The Stark County Democrat. [volume], June 24, 1868, Image 4

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Variety.
YOUNG AGAIN.
TU S?J: ";S old. bu what of that f . ,
iutaf "wws are ia my hair, j
r'Utke aa antiquated cat,
l lvo my Arc and easy chair.
fa tit aud think, and read the news
. j 'iiroogh pebbles twain that bridge my
nose.
a. matted stool beneath my shoes,
To coaX the dull blood to my toes.
Pan growing old, but what of that !
Each fading sense, each twinge of pain, .
But tclla me with familiar chat
I'm coming to my youth again.
Art Litis me" Joy that change eterne '
Revives, renews the meanest thing
. That lifo is born when grasses turn,
That out of Winter leaps the Spring.
' "And guvh a Sprintft 'Rejoice, oh hie t
That age and mildew pass away,
That a brief cycle sets me free
To launch into unfading day.
1-1 . ( - r- II';'
I Tb snow shall fade froraouf isf hahri
l - Dim erea and tnkiMI .nf with nsin
Heart's ease the wrinkled brow repair,
A . And, all my youth cooaa back again.
V -j ,.". .1. i i
Night flames his wing and turns to day
'Mid joy and bell the heart U born ;
Though all things sceiu to pass away.
To all shall come aaother morn.
Hun we e11 Death, witu kindly hand
Plants all the daisies of U plain, ,
And when o'er me he wares his wand.
I shall renew my youth again.
Heedlessness.
AUiat I have walked through life
Too heedless where I trod -Nay,
helping to trample my fallow-worm
And till the burial sod :
Fortcettins; that errn the sparrow falls
, i.lSo uninarfeed of God.
The wounds I might hare healed !
' Tho hnman sorrow and smart t
And yet it never was in my soul
'-To lay so HI a part; '
Rut evil U wrought by want of thonght
As well as want of heart.-
Brevities.
Ben Wade U described as a festive
swcarlst." ' ,
What is often found m-here It in not ?
Fanlt. .... ' , : . -
WV: When la one's head ' like a monarch t
When Its aching (a king.)
Many a fool who has sense enough to get
a good wife, lacks the sense to know it
Olive Logan says that Mrs. Caudle, was
the only really successful female lecturer.
v People who believe In crossing young
ladies with pretty ankles.
Why U Greenwood Cemetery like a
hearth t -Ki'nso it holds the ashes of the
, jrTsai:- ....'
' . Ktfcluu kisses are "lengthened sweetness
7 ting drawn out." They bless him that gives
fcriu her that receive.
ISrowuly said last week: "I am very, fec
. bio, oiit there's a heap of devilment in me
Mrs. Cady Slauton upbraids Tiltoa for
putting so many quack advertisements in his
religious paper the Independent.
WvadelJ Pbil'ipe spits npoU the Chicago
platform, denounces the nominees andrepu-
(he Republican party generally.
r "Why khould youug ladies make good ride
"Volunteers t DccauMC they are accustomed
to 'brc ann." .
'-'Value the friiniltJiip of him who stands
by you in the storm; swarms of insects will
surround you in the sunshine.
What dress must a lady procure hi order
to keep her wardrobe clean t A laundress
(a lawn-dress
- When you hear a man say "Life is but a
dream, " tread on his corns and wake him
up. Life is real.
. It has been ascertained that lightning
strikes more women each year than men.
Their attraction is the death of them.
- A citizen of Indiana, whose brother disap
peared nineteen years ago, has just heard of
him prospecting for gold in Patagonia. The
Americans are a pushing people.
The picture of Grant, displayed at the
Chicago Convention was inscribed "Match
him." but Uie telegraph, in many instances,
altered the phrase to "Wath him."
. Miss Elate Cruder, late of Madison, Indi
ana, committed filicide at Memphis, yester
day, by jumping from a bluff into the river.
Mie was tired of life and another feller.
Bible promises are like ths beams of the
nail, which shine as freely In at the windows
of a poor man's palace.
When the Rev. Dr. Punshon left Eng
fri id his friends gave him a silver salver deli
cately cmtHMtscd with seven hundred guineas
" There's method in such Methodism.
The many newapcrs throughout the
country speak of Colfax as a printer. Such
is not the case. He was formerly editor of
' the Soirth Bond Register, but is not a prin
ter, A Welsh girl once applied to a clergyman
to le married. The clergyman asked her
what property her husband possessed. Tho
.answer was 4-Xothing." "And are you no
liotler off t" he atked. The reply was In
negative. "Then why do you marry?"
Vtnrevemnep,w said the girt, "I have a
Mur.o$, in i Jack has a blanket; by putting
iljin, farther we shall both, be gainers."
Tti-i lergyman had nothing more to say.
"About ' three weeks, ago-a man named
Morn aad a Hiss -Caeen arrived in Des
Moines Iowa, from . Montrose, and were
married the next morning Horn started for
the Pontofllce with a letter . written by his
wife, since that time, he hiia not been heard
from He had considerable' money about
him.
The fish in lake Mollychunkemunk,Maine
are said U beespcrior lu those of either lake
W ooluyokaebac'ofuk or1 !Iooietockmegautic
Those of lake ' Chsubunogungamaug were
very fine, but they all got choked to death
' In' trying to tell where they lived.
A Hew" Tork correspondent of a Provi
detice paper remarks Hint Robert Bouner is
a fast . compositor.- A cotcmporary recol
lects of his undertaking to set 1,000 ems of
type an hour, tor 4 aiiotswsive hours with
out stopping to refit, and he did it with time
to spare." " That was lu 1813, lu the office of
Mayor Harper's newspaper organ, the Amer
ican Republican. . .
A correspondent of the Wisconsin Farm
er trawling in ..foreign countries, says he
saw no harrows In Egypt, and in Palestine,
while the pc'aaaut plows, " his wife follows
wirts a 'heavy hoe and breaks up the clods.
Thw plow made of wood, and is but three
sticks. The team is often a ow,: ofeven a
small donkey, while In Egypt a camel and a
cow are oftn hitched together.
In laying the comcr-stone of a church at
Cover.try, England, some weeks ago, a cere
mony which was conducted with full mason
ic honors, Lord Leigh said he he.d in hand
the mallet with which Kong Charles IL laid
the first ftone of St. Paul's, and which was,
f ler the ceremony, presented by his Majes
ty to Sir Christopher Wren, by whom it
was given to the Lodge of Antiquity, No. 2,
in London.
The Duke of Wellington said: "There
are two things impossible to describe, a bat
tle aud a ball."
The firmer the attachment, the ofter the
kif.
An Irishman Illustration tie horrors of
solitary confinement, stated that out of the
one hundred persona Sentenced to endure
this punishment TOH tin, fifteen survived
It! ;.. .
Aa average of nine hundred and forty
thrdo persons die every year In Now York
from ranscs that require magisterial investi
gation. The Temple Place Savings Bank, In Bos
ton has $9,000,000 in deposits. -.
Conacionce, of itself, is one of the ateept
est things in the world, if God would let
sleep; but he will suffer no conscience to
sleep forever. Db. LioirrrooT. "
It is proposed to call the triangular areas
in Washington, formed by the intersection
of streets and avenues, after the name of
distingnished American author.
An advertisement for dramatic reading
speaks of Shakspeare as a "popular author."
Complimentary 1
Measures are in progrea in Canada to se
cure the renewal of the Reciprocity Treaty.
The subject will be brought up in the Ways
and Means Committee of Parliament, at
once.
Two-fifths of the children In the public
schools In Lcwistown, Me., are of foreign
parentage.
The Intelligence of the Negro Votes in
the South.
Senator Doolittle, in a speech in tho
Senate, on Friday, said a Generals as
the army related to him a circumstan
ce that occurred in the State of Geor
gia when the election came off. for
tha holding of the convention in one
of the populous negro counties. A
gentleman residing there waa desired
to take a position in the convention.
To do so it was necessary to get the
negro vote. What did he do? He
engaged a bright maiatto to pretend
to run aa a oandidate again him and
circulate votes at the court house
throughout the whole election day,
and denounce himself, us a matter of
course. The mulatto did bo, and
when they came to count up the votes
it was found that thert teas not one tin
gle vole in the ballot box or the mulatto
out trvrxi vote xcaaor the white man.
Not one of those negroes could read,
and this demonstrates their utter un
fitness to exercise the elective fran
chise. Vet the Radicals are determ
ined that these Africans shall control
the white race in the South!
the South. Ex-President Buchanan's Will.
The will of the late Prcsiden. Buchanan
bequeaths $2,000 to the poor of Lancaster,
Ponn,, and $1,000 to the Presbyterian
Church in that town. The residue of his
property is divided among his relatives, with
small special bequests to servants. Mrs.
Harriet Lane Johnson, his niece, receives
one-fourth of his estate, including the
Wheatland property, for whieh she paya
$12,000 out of her residuary share. The
will is dated at Wheatland, January 27 1868,
and a codicil of the 9th of August, 1867,
provides that Wm. B. Reed is to have $1000
i pay the. expenses and secure the publicaj
tion of a biographical work on the deceased;
and to Mrs. Mary L. Reed, wife of Wm.
B. Reed, the deceased gives $3,000, a' legacy J
for her separate use and benefit, as a com
pensation for the work Mr. Wm. B. Reed
has undertaken to perform. All the de
ceased's private papers, correspondence,
etc, are directed to be given to Mr. Reed
for this purpose.
Did too kvbkI No I never! Who'd a
thunkitt "Tho Modern Caar!"
The Horsc-aud-bull-pupalogical jig dancer
and wooden headed guzzler of Pennsylvania
Avenue, whose jackassical stupidity and lack
of good horse sense, the "expediencies" are
trying to make appear like wisdom, is the
candidate for President on the Bond-robbcrs-Swindle-Mongn!-Chcat-and-Chlcanery
tick
et! That's tho "platform.'
And "ulWis "on It!"
Far aa his befogged brain allows.
His right bower is who t
The general overseer and manager of the
biggest crowd of idiots, scoundrels, country
destroyers, law-despisers, ignoramuses, per
jurers, loyal seducers and people-robbers,
outside of Hell and Lawrence County !
Yea, Skowler Polltax is the candidate for
Vice President on the ticket with grant !
The ticket will be elected oh yes, av
coorse !
Poor folks are getting so fond of starving
their families in order to save the Cross
breed party and keep up the f reedmen's
"buro !"
. It's so nice to let your families go naked
and hungry while drunken leather-beads and
bull-headed murderers are hob-nobbing in
the war department I
Ohyest
It's ni-I-ce !
Nice for pirates who buy nominations with
a mere fraction of their bonded income !
Xice for those who are promised fat offices
where they can p kinder the poor laborer !
Poor working men of America !
Elect the pliant took Grant, and the
scheming ambitious politician, Colfax, and
a fate worse than African slavery awaits
you.
Your wages will be lowered;
Your taxes will be increased ;
Your individual sovereign rights will be
taken from you and decrees Issued by an
aristocratic aud tyrannical oligarchy that re
vels riotously on the products of your labor;
' The bread will be taken from the mouths
of your families aud used to make puddings
for the proteges of the maniacs, who will
own and control, the position now called the
Executive!
Capital will go untaxed;
Labor will be doubly burdened;
Liberty and equal rights will be subjects
of the past for the "nobody hurt" to crack
jokes at;,
The Constitution will be referred to as an
Instance of rebellious old fogy ism, and its
supporters persecuted for being Copper
heads I
The Chicago lickc. Is
Grant Colfax
Mongrel-rule and Destruction !
The opposition is
Democratic Supremacy
White Men to Rule
Equality of Taxation
or Repubiation
And Peace and National Prosperity !
Choose ye Choose ye I
i a
Tux Hon. D. W. Voorhees was to speak
yesterday afternoon in New Albany at the
Democratic District Convention.
Au exchange rays Butler will go in
to Grant's Cabinet. No doubt if it is
not kept locked. Louisville Democrat.
It might have been said a few days
ago that Wool ley was locked and But
ler damned.
JOTICE.
M. G Huntington having; purchased
the Intfrmt ot R- D. Ku'. n in the firm of
Huntington A Kuhn, Canton Ctty Mills,
the buntnassi will hareaftur be conducted
nadtr the Arm Uuntlairtoa Brothers.
And all hualneaa pm-tatains; to former
firm will be settlod bv tho prMat one.
HUJrriNQTON BROS.
msyar 3
ERRORS Of TOUT". m. mumbiiM maWm
d hit 7n from Narrous Debility, Pninatt
an Lmk-7. sad ll ih Mlacta of. jouikful iadiaerf .
lion, will, forth Mkeraflanaa Buinaaily. Mad
frM to all who BMd it. (ho ncaipoaad dir
rtou for nuking thoaunpl rmdy By which fc
(ucund. Buflaran wiabiBf to proit by lha a4-v.tu.r-s
.zpaaac. c" 'oHsViN
iNe. Cedar strew jf, T
aCtfXftla
IAHKEKS.
GEORGE D. HABTER A. BROS.,
BAN1L,
IStaa Tt lg How. Baat Tmacarswat SV)
CAMTOlf. OHIO.
We have reaaeyed onr Bank to ear new
Banking Boaaaj where we have every fa
cility for conduction a general Banking
business, and solicit the ooatiaaed and tn
ereaeed patroaage. We buy and aell
Gold, Silver, Government Bonds and
Exchange 1
afOITaT LOAKXD,
Coapons cashed, and Collection aaade.
Promissory Note and Buaineas Paper
fcoaght. Draw SlgatDrafts on Eag
land, Scotland, Ireland, Franco
and Germany, in sums to
suit.
DEPOSITS KEBEIVED1
and Interest allowed at reasonble
rates.
B-Rvuu6 Stamps for sale. Small
coin furnished.
GEORGE D. HARTKR."1
MICHAEL D. HARTKK,
CAVINCS DEPOSIT BANK I
utAAoaAsraa. eaa. p, aaawaa. a, aw
Bank Block, west aid of Square,
CAHTOX, OHIO.
TU1S BANK IS DOING A
General Exchange, Deposit and Dis
count Business I
MONEY" LOANED.
. PROMISSORY NOTES BOUGHT.
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes Bought.
ALL KINDS OF
Government Bonds and Revenue Stamps
on hand and for sal.
DEP08ITS RECFIVED
and Interest allowed en time depoaita.
The public will find us prompt and ao
eommodatina;.
ISAAC BARTER at SON A
Castoh, O., Oct. 1. 1866.
Havlngf sold our Interest in the Saving
Deposit Bank, we cordially lecommead
the Savings Depoait Bank of Isaac Hartwr
ot Sona. (our suooeaaora) to the continued
and increased patronage ef our frianda.
PETER P. TRUMP,
MARTIN WIKIDAL.
may 29. 1137. Lr.
. F. TBUMr,
H. a. wisa,
K. H. TBDatr.
ALU, Hoaross,
JJJXCHANGE BANK
Of
TBUMP, HURFORDrwlSt A cG.
In the old Bank Room lit
TRUMP'S BLOCK,
Oppote the St. Cloud IToiel, OmUnx, O.
KTBBSST ALLOWXQ ON TIMX OmrOSITS
COLLECTIONS MADB
On all parts ef tho United States!
MONEY LOANED
Gold, Silver, Promissory Notes, Gov
ernment Bonds, and other
SECURITIBS BOUGHT A SOLD.
H. R. WISE, Pree't.
H. H. TRUMP. Cash'r.
October 23. 1807. tf
IIXURAXCE.
JHRMAN INSURANCE COMPANY !
OT CUTXIAJtD aio.
Olee 24. 10 Atmater Buildtmf.
CAPITAL,
4)0,000
Inanraa BatldlBica, MrrcaAadUa ui kt ftwaar
ty Aeslaat Inn c Diatn by Vlr. at aa low ralaa
as aa other roaponaikla ComBaaj.
hoaorahly BdJaataS aa an
pur
la
Mssetoaa abb mouguiH :
Dr. W. Meyer, C. W. Schmidt. Hrary netaur
J. Warner, Dr. Korder. T. Tattlebaara.
Joaa Oerlach, Henry Eraaaier. H. Kaller,
P. Schmidt. a Maerauua, H. Bechauaa
C. Bora, and other.
A. RKTTBcaa, Pres't. J. Hcillke,
J. Matkb Vice " Vie Pres't.
M. BUCHMAN AMD rUD. 8KXLBACH. Tntve
Ua7 Axeata.
JOHN RABXB. Axeat, Caataa, Oaia.
P. LUXIUS,
MaaaUloB.
lair is. l
SEWIK3 MACHINES.
E GREAT AMERICAN
COMBINATION
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
And Seeing Machine.
Jt Wonderful Popularity Conclusive
Proof e it Great Merit.
The incjeaae In tha demand for thin val
uable machine has been TEN FOLD du
ll last seven months of Ita first year be
fore the public
This itrrand and surprising success Is
unprecedented In the history of Mwlug
machines, and ire feel fully warranted in
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
bbibb tawumi tit aaer
FAMILY MACHINE
In the. worldand Intrinsically the cheap
est; for it ia twe machines combined in
one by a Simple and beantirul mechanic
al arrangement, making both tbe Shuttle
and Lock-stitch, and tbe Overaseainina;
and Button-hole stitch, with equal facility
and perfection. It execute In the very beet
manner every variety of bewinir, such as
Hemming, Pel ling. Cording, Tucking,
Siltuhlng, Braiding and Quilting, Gather
ing and sewing on, (done at the same
time), and In addition. Oversea ais. Em
broiders on the edge, and makes beautiful
Button and Eyelet-holes In all fabrics.
Every Machine ia - warranted by the
Company, or its agents, to give entire aaU
iafaetioo.
Circulars with full particulars and earn
plea of work done on this machine, can
be had on application at tbe Salesrooms
of the American Button-bole, Overaesm
ing and Searing Machine Company, :
S. W. cor. Eleventh arid Chestnut eta.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Instructions given on the Machine at
the rooms of the Company gratuitously
to all purchasers.
B9 Agents Wanted.
FRED'K PAXSON, Prea'U
W. R. ManreasBALL, Treas.
laniltC
rALUABLE FARM FOR 8ALE.
I will aell my faim la Nlmlahlllen
Tow nub I p, four miles northwest ef Louis
ville and eight miles from Canton, naer
the Harrisburg road. aad formerly owned
by Levi Wertenberg . Tbe farm eon
tains One Hundred A Twenty-four Acres,
One hundred acres cleared end In a good
state of cultivation, tbe whole well-feaoed;
24 acres cholee timber,' ranch of It tbe
Hneat kind of oak Aral class ; two atory
frame house nearly new, well furnished,
containing eight room a with pantry and
provision room, good cellar, good bank
barn, frame, 44 by 76 feel, good orchard,
good wills at heuse and barn la shot t a
very t-ftrable property.
For terms enquire of the subscriber on
tbe premlsee.
JOHN S. COCK.
mayZ7tf
I OOKING-GLASSES, WINDOW-
LJ SHADES, OIL-CLOTHS, eta., Ac,
for aale cheap, at CORKELLSV
47t
TT 3ES, SPADES . SHOVELS,
xORKS, Aa, Ae., for sale cheap, at
sTtf CQRRKLLT
I00TS Jt SHOES.
T T N T I O XN I
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE 1
SAYLER & SHANAFELT,
are at it again, in their New Room,
Empire Block, East Tuscarawas sL,
Lately occupied by John McGregor as a
.boobs tore.
We shall be happy to meet all our old
eustemers, and aa many new enea aa will
b pleased to favor us with their patron
age.
Wm have constantly on hand and are
daily receiving from the East, a large
supply ef
BOOTS,
GAITERS,
BALMORALS,
la fact everything In the
Ladies' and Children Line, from the
Slipper to the Highest Polish Top,
aad all kinds of Rubber
Boota 6c. Shoes.
We also make
Boots and Shoes to Order of the best
material and aa cheap as
the cheapest.
This la the place where you set what
yon bargain for French, bogua French,
or common Calf Boots. We enoploy none
out ine o let workmen, ana still nave oltl
Yhilr ... K- I- 1
aa one of tbe beat and moat experienced
workmen oi ine a ay. n ia always ready
with stick and strap to take the dimen
sions of your understanding.
MafAll work warranted to eive sat
isfaction. Give us a calL
SAYLER 8KANAFXLT. ,
Canton. Maach 23. 1863-tf
HATS CAPS FURJ.JtC.
O
PERA HOUSE HAT STORE.
PRICES REDUCED!
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
Of Winter Good
AT LESS THAN COST !
Fur Goods, Robes, Scarfs, Ac., at
Half Price I
Latest Stylo Silk Hat Just Received,
and New Spring: Style HaU Com
in in Every Day I
DUNKER AND OMMISH HAT
By the ease or single one.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR TV US.
aal&-tf
MARBLE WORKS.
C
ITY MARBLE WORKS.
PHILIP HAUBERT,
Dealer and Manufacturer of Plain and Or
namental MONUMENTS TOMBSTONES,
has reeently opened a new marble shop
on East Tuscarawas Street, near Market
square, in uanton. wnere Monnmenta,
Tombstone, and ail work pertaining ta
ms line or business, eitner in
Italian or American Marble,
are manufactured and kept constantly ou
band. Having been engaged in the man
ufacture of Marble work ef all descriptions
for a number of years, he ia well Hmrwn-
ced in getting up good and skilful! work.
neaio pledgee himseir that all oruers
shall be made satisfactory before delivery,
as he Is able to give the beet and most ma
terial, for lees money, than any establish
ment either ia or out of Stark, county.
Money ean be made by calling at his shop
ue:ors ordering eisewnera,
PHILIP HAUBERT.
March 6th. 1867-tT
PIANOS.
JJ S. LELAND,
Regularly appointed Agent for
WM. KNABE A CO'S
and
STINEWAY 4 SONS'
Unrivalled Piane Foztee.
Also for
CARHART fc NEEDHAM'S
and
PHELPS AND GOODMAN'S
ORGANS AND AfELODEONS.
All the above Instruments fully war
ranted. Addresa H. S. LELAND,
Mt. Union, Stark Co. Ohio.
The agent may be seen personally on
Monday of each week, at the St. Cloud
Hotel Canton. Ohio. mayl67 6m. '
JEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ax opreaTCKirr orrniD yea
Advantageous Investments
My terms are ae very liberal that almoat
any person in want ef a
GOOD HOUSE AND LOT!
Osa obtain ene. My houses are of vari
ous sizes and prices -all new and built of
excellent materials; location healthy and
convenient to tbe
New Depot and all of the Agricultu
ral Works!
The felly ot renting bouses at present
high ratee abould be evident to ail. There
fore use the rent in making annual paya
menta en purchased property. Energy
and economy will insure success. I have
yet for; aale a large number ot
Valuable Building; Lots !
On Cherry and Liberty streets, including
ae-veral Corner Lota. Prices, Terms and
Location to suit everybody. Persons de
siring to Purchase, Sell or Exchange Rent
Estate will find it to their advantage to
aailfand see -me at the American Hotel.
Cauton, Ohio. W. C. THOMPSON.
April 23 lSASmS
FEW FINE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALBS
In David Llnd'a Addition to Canton,
Opposite Keith at Schott'a -Addition-Terms
uy. Call at Myers A Walser's,
or on the undersigned. . D. LIND. .
Canton, April L 1808-mS
A.
HURFORLVS
1-, the place) to teat year ehaan HfQUIV
is ' "
FARMERS OF 8TA11K LOOKM
. . HERE 1 . !
THE WORLD'S r ;
Mower S Reaper!
AftAk llftwlnc skf nJLewl Ua naBABle. 9
Farmers for twenty years, we have pro-
huwm miu uuw uuer you
THE BEST HARVESTER EVER
MADE!
and compared with whieh none others de
serve to bo mentioned. In ail the quali
ties of a
FIRST CLASS MACHINE !
Compactness, Simplicity, Certainty of
Operation, Ease of Management,
Lightness of Dxaft Strength
and Durability, it has
No Equal 1
Ita frame is a single piece of wire, and
will neither rust, rot, warp nor break.
Ita gearing is all cut out of solid iren.
and runs with the ease and precision of
clock work.
When thus made perfect, tt is tightly in
losed In an iron shell cane, which keeps
out dirt, water, grass, dtc
. Every part ia made by standard guuge,
and the whole Is as well built as a sewing
machine or locomotive.
No Battling noise, no chewing of wheels,
ne loosening of nuta or bolts. In short,
it ia made to do its work perfectly an i
last a life-time.
' We also manufacture the
OHIO MOWER AND REAPER!
and, having invented, know how to build
them better than any body else. Also
TORNADO THRESHER AND
SEPARATOR !
which has never been equalled for rapid
and good work.
You will find it to be to your interest to
buy one ot our machines. For further
particulars call en or address
E. BALL A COMPANY.
Canton, Ohio.
ESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE.
B
EAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
LOTS FOR SALE.
I have just laid out
FORTY BEAUTIFUL LOTS
in the west part of Canton, which I will
. aell on reasonable terms.
Several of these lots are ' beaut i
situated on Tuscarawas itreet. So
twenty-four front on Fifth street, wh
is here opened out sixty feet wide.
Flye front on the old Fulton Road, and
tbe rest front on a new road laid out par
allel with Fifth street.
These lots - will make very desirable
bulding spots, and they are situated quite
convenient to ine Dusinesi part oi town.
Those wishing to puchse auch 'lots
would do well to call soon.
JOSEPH MEYER.
Canton, May 20, 1868-tf
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES AT
J REDUCED PRICES 1
Henry Walser has removed his
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY !
to his new buildings, one Block south of
the JNnou House,
Corner of Market and Liberty Sts.,
A LLIANCE. OHIO.
He invitee all persona wishing to purchase
Up-top new
Carriages,
Buggies,
Wagons, 4c,
to eall and see hla splendid work.
REPAIRING DONE
On short notice.cheap as the cheapest!
a-Give me a call,' before purchasing
elsewhere. HENRY W ALSER.
Max 15. 1S67.
11ILL1NERY) STRAW SDQDS, &.C.
JEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING GOODS
AT
JOSEPH W. GRAFF'S,
MATHEWS' BLOCK.
Millinery and Straw Goods, '
Ribbons, Laces, Artificial
- Flowers, Embroideries,
White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Corsets, Hoop
Skirts, Genuine
Alexander Kid Gloves j
Silk Fringes, Bugle Trimmings,
Cotton Trimmings, Ladies and
Gents' Paper Collars, Cuffs,
Neck Ties, Ac, Ac.
SeaTGood Goods and Low "Prices !
JOS. W. GRAFF,
Mathews' Block, Canton. O.
aprl-tf.
rJ,HE MEYER HOUSE TO LET.
Having purchased the Brown property
in Canton, I wish to tent the large and
oommodieus Brick Residence on my iurra
near Meyer's Lake.
This fine mansion contains twelve
rooms, has a eellar under the whole house,
a good stable, a garden of an acre, aud nil
necessary conveniences. It would make
a suitable house for some useful purpose;
fashionable resort for pleasure parties
visiting the Lake Water Cure or School.
I mention this to invite attention to this
most desirable and healthful alto for pub
lic use. It is only two miles from the city
of Canten, and, in the hands of a good
man, would become a great attraction.
For further information, inquire at this
office, or of the subscriber in person, or
address . , JOSEPH MEYER.
Canton, Ohio.
Jan. 22, 1868.
R
UHMAN 4 CO.
N E W GOODS!
Haktkb's Bank Block.
The largest and best selected stock of
Cloths, '
Ca&slmeres,
. Vestings,
and all kinda of SUMMER GOODS are
sold cheap at RUHMANA Co' a.
CHILDREN'8 CARRIAGES, and
Little Hoys' Wagons Wheelbarrows
a large stocks and for sale cheap at the
Ittt b h Grocery store of
ADAM LIPPKRT.
aprSTtttf '
JEWELRY
Q.OLD FOR GREENBACKS.
DEDBLE A ,.B R O T H E R ,
CANTON. OHIO.
HAVE REMOVED
Their old And well known
JFWELRYSTORE!
To their splendid New huiiding, east aide of the
puLlie square, one door toulh of Kimball Bros
and next door to 0. Schweitzer'a Hardware Rtore.
Theirnew building is fitted up in the latest style and
supvlied witb a. lull aasorteient of New Goods in
their line, such as
Gold and Silver Watches
Of American, F.nglish and Swiss make; Clocks of
every Tariety; mne Jewelry; Gold Pens or the
best mak and quality; SitTer and Plated
Ware; Musical lastmmenls, such as
Melodeons, Guitara, Violma, Flutea
' Fifes, Aeeordeona, c. 8pectaoles
to suit old and young; Fin
" cutlery, Portmonnais,
... 6oehin ware,
T0!TS OF EVERY VARIETY
!.'-
Besides very many articles not herein enumerated.
We are enabled to aatl cheaper than most others as
we Buy for Cash.
aav-ciocka and Jewelry repaired. All our work
warranted. Git us b call.
Canton. Aosust 19. 18bs
WALL PAPER WINDOW BLINDS. &C
W
ALL PAPER!
SECOND S UP PLY
Just received at
GEIGER'S DRUG STORE,
One of the Largest and best Selected
Assortment of
Splendid Wall Papers,
Window Blinds,
' Borders, &c.
In Price they range from 8 cts. to $1,50 per
piece..
j-Come and soe ! -a
C. J. GEIGER.
Canton. May 30, lSoS-ml
HARDWARE.
LLIANCE HARDWARE
AND
IRONS TOR E .
WRIGHT & PENNOCK,
New Goods !
New Prices !
Enlarged Stock !
Terms Cash !
We beg; leave to ear to the citizens of
Stark and adjoining Counties, that we
still continue to keep on hand, and for
sale, at tbe lowest prices for the' times
a fine assortment ot .
POCKET A TABLE CUTLlY !
Furnishing Hardware, ...
House Trimmings,
Coach Trimmings, .
Harness Trimmings, .
Furniture Trimmings, '
Coffin Trimmings, -Mechanics'
Tools,
Farming Imploments,
Shoe-Makers' Kit and Findings.
IRON AND STEEL,
Garden Seeds, - - -Ropes
and Twines,
Brnshes, all kinds,
Nails and Spikes,
Locks and Latohes,
Springs and Axles,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Bent Wood Work,
Moss, and Curled Hair,
Hubbs and Spokes,' " ' - '
Sash and Putty,-! : :'.
WINDOW GLASS,
Picture Glass,
Glass cut all shapes and size.
Turpentine and Benzine Varnish,
Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage ,
OIL CLOTHS,
Window Shades,
Damasks,
Dental Stock,
Whip and Chubs,
! BirdCages,
Belting and Baskets,
And a great variety or all other arti
cles usually kept in a Hardware stere.
-Give Us a Call.
WRIGHT A PENNOCK.
SLATE ROOFING.
Q L ATE ROOFING!
I have made urrao jements and am fully
prepared to put on
SLATE ROOFS
In a complete and satisfaetory manner.
It is undoubtedly known to. all that
good Slate Roofing is the most durable of
all roofs for buildings. It is also fire
proof, and being a non-conductor, is safer
against lightning,
I shall keep on hand
The Vermont Slate,
The Peach Bottom,
The Northampton,
andSlate from several other reliable nuar
ries the cost being not much more than
a pine roof, and leas than a tin roof. r.
It is hoped those intending to build will
consider the matter.
All orders addressed to the undersigned
will receive prompt attention.
. .; . - t-J.-C LANTZ."
, Canton, Ohio. March 168.,. , ,
J H. 81DDAL L DBNT18T.-' OFFICK IN
. Barter'a Bank Block, Canton. Ohio. AH op
eratio: a in Mechanical Dentistry performrd iu the
ltteat and moat improved manner. He would eall
especial attention to his Gold Filling, ia wh'ch, in
the words of "A. Ward, nets equalled by few and
excelled by none. ,
N
O CHARGE for Cutting wh
Uooda are bought bv tbe yard at -M.
RUHMAN A Co.
FURNISHING GOODSl-The
Choapest Place to get Gent's Furnish
ing and Clothing made, to order. Also
Hats, Caps, Ac, is at " ' '
i ... ...j. ' M. RUHMAN A Op's.
GRASS SCYTHES the best in the
country, and warranted, at --
, , A , . . iiaysou SAXToira
STOVES, &C.
gTO.JSS, STOVES!"
U BIECHELE A BROTHER,
- '" y, : :
" i X .
' - CANTON, OHIO. . -'
HAarrAOTDBBaa or abb b balsas ib
TIN, COPPER, AND . SHEET.: IRON
WARE, '' ; -i 'i
Also hare always oa haad a large aesortment
Cook, Parlcr, and Heating Stoves !
' . Are agaata for celebrated
8TIWAHT COOK AND PABLOB STOVE8.
Which are in fact tha bast Coakmv and uv.tino
Stoves it. the world.
WWi WARRANT all our caok atoTaa In ha
Keod bakers and to draw wall, and ih.,n
aa the cheapest. All kinds of .
WORK MADE TO ORDER,
On sbortnobce and warranted tovla'aiilira aatia.
faction. ; ; - .
Oar place is Haraaen'a old stand, on Kaat Tns-
carawas straeL Gira us a call. ...
Oct. 4. lgRfcmS. I J EIEOHELJt a BROTHER.
WOOLEN FACTORY.
t ANTON CITY WOOLEN' FAC
TORY I
LAWRENCE ALEXANDER,
Thankrtit for nast
fuiiT iuiuidi iiia inen 1, in, mnnAr natMMt. an.
the public in general that he has refitted his facto
ry, (on tha corner Cherry and Third streets.) with
NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY
And that he ia now prepared to manufacture all
gown in uia line ou mt anorutet nouoe, ana in
B manner to defy competition with any es
tablishment in the West. He manufac
tures CLOTHS, SATINETTS,
Vestings,
Tweeds,
Cassimere8,
Blankets,
FLANNELS
Of every description.
Stocking Yarn, Ac.
Be it likewise prepared te
1 . i
CARD ROLLS,
SPIN YARN, COLOR, FULL, AND
. DRESS CLOTH,
Or to manufacture Goods for Customers
on the Shares or by' the Yard. .
Be has on hand a large stock of awe' - ' ieh
he will exchange for wool er cash
ssa-Customers should remember tha ths
M manufacturing this season at "'
REDUCED PRICES.
WOOL WANTEDl
aa-Any amount of Wool Wanted, fot
which the highest market price will be
paid.
L. ALEXANDER.
Mavl2. 1865-tf
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
gp RING Goods,
I Invite attention to my
Large and Attractive
STOCK OK
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS
Just Received.
Weisic, French, '
Shouller,
and F. A II- Cloths, ;
French and Englith Coatings,
. MILTONS it CASSI MERES
of the newest Patterns.
Harris, Woodward. Legraues and
Duffle Silk Mix, and other Stand.
ard Makes of Americas
' Cassimeres.
I deal only in regnlar .-
Standard Makes of Goods!
Believing that in these days of sham and
shoddy. It is safer and cheapen
, to buy
,; Good Goods at Fair Prices ! i
than shoddy at any price. . . .
. I have superior 'facilities 'fcr making
work that, in . .-
STYLE, FIT AND FINISH,
Is equal to the best city trade, and at
Prices as low as any of my competttot s;
and am willing at all times to duplicate
the bills of any house in tho West who
will do as goad work ear I wlr. r-
. Call early and satisfy yourselves that
the One Priced Fashion Emporium at
! : No. 2 Opera ' House! Block,-
Is the best place to bny.
Canton. May 6. J86Stf.
A. KITT.
..- : ii .
JOST STAYED OR STOLEN.
From the Subscriber, on or about the
11th Inst., a chestnut sorrel horse, medium
height 'good limbs, eyee, and about 12
years eld. .When mUsed ee had no shoes
on. Any person returning; the horse or
giving information where he can be found
will be liberally rewarded.
T. C. NIGHMAN.
i May 27, w4.''
WHEEL - BARROWS " so cheap
: that no one need borrow, at '
t .. RAYHOLD8 SAXTOK'tV ,
GROCERIES
N
EW DEPOT,
GROCERY AND PROVISION
. STORJ6
HENRY BECKER
Has just opened in bis new building on
SOUTH CHERRY STREET 1
Near the new depot, a large stock of fresh
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he will soil
CHEAP AS THE 'CHEAPEST, ,
I will pay tne highest market price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE. ' .
I also keeplelt kinds of.refresbments for
the inner man. ' .
. GIVE ME A CALL
Ai.d let me try to do as well by you as any
oi tne loiks up town. -
HENRY BECKER.
Dec 18 tf--67.
JEW YpRK CLOTHING HOUSE.
SPRING MANUFACTURE,
1868.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
MEN'S CLOTHING
IN NEW YORK CITY!
We are prepared to exhibit to the mer
chants of this section the best selection
of Clothing ever offered in the
' New York Market,
combining
CHEAP, MEDIUM add FINE GOODS,
MADC IN THE MOST SUPKRIOR MANNER
And of the Very Latest Styles.
We shall sell upon libeial terms and at
ANTE-WAR PRICES !
We invite the attention of buyers, and
promise to make It to thrir interest to ex
amine our immense stock before making
Lueir purcusHWi
KIRTLAND, BABCOCK A BRONSON,
45 fe 47 Chambers Street,
NEW YORK. . .
mar4ui2 ,
4 FIRST PREMIUM
. k , OT at Silver BCeatal
Jt
Til AWABBBD TO a
BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE TO
W. H. Slats AnitattnrBl SMittr, at
l fair, anlrtsa u jiuiuu, Sapt ,
ISM. -
ABBITT't
Tegetable Hair Restoratlre .
Mtitm Orary Hair to ila JnrtH Cmirnr
I aaaaS RDWIS aI Baal IMir: eUieVngM !
rMU w mair oriMul rMni
TaW CsstaTBB Dudrtalf SBBBsl fitui
iijii fitHLams out t U .)ttpe) trior
Tw4sU,
aaaaAA a Saasa tWWm MOJtWmr BVSIU WMf ,
l-t,Wt, Kerth.M.4
wo
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Preerieters,
KAKCHXSTaa, W. B.
Bold by all Drngtrlsta. 8ep2fl-T-l-ly
BUILD-NQ LOTS FGR SALE.
B
UILDING LOTS FOR : SALE.
I offer for sale a number of .'
F I N E B U I LD IN G LOTS,
Situated Near the Fair Grounds, which
. .Twill sell CHEAP 1 and on
reasonable terms.
Also a FRAME BUILDING-, 20 by 50
feet, will be sold Cheap, and ean be con
verted into a dwelling at little expense..
- L. D. RIDER.
Canton, March 2. 1868-tf
N
EW FURNITURE ROOMS I
East Tuscarawas , st., Canton, Ohio.
PFENDLER A BERNHARD
Have opened in the rooms lately occu
pied by Hana and Lind, corner of Tuscan
rawas and Walnut streets), a complete as
sortment of ..
FURNITURE
. And..
CABINET-WARE!
ousisting pf .,..-
Dining Tables,
Writing Tables,
Stands, Chairs
Bureaus, Secretaries,
Cupboards, Bedsteads,
"Clothes Presses, Ac.
We are practical Cabinet Makers, an.
warrant our work as represented, noue
of our Furniture being tbe ' product of
Eastern Manulactories, but entirely do
mestic, dun ble and cheap. It is all mndr
of the best well seasoned material. . .
Repairing of damaged Furniture, au
orders for nev, will receive prompt attetw
tlon and charges moderate.
JOHN PFENDLER .
ZACH. BERNHARD.
Mrach 25. 68-tf
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
jpiTTSBURG GROCERY STORE,
Six Doors East of American Hotel,
'" ' . 1 . . .
Is going right along in the pld place with
MORE CHEAP GOODS,
And much cheaper and better than ever
. before. -. Such as
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS; dcC.
In endless variety. Alxo a large supply of
Notions, Tobaccos, and Cigars.
My stock, of i . .
CONFECTION E-R I E S
Are also Large and Cheap.
Good Fresh Butter and Eggs
constantly on hand.
BHigheet Cash Price' always Paid
for Country Produce.' ' ...
1 My terms are invariably cash, bat I will
sell accordingly as "the nimble sixpence"
is what counts In trade.
ADAM. LIPPERT.
Canton, April L.I868-yI . . ,t , . .
R
E M O V A"L i
; '- F. J.' LINDEMAN-
Has removed his
Saddle ' and Harness Establishment
Near tothe corner of Tuscarawas A Cherry
streetx. Canton, Ohio, 1
. He will continue to make good work
and cheap. Let all my old friends and
customers and aa many new ones as
choose, call and -try me.
F. J. LINDEMAN.
Canton. May 27. 1868tf
HURFORD
Keeps the cheapest STOVES A TIN.
WARS In the city.
REMOVAL.
.
R
EMOVAL ! REMOVAL !
HANE & LIND,
Have removed their establishment to the
new bnilding a few doors east of tbe
- Public square, where they have; ,
; ; . on hand .
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS
.. - WHIPS . ..
AU of which are warranted to give aatla-
factiou and at prices which ;
;DEFY COMPETITION.
ta.Job Work and Repairing: done on
short notice neat and substantial. . -
IKS-Call and Examine Our Stock.
HANK LIND'S-
Canton. Nov. 7th, 186,.
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e
t
t
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m
CLOTHING.
Gr
OODS AT A BARGAIN I
The andersigned having parohased ol
Isaiah P. Miller, his
STOCK' O F GOODS,
eonsleina: o
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS, AC,, .
now ofler to the citizens efCintcaaad
vicinity a
RARE C H AN C E
te purchase such
GOODS AT A BARGAIN T
ig PU
couut of said 1. P. Miller, notice is hereby
given to those indebted ' to said aeoount
that they are in the hands of Wm. MoKia
ley, attorney at law, for settlement; those
knowing themselves indebted, are reques
ted to call at bis office in the public Build .
ings and nceke "euleraeiit at once. .
E. BALL,
- U. AULTMAN, ' ' "
JACOB MILLER, m
W. K. MILLER. .
June 6, 'S7. tf. " l -' -
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HARDWARE. ,
,
,
.
JJARDWARE fok EVERYBODY
. We are caily receiving additions to our
always large stock of . .
GENERAL HARDWARE,"
PAINTS, OILS,
" iron, nails, ; ;
GLASS, SASII, & Ae.
' Which we are : . , .
SELLING AT LOW PRICES!
warranting all goods sold to be aa repre
sented and
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST !
Thanking our customers for former pat
ronage, we solicit a continuance and in
crease of trade.
RAYNOLDS A SAXTON. H
1S67. tf.
Jane 26.
jARM FOR KALE.
I wish to sell my farm sitHaled in' WashJ
inton township, Stsrk eoanty one fourth
mile northwest of, Freeburg, and., three
miles north of Paris. The (arm contains
160 AGUES, ...
One hundred acres beiag cleared, and un
der a good state of cultivation f aad sixty -acres
good timber land.
There is on tbe larm a gcod two-stery
. Brick Dwelling House, .
of ei(tht rooms; a large plndid BANK'
BARN eighty by forty feet. Alee a splen
did Orchard of 270 trees of good grafted
fruit. The farm is well-watered by a run
nlng stream and springs.,
Tkhmi Onehalf ca&h and the' balance
in one year with Interest secured by mort
gage on the Dremisps. -
For furtuer particulars call ee
DEWALT 8. SMITH,
Canton, Ohio, or
, ' JOHN SMITH,
i 'acrlmS Wreeburie. Stark co.. O,
TOLEDO A PITTSBUKU RAIL-
JL , . . ;ROAD COMPANY. ... . V
Notice is hereby' given, that books will'
be opened . for seonring subscriptions to
tho capital etock of the Toledo and Pitta- .
burg Railway Company, on Mondav, the"
sixth day or April, 1863, at the office or
M. R. A R. TTaite. Toledo. Ohio: at the
store of Charles Foster, Fostoria, Ohio;
at tne omce ot con. w . r. iNODle, nmn;
Ohio: at the Banking House of Geo. D.
Hartei A Bro., Canton, O; at the store ot
Qen. H,:'A.' Sttdger. Carrollton, Ohio; 't :
the office of Col. Geo. If. MeOook, Steun.
nenvuie, j; ana at tne omce of Llovd and
Black, ; Pittsburgh, Pa. ; 1
D: Spauldirig,' James Wallace, ' r
S. M. Kerr, - - John S. Davison. ;'
T. W. Hartman, W. H. Kincaid,
M. R. Waite,. Truman H. Hoa?
Charles Foster, . W. P. Noble,
K. u. Pennington, K. w Shawhan,
J. M. Naylor, Goo. W: McOooir '
Jes. Means, . L. Borland, .. . : -1
S,-;H. Hartman,. ,.W. E. .Schuertz, ,. ,
J. JB; HuWey, .. Thomas Fawcett,
Jatnes C. Hall, Solomon Lind.
II. 8. Walbridge, -
C. Aultman, Isaac Harter, i
ivi. wiitwai, : ., j ames a. tsaxton, -,.
E. Ball, . . , , J no. F. Raynolds, .
LDurbin,1- 'D.Tyler, ' ,
G. W. Lawrence, L. Schssfer,
H. S. Martin, M. L. Fast.
LOCECUTOR'S NOTICE. .
Notice is hereby given that the tinder
rlgned has been duly appointed and qual.
ified as Executor or the last will aatl tea- t
tament of Henry Albright, deceased.
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