla
ture is a bold step; but when undora,
ken, solelr, for tho purpose of defending
tho vlloI principles Of the government
il needs no apology. We are not con,
tending that luwIossnes9 on one side il
Justification for lawlessnes4 on The
o'hor Far from ii, The members o
society are acknowledged as members
Of society or OF government only from
the fact that they have entered Into {
compact to yield certain individual right
C,r a valuable consideration annexed
Ibeif owa interest they consider bes
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

The resolutions of Thomas L llamer
and his associates, published in our pa.
per, two or three weeks ago, have
thrown the Iocofoco ranks into general
confusion. All sorts Of hard Names
"arnoIjism," "trairors," sc, are applied
to the Adams Democracy, without
stint. Several Of the loco presses open.
ly charge Mr., Ilamer with aspiring to
supersede "PettcoaL" Allen iu the Unit.
ed States Senate; and, in order to pros.
trate, overthrow, demoish and forever
rum namer, the wonderful Mr.. Spald
ing, Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentAtves, has made his Llughlng ap-
pearanco in the Ohio Statesman, in re-.
ply to tho resolutions referred 10, and
in vindicatiou Of the anti bank course
OF the Legislature, Such l8 the means
reGorted 10 by the Iocofoco party leaders
and party presses. Whenever one Of
their party gives indications Of oppoei.
tion to their party policy, he is pursued
by tie vengeance or the whole pack
ard siIrnccd or stricken down.
No independence OF thought or action
IS tolerated for moment, in the rank s
OF that party. Each mcmbor mIst sub
sctibo 10 every article in the Locoloco
creed, or his faith is denounced, and his
name read out as hertic. And Just
now, the principal article of Locofoco
luirh is-"A HARD MONEY CURRENCY IS
Llamer end his associates should have
known, that it was death to deny the
wisdom Of the last LegisIature-espo-
PeciaIIy, to doubt the policy of that
great Chart" las Spsdlng denomuatcs
the late act on the subject Of banking,)
for the guidance Of ell furure Logisla.
tures, throughout al! ages TO come!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

Tyler "Reform."-Dr, Abel Under.
hill has been removed from the Post
Office at MassiIron, and a Mr. Williams
appointed in his stead, UnderhIIl and
Williams, we believe, are both Wings;
bu, UnderbiII had given offence 10 the
editors of the Old School Republican
Mr.. TyIcr's family conn eSioOs; and
hence the removal! One of the editors
mr. MmIler) foretoW his removal W hen
lately visiting the Stark county dfgg'"S!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

UTlt is not true, as some suppose
that Samuel Medary has relinquished
all claims to the damages recovered by
him off Messrs, Harper 81 Corbot,-
Medary merely tran(erred the damages
to his humorous counsel in the case,
and they will probably exact the las.
cent, 1t can make but little difference
to tho defendants, whether those dam.
ages arc added 10 The profits Of pun.
deriog the quasi quireS Of the State, or
deposited in the pockets of Mossrs,
SpaIdiOg, Todd, Stanton & Co. The
transfer was an easy way of paying al.
!orneys' fees hats all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

6TCan our friends Of the New Lis
bon Palladium tell, why it, is that the
Ohio State Journal remains dumb to
their late enquiry That was very
pretty notice, 10 be sure, which the
Journal gave 10 the IibeI suit; but it was
not uerjGed after the manner oil a depo'
sition! 1t wanted seal and signature as
we'll as the jurGt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
FOR GOVERNOR
THOMAS con WIN,
of Warren County.

GFThe banks Of North Carolina
have resumed specie payments; and +,
we understand, that several, ifnol all Of
banks in Eastern Virginia are making
arrangements which will enable them
to resume, PRIOR 20 the time fixed by
the Legislature Of that Slate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

TriHmph of Law and order in Rhode
Lat0ad. - The good citizens OF Rhode Is
land have thoroughly proslrat d the bad
on3a, and law and order have so trium
phantlY prevailed over disorder aud dis.
organization, that we trust there IS no
looger any Apprehension TO be entertain,
ed of violence III that patriotic little
state, The election which took place
on Wednesday last resulted in the cleo. .
ton Of the ontire legal ticket Of State
@ llcers by a vote Of 7, 1852, without in.
cludng CharlesIOwL and Block Island,
which had not been heard from, g. which
will probably increase the aggregate vote
to about ? 800. This is handsome ma.
jori'y of all voters in the Sato--lhc mum.
Of votes gwen for the insurgcnt condi
dales on the Monday previous being but
hltIo over 6000, The House Of Repre
scntauvcs will consist Of &c "Rhode Is,
land men," and 10 disorganIzers. In
Grand Committee or joint ballot % or.
ganzers and 10 disorgani2ers! This Is
indeed n capital consummation, and one
that conIers high honor upon the gallant
clzans OF that State.
Samuel Ward King. the Wing candi.
dnte, is reelected by between two and
threo thousand majority over Mr.. Car
pen'er, who opposed him Courier &
Enquirer,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
THE WASHINGTONlAN g. GENIUS
or TEMPERANCE

The Washingtonian, heretofore pub
IShod al Canton. has been united with
the Genus Of Temperance, at MassI-
Ion, Stark county, o., and will hOrcaf-
ter be published by MessrS. Luce, Wcrs
tell & Baker, at Sl,00 per ennum, Mr..
A W Baker performs the editorial du
ties. lie says that, during recent
tour, "n'ne rum selling nkeepers sub
scrtbod 10 the Washing'onian, besides
fifty or sixty other individuals who had
not taken tho pledge, aud probably never
would" Then follows the pertinent
enquiry, "Shal the grog selIer--the
pander to vice and immortality, emulate
the 'Woshingtoniun in the dissemination
of temperance inteIIigenco?" Rather m
uphill business, isn't 1t Bijah?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

01FWe owo our thanks to tho Hon.
RUFUs CHoATE, Of tho United States
Senate, for copy of his excellent and
very instructive speech on the power
and duty Of Congress to protect Ameri.
can labor:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

Our accounts from the late Virginia
election, are meagre and unsatisfactory.
D NJ. Edgington, Esq, (Whig) is oil.
ecled to the Legislature in Ohio county,
by a majority Of 3 votes over both his
opponents Kelly n Scott Ohio coun
ly gave Campbell (Whjg) a majority
Of 287 votes over Newman, (Loco) ror
Sla.e Senator Brook county gave New
man a majority of 40. There are wc
believe, Two other counties, (TyIer aud
MarshaI} in the Senatorial District,
from which we have no account We
learn from private sources that Newman
is ro elected to the Senate. Our returns
from Brook CO., cannot therefore, be
complete.
We have seen unonicial returns from
eight or ten OF the Southern and East
ern counties, which do not indicate ans
change Of party strength, from the
result Of the last years election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06
DUBLINUNlVERsITY MAGAZINE

We have re 'oived the April number
Of the Dublin University Magazine, fl.
led with the richest outpourings Of Irish
wit, elOquonco and poetry. Ii any son
Of OuM ireland, among our readers,
should deosire to examine this work (oi
which we have four numbcrS,) with 4
view to subscribe for it, he can have the
opportunity by calling at our Office,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

HrThe Alton Telegraph says the
Bank Of Illinois wi Il resume specie pay
menls with the banks Of Kentucky &
IndiaDa-Juue Is.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

Ma. GIDDINGs' DIsTRICr.-As far as
returns have reached is from tho specaI
election in Mr. Giddjngs' District, he
cads his opponent 24Gl votes. Gid.
dings' majority will fall IiuIo short Of
5000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

tFWe see it stated in an exchange
paper, that Daniel Webster has signed
the total abstinence pledge"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
Cloths. Cfofhs. Cloths.

~ ENTLEMEN in want Of superior westoI
M England Cloth, beautiful fancy and blacb
vestings, Hats, ECaps, &C., are ~.
sbeclfuIly invited 10 call and Hook a our besnti
full assortment. We pledge ourselves to self II
city prices, which is at least IS per cent. Les.
than country stores generally sell such goods a.
Splendid Olive Green Westol Epgland super.
6ae Cloih-st Sli; 1Ass1s
WooBldyed supefEine Cassimeres, black, 81;
Other Cloths at proporiionably low prices n
Al G w HOLLAND,
HarPers-Ferry, Nov II. 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

AgM nuA OneuSeAy u vi SlAsi ~
County 's SasI m \
Charles Bgtler and Rifhard DaGeld
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
y PEAsE & SONS
Clarified Essence Of HOar-
hound Candy. ~

%' PnILkDELrGiIA, Del. II, 1871
HJENTLEAiEN.- I'll have recently used your rs
~ skxrE or IioARHoUxD CANpY, with great effect
IN lie cure az hose diseases 10 tal 10 children,
Croup and Whoeping Cough.
Children are bad patients becauie slte nausea d
most medicines preseni their takink shem with the
same mental effect as adults Your Candy. however
/, carcrly ,akefby children, anal Ttlis may safely
,ay hat i never Knew so valuable a AIeseal Com
ponrai uader so pleasant q guise. II combines the
healing, laxative and tonic IN Just proportions. and
Il Is 10 De recolIeeied that The beauty of medicine
conssis 10 proper combination / should think that
10 ali complaints pf the lungs. weakness Of limbs.
expressions or other complaints arising originally
from cold and chilled state Of the 81 stem, your
Candy would be found useful specific IS exists
Ian. gentlemen, yonr most obedienl servant,
J. c. DAVIS, nj. d.
To Messfs. J. Pease & Son.
mr.. II. BEARD & CO., are 7odr authorised
Asents for the sale Of the Candylin Qhlriest9wn.
Sent go, lS42.l6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
RaBERT n BRoWg, qlrk.

CoMabssDEEk'sY oFrirz. > Ma Gem
ChsrissiossB. Mr. ~. 1912. So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

TIME subscriber ever grateful for past .faxors
j would return bis unfeigneds acknowledg-
mentsto the people Of charlestown and iis Vi
entity for the encouragement and marked kind
esshe has received fron them for more than
2lyears residence 10 their midst. He would
saw % them that he will be always, willing 70
serve those in want, and hopes from bis thorough
acquaintance with HouseBuilding to give gene
raI satisfaction. lie will have his shop fitted
Up at his Old Stand, in a short time, where he
will be glad 10 receive any orders and attend 10
them promptly. NATHANIEL MYERS.
Nov l7I842
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
/ q ia.

a. Nj lCRIDLER,
Novs24, ls42.-ly Haspess. Ferry, N.
n. 3 Each Of the above sflicleswill be sighed
W. L, KrDnKaon he outside wrapper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
: MOTHERS,
SPARE YOUR CHILDREN. !.
DR.. P.aRIS' SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Getting. Teeth.

DR.. P.HRIS' DOOTHI.NGS SKRUR,,E
,l..# For Children Getting Teeth.
EWy1IS medicine is used and recommsnded By
IL thousands OF families for the immediate
relief OF those 'sliltle. helpless ofsprings. As
soon as this medicine is used according TO the
directions, the child is relieved, and RECEIVERS
without the painfnl use of the lancet. No
family be without this medicine where
there are young children. sa s9a
caution. There is deieterions Soothing
Syrup, put up ID plain bottles, and the dame Of
PARlS spelled with two RS, when the genuine
ID spelled with only one, with several other al
teralions, 10 ordertto eyade the law. These
base Williams who sell counterfeit medicine to
destroy the health and lives Of nLl1TLE
BABES, SHOULD meet the contempt Of every
person thai has one drop Of paternaf humanity
ii them. One Of these ssheartIess viIIaina'' has
gene so far As 10 publish Soothing syrup for
sale al his store, ia his own name, and attaches
tie Directions. SCI verbatim as that III DIR.
PARIS. Any individual that will thus rob the
Proprietor of that which is secured TO him by
Law, is worthy seat 10 the Psnitentisryt He
fISI MARKED.
E1LREMEMBER, tbssonly place in Cha1lssr
tcRn furthe GENUINE DIR. PARIS SOOTHING
SYRUP, is q. the Drug Store Of
] H BEARD 4 co.
AND At
S KILHAM's Stors
g. .ses.. HayPsss1 Fairy.
4 NftSa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

41AAAAIO
H AEING made'a'cbaags sin Ias business at
III the POTOMAC. MILL nsal Shepherds
town, add By greement placid The Who'll man
agemsHt end control into ths hands Of MIR.
WILLIAM BuILER, EDw 1Rbs .Licksk and JosEPH
McMrkRAN, who will see thaIl ese1y Fafnef or
any other person having Wheat q grind; shall
have their dues promptly. IS $50
Having declined purchasing wheat for the
present. we will grind upon The most favorable
terms possible, being aole to makeffom
Eigktg to.One Hundred BarTeks If Flor,
Per day, which viii enable Is u grind the
Wheat nearly as fast as Il co1seS il ahis season
OF theysar- Having psde epgageRents for :
prompt supply Of empty barrels weekly, there
shall Be 10 delay on our part, and We bope that
our fris1as viii ind il 10 theig interest 10 grind
rather than sell. We, viii gsvt for.every hun
dred bushels OF Wheat weighing sikly pounds
10 the bnShel. tweply barrels oflFiour, and
twelve hundred pounds Of OfIhl. Bne-fourth
OF this TO Be ship-siuf. or fnd she'h barrels for
the ofFsl-aod still being more des fsus, 10 10
ducs our friends to grind their Whs&, Ite will
'furtherIgise for every hundred bnshef Of Wheat
clear Or all Glib. (snch - cheat, e4ekel, rye,
garlic. Or smut and weighing aixiy pounds 20
the bnshei. tEeply one barrels a and Ne
above named quantity Of oGsi ahe Farmer 70
furnish his oWh barrels, OF IL ffup6 b vs.. %
pay Tor The sane ia reasohah|e Irie. We
wiil stand he Inspection for sllE flo1f made By
us eifher IN Baltimore or The District3 We viii
further state dat Flour eah ID felAired from
here 70 Gsorge:oun for twenty -fye kenis per
barrel carriage.
We Hill fIfhish sny or or sasla ,ers with
Plaster, Salt, &C.. upon ihe' mott rfnsonable
JUL IS. istk-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
TAILORING.

1NHE subscriber takes this method Of inform.
- ing his friends and the public in general
that be has RECOMMENDED the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its various branches 30 the
shop fornerly occupied by Charles A. Keyssr, 1
and next door to Col. Harper : stors. where he
5 ready 10 make anJ work 10 his line OF busi-
ness with neafness and despatch, and il the
nosl fashionable manner. sl4'a &ttN e
al iffs -. JAMES ii. FoUKE. l
Shephe rdstown, Nov.lI7, lS42s-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
Tarff,fp.


gso,. f.s Ssufkern Literary Messenger.
vrf.LaGER's WINTER EVENING Soso.
Sot leaf On he Irce. a.npi bod IN she hollow
Wiserc LIE ssuns the blus-bells and bi9ssomed
fhetr0se
And hasbtd IL The cry Of the svilt-d.rilng rr.os,
Tliat sifsisd lhs lake IA de tsiltshs's din close
Gus. gbas are the voodbine nd swsetiseenird
brier, Il
Tll.t bloomed Ger the hilloek and slzddeaed III
vale.
And the sine Thai apllled It's greeDpoiHied spjfF,
HsnEss droopips aud scar On the trosi-eOioret
pale.
And bark 20 tie gs Of Tue deep-r elling fosltzia,
1irss prssfled nd shone 10 the Ight Of the moon :
Soon. 5000 shall It's rushing be sil On The nannssip
And locked up Ia silence its fr1liesome tuae.
Ihen leap Up ,Ar hs.rh..toas Win dry forssl
lbrsueAes, XII
2 Aud gsiiler abog.s me, my elsildren in gle Me-
For cold on tbe upland The ssosIny ind launeiles
Aud dear sihe home Of my iusrd oues ID UIs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

l...FT I-INO y oI4A = z N n
Il HAyE Two GOOD sEcoND-HANDED
- B4ROUc4ESf for sale, which are suit
ed FIR one OF two horses hes have reeentl.
been rsPaireds and are IN COED order the Ia.
rouchesE viii be sold at the very low price Of
SIS sPieee, wllh double and single harness
ALso-0ne fTsl rate secondhand CLOSE
CARRIAGE, Ehieh win exchange Tor Pork,
Hay or Wood. w. ]. HAWKS. |
!. CharIestown, Eos. ", 1912 ii! 81 vi. ] +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
RheumafisTn "a LaIneness

DoSITIvELY CURED, and al shFivefie u mus
- cles Hnd limbs ate restored, 10 The pip u Young.
BY the Indian Fegen1ble Eilrir and .Asaspe ard
Bone Li1lmett-- but never without the game Of
Coma9ek 4 Co, on il. ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
1DEEJTTg rRY.

u. little invites the attention Of the
a . citizens of Cbslleslomn and lis vicinity,
10 bis improved syslea Of Cleaning. Plugging,
Rxtfscting and inserting Teeth. BE has an as
sortaient or ineoFrup tsble Teeth, which, for
be5uly and durability, ePsnotfbe exeetled. His
iastSdmenis are ef The most improved kind, made
10 facilitate the operations, 50 as to produce The
lcasi possible pai, ana secure the greatest safe
". lie Is pre- spared L; insert Teeth on The most
improved method no9in use, and 10 perform
Gil operations thereon, ii manner which can
rot fad 20 give peIleci satisfaction his pre-
sumed that bis method &c Inserting teeth on the
single root, is lie mos durable OF nyinyenied.
BE has also pgaetked with much success, . new
and improved system 81 filing esIiops teeth,
which renders them as service able az they we're
previous to dseAyiag. A ~
lie will be 10 Charlssfown on Monday next,
snd will also attehd ihere on the third Monday
of every month, and may be found pt the house
or his sisisr.in-law, Mrs Tfawis. l.. wv
e2-Ladiss or geptleaisaS x liied on, il Charles
town. Of any parlo JeGstsoa, II required. y.
Nov. 17.1si2E se8 wv