The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-02-27
DR.. H. S. STONE,
ENTAIL &R SURGEON

4. NEW PHILADELPHIA w. .,,i
U1EELING thankful for past faYors, stlit'
! tenders his services to all afflicted WITH.
H. 5;so0scd or deformed mouths, such as sDiseasepe |
Eums Ulcers, TNmors, Neuralgia OF the ta@y
nd Head Diseases of the Antrum or MaxlharA
diseases of the Palate, Irregular Teetnp
Saforrned Palate Hair Lip, and, in Short al
a, Nv. . "lIu1err,th h. oS.fare coming unaef I'll"
saws q recent number Of La Nut.v., out
to present ourselves to the people of the
South to buy the cotton which they on.
" consent to deliver into our hands, and
with the certitude that 1t will not fall in
to those of the Federals. To present
ourselves with money and cannon the
money to pay, and the cannon to force
our way, if any one should pretend to
bar the passage-that is the solution. "
In our Judgment, that is precisely the
solution" we shall very speedily be call
ed on to meet.
We are aware the French Govern.
, ment abounds in protestations of the
most friendly feelings, and repudiates
! utterly the imputation of hostile designs.
9 To all this we attach not the slightest
Importance. 1t is part of the system.
and essential. probably, to its successful
p prosecution. No man, who has follow-
} ed with any care the course of events
e since the war began, can doubt that
3. fraud and falsehood are recognized wea.
pous of French diplomacy. We need
h not go beyond this very question of me-
e diation to find proof of this. On the
IF 9Th of November last, NJ. Drouyn de L.
d Huys told Mr.. Dayton, in the most pos
d tive terms, that the French Government
'f had no thought Of intervention, eitheI
D. separately or with others, In our affa.iirs
L. that up to that day netting wbsteve
IS had been resolved .pon. At the YER
time he made that statement, both th
British and Russian Governments wer
50 in possession of his note, dated Octobe
ne 25-a fortnight before-proposing
as ioint ip tervention in our affairs. 1t woul
en- not be easy to frame more distinct an
10 unmistakable falsehood than was thu
OF embodied In the French Secretary's q
lg' sertion to Mr.. Dayton.
ef. This was Immediately followed by a
est other incident of the same sort. On Il
10 23d of November M. Drouyn de L'Hu
zen informed Mr.. Dayton, by letter, th
les "the reception given to our propositi'
lior by the Cabinets of London and St. r
De- tersburg, prevents us from thinking
ire, pushing it any farther" He adds, tf
ent if the Americans, at some future d'
,R. tice Ne would recommehd him - :" r.. 2.
as being well qualified to treat any Of the
- eases Of our country. Given under our ,
this 18th day of March and year above d
u,o0th '''7 - '-S VIM. DUNBARR, NJ, D.,
loe.n Prof. of Practice and Matereimeti
tS o;t;oa af.l s. SMITH NJ. D., u
cit,es, u. t. ....ip...t. ..t.H Prof Of Surge
O'0 To all whom it may concern. This
oertifv that am we'll acquainted wit
,sniSs. IU bcarer of this, DR.. Jackson Busby, who
bout to locate in your village. have
Iiers the Doctor for some ~ years, anu n
since his location among us as physicl
- has been successful and is deserving
confidence of the people wherever he N N
ltOFs cate. >. d. oIEI EInlENSO' nEENo0ON' 'A
- LEEsBURGH, Nov u, 1861.
d Mice. % ooli whom Il may concern: This c.
Drug that the hearer. DIR. A. j.. Busby, is q !
linator' good moral chabaCter; he has practls
t tastes sc;ooce of Medicine for some time in thu
LEk ties of Carroll and VHarrison, during
''' time he has given indications Of skill
!. bility In the healing art With pleas
o. a. recommend him as a physician and b
ept IN a his encouragement and success, Z, !,
,oRE. sc,o. q. Dec. 2. 1861. w.
Ragersville, Tus Co., o., Dec. 2O, !