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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
The Great Dayton COnvcn-
ton!

Having just returned from Dayton,
we have only time 10 say, before going
TO press, that language is inadequate
TO portray the sublime spectacle which
was Witnessed 10 that city yesterday-
a spectacle far surprising the most san.
guine expectations, and as far surpass-
ing any thing that distinguished the ex
cited canvass for the Presidency in
1910! AS 10 the numbers present, the
most candid, moderate and competent
judges unite in placing it, incredible as
it may appear, in the vicinity Of an
HUNDRED THOUSAND PER
SONS!
The Convention 10 the afternoon,
was addressed by Mr.. CLAY, in his most
eloquent and impressive manner, for
the space Of about On hour and q quar-
ter. Mr.. C. confined himself exclu-
siveIy 10 topics Of national concern
ment, and as far as heard by US, 10 the
subjects o fthe currency, the Protection
of American Industry and the adverse
system of policy pursued by the oPPo'
nents Of the Wing party.
Nj. Andrews, member Of Congress
spoke a short time, and Mr.. C%rittenden
at greater length-the latter on the
question Of high and low wages, and
the demorallzicg tendencies oil the lat
ter.
Gov. Corwin spoke about fifteen min
utes, when a furious shower OF rain
which has become an suspicious omer
10 the Wing p~arty-broke in upon the
further proceeding Of the Grand body
Of the Convention.
Although vast numbers, perhaps fifty
Thousand of the people, left the city
towards the close Of the day, yet TIT
town YVES filled with the vast fragments
remaining, and during The evening, thou
sands upon thousands were listening Il
the animated ~harangues of different clio.
quent speakers, at three several place
of meeting. When W left at 8 o'clocI
Mr., Ewing was addressing an lmnens
multitude which %thronged the mail
street as far in each direction as hi
strong voice could be made extend
Never were the People in Westerr
Ohio burning with such inextinguishabI
ardor and enthusiasm. We shall MAX
! a clean sweep west Of the Scioto-not
wreck or relic will remain!
Wings of the East and North, "PUSl
ON YOUR COLUMN!"-O. S. Joul
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
An after-thOUght.

After printing and circulating their
tickets, without any candidate for Sur
veyor, The Lokles about town here, con
ceived the thought oil running Philip
Hardesty for hat Office. Wonder what
"Phu," knows about surveying! W.
should just as soon think Of making a
"saiIor Of a cock, or a soldier ola goose"
as a surveyor Of Philip. Will the far.
mers Of this county be willing to have
the boundaries Of their lands ascertained
and determined by one who must be ig.
nOrant Of the very first principles of the
art Of surveying?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
Tyler's ApOstaCy.-anOGher
outrage!

John Tyler has removed Phi. c. Full
LER Assistant P. NJ. General, and ap
pointed IN his place John A. Bryan, Of
this State. The reader will remember
that this John A. Bryan took an active
part in the recent Tyler Convention al
Columbus, wrote The address adopted by
that Convention; and although a pro.
fessed Vanite, played the Tyler man OF
a large scale! The secret Of Bryan''
TyleriSm is now fully developed! Thank
God, the Senate Of the United States vii
have the honor to reject this nomination
before three months shall have elapsed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

awakening from The spell which deirac-
lion aud calumny has cast over the fame
of Henry Clay. Every day We have to
record The name of some distinguished
champion in the Locofoco ranks, who, act
ing under conscientious impulses, aban
don It's destructive theories Tor the Amer.
icaO policy of Henry Clay. Who, that
really desires the good Of his country,
can hesitate between the Free.rIade
doctrines of L~ocotocoism, aud the gener
Gus, home protecting system Of the
Whigsi-Ph Forum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
Jim my Thompson.
20, Jimmy Thompson, Jimmy TAOmps on
O.n

10, Jimmy Thompson, Jimmy NOmps on,
O.n
We observe that this distinguished
bloD wind and celebrated JackasS, lin.
my Thompson, figures largely in The
Jeffersonian Of this week-and has a
great deal to say about Lawyers rees,''
&c. Now, Jimmy knOus that we, are
too busy this week, in striving to pre-.
vent hun from defrauding one of his
creditors, 10 give him much attention in
any other way. We have only time tc
state, in reply to the matter of "Law-
yer's fees" we should like exceedingly
10 get from Jimmy two or three fees Of
this sort, which he has for some time
uDjustly withheld from us. We hope
he will take the hint, and fork Orer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
the President Of the Life and Trust Com
Pany, Of which the following is an ex-

the President Of the Life and Trust Com
Pany, Of which the following is an ex-
tract:
Cincinnati, Sept, 81, 10 AZ.
Roswell MARSH, Esq. SteubenvilIe,
Ohio:-Your letter Of The 10Th, post.
marked the l7th instant, was received
yesterday, 10 reply TO the inquiries
you make, | have to state that the me-
mortal submitted 10 the Legislature at
it's late extra session on behalf Of The
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Compa-
ny had no reference whatever to the
General Banking Law Of March 7, lS42.
1t called the attention Of the legislative
body to The circumstance "that by The
terms OF the charter OF said institution
It's power to issue bills and notes for
circulation will expire on the lst day of
January, ls43," and simply asked ian
extension Of their authority 10 issue
bills and notes for circulation" No
other application was authorized or con.
templated by the Board OF Trustees.
M. T.. WILLIAMS.
This is, as every one must perceive,
conclusive, as TO the fact whether the
Life and Trust petitiOned for a charter
under the Latham Law, as Mr.. Kith-
cart proclaimed it had done, and COM
pletely ~faslens FALSEHOOD upon thai
gentleman, in reference to this matter
The whole Of the letter shall appear in
our next Steub. Her.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
I0pI&8a

Is hereby given, that, whereas, my
wife, Eleanor Watt. has, for near four
months, left my bed and board without
any Just cause or %provocation, and has
filed her petition for Divorce and ALI
mony, in The county of Harrison. This
is to forwarn all persons from trusting or
h~arbouriOg her, and a quantity OF house
hold and dresser IurnIiure which was
stolen out Of my house for the use Of her
am determined not to pay any debts oil
her contracting since she left me-
Given under my hand this 4th day OIL
October 1912.
WILLIAM WATT.
October 7th 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

COMING IN CROWDS. The New Jer.
sew papers inform us that Mahlon Dick.
erson, Esq., of New Jersey, formerly
Gen. Jackson's Secretary of the Navy,
and an Ordant supporter Of Mr. Van Blu
rem in 1910, has abandoned the Demo.
cratic ranks, aud declared himself loI
Henry Clay. Col Joseph Jackson, on
other conspicuous Van Buren, man il
1910, has followed suit. The generous
minded Of our opponents are al length
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
36,785
3l,6ll
4,994
Morehead's, majority
MISERY MAKES US ACQUAINTED
WITH STRANGE BED.FEL,
LOWS.n

Two gentlemen Of the names Of Al
len and Murphy-Col. Allen Of the Uni
ted States Senate, and Gen Murphy,
late Special Minister TO Central Amerl'
cu-are now FORMULATING the State
making stump speeches against the
Wings. The following publication
made a few years since, will show how
these worthless stood affected toward
each other at that periodic. S. Jour,
qGG.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
MTSSMTLMITOM

W1SSUhU IAW9H
THE co-partnershIP of Hull, Buss
g. Co. was dissolved by Limitation
on The ist day of April last. The bust
ness of said firm, has been since, and
will continue to be carried on by The re-
naming partners. Parker Handy and
p. C. Hull, having Withdrawn from said
firm, the accounts and claims will be SET
lied by the remaining partners.
GEORGE HULL,
AMOS BUSS,
GILBERT D. SHEPARD,
PATRICK HULA
PARKER HANDY.
N. B. All those indebted must pay uP'
forthwith, or ---.
New Goods coming on 10 a day or
two cheaper than eUer.-Cash paid Tor
Wheat.
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PROMEAMATIM

5AOO9A54EIA 1A41
THE qualified electors of Carroll
county are hereby notified that Tuesday
the lllh cay of October next is the
time appointed by law Tor the general
election, on which day they will assem-
BILE at their several places of holding
elections in their respective townships,
and proceed to elect according 10 law
the following officers, TO wit:
One person for Governor, two per-
sons for Representatives II connection
with Jefferson county, D person for
Commissioner, one person for Coroner,
one person for Surveyor, n person
for Recorder, n person for Poor house
director for three years, n for two
years, and one for one year.
The Trustees Of the several townships
are also notified TO return with the poll
books, the following number Of Jurors
| for each township, Wis
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
A correspondent writing from Dayto

A correspondent writing from Dayton
on the 29th inst. says.
81 expect | have been TO the Dayton
Convention, as | found where DaytoH
used 10 be a mass Of people that | never
saw before there. They were all 10
great gIee and SAID Mr., Clay was there.
but where | do not know, | could not find
him, | was told there was a stand for
speaking, about a mile and a hall from
The town; but | could not get near enough
10 see where the stand was, much less
TO hear any thing but shout"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

From the Scioto Gazette, Jan. 20, 1856,
To Major VIM. Allen:
SIR: | publish you as a
LIAR and a SCOUNDREL, for having
stated at a public assembly, at Columbus
on the Sth Of January, 1896, that the
Ladies Of Chillicothe voted General Har
rison a Pet,icoat, as a reward for his
military proves.
VIM. S MURPHY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

Justice Wiley was sentenced by the
Court in New York, on Tuesday last
for receiving money known to have
been stolen, to six months imprisonment
and a fue $50 dollars. This a the
money stolen from the Frederlcktown
bank.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

6J-At a late court 10 Sandusky coun-
ty, Ohio, Joseph Sperry was tried for
numbering his wife, found guilty, and
sentenced 10 be hung on tie I'd Of No
vember.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
Law Regulating Elections.

We publish on our first page the law
regulating elections. in a form most
convenient for reference. Let this law
be fairly interpreted and rigidIy enforc,
ed, at the election on Tuesday next.
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October 7. l842.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all those
indebted to the estate of Peter Dayhuf,
late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased,
to make immediate payment to the IN.
dersigned administrators; and all those
having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them, properly au.
lhentinated, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
JOSEPH DAYHUFF,
JOHN SHOBER,
Administrators.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

MARRlED-On Saturday the Gath
U',,, by Geo. Hardesty. Mr.. Stephen
Brown TO Miss Margaret SholI, both Of
Malvern, Carroll co.
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WIG NEE ING AT HARLAEM.

"hIu mGEllNo Al Il
We are requested to give notice, that
there will be WIG MEETING AT HAIR
LAEM in Lee TIP, on SATURDAY THE 9TH
OF OCTOBER, at IL O'clock, M. One or
more Of the candidates for Representa-
tive, and others will address the meeting.
A full turn out OF the voters Of Lee and
the adj 'ining townships is respectfully
requested.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
Estate Of J.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all those
indebted 10 the estate OF Joseph Work.
man, late of Carroll county, Ohio, deed.
to make immediate payment 10 the IN.
derSigned Administrator; and those hav
ing claims against said estate are re-
Quested to present them legally proven,
for settlement, within one year from
this date.
LEWIS CRAWFORD,
Administrator.
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WANTED LMMEDIA TELY.
1900 bushels good WHEAT all
ready paid for in goods and promised To-
be delivered Immediately alter harvest.
can now Use the wheat 10 advantage,
and as it IS due we shall expect either
il or The MONEY by the 10Th Of Sept
ember. Our motto is, ''short credits long
friends"
A. L, LITTELL.
August 26, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

M
IL CnrroIIton, Ohio, On the lst day
of October, lS42.
AIberson John Mcguire James
Beabout John, Q Martzall VIM
Farmhouse Marg't Miller Rev. J R
Farmhouse Vim. Mile: Hickman
Capper Joshua Mclaughlin James
Coblo George Miller Joseph
Dunmore Elias M'CIork Wm
dunbar James Pugh Calharine
Deal John Reynolds G.
Dunlap Mr.. Rlgdon Thomas
Ebersole George Strayer Jacob
Gearhart John Shave John
Griffith William Snyder Jesse
Hooten Mark Simpson Alexander
Haz!en James Stephenson Joseph
Howard J f Taylor Jane
Hughes John, 2 Thompson George
jenkins VIM D. 8 Vanhorn Jacob
Klnlner George WestfaIl James
THOMAS WILSON, P. M,
C%arrollton Oct, 7, lS42.
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who have "Bank Reform on their lips,
and Bank DesL uctiOH ia their bearIs?--
There are other topics connected with
this election, which claim your attention,
and which might we'll be considered IN
this address; but we design 10 BIZ brleI,
and must hasten 10 a close.
You have a Governor 10 elect, and
need We say a word to you on that sub
jert? We think not. You remember
who carried aIoft The Wing Standard IN
1910; and who defended the fair fame
Of the Iamenled Harrison! And you
will remember him at the polls! We
ask for him, fOr Governor CoRwIN, your
undivided support. You have to elect
Representatives, who will Iarly aud hon
estly district the State, who will devise
a safe end sound banking system, and
who will choose a United States Senator
IN the place Of William Allen, the uH-.
feeling caIumniator Of General Harrison.
You have also to elect your wi county
officers. For all these Offices you have
before you "good men and true Will
you, then, leave your workshops, your
stores, YOU plow handles, and go TO
THE POLLSf The secret Of success Is
UNION g. ACTION, and il UNITED AND
ACTIVE, you must be successful. Recol
lect, that by staying from the polls Tor
one days labor, you may lose ttcenty!--
Go then fellow %cirIzens, to THE POLLS
AND VOTE! Discharge your duty, aud
your whole duty, 10 yourselves and TO
your country, and ALL WILL BE
WELL.
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October r. I842
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted 10 the estate Of William Hodge,
late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, tC
make immediate payment to the under
signed administrator: and all those hav'
ing claims against said estate, are reques.
ted to present them, properly authentica
ted, Tor settlement, within n year from
this date,
WILLIAM HODGE,
Administrator.
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NORTH CARoLINA,-The Raleigh Reg
lister, oil the 23d inst. gives the complete
vote for Governor at the late election, as
follows:
Morehead, Wing 36,785
Henry Democrat 3l,6ll
Morehead's, majority 1894
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g

HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO DISSOLVE (sbout the first Of October noxt)
THE PARTNERSHIP NOW EXISTING BETWEEN THEM, RRoUEsT ALL THOSE lNDEbT'
Ed TO THEM either BY
MOTE o. sooZ ACCOUNT,
To call and make settlement BEFORE that time, as their Books
1Tgg ag gg12IgD
EITHER BEFORE OR IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE DISSOLUTION.
Trouble may be saved by attending . Il before THO time mentioned aIOU'.
CarroltOu, September 3, ls42.
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THE c' STATE 6 OF L,I oHlo'( IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
October Term, A. d. 1912.
Isaac Webb,
vs.,
William Hawk, the
President, Directors 4
Co. oGthe Bank Of Mas.
silIon. Hiram GriswoId,
William F. Brown, Ia C~hancery.
james Wilson, John
yogel. Peter Sieger,
Michael Sieger, John
Reset George II Bick'
Ing, Joseph Livesey d
Isaac Koons
The Defendants are hereby notified
that the Complainant has filed his bill
10 Cbancery in said Court, alleging that
on the 18th day of June, 1911, said VII.
liam Hawk executed TO Simeon jennings,
a mortgage deed upon The North East Or.
of Section ~, in township Is, oil Range
6, and the south east quarter OF Section
IL, in township II, of Range 7, both in
said county Of Carroll, 10 secure The
payment ola Eole Of even date Herewith
for $l,625. payable n year after the
date thereof; that said Simeon Jennings
on the 30th Of May 1912, endorsed and
assigned The said note 10 the complainant
that at the October term, l642, o. said
Court, the complainant nj obtained a judg-
ment at law on said note for $l,722 Il
and ST so COSTS all of which is due anC
unpaid; that all OF the other defendant
above named, have, or pretend 10 have
judgment liens upon said premises, sub
sequent to The lien of this complainant
and praying that SAID tracts Of land
may be sold for the purpose Of paying
said judgment.
BROWN g. GRISWOLD.
Solicitors for Complainant
October 7, 1912.
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October 7, ls42.
LIST OF

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office al
r. CarroIIton, Ohio, on The lst day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02
A Double-sheet Tribune

Will be issued from this office Tomorrow
Morning, containing full account OF the
RECEPTION OF THE WHO MEMBERS OF Con-
cREss with the Speeches, etc. etc. we thus
make room for large amount of rich and
valuable Literary and other matter which
has been crowded out from day to day by
the pressure of events demanding instant
relation and comment The Double-Sheet
viii contain full original account of the
newly discovered ScHoHARIE CAVES, spirit
ed Poem by HosMER; reviews OF many re-
Gently published works, with extracts; LAST
SPEECH OF MIR. HUDsoN IN DEFENCE OF THE
Protective Policy, and variety Of Liter
ary items, beside the News of the Day
Extra copies will be for sale at the counter
at Two Cents each, or in wrappers for the
Mails at Three Gents.
II Advertisers will sblge by sending in their fuvors
as early To-day convenient No extra charge VIII be
made
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Public Reception of the Democratic WING
Members of Congress.

large number representatives. Of the People
the Democratic Wing Members OF Congress will visit this
City Friday September I'd, 1872
The General Committee OF Democratic Wing Youn,
Men cooperating with other Clay Committees have made
arrangements for the Public Reception of these faithful
wants Of the People.
Our distinguished guests will be received at Elizabeth
port Friday afternoon, at O'Clock, in Steamboat
which been provided and suitably decorated Tor the
cason The boat will leave the foot of Barclay street, al
ii o'clock, A. NJ Appropriate salues will be fred from
Eznbethpor Staten Island, Jersey City, Brooklyn the
Battery, and the Steamboat.
Our elowetzens invited TO assemble at the Battery
at O'Clock, P. NJ, precisely at which hour procession
will be formed escort guests to their quarters
place reserved in the procession for mounted citizens
who particularly invited 10 attend.
public meeting will be held in the Tabernacle ia the
evening O'clock which place of most dis
tngused friends will be introduced to, and will address,
their ellowcitizens. Doors be open past O'Clock
The galleries be exclusively reserved for Ladies
Gentlemen accompanying them National Hall will also
be thrown open
BY order CT the Committee of Arrangements.
ADDISON DoUGHERTY, Chairman.
J. w. HARRISON, Secretary.
The following gentlemen compose the Committee of Re
ception and will the Members of Congress Eliza
bethport:
Peter Nevns, N Reynolds. Wm A Pen,z,
Jas Van Allen. John Hamilton, Vim Murphy,
Nathaniel Weed, Philip Hone. F Ca 11n,
Ellis Potter Robert Smith, Aaron Clark
Rchd Williams, VIM Sam'l Johnson.
JOHN L. LAWRENCE will preside at the Tabernacle,
assisted by the Committee of Reception.
The Steamboat Fairfield her approach the City will
be escorted through the Bay by boats and
craft II is understood that the Procession will pass through
the Park in front of the City Hail. the steps OF which will
be reserved for Ladies.
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New.York Legislature.


In SENATE, after some little debate, Mr.. FUR
MANS resolution to make appropriations for the
continuance of tho Public Works was laid on the
table, IL TOT MIR. Roor offered resolution to
appoint Committee to inquire into the sale by
the Comptroller OF the Ithaca and Owego and
Catskill and Canajoharie Railroads. Lost, Is to
g. Mr. DICKINSON offered resolution calling
again on the Comptroller for report of the
amount paid for public printing from 1885 to 1S4l,
inclusive His object, he said, was to sustain q
statement he had made, which had been contra
dicted, that in 1897 the Editor of the Argus re.
ceived more than sac, 900 for public printing On
motion of Mr.. PAIGE, the resolution was laid on
the table. Adjourned.
iN ASSEMBLY, Mr.. STARR called UP his resolu-
ton Of inquiry into the sale Of the Ithaca and
Owego Railroad. Anexciting debate followed and
the consideration was finally postponed. The Ap-
portionment bill then coming up, an amendment,
offered BY Mr. LOOMS, TO unite Saratoga Fulton,
South of Hamilton and Schenectady in the 18th
District, was debated, with great personal acrimo-
ny and apparently with not the slightest desire on
the part of the majority to come TO decision,
up to the close of our advices from Albany.
70 1t win be perceived, on reference to our
advertising columns, that Mr.. ALE1AsDER KYLE,
Professor of the PianoF orte, Flute and Flageolet,
resumes his instructions for the season bis resi-
dence, Il Forsyth-ssreet. AIR. KS reputation as
a thorough and scientific musician is well and ex-
tensively established. and is an ample guarantee
of satisfaction to his patrons and pupils.
~ TIE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, Nos, /, 2,
and beautifully printed and sttchedi in printed cover
for sale AT this ocs Each No contains % large
Price lei Gentlemen writing by Mail and encos-
irg cash shall be supplied as fas, as published.
II The GREAT NATIONAL ANNUAL FAIR Of the Ameri-
Institute will open Niblos Garden October 10Th 1870
The 7th and sth arc receiving days Notices from Exh.
hiers already indicatean immense display.
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E TRIB u N E.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ..

n The WHO STATE NOMINATING CONVENTION meets
at SYRACUSE OF Wdnes6ns tic 7th Of September, tnex
Wednesday have stated repeatedly TWAS erroneous
~ printed 9th al first
GT The wRIs Yeusc MEMS STATE CONVENTION meets
at AUBURN Wednesday, tie 2st inst Gus, two weeks alter
the nominatons We hope there glorious gather
ing of the Young Wings of New-York.
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TO Obtain the true article viii be- careful 10 call 10Y
Sarsaparla, and that the Eritten natss W III
Bristol the cork OF the bottle. The
this me,cine is established from the numerous
cures IL has performed and *fay performing, al
a, The store OF VIM BURGER No. 30 courtlaldt T
Slhan's 1873 Broadway. Horace Greeley & ,s:,o
Tor OF this paper VIII be pleased TO satisfy any ,ced
may Gallon him OF The happy effect this medicine
in family OF his acquaintance. IA 20.
Sold at whole sale and retail by M BUkbEsna' pno,
way; also by reputable Druggists and Asehn arsi in,
The country.