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d Characteristic Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
rs Richard Parker and wife, ct e In pursuance o. de-
crels order ls Court. made 10 the above entitled cause,
sill be sold public auction, under the direction ~ the
subscriber one Masters this Court, w H. FIark.
In auconeer the Merchants E1chaRge Ia The CITY OF
New-Yos on the 5th day January next, at II O'Clock.
noon, 0 that day:
All that ceraia lot aod parcel OF ground situate, yng
an, heinz ia the Second Ward of The City Of Newyork,
and boupde as follows Eastery in John ST. west
e!y n by ground now or lately 81 Nathaniel rnme
OF Michael Moorr 10 OF said Richard Parker
ihe north side BIZ ground lately belonging 10 the
r-gs Of the CORPORATION Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church. in the City York, containing in breadth in
front and rear twenty ge eer eight lGchcs, and in
Icngtb on the side unetyx feet and the sonh side
unety inches, lie said dimensions more or
less WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL
Master in Chsneery.
r. II. Bowsg Solicitor. dis 2awtJ5
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n pITp TTaNCE az an order of the SUR .

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Inc n h : vi
gwen 70 ali persons claims against Ms aseasea ~
ae Of the city Neg York, on sraoe 10 ,he suScri:
bs at 5es oee Coffee corner Of Beech . 1nd
streets ey Of n EsS 9d Gf e @
OF DecemoeL. t" Administrator.
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MARRIED

Decemben IS, By Rev. Mr.. Higby wilaIa p HetfrrAap
son OF the late John Herrnan of this city, Ana ~ To
daughter OF r J. TODD. Esq, ot Brooklyn.
Dec. 8, by Rev Mr. GORDON Rohect Thomson OF Scot.
land, TO Mrs Ann VAIN widow of the lsIe Matthew VAIN
Esq, OF Glasgow, Scotland.
Al Brooklyn Dec. is, by Rev DR. Store Lieutenant r
budd u Navy, 10 Louisa, daughter OF JAS T. Faimsn
Al Pssheld Mass, Dec. By Rev Mr. Ballard Samrel
H. p. Lee, Jr, to Mary W. Barrow
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MEMORANDA
GU Tuesday, a big about 80 miles S. s. E. from Sandy
Hook in the gale set her colors il the rigging for plot
but the sea ran 50 high impossible 10 board hern
rugged brig; the pilo, boat Thomas H Smith
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VNEN.PtN ALLEYS continue to be fur


a ns.cd by the subscribers with Balls superior 10 any
made in the United States Our Balls ued by Mr. Kim
ball. Vesey-sireet the Gothic Hall, by Mr. Brown, The
Krsmin Mr. ilsoD Broadwa y OF Thames street
the Museum Alleys by Mr. Csries and all the principal
Alleys In the CITY and country. Our Balls are polished
equal any furniture and will be warranted superior 10
that he furnished by any other establishment Gen
tlemen in the city country fitting up restting Alleys
by calling u assured that they will nave The strict
est attention p6 10 their orders Their Balls will be turned
perfectly md as true Billiard Balls and warranted The
gentlemen tie above Alleys inform those Ia want OF
the decided superiority Of our Balls Old Balls returned and
made equal 10 new. Biisrd Table keepers can also be
supplied 9Th Balls. equal 20 any in The United States
Turning in every variety and fancy Of ivory oDd Faacy
Woods done with promptness, and at prices TO sr the
times Ivory any qua.,ity always hand and for sale
7lso Cocoa Graun;dp Ebosy, Lgarmvi,r, and all Fan
cy Woods, for sale, by the Ton or tick ny
SHARDLOW g. BROTHER,
Turner's and Dealers in Ivory and Hard woods,
ll5 F'aton street, o. stsrs,
dt59lk upIf 10 the FANS Head House.
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DO Won burn OLE

NANTUCKET OIL STORE
D The subscriber ha, been appointed Agent for the sale
of Oil for extensive Oil Company a. Nantucket, and is
prepared supply at his store from his wag
ons daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
by tie cask.
Sperm Candles Superior quality, at n cents per h. by
the box.
N. B.-Famies who purchase gallons will be charged
the Wholesale price.
Manufacturers. OF steamboats, and any large con
Odelivered in any part OF the city FREQ OF expense
MS I'm JAMES NJ. ALISTER, leo Divlsien-st
CT Lecture this Evening.-Dr. Buchanan's last
public Lecture will BE- gwen this evening at the Newly ORR
Lyceum All Broadw The Lecture will be illustrated
by experiments. The Lectures the class al
No Park Place eext Monday evening dis II
~ Chelsea I.yceun,.-Rev JOHN o. cuoULGs
viii lecture before this Lyceum al the Baptist Church IN
Sixteen-sree third building OF the Eighth Avenue
on Thursday, Dec l5th AT II O'Clock, r. NJ Oh ST Bar
III ,omews Day-l572. Single ticket % cents. dl4 N'
IL HFedicnl Society of the City and C0un-
~ of Nev-E orIS.-A special meeting OF the society
W il! be held the Sessions Court Room Monday l9it
us o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of hearing The
charges preferred against Dr. Charles H. Jackson, OF al
lodged misconduct in the practice OF his profession.
d. lGt II. D. 8ULKLEY NJ. d., Rec. Secretary.
* Particular Norice.--Those persons hagin:
furniture gay description dispose Of or who are break
ing up housekeeping, will ud9 ready sale tor any portion
,ron ,he subscriber Goods any amount purchased.
AT private sale-Two Piano Fortes.
je2s II +. CoLItN CO. is' Chass sm-ss.
By Joseph Hegea,an Auctioneer
Thursday Dec l5 II o'clock AT the Marine Barracks
WallabOut, the Navy Yard
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misconduct
1t appears the writer las does many friends
of President T, er that Mr. Curtis exceeding the bounds
friends Of the President than many Of the demagogueS who
receiving these appointments daily from The hands OF
Mr. Curtis What would ask, is the President TO gain 10y
the sanction OF such removals and appointments.
dis IT. IL. Il. c.
II Rt. Rev. Bishop nshes's Lecture
RI, Rev. Bishop HUGHES will deliver Lecture before The
'A'-0''i IN THE THE sRo3DwAY TAB ERNAcLE:
Subscribe Influence Of Christianity o" Ctrt'nt'on.
past O'Clock. Tickes-to admit gentleman and lady, 80
each; tickets admit lady, 25 cents each
may be had olows:-From the afcers OF the Society
and Barrow-s. Matthew Gwell 81 Cahariae-srest;
Edward McIlroy. III Bowery Cornelius Diver 9. wall
street; James OBrien 81 Broemestree; Eugene Cas-
sery City Hall Place bookstores OF john Doyle
1863 Broadway Cassery Sons, l0S Nassau street; I'd,
ward DUNCAN. Isl Fulion-streel John McSweeney, 20
James.s,reet-rom the Sections OF the different Catholic
chugchesaand at the deer On re evening o. !a1
dis 5,is1hSTuwGThv Secretary, &c
MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,
Comprising all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANNALS FOR 1913
Also, choice assortment of
STANDARD AND PICTORIAL WORKS,
Fine Oxford Edition OF the ble various sizes in elegant
Bindings, suitable for PRESENT. sc.
Imported and for sale by D. APPLETON < CO.
4, their Literary Emporium, 200 Broadway
D. A. Co respectfully invite their customers and the
public generally call ana examine er extensive stock
of fine Books suitable for the approaching holyday dl5
Office of tie Ne.r-Y York Bo.very Fire Insurance Co.
No. ia BoSery, corner Grand
II This Company continues 10 insure against Loss
and Damage BY Fire reduced of premium from
former charges
Office hours from O'Clock, A. II. TO sunset.
PETER PrNcKNEY, Sec'ry t2l dc I'm
u Post OGice.-N-D-Y York. Dec. IL, lat2.-ESeLisH
MAI-Let,er Bags for England per steamer Columbia,
which leaves Boston 18th inst nil close al this office on
Thursday The 18th ssi IS minutes past O'clock r
dis 81 JOHN LOaIMER GRAHAM, Postmaster.
xtitutc.-An meeting of the Mechanics lnstila'
viii be held On Saturday evening, 18Th ins al bali pas
o'clock in the RooG City Hail. take into consider
matters of importance On Thursday this day meeting
ake. place same hour, form Debating Society Also,
the usual conversational meeting Saturday, al hapas'
| O'Clock, p. II. ,.,;
The Weekly Lecture will be delivered before the in''
tu,e at No e Chambers-street, next Friday evening
! dl51 JAMES ho" LAND, Seeiel'-'
u THE POPULAR REMEDY Tor all those forms Oh uiee
which, when neglected. end in Consumption such as
irom any cause sore throat, hoarsenes and me
Hysene Horehound Canty-js the most popular anc ~
cessiu remedy, and is noseiessy suppanung al .e oi
pretended compounds Wanted impudenfy by hccous
End manufactured certificate makers Sold wholesale a"
retail ct $50 Broadway.
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pY REQUISITE. BRAHAM has

commence at O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
PART J..
!. Song from Observation-Disclosures My
Sister Dear .....................aIrC has Brahau.
Song Stand 10 your Guns'....-... Mr.. Brahan
g. The sd Ode OF Horace Cioe flies
like Fawn'................. Mr.. Brahanl.
t. Song from Amelie-'My BoyGood's
Ume'-GiorCini. ............... Mr.. c. Braham.
s. Ballad Back-Eyed SusaA'...... Mr.. Brahan.
Bafe Observation-Disclosures. AIr. C. Broham.
T. Duet ALPS Well'-8rahem.. Mr. Braham AMI
PART II. Mr.. C. Brahan.
g. Song William Tel'-Brabam, Mr.. Brahan.
9. Song There's Charm IN Spring
Hulah. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. &. Brdhar
TO- Song The Miniature Poetry BY
6. P. Morris, Esq. .......-....... Mr.. Btaham-
II. Duet Gallop on Galy '-BrahamMr. Byaham ani
Mr. c. Brahan
r. Sony-'Moy Barns'-Ir Irish Love
Son, by Lover. Mr. BrahRcl.
r. Song When the Trump OF Fame
-RosSni.. Observation-Disclosures. Mr. G. Brahali.
IA Song The Bay of Biscay ........ Mr.. Graham.
Tickets 81 each. Two tickets will admit gentleman aud
two ladies. To h- had al the Music Stores. y
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1 1ERKINS' CARDS, Enamelled and

N9ERKINS' CARDS, Enameled and
4 Pearl Suriace.-Priners Engravers Booksellers and
Others who buy Cards will hnd cards in the country
equal TO these quality and chez pnes Great improve
have been made in these Cards within short tne
and the Eliminated Cards warranted superior for
Copperplate Printing Style Writing and Letter Press Print
ny and beautiful article for Address and Visiting
Cards, being of clear white complexion and smooth
CLASSY surface The Pearl Surface Card for business
card for usual purposes the best In they not
surpassed by any other in point ri quality, and are warrant
ed 10 print well in every respect bear strong body or
lax from large type, and all 10 work equally we'll They
sold prices cheaper than other cards of inferior quail
ity. Scales OF sizes and prices given any who wish
tbeD the cords sale wholesale md retail by the
manufacturers agent. JOHN ALLEN,
DIS 2,w3m Eassau.strPet
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New.Years Cakes, first quailty .os-iVi'
Some may ,bnk the above prices 100 low tor good art
Gle; 10 such he would call and lndge LOT YOURSELVES
at No PIG Fulton door above Greens',ch ST.
N B. All orders thankfully received and purchases SEM
TO any part OF the city. ~ DIS III
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TOOPER'S ISINGLASS-This article
" is warranted equal in strength Russian I9ingIa.s
for table cles, blanc mango &c, and Of great service
where delicate animal food is required. Only guarer tie
price OF Russian. Sold by DAVID SANDS & CO. corner
EaSt Broadway and SarketSt dis 2Wls
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The undersigned having examined the above account,
With the vouchers thereof End the correct Balance
the Butchers and Drover Bank. the credit Of the Fire
partnent Fund nine hundred snd sxyour dollars and
cents HENRY SNYDER, .rd,orx
MARK FOWLER,
I'd New-York, December Sd, 1872
Trustees submitted the following Report,
rs accepted and ordered on file:
Representatives of the Fire Dc
purtmcnf.
REPORT FOR 1872
III again becomes the duty OF The Trus
our examination and approval, the result
re last year, and to inform you OF the
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,cieIy OF tl,e City and Conn

BY Joseph Hegeman, Auctoneer.
Thursday Dec Is II o'clock, the Marine Barracks,
Waabout, the NAVY Yard.
II a Quantity OF Slightly Damaged Gums rs
and AcCoufremeufs-s4 Muskets, IS BayoHets, 1879
Cartridge Boxes So Cartridge Box Belts, q Side Belts Is
Waist eelts Sword Belts, III Bavonet Scabbards, 10
Breast Plates IS Waist Plates 2 Swords
RrnoLIvn Dec Is I8a2 dis St.
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4 tHRlSTMAS PRESENTS for 81 -
" Christmas is coming. AL good boys and girls sli uld
have Merry's' annual volume present from their pa
forgotten lavoc ofchiIdren and contains tban
hundred engravngs published for the very 10y price Of
81. BRADBURY, SOCEN < co,
dI5etis f21 Nassau strCcl.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DECEMBER Is. 1912
MINIATURE ALM4sAc--TsIs DAY
TIE Sun MON FULL SEA
Rises q Sets s. Sets. Ii Evea 10 q Morn. 40
Latest Dates.
,oNCcS ............ Nov 5IEAv2Z nov
.fvEzpooI.-.........Nov. 4.EEw-osLEARs. Dec. 8
CLEARED.
sps Helespont. Ellis. Havana, spoford, Teston Co;
Neva BOVINE Charleston Hicks Co; Merchant jordan,
Liverpool Richardson Co; Mary Frances, Farnnaa,
n Orleans EIwell & Co.
Brigs Camilla Mandusi Port Leon, Sturges Ciearaan'
Tlorea, Edgar, Mobile. HurlbutA Col New-JcIsey,
Brown Darien Ga Athens Jones, City Point, Schmidt
Balchen; Edward EuIk.ey Charleston Durham D!aion;
Staiira BabSidge, PORT Leon and Key West
Schr Weymouth, Couch, Richmond, Allen fa1on
II No arrivals yesterday
Photographed ship, bark and brig outside the Bar
Wind fresh, W.
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: YSTEMATIC SURGICAL SKILL.

~ Mrs x of 90 Pilt.streei, had a Tumor of he
Breast OF long existence had become very large and
becoming confrmedy cancerous-was very painful biany
remedies bad been used without lei. Her health
greatly inquired. She strongly urged by ber &C
Guartances quack remedies advertised
She finally consulted Drs Gurrsey and Sheriff. VIII"
commended its removal by operation, which they y =
formed the oath inst by removing the whole dise,sd
portion of the breast The wound Is now nearly heaird
The patient improving last which end 10 pain
fu and tedious disease ldi5l LOCKER On
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d15St*


Turner's and Dealers in Ivory and Hard woods,
ll5 FGon street, up stairs,
d15Srs next 10 the FANS Head House
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u Spencer announces TO gentlemen that his arrange
n,ents completed for supplying according to pre-.
vious inumation, Fur HAT at price (S3 23I
which shall render emphacally the cheapest as well as
lowest priced Gentlemen's Fur Hat sale in this
city 1t is prepared in the same style which characerlzes
our finest article and like that article offered price at
which il cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence ahrms IL to BE
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Hat vet offered (o20t) SPENCER, 245 Broadway.
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Fire Department Fund, IN Account 1rih John ). Gil'
le4 Treasurer. DR..
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"a
tou,s the style Of Overcoats 50 much vogue,
afforded So, S2, Sl4, SIC and 800 from drab brown
black and blue and Pilot Cloths and for sale ready
dis istf wi T. JENNINGS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24

On our first page we give the law com lehng banks
to resume specie payments wind up after the 4h of
March passed on the 18th February and may. wall
be termed the peoples law for the people to be ben
Ifted by it. Heretofore all laws passed in relation
10 currency have beepcrcpt under, got over or gone
through by the bankers and inseaG Of beneftlng the
people, have only tended 10 o2press them. But this
law cannot be got over. We hopesvery man will eA'
anime it carefully and see if there is a single fealue
out Of place, or not called for by outraged and much
abused people, Let HIM see If there is any thing in it
that should have called down the opposition which has
been given 1t by whig legislators, wing leaders and
whg editors, after all their professions and pledges
and promises of Bank Reform.
The whig leaders have shown the cloven foot so clear
" by their vo les on this bill that the people no Ions
ger be mistaken as TO who sincerely in favor Of
Bank Reform and sound currency. And we doubt
not they will make the distinction in October next In
deed already do we hear OF honest cutting loose
their old party ties abandoning the advocates and up
holders ofBank suspensions, Bank explosions and
Shnplaster currenry and coming over 10 the true
friends Of a sound clrencY-lhe Democratic party.
The Democratic legislature has not only won the ap-
pause Of the people Of Ohio by arrestiDg the of
Bank gamblers and bank swindIers, but also the ap-
plause Of other Statsa Scarcely paper do we pick
up from bank ridden Strtess around us, but is comp-
MEETING Ohio, and calling their own legislators TO
follow her example and rid their suffering citizens from
the curse of worthless currency by making banks
sumo or wind up, This is great compliment to the
Democracy ofChio, and may they always deserve it,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24
MORE of THE GOOD EFFECrs.

We learn unquosonnbIe authority, that since the
prospect Of resumption has taken place in Ohm, The
large Canadian purchasers of what, have resolved to
pay nothing IN future 10 farmers, but gold and sll-
Vsr Heretofore these wheat buyers sold their specie,
or specie drafts the Ohio Banks and paid the paper
for heat The the bank, the higher ths premi.
um while the people bore the whole loss. Lstthe peo.
pie of Ohio cheer up-we assure them, that brighter
day very far dstant-sU the business ofhs
country wre,ed Eom bank speculaOrs it will be well
and good money will flow into State from all quaE.
ters The crisis will be passed-the worst is even
now ovor we verify believe, have Eprey direct
that 90 not 20 ofour banks will specie pay.
meLts on the 4th of March and exchange is about be.
ing reduced by these banks at once to from l2
per cent New York, instead Of Is TO % char
ged. This will be a saving TO the people Of Ohio the
ensuing year. in exchanges alone, of more than mill
lion ofdollaIs.
The people in few days WILDE clear ofthe curse of
suspended Banks, as all that rotten must die, and
until they out of the way, business cannot revive
We announced yesterday, that the Chillicothe Bank
had gone into liqudatlon-snd to day learn that the
Cleveland Bank, long notorious for il. rottenness has
exploded, a la mode GaipoIs and Urbana. Statesman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24

Another Fiscal Agent has bson delivered in Con-
gress: principal midwife at its birth Mr. Cushing.
Whether it yeS till it gets its eyes open is question.
1t is said to have head like golden Eagle teeth and
claws like the terrible subTreasury, that frightened SO
many whig swartwouters that were out o'dark nights
in 1910. When will Congressman quit their tom fool.
cry of cOncocting fscalys such the people do not
WANT If we must have something national. let them
bringu the original simon pure bill callsd "a bill for
the safe keeping and disbursement Of,he public mon,
eys,' and nothing else.
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DESTRUCTIVE TURNADU.-On Friday las

A DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO-On Friday last,
b,wsen the hours of aud o'clock p M, a tremen-
dous storm of wind accompanied with hail aud raln pass
Eed ever considerable portion of this county. Ia tho
township Of Mentor, are informed some heen
houses were blown down, together with many barns,
and yatious other out buildings fortunately however,
no lives were lost In some places tho timber
pe,ey Ieveled with the ground and apple trees,
some that have wealhered storms Of many years,
were torn up by the roofs Many farmers suffered con-
sideraby by the destruction of their fences in addition
to their osses otherwise. portion oftho storm passed
over this village and some houses were lsh as we are
informed, without pane ofgIass in the side which
The storm approached. Npassed off in an ease,ly di.
rsction accompanied with vivid flashes Oflghtning and
severe clapS ofthunder. -Painesville (O) Telegraph
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24
BANK OF CLEVELAND.

The latest news from Cleveland is, tho Herald o.
Tuesday evening last:
OUR CITY BANKS.-The Commercial Banl:
Lake Erie has been paying off its depostors the last few
DAYS, aud has nearly exhausted its ready means. ltS
going on collecting its debts, and, as fast as it realizes
any funds, it applies them to dischargng its liabilities"
The Bank ofClsveand has also adopted the course
Il has paid nearly al! of its deposors and will collect az
fas, as possible and provide for its liabies There
no doubt that the assets ofeach Of thsse Banks ans
pie to pay off debts although time will be necess
sary to bring about lquidatiOn Every effort will be
made to secure all bill holders fonflosS and we advise
those who can hold them not to part with their notes at
Sscrice,'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24
ADDRESS ON TEMPER ANCE.

We exclude considerable portion Of political mat
fer this week to make room for address that great
subject winch seems to be working moral revolution
among the people in 1912, as fast if not faster than
drunkenness anG debauchery worked immoral revelu>
ton in ls4O and we have doubt it will command
an attentive perusal by every one wishing the welfare
of society," and the redemption of fellow citizens
from the drunkarG's lale.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24

DIED. On Saturday evening last at the residence
other Sonin-law, 8. Brainard, Esq, Dover, MRS.
Aida HAWLEY, relict of the late MIR. Thomas
Hawley, in the SD year of her age
As in her life were exhibited those traits Of female
and christian character, which made the friend and
mother douby valuable and dear, in her death the
exhibition of that confdns faith which removed all fear,
and that "IIope full Ofimmorlaity," which gave assu-
rance to the large circle of friends who feel that their
loss is her gain. Com
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24
CHANGING IHE RIGHT WAY.

We heW from all quarters, ofconstant changing ofthe
wings to the Democratic side of politics in State.
The ruin and bankruptcy that the bank wings have
brought upon the state, have opened the eyes ohe peo~
pie the decepunns practiced upon them, TO swinde
themthe more efectuaY and their votes, this winter,
agas, the measures calculated 10 protect the people from
continued punder for another year, cannot be swal-
lowed by honest men ofany party.
A friend, in this city, has handed us the following
extract Of a, letter for publications. Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-24
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. BENJAMIN WRIGHT, having removed from Ra'
ccr.vie to New PHILADELPHIA respectfully informs the ctl'
Sens of Philadelphia and the adjoining country that he pre-
paed wait on all who may wish his services us pracion'
er of Medicine. .
He has no hesitation in Tying that he will put himself a.
ranst any other Physician in the country in tile curing of
Cancers. '."
Dental oper aons performed in the most scientific STYLE
Office nearly opposite the Village Hotel.
February %, 1912, e3m'