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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
One Thing Is Certain,

Democrats, keep your con-
fidence. One thing is GER
tain, that at no distant day
we must triumph. We have
been stricken down, but.
Phoenix like, we shall rise
stronger and more grand from
the purifying ordeal of fire
and defeat, through which we
have passed. Minorities in
one election become majori-
ties in the next. Under a
thousand disadvantages in
the late election, we have ex-
hibited might that is a sign
Of future victory. we cast a
far larger vote than was ever
cast before by any minority
in the country. This may
well brighten and strengthen
our hopes and our confidence.
Gen. Grant, in the Presiden-
tial chair, may act as he
chooses. The Radical party
in power, may take what
course it will, but whatever
the President and the party
may do, the Democracy can
repose in the confidence that
the future is all their own
Their coming accession to
power is, of all future events,
one of the most inevitable
One thing, at least, is abso-
lutely certain-either our Re-
public and our free institu-
tions go down and cease to
exist, or the Democracy will
govern.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
Ar tbo electiors boIdin nm, ,o,y !

AT the elections heldin Elk town
ship during the past 20 years the
trustees adjourned a short time for
dinner-but ci, election days this
fall they didn't. Somebody told
them not to adjourn this time, as
this township would do all she could
to give a majority to make bond
holders richor and laboring men
and their halfnaked and half-starv-
ing families poorer. The decision
in a contested election case in Ham
ilton county was shown to CICERO,
whose next name is JONES, and he
felt tickled-and, then, thinking he
had found "a mares cgg," he post
cd all "our fellers IN the Republican
townships not to adjournP The
edamned CopperheaG township
tFustess the5lll ajoumE And.ifwe
are beat, we'll contestp Who gave
JONES the pamphlet containg the
Mt Airy election contest decisionf
Who is JONES advisor in the Vinton
county contest? .ar4
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
che enquirer,
Nv. BOWEN, EditOr
DEMOORATSI /

Democrats Of Vinton Coun-
ty, cheer up! Gird on your
armor! Prepare for the con-
test-the great fight against
the aristocrats and the bond
holders, and against all who
oppose the laboring man
has just begun. Every man
who is in favor of liberty and
opposed to tyranny should
take his position in the front
ranks and remain their ready
and WilIingsto obey all orders
until the noble principles for
which we wage this war shall
be crowned with victory
1t is no time now to relax our
cxertions. We must fight as
we have never fought cefore
if we expect to have those
sacred institutions for which
our forefathers freely offered
up their lives, from the hands
oftheir destroyers. Right on
then with the fight! We
shall in the end triumph; as
the people can not forever be
blinded, The longest night is
followed by day. Go right
on with the fight and say to
all, if Gou can not win this
year nor in the next four
yearo, that you will cut and
scar those in power so, that
generations to come will
know them in their graves
Cowards to the rear! Brave
men to the front! Forward!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

THE bondholders' sheet, and thu
sheet, too, that believes in buying
mems votes with suits of clothes
ragged paper money, boots, whisky
etc, printed in this town, justifies
the course of the RAIDS of this coun-
ty by referring to the stufling of the
ballot-box in Scioto county by Dem
ocrats one year ago. If Democrats
do wrong in Scioto county we think
RAIDS in Vinton county ought to do
right. We are informed that atthe
State election held in this county
two years ago, the ballot t-box in a
certain township was opened, and a
number Of the ballots therein chang
ed and the name of RIcHARD Craig
erased in order to elect JOSEPH lIA-
LER Probate Judge; but the afore-
said sheet does not propose to en-
tighten the people upon such a
dangerous subject--no, indeed 1t
would bo exposing the crimes Of
'ome Of the "honest and respectable
'itizens'' that miscegenation sheet
~ &
'rated about the first week Court
'omncpesd osye hypocritosl--y
'riminalst hlff .n.s'la's 4
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

THE Mongrel editors are
rejoicing at the idea that Con-
gress is going to start a big
batch of amendments to the
Constitution. But fortunate-
" for the country, the rascals
have not the two-thirds of
Congress necessary to sub
NIT question of amendment
to the State Legislatures
They lack about 20 of that
number.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03


They still tell awful hard
whisky stories about Gen.
Grant since his election
Wendell Phillips says the
party ought to insist on his
signing and keeping the
pledge of total abstinence at
once. The poor fellow has,
we suppose, taken the pledge
a hundred times, but the
truth is, that Grant has so
long "pledged with the cup" "
that he can't exactly get the
hang Of pledging without it.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
MARTHR yINTON COUNTY, ONO TIURsD6Y DECEMBER s. 1858
How General Grants Father-in-
Law Voted, ~ ~ .

A few nights since, says d Wash
ing special to the Cincinnati En-
qairer, asmall party was assembled
in General Grants parlor, among
them Mr., Dent, his tather-in-law,
who lives in Missouri. Some one
asked him how Missouri had voted
The old man said; She gives Grant
10000 majority, but I'll be id il
he got my vote. The General him
self roared with laughter at the
reply. Mr.. Dent is justly proud ol
his Democracy.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03


The Radical candidates in Vim.
ton county have given notice that
they will contest the seats of their
Democratic opponents. They will
find that it is d hard job to upset
things in that county before they
get through with it. Our Radical
friends up in Scioto county learned
alesson last fall that the Vinton
county Radicals stand in need of.
Peoples Defender, West Union.
The Radicals in this county will
learn a lesson before they get
through with this thing that will
never be forgotten. There is a good
prospect Of the present state Of
things lasting.some time that is,
it will take some timc to find out
how many quits of clothing, how
much whisky, how much money,
etc, It took to reduce the Democrat
ic majority "A day Of reckoning
draweth nigh, ,ss T.. .Ii.,s .ssl
airt 500 NJ h..iI.f, esIii., NJ E..,-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

We would again notify the learn
: cd man who runs the african Rec
ord in this town that we can easily
get along without his assistance
and advice in the management Of
any of the Departments of our pa
per. 1t is cur own business what
/. we copy from the Chillicothe Ad-
vcrtiser, or any other paper. and
you had better keep your "big''
sayings about newspaper enter.
prise to yourself, because it is real
ly but little you know about that
kind of "enterprise" which appears
from the daubed and dirty appear
ance of the paper you issue, ex-
ccpting your charges of fifteen cents
per line for your ualuaLle business
notices. We do not know that it
is necessary for us to ask you any
thing about crediting articles we
clip from papers, or anything else
connected with the publication of
our paper; but it really becomes
necessary for us to do SO, we will
give you notice in person. In the
meantime give your readers a col
umn or two from that "enterprising'
little book entitled "Old Mother
Hubbard and some ofyour "enter-
prising'' experience as a baker of
bread, cakes, tarts, crackers, ETC.,
which will please your readers just
as well as writing yourself down.
a genuine Ass in giving us a column
on newspaper enterprise"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
IT is reported that the cussed lc

IT is reported that the cussed 10y
al fellow who runs the bondholders'
bribery Record has subscribed $500
to have elections held in the town
ships of Clinton, Harrison, and
Richland tor Sheriff, Auditor, Re-
corder, and Commissioner sct aside
because the election judges adjourn
ed an hour moro for dinner, and in a
thieving sort Of way let the RAIDS
into the offices, SO he can get the
county printing to reward him for
slandering the Democrats of those
townships who have never harmed
one colored hair in his superior
and well-flled "knowledge-box."
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

IT is said that Thaddeus Stevens,
the great leader of the Republican
party, was the father of eleven ille-
gitimase children.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
SHRR1PP'ssALR
State of Ohio, Htnton County.

ot0te V Ohl0, Flnt0n county. 4
James Sherman lyinton counfy
against SCourt Com
Nelson Richmond. mon Pleas.
Whereas, in q certain cause lately pending
In Our co urt of common Pleas within and fol
said county Of Vinton, Nelson Richmond, de.
fendant, In said cause, by the consideration
ofour said Court, on the 18th day of July, A,
D. 1868, recovered a Judgment against James
Sherman, Plaintiff, In said cause, will by
virtue. OF an execution in the cause aforesaid
from the Court ofCommon Pleas OF said coun-
ty, and TO me directed as Sheriff, offer at pub
lie sale, In front of the Court House, In the
town OF Macarthur, in said county of Vinton,
ON
Monday th: 14h Day Of December, A. D. !,
1868,
at the hour Of 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following personal property, to-wit:
Six Mules.
Three Double Sets OF Harness:
Ono Bay Mare and Colt:
Taken as the property OF James Sherman.
Terms ol sale-cash in hand at the time efsale,
JOHN ], SMOCKEY,
Sherih Vinion County O.,
December 3-2w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
COMMON PLEA s
COTTRTS

CoU RTS-
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
And the several Terms OF the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas in and for the several counties of
mencc HG elm in the the sew several raj counties, as folIows
In Perry county, Tuesday, Februa-
ry 0; Tuesday, May II; Tuesday,
October 5.
In Fairfield county, Monday, Feb
ruary %; Monday, May "a; Mon
day, October IS.
In Hooking county, Monday March
Is; Monday, June IA; Monday,
November 8.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In Pike county, Monday, February
/; Tuesday, April 27; Monday,
September 20. \ r %
In Lawrence county, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 0; Tuesday, May 4; Tues
day, September 29.
In Scioto county, Monday, March
8; Monday, May 81; Monday, Oc
tober %.
In Jackson county, Monday, March
l; Monday, May "a; Monday,
October IS.
In Vinton county, Monday, March
Is; Monday, June 2l; Monday,
November 90.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In Washington county, Tuesday,
February 2; Tuesday, April 81
Tuesday, September Fl.
In Athens county, Tuesday, Fobru-
airy 23, Monday, May II; Monday,
October 18.
In Gallia county, Monday, March
8; Tuesday, Nay 25; Monday,
November l.
In Meigs county, Monday, March
22; Monday, June Z; Monday,
l. November Is.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have hcreun-
to set our hands, this 3Oth day of October A.
ID. 1858,
ERASTUS A. GUTHRIE,
SILAS H. WRIGHT,
WILLIAM b. LOOMS, fJudgus.
MARTIMCRAIN,
JOHN P. PLYLEY,
I. GEORGE LANTZ, Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas, In and for said County, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is truly ta-
ken and copied from the original order on
file In my office.
GrGN WITNESS my hand and the seal
b SSIZH OF said Court at Macarthur, this
S~S 9th day November, AID. 1868.
GEORGE LANTZ, Clerk.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
The Union, the Constitution
and Retrenchment and
Reform.
1858 AND 1869.
THE ANNUAL PROSPECTUS
WEEKLY OHIO STASTEsMAN.
RICHARD NEVINS, Printer and Publisher.
T. IL. EsHELMAN and c. b. FLOOD, Editors.

The ONO STATESMAN was established 10
expound and enforce the great ideas Of
government taught and practiced by Thom,
as Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, which
in the past made our Government great,
renowned and prosperous, 10 an extraor-
dinary extent. They are ideas to which
the people of the United States must
come back, if they would have pArmanAni
good Government. The recent defeat of
the Democratic party makes II the more
necessary that we should labor with more
rosolute determination in beholf Of the
integrity of the Union, for lhe preserya,
zion of the constitution, for EQUAL Taxa.
tion, for One Currency for ali, and for
Retrenchment and Reform. The STATES.
MAN will not be devoted exclusively 10
politics. Special effort will be used TO
make it, in all respects, A-DESIRABLE
FAMILY PAPER.
To this end the General News Of The
Day, Monetary and Market Reports, Con.
gressional and Legislative Proceedings,
when these bodies are in session, authen-
tic Reports Of the Supreme Court of Ohio,
Tales, Poetry, Agricultural AMI Choice
Miscellaneous matter, will be published,
We thank our friends and the friends
of the cause of Democracy for the extend.
ed circulation they heretofore have given
to the STATEtMAN, and would regard it as
an espcciol favor 10 have them make par.
ticular effort to get up good Clubs for the
ensuing year. II will require only q lit.
tie labor to do this, viii IL will enable
US TO publish paper here at the Capitol
Of the State iha: will be every way worthy
the great cause in behalf of which We are
labtring.
TERMS:
Single copy, one year, 50 90
Single copy, six months, 90
Ten copies one year, each, It's
Twenty copies and over, each, $50
Address, OHIO STATESMAN,
Columbus, Ohio.
Send for specimen copies.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
h L IN C+'S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
is THE MIRACLE OF TIE AGE!

Gray-IIcndcd People have thciI
locks restored by it TO the dark, lusfrous.
sitEsa tressss of youth, and are happy
Young People, withlight. feded oritd Hair,
have these questionable colors changed to
abcautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads arc covered will
Dandrqf and Humors, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps
Bnld-ITcndcd Veterans have
their remaining locks tightcncd, and tho
bare spots covered with luxuriant growtl
of Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumedl
Young Ladies' use it because 1t keeps
their Hair in place!
Everybody must and ,ciH use it, because
II is the elsaaest and best article in the
markell
For Sale by Druggists generally.
And by J. S. Strong, and G. W. sisson, Macarthur
4, B. Merriam Co., Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03


DISTRICT COURTS-
The several Terms of the District Court in
and for the year 1869, shall commence in the
several counties, as follows:
In Washington county, Thursday,
April 8.
In Meigs county, Monday, April IL.
In Gallia county, Thursday, April
Is.
In Lawrence county, Monday, Arpil
10,
In scioto county, Thursday, April
%.
In Pike county, Monday, April rs.
In Perry county, Tuesday, August
81.
In Fairfield county, Thursday, Sep
tember 2.
In Hooking county, Monday, Sep
tember 6.
In Athens county, Thursday, Sep
tember 9.
In Yinton county, Monday, Sep
tember 13.
In Jackson county, Thursday, Sep
tember 16.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
CASH CAPITAL -$l.OOO.OOO.
PAID In FULL.

JAY COOKE, ChRirman, Finance and
Executive Committe.
HENRN D. COOKE, Vice.President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Act
uary.
This company, National in It's character, Of
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of premium and new tables, the most des ~
BILE means OF insuring life yet offered to the
public.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduc-
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those of the best mutual companies, and
avoid all the complications and uncertainties
OF Notes, Dividends and the mlsunderstand-
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Policy-lIolder.
Several now and attractive tables are now
presented which only to be understood to
prove acceptable to the public, such as the
INCoNg-PRnDUctNG POLICY and REruRN PREMIUM
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only secures q life Insurance, payable at
DEATH but will receive, iflivlng, after period
of q few years, an annual income equal to
ten per cent. OF the par ofhis policy. In the
latter, the company agrees to return to the
assured the total amount of money he has
paid In, in addition to the amount OF his poll
cy.
The attention of persons contemplating IN
suring their lives or Increasing the amount of
insurance they already have, is called to the
special advantages offered by the National
Life Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Office of
the Company, or to
JOHN w. ELLIS & Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agents for Ohio and
Central and Southern Indiana.
r. IL Fla WIZ,
Special Agent for Vinton County.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

Rlandty's Portable steam EN-
Eincs 81 saw Mills.
nILITY. VIII saw from 5000 70 Is. 600 feet
per day. All machinery fully warranted.
Over I, 300 now In use Ia the United States,
British Provinces, and South America. For
Prices and Descriptions, address
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

warrants all our stock true 10 name and A
as low prices as can be obtained anywhere, and
invite all persons TO call and examlne II.
rieties, will be prompt anyswered.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
VALUABLE Farm ron SALE.

The undersigned. tlesiring 10 retire from mo
more active duties Of life, offers for snle III
valuable farm, situate two miles nsstl AZ ii,s
Marietta Cincinnati lfnllrpnd, M HarrIson
township, VintOn county, Ohio. on the sfnf~
Road leading from Chillie0th be 10 AflpeSss ,,,'.S
,bout n nlileseast from ChillicOtlle. ffo,rmr'
Statf0n- con sRinlng 900 acirs-VnbOut 16ls nerrs
Under cultivation, 80 acres in maadnw and ~,
icres OF bottom land; two comfortatle dwell.
ling houses; locations hcalthfitr E0otl lirrn
anu stables; two nice ofpharisa thahest offyIn.
bcrand water. The firm can h. dfvl.fed lni<
two parts; wiIkbe sehl In seporatc ntrfs or i<,-
gotller. A sinsslf farm, 0f western iamds,oF
own property, can be talSfRin exchange.
Forparticulntr. call on nj nddross a.
j. W. BOWEN. Me- Arthur. q !.
III ORA. q. EhklofTs s'on hepfeniise'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

ORDERED. That the District Courts and
Courts of Common Pleas, for the year
1862 in and for the Seventh Judicial Dis
trlct Of the State of Ohio, shall commence
at the Times following, to-wit:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
Extremely Loc Priccsf

RRlDE AND BRlDEGROO OOM. - Ess1Ts Tea
~ You've MEN, on the interesting relation ~
irdegr room to Bride in the institution Of Mar.
age-s 6aide to matrimonial felicity and hapri>
.ee Of charge. Address .HnwARDl AssoelArJpss'
ioxP, Philadelphia, Pa. fse
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
LOWEST casa RRNEst

UNDERTAKING
They will also carry on this business. ana,
viii constantly on hand an assortment OF dne-
" finished Collins, or supply orders In any
tyle desired, at -
New-York tribune., 1868-07-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEnyp,DAY jail 2aCe cOgtnu,d TO sell we'll bu. e market s
not uur prices they Monday Trade
e laou City yestedal with o cattle offering and about AL 50 h
Noesvs rates, l6c Tor M ouly falls b cw Ill., cattle strong l0
e ooor d c Texans lGte or pretty good u Ohio cattle
snd 46 prime grade Durhan which were extra hne
no M there mere To ae Offering huniTedthst ll5l
fresh 52l received yesterday sd 100 h'd from MONDAY smother
lot Of expected before night lhe
market Koprned strong bat shose Signs Of Nesusss before TIE
close though al Sold The final sales about &c. lower than the
prices " MONDAY, . = Illinois steers
Is Eastman 6c; - acct Illinois cattle e IL Westle elmer sI
lie Tor SNYDER Ohio OF = cwt al lbtdlI.c lB Illinois
steers for IeaN Co 5dli cwL hight Illinois steers ofo
o Sege Co. at Isle for H. Myers 81 cFL Illinois steers Al
Iu each grades 81 Carson al l'.~idc
IL fair 10 good Il Indiana Evans s l6d l1
Sheen are and ghou 900 TODAY ster 500 yested
They are quickly still higher fair sneep selling al
With prime At 5!a7lc Lambs worth y0Ilc-eius hc Every
thing stock enough around Sales
include ear sheep 81 H. lie car State % d. light but pretty
soi dc car state 20 d. So. Ohio "a n, &c, aud
State prime ilc. Oflamh have lot state - 10 Hes
car state rs; Ky, so b &c car Canna y ~ lOlc
m state G h. lie which II serSAd offered The stsek OF
to-day selling Hudson City cars a. Forehst Aod car
A. Cf,mterhas Three due Hudson City Tomorrow
Hos are unthauged Il arrived S. CommunpaW-a 70
,uglerS-au Is cars Foeths Sales Of w 10 ID,
lnc cars 8i h snd 22 H. prc, car l % N.ci
ana car 2l 10 same price with $50 n 10 Site.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-30
nnNpoTtC MARKETS.

CmoAeo. Jnl, 29-loMB quri srd tne SpH1s Ei"S . a. q
All Is Wheat stead, nard a. ~ of @ ~ Nc ~
H. .r al a9i ri com active snd declined ate tAts Of
No Al gi dc; No iu the afternoon At - Oats yHti a.
,tore = Isl samples track and d,nverea 2tql - M'y
~ -, "a mo PTo,.ons hn1 Mess PoIk steady al st -
80 So. ia Dry Ssd shoulders loose nominal Al ~. ta,
s,, m let grades ght 70 large supply spi essIt
r.nss as fos Hogs Acuft and
i ~ s, a. 81 Fair to sood ehocs smooth +ydts 30 80
- eo lb. Pouri g5 hush wheat ~ oto hnth '1h tr
80 o. 90 Ly. Ilogs shipments 800 hhls t'I5 sht
Vl,st bash. Corn, 100 lnsh oAt, iVV Nv ''s
.i,AUcel Ic. Com q Buralo 5.t ,r3si.y At 2ge.
nly 2gCoiion quiet aud steady baeLst ,,.pt,
60 ,ni ,.T, hnn pucet archapged WteAi Vhfs AZ
i .,., ~ Rel Al ~ Jid ~ % Corr alive 20 "a Bacon
s3 oats dnn az s5dg!t Ms rsir , shoulders 4Si'ei
Hams, llo9lc L' sHs At ~. r, i ouoed s6ast u; asG
OH Al sSar5ls. Cfo,s Wheat ior 'LPpfs "''''
Tstde IA An mi urs.ttledi Niddhpg w
Ird 2eic Mlddlng Orleans 81 aJe "a lisa 80 Fatsed
Masu P,e dull RI.. ~ 2Sds9 ESe wss IS Wheat mn.
~ - a. p.nn,rlT.nI. and do, ~" 1det n.
se AID higher Red ~ 9oesl 50, Choice % scarce Prime 8
S Al ~, MIred Western kl Oats han,s S," s..,.sSS @
,.., saa Seahsm coffee Qasti Rie Sflerm s''' s0s"
New-York tribune., 1868-07-30
REMARKABLE DENTAL OPERATIONS.


Two remarkable surgical operations, one OK
which has been performed aud the other is about TO be-
3D. W The first the dssectiDg OF the loweraw and
half upper the supplying of jaws Of vulcanlts
rubber, palative arch, and artificial palate lhe
operation performed by Dr. NJ Carnochan, and the
artificial replacement by Dr. g. H. Perrine decidedly ths
most original and adventurous practitioner in operative
dentistry have. have letter from the pateD
written at Oregon City, and he denomnates the case .
perfect success. after having an experience Oh se'
months he cannot sufficiently express his gratitude Al
the second case there is amputatiOn OF the lower Hn
placement in rubber, aud t involves 'he oS' -
fourths OF the tongue totally destroying Da
prrne has this case and undertakes to supply an art
cial tongue which shall arcuato distinctly besides 40
comnisbng the remainder Of the restoration These ara
, r,,aIIe cases on record, and deserve to be
widely noticed Dr. PerrDe is young man. enthusiastic
IN his profession and remarkably successful since 'ne
- -. - received the last has been complete in
seech and the contour OF the features Greater
atfSched TO the first mentioned case from tho
f that he patient applied to the best practitioners IN
MT receiving sufficient encouragement he came
H., York for treatment In view oi all tho facts
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mi. dentistry.