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A- XcGSlooa, EDITOR.
R PKHIDKJT Uf 1868,
0GX H. PEXDLKT01T,
or omo.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Tor Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM K. FINK.
, Secretary of Stat.
... .'HfOMAa UUBBARD. ,
ffcfcool Commissioner,
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
Uetober Heard of Pnbllo Work.
ARTHUR HUGHES.
Clerk of Supreme Ceort,
JOHN M. WERB.
Ohio Democratic Electoral Ticket.
(Tor the State at Large.',
RUFU3 P. RAKNEY, of Cuyahoga.
HVQII J. JEWETT, of MunaJpgum.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
, For AaHllnr:
ANDREW PONTIUS.
I Clerk t -
GEOilGE AV. IIENNINO.
Commissioner t
ANDKIW 6-5AIIL.
Infirmary Directors
LAWRENCE ALEXANDER.
Doctrines of the Democratic Fathers.
The several Slates composing the United
, ' UN, are not united oa the pruiciple of on
i.initrd submission to their General Govern.
. aent, but by a compact, under the style and
title ot a Constitution for the United States.
- aad of amendment thereto, they constituted
a General Government for special purpose
. dolegatad to that Government certain defl
ate powers, reserving, each State to itself.
the ridury mass uf right to their self-gov-rnnient;
and whenever the General Govern
ment aranraea undelegated power. Its acts are
vtnauUujritative, Void, and of no force; to
. this compact each .State acceded as a State,
aatd in ao integral party, its co-Slatea form
ing, as V itself the other party; the Govern
. ' iteal created by this compact was not made
tli exclusive r tlnal julre of the extent of
powers (leleirated to itself since that
' ( U1 have made its discretion, and not the
tit ution, the measure of its powers; but
M other cases of compart among pow-
ln no common judge, each party has
1 si riirht to juthre for itself, as well of
i ns as of the mode and measure of
THOMAS JEFFERSON: 1795.
' ''r.vTy friend of ottr free Institutions
j aaouul be alvrays propurca to maintain un
Unpiil tuiil.iin full visor thr kkiht ani
: . ;f-Nt ,vk.ths TTiH, and to confine
tin ai-tiou of'the Geuerul Government strict-
r to th sphere of its appropriate duties."
ANDREW JACKSON: 1837.
"ho loitumMt it u lo me to see an
j old friend bud ar-i.U-, principles of justice
i aad friendship forguUea, and all for the sake
I of roLicT; ant! Ui-i rrcat Democratic Party
; U rkled or einlanjen J tor roucr I I can.
, aot refect upon it wi!h any calmuess: every
point of It, upon sci-ut'ui. turns to barm and
. disunion, and not one beneficial result can
ANDREW JACKSON:
1845.
-It- ILJ t,
"I am Democrat ; every man
my mriment is a Democrat .and when
I shall b convinced that this war has
for its object any - other than what
have mentioned, or the Government
tlseiama asm? its soldiers to execute
the purpose of the abolitionists,
pledee you my honor as a soldier that
I wiD carry my sword on the other
aide and cast ray lot with that people.
—Col. U. S Grant in 1861.
THE NEWS.
4
cases of sunstroke
within the last two
Three ftttal
Ph!Nle'LlA
days.
A brtlicr of ex -President Van
Bur. n died, July 3d, at Kluderhook,
JCew Vork.
Ic in thought the California wheat
sorolus for export this season will
ivach 300.000 tuns.
. Tli. CMcago, Bock Island and Pa-fir-
Kilroad Is progTcwino; westward
. the rate of half a mile daily.
, .nie thief ptole forty-three thou-
id dollars in bonds from under
-Mcwuf two clerks in ft New York
-ktr's office, July 8d. -
f the hundred miles of Pacific
1 1 road buildiniT lot near Bait tAke,
V eham Young got sixty, and Nou-
r n k Co. (Gentiles) Jorty,
A couple in Chicago, aged respect
ively twenty -one and twenty years,
have been divorced, after a married
Jife of five summers. .
A grand Temperance Convention
.ll be held in Cleveland, Ohio,
VvAltresdny July 29, the object
' compare views, discuss fundamen
I principles, and secure, as far
-natieaMe, concert of action among
frienas ef total abstinence.
' i'l.e mysterious and fatal epidemic
among poultry, known an the "chick
en cholera," is discovered to be caused
by the presence of trichinae in
intestines.
The proposed taxation in the
Dominion, under Bad leal rule, is
not including the
States taiT nor any county tax
for schools.
It is estimated that within the
.- twenty years the IrlBh in the
States have remitted to their
' at home nearly 15,000,000 or
000,00 in gold.
The Boston Post-office Is to
25.6W Bquare feet of ground; that
Jfew York will occupy 65,269
feet. - The site of the former
$469,000 ; of the latter, $500,000.
An artesian well hew being
ttt St. Liouis has reached a depth
3,147 fcet, tho deepest in the
There ia no water yet. The work
been going on for twenty-six
Not less than uixty thousand
of Texas cattle are . now on this
of Bed Blver, on their way North
shipment over the Union Pacific
- Eastern Division, to an Eastern
ket.
' A ropewalk In Trenton, N. J.,
innt tn mud out the lonrest wire
- ....
ever made In one piece, ia
t a Tnrt t in lAnrth IM
1. over 21 Inchea. and its weight
o,to,ia
r. r.u' M.rth Wllliamm
four ir.iKw oorth of Scooba, MIsh.,
- 'i ui.d, the other day, hanging
t. A.A Wht ur4 drat
. .nh.hWnrovcd.upo.
tion, to have been a'flendiah
fnllnwed bv murder.
An experiu ent made last
Germany, In planting potatoes,
that where the "eyes" had
ben removwd, the yield was
"tinjes as great as where they were
In their pUee. It was found
" where an old eye had been rubbed
three or four new ones made their
pearaoc.
A faw night alnoe an old lady, who
bad get ur-n th train for Chicago at
FreopoK, Illinois, observed aud
denJy to throw np herarm. exclaim
ing, I am a wicked vltvh, and am
g-alDg to die !" She died soon after in
convulsions. In her pocket was found
a bottle labeled " poison." ' , ":
The locusts-are disappearing' from
Indiana.
The Philadelphia brick - makers
have all turned ut " on the present
strike.
The specie export from New York,
July 1st, was $617,500.
. United SUtes silver ia at a discount
of ten per cent. In Canada.
A house waa burned, on the lat, at
Rockland, Maine, and Mi-w Elia In
graham, an elderly woman, the only
occupant, waa Hnffocated.
It Is expected that OoTcrnorSwann
will appoint V. Piuckney White to
srve out flte rt mainder of Revordy
Johnson's term.
The four Catholic Archbishops of
the United States protest against the
rwislngof a hatallion for the Pope,
and urte contributions of money in
stead.
The Indiana were still troublesome
along the Upper Missouri, wreaking
their vengeance ' generally on our
woodchoppers and wolf - poisoners,
who, they say, are driving off thoir
game. 1 hey do not disturb traders.
The new Impeachment articles of
Thad. Stevens, together with the
speech which Is to accompany them,
are finished and In type.' Proof slips
have been taken but are refused the
press. Mr. Stevens will take the first
opportunity to present them.
Poland, ot Vermont, hancst enough
to vote against admitting McKee,
defeated by 1.C00 majority In the
Ninth Kentucky District, moves
Thad. Stevens to declare the Radical
ticket elected in every Stato where it
is not defeated by less than 20,000
votes. Let us have peace!
The steamer Benton arrived at
Leavenworth, from tho Upper Mis
souri, last week, with a cargo of 10,
000 buffalo robe, 3,000 wolf skins, a
large number of deer, elk, antelope,
beaver, mink and other skins, valued
at $75,000. The buffaloes are very
plenty this season, and all kinds of
furs and peitriv are better than ever
before known.
L us huve peace I" ssld Hiram
Ulysses Grant to the Chicago Con
tionists I and Hiram Ulyssos Is hv
Ing it severely. He arrived in Cincin
nati July 1st, not having been dis
turbed by a signal or other evidence
of enthusiasm, during the whole route
from Washington. Again we say
Let us have ptace I" . -
The House Judiciary Committer
have agreed to report the bill prohib
iting aliens and foreigners from pros
ecutlng claims In the United States
Ci urt of Claims, and also providing
that where suits are instituted
State Courts by parties against United
States officers, they shall be transfer
red to United States courts.
The Amnesty Proclamation Issued at
Last.
I
I
in
the
As an appropriate act says the Cin
cinnati Enquirer, to commemorate the
ninety-second anniversary of our Na
tional Independence, we have the
Proclamation of the President, grant
ing full pardon and amnesty from the
penalties of treason, to all persons di
rectly or Indirectly engaged in the re
bellion, reinvesting them witn poht
ical privileges, and restoring to them
their property, exclusive of slaves, on
ly excepting those cases In which
property has been legally divested, or
parties that are under indictment for
the offense of treason in courts of
competent jurisdiction. It is a docu
ment which, though long postponed,
is worthy of the age of Christian en
lightenment in which we live, and
carries with it, in the spirit which it
breathes through its preatubiedts own
defense against the political bittern!
with which it . may be assailed, and
which would keep alive, long after
the war itself had ended the Eectional
and portizan hatreds by which it was
engendered. .
on
as
the
The Radical Convention for this
Congressional District met at Wells-
ville. Ohio, on Wednesday last. The
prominent candidates were Judge J.
A. Ambler, of Colarnbiana, lion. B.
Sherrard, of Jefferson, and Gen. E. F,
Schneider, of Start. After seventeen
ballotings. Gen. Schneider withdrew,
when Judge Ambler was nominated
on the eighteenth ballot. To recon
cile Gen. Schneider and his friends
for thoir unexpected defeat Mr. S. was
nominated fo Presidential elector for
the 17th District. .
Mrs. Victor, of Clevoland has been
found guilty of murder in the first de
gree. Bhe poisoned her brother, last
winter, after having seenred a life in
surance policy In her favor for $2,000,
What Soldiers Say.
except
last
United
friends
$7t
cover
The soldiers are not tho men. who
desire to keep up strife between
two sections. Having fought the
out they desire a complete restoration
of the Urion, and are willing to for
get aad forgive. This was fully
pr ven at a large meeting of Union
o diers which waa held in Nashville
the other day. Resolutions were
of wopxea exposing u
square
coeta
bored
of
world.
has
months.
head
side
for
road,
ed ; commending their good conduct
since the war ; declaring disfranchise
ment of the dominant party unwise
and ungenerous ; favoring universal
amnesty and pardon for all past polit
ical offences ; declaring that the
lic credit must be maintained,
bondholders must be paid in green
backs. Delegates were appointed
the New York Convention. General
Dawson presided.
mar-
has
Genekax Grant Is the recipient
of pay and emoluments equal to
rope 000 per annum. JNOt long ago m
a I 4 -i a oA frr X a.A..lu
aaia. cetveu a gin oi viuu.jv m uuu.
dl&meter I admirers In New York, t rom i'mia-
some delphU friends be received a ftplendid
- j house, completely fflrnishad,
reid,n W0.000. and from other eourow he
wtu.
by the
RliniMMCd
examina, ty to wealth.he no longer
outrage.
eel ved valuable present whtci
bii fortune exceed a quarter of a
lon dollar. Raised thus from
year in
show
ved aa identity as the "plain,
man. wliu a lew years aitu, wmi
observed and inconsetjuenul
izen of Galena.
first
four
left
that
off.
ap
. Coole, the man arreated f ;r perpe
trating the frightful murder at
Cuyahoga county ,Ohio,
indicted, yesterday afternoon,
ociock, for murder in the rst
by a special Grand Jury.
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
VENTIQN.
VERY LARGE ASSEMBLAGE.
AND GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION ON
SATURDAY.
HORATIO SEYMOUR CHAIRMAN.
EVERY STATE REPRESENTED.
PLATFORM ADOPTED.
Eighteen Ballotings and No Choice.
We delayed the Issue of the jjkm.wps
OCKAT In order to lav before ollr5
readers the rsult of the National T
invention, but up lo the time
going to pres. there have been no
uominatioiiK made. The balloting
commenced on Tuesday, after the
adoption f a Greenback Platform.
The two-thirds rule was adopted, and
it requires '212 votes to nominate.
Mr. Pendleton's highest vote was
on tue eighth ballot, rotxiving 1561
and decreasing thereafter until ad
journment to-day.
The eighteenth and last ballot, this
evening, resulted as follows:
Pendleton 87 ; Hancock 1441 ; Hen
dricks S7.
Reconstruction.
In
Congress passed the bill for the ad
mission of Arkansas Into the Union,
and the Radical press whine piteous
ly because the Democratic members
would not vote with them, charging
that th( Democrats tire optosod to tho
restoration of the Union because they
voted against their stupendous fraud.
Arkansas has been for the last thirty
years " a State in the Union." How
and why tho mongrels are to admit;
her another time they do not explain.
We, however, are left to Inter that the,
Radical Republicans In Congress and
their newspaper supiorters. rearard
Arkansas as out of the Union. ' Now,
if Arkansas Is or was, a little while
ago, out of the "Union," how did she
get out ? If she voluntarily seceded.
if that secession was an accomplished
r . i it . . i . , .....
imi, it must nave ueeu oecause tnei
State had a legal right to do so. If
she had no legal right to secede, to goi
out of the Union, then surely all her
efforts In that direction were and are!
null and void. An lilesral act M ndsf
nobody. In order, however, to the
accomplisnment of these purposes the
mongrels have to auume the pontlion
that Arkansas actually did go out of
the Union.
If, therefore, Arkansas waa aud is
out of the Union, bow stands the cat'.'
By the terms of the Constitution "new
the
States may be admitted into the
Union." Leaving out of the argu
ment the fact ot the total absence of
authority for the admission of " old
States into the Union " or for the re
admission of States because the fra-
mers of the Constitution never con
templated impossibilities It is pretty
generally understood that a State evi-
not be "admitted Into the Union"
without tho consent of the State it
self. What evidence have we that Ar
kansas " asks to be admitted within
the Union ?" She has made no such
application. . She has been guilty of
no such absurdity. Why the real in
tellect and legal authority of A.rkan-
sa are under a military despotism.
The military authority throurh
mongrel convention composed of ne
groes and Northern carpet-baggers.
prepared a bastard Constitution, and
without having that constitution en
dorsed In duo form by the white clli-
zenj of the State has sought to force
it upon the people, and by that in
famous means to organize a negro
State out of the old State of Arkansas.
With this bastard, mongrel, negro
constitution, a few " carpet-baggers
and negroes, backed by the same mil
itary despotism, repair to Washing
ton and ask Congress to admit Ar
kansas into tho Union !" And this
the thing for which Democrats are
asked to vote.
We admit it would help the Radi
cals much to have their Infamous dis
union and revolutionary scheme en
dorsed by the Democratic members
Congress. They want somebody
thare with them the responsibility
such an unnatural proceed I ne.
They may call in vain for Demo
cratic help in such a game.
In the second place if Arkansas
not the right to voluntarily go out
the Union, theu she is not out unless
a Radical Revolutionary Congress
forced her out. If Thad. Stevens
his co-conspirators have voluntarily
and wickedly pushed Arkansas
of the Union, then they are the guilty
parties and should at least be Indicted
pub
out
to
$22-
re- , .ncesan outrasre upon decency.
fsnm I- . ...
an(j a crirne against, onr irae
and tried for doing what Jefferson
Davis failed to do. ,
But ' why pursue the argument
The whole theory of "dead Statea"
is a miserable sham, and an internal
cheat. Arkansas was just as much
the Union at the close of the
three years ago, aa to-day, and just
much in the Union to-day as twenty
years ago. Such being the case
has been at all times and is now
titled to her full representation in
Congress of the United States.
that was ever necessary, all that
gress bad any right to require,
for the people of the State, under
own constitution, to elect members
Congress, and those members
entitled to their se&td on precisely
same terms that members from
were entitled to their seats.
This " readmlssion " of Arkansas
a humbug, worse, under the circum-
j
worth
r-
roakw
luill-
tntlon. , ,
. Th Radicals do aot waut,Arkansat
c3tiSltin the Union. They
to see wganized out of her territory,
by foroe and fraud, ft new negro
Greeley on Grant.
un
clt-
War
rtnsviUe, was
at 2
degree,
' The New York 'IUbpnb,
tho Chicago Convention, said:
happens it that every renegade
Radicalism is so vociferous for
What is the mystic tie that binds
our Weed's, our backsliders from
Republican but the
and fishes, in such loving accord
Orant is our only man for President
'I not .hero incitement for reflection?"
Another Impeachment Scheme.
Old Thad; Stevens has, started an
other impeachment scheme. He has
prepared four.articles, which he pro
poses to refer to a select committee,
with Instruction to report at some fu
ture day. ; The first article chanres
the President with Instituting provis
ional governments In the" South with
out the consent of Congress; tho sec
ond with usurpation of the pardoning
power ; the third, with using his pat
ronage to obstruct the laws of Con -
in the Southern States ; and the
fourth with using corruptly his pat
ronage to affect the result of elections
In different States within three years
past.. Old Thad. expects to succeed
with his impeachment scheme after
the scallywag and carpet-bag Sena
tors, elected by the negroes ot the
South take their seats. That he be
lieves he will be able to caray im
peachment through after the admis
sion of these Senatorial d venturers,
I . tl,n i;n(,oo ImiKt Tlo
is a vindictive old creature, and never
nan way in any aeviimem
may uavo ou hhuu. iuo luwuc,,
arul more uecent portion or me j.te-
are alarmed at tms
new movement, and it is expected
that the introduction of this article
Mill excite no little commotion. He is
said to have prepared an elaborate
speech in their defense, of which he
will speak a few lines and the clerk
will read the balance. We shall boo
what will be the result of this third
attempt at impeachment.
Congress.
WlD3ilCSlAY, 1ST. SENATE. The
joint resolutions introduced some time
ago by Edmunds for the exclusion of
unreconstructed Southern State from
voting at Presidential elections, were
taken up, at.d after a speech by Trum
bull in opposition were .laid over for
the Civil Appropriation Bill, wllch
was the special order of the day. An
evening session was held for the con
sideration of private bills.
House. A. number of minor bills
were passed, after which the House
resamed consideration of the Alaska
Appropriation Bill. The new tariJ
bill was reported from the Committee
of Ways and Means.
Speech of Hon. Horatio Seymour.
We lay before our readers the speech
delivered by Hon. Horatio beymour
in the great Hall of the Cooper Insti
tute, New York citv, under the au3-
pices of the Jackson Central Assocla-
B tion, on the night of the 25th of June.
8 tt . .. i :i ;n r. . . v. i ..l.
uuiiurauuusmj, n is uic o-cmi
K Mr. Seymour fully appreciates the
situatioa of affairs the peril of the
1 country and the peril of the Bond-
holding and uou-tax-payiug interests
of the country.
Gexkral Grant's letter of accep
tance to Gen. Hawley is a queer doc
ument. He begins by saying
seems proper" that he should "give
some statement of his views, beyond
the acceptance of the nomination"
but he does not do it ! and not
does he allude to the Constitution
the country, nor recognize its exist
ence. Ilis promise to "obey the will
of the people," is rather indefinite.
The people have expressed their will
in the organic law, and if he should
happen to be elected President, they
have provided he shall take a solemn
oath to obey that until their will shall
have changed its terms. No military
man should be trusted with such great
power on so flimsy it promise as
respect the public will." That
what Napoleon says he Is doing.
of
a
F-Xshioxable Weding. The
fachlonable citizens of Cleveland have
been very mueh excited recently
the marriage of Mary Hoyt,
daughter of Judge Charles T. Sher
man, of the Northern Judicial
of Ohio, to Brevet Major Genera!
Nelson, of the Begular Army.
marriage ceremony took place
Trinity Church, the Bev. Dr. Storkes
officiating. There were six bride's
xnaids. Lieutenant General Sherman
and Major General Sheridan were
the bridal party. After the ceremo
ny the guests were elegantly enter
tained at Judge Sherman's residence.
"
is
are
Mr. Davison, of the firm of Malr
Davison, Wood street, Pittsburgh,
and his oldest son, aged about twelve
years, were both drowned In the
while -bathing, at about
o'clock, Friday evening. The
of the son was found shcrtly after
occurrence, but the father has not
been found.
of
to
for
had
of
has
and
Interesting to Bankbupts.
The Bankrupt Act has been amended
so aa to extend the time to January
1st, 1869, lor. bankrupts to take
benefit of its provision who are
able to pay fifty cents on the dollar.
After that date a bankrupt must
the consent of a majority of
creditors if he should be unable to
fifty per cent. The date under
present law is the 1st of June. .
out
The attempt to get up an excite
ment over Grant and Coliax nas
I Ved to be a dead failure. All the
?
lcal journals affect to be radiant
enthusiastic, but their articles are
and show unmistakable
ef having been written in cold
ConsU-
in
war
as
she
en
the
All
Con
was
their
lo
were
the
Ohio
is
Miss Maggie C, daughter of
Mcllvaine.was married at
Ohio, last week to Jo&iah Messer,
English merchant of London.
father officiated.and among the
were Hon. and Mrs. Wm. 8.
Hon. and Mrs. Geo. H.
Major General Wager Swayne,
Judge Grey, of the Supreme Court
Massachusetts, and others.
wleh
Bute.
before
IIow
from
Grant?"
ev
erything loaves
that
?
Two aerolites fell to tbe earth on
Cth inet., near Solomon river,
The noise and jar were felt for
miles. The two meteors were
on a June afternoon, many miles
tant, like two balls of. Are, ere
struck the earth, and the chock
it like an earthquake.
They have a new drink down
they call " Butler Cocktails,"
stir it up with a.spoon, squint one
drink the liquid down, and put
j gpoon in your pocket.
Jj is eajd trat both fjranr, and
fax consider their chances of elect
entirely too slim to warrant a
nation, and they have concluded
hold on to what tbey have.
In the House of. Representatives
motion to adjourn on the 15th of
was adopted by a vote of 91 to
motion to insert "till tbe 15th of
was previously. rejected.
resolution was laid on the table
Senate. . : -... ; . .:
True, Too True.
Honorable Thomas Corwln a short
time before his death remarked that
the. District tf Columbia reminded
him of what happened on one of his
electioneering tours. The partyK four
in number, traveling in a wagon.inj
one of tho sparcely-settled counties of
Ohio, -was importuned by a ragged
boy to take him with them, remark
ing that " he belonged to nobody, and
nobody belonged to him." Consent
was given. A day or two after the
party stopped at one of the roadside
hotels. During dinner 1 hour, a dish.
oi greens, saia to do tne nnesi ever
grown In that country, wad placed on
the table. ' All but the boy indulged
heartily, and the result was a severe
attack of colic. After the recovery of
the party a consultation whs held, and
It was unanimously agreed that here
after any new dishes set before them
should first be given to the boy,' and
he be forcel to eat of them. 1 If after
the proper time the urchin did not"
show signs that the food disagreed
with blm, then they could partake of
It in safety. Said Mr. Corwin, the
District of Columbia Is in the Sitae
position a that boy : tne first dose of
any suspected act is administered to
these defenceless people ; It not poison
ous, then the attempts will be made
on the States," Washington Evening
Erpress.
A Difficult Surgical Operation.
. One of the most difficult surgical
operations on record, and one of great
interest to the medical profession,
termed ovariotomy, was -performed
at Ft. Wayne, Indiana, on the 20th
Inst., upon the daughter of one of our
most respectable citizens, bv :Dr. W
H. Myers, of this city, assisted by DW
Wood worth r.r.d Rosenthal, and oth
ers. Tho young lady . Is but sixteen
years of age. The tumor removed
contained eighty pints of semi liquid.
supposed to weigh obout nine pounds
to the gallon. In tho us Hit) sac was
contained a number of small cues, the
fluids of whi.-h were al; of aldVreut
colore. The young Jady is doing
wc-U as could )k- expected.. A com
plete history of her case will be writ
ten by her surgeon for publication
tho medical journals of this , country
and Eurorw:.
Judge Ambler on the Rampage.
'it
.
t
Judere Ambler." Httdical candidate-.
for Congress, it appears, got -on.thr-rampage
a few days ao at tialem, mid
procuring a c'ub, wont to the house
jir. neaton, and was going to smash
his head, but Mr. Heaton did
happen to be at home; and the dire
consequences were no doubt saved.
The cause of the Judge's wrath
that it was cbargHl that he was John
sonized. It is said that he threatens
to resign his Congressional a.sbirations
if this thiujr of .tulkii.-g1 abrut'him,
in nis own hcusenold of po
litical taitn, is to go on. Not much,
he won't jf he has two drops of Ilad
blood ia him. He ought to be
candidate against McCoole or Coburn.
Wouldn't thy make the ; campaign
lively. Cincinnati Enquirer, 4th insl:
Negro Clerks in the U. S. Senate.
of
to
is
Senator Con ness. Chairman of the
Committee on Mines and Mining, has
appointed a negro clerk to . his com
mittee at a salary of $2,000 a year.
This fellow will have almost nothing
to do, ar.d the appointment has been
made for the express . purpose ol fur
nishing a full recognition of the doc
trine of equality. The .Radicals
Congress are not afraid to illustrate
their doctrine by their 'works. If the
white men of Pennsylvania desire
see the system progress to complete
fulfillment, let them vote for Grant
or for Radical Congressmen and they
will be speedily gratified. .
An Attempted Radical Swindle.
Dis
trict The
at
ot
The newly elected carpet-hag Sen
ators from Arkansas, after being
f worn in, claimed pay from March
5th, 1867, a year before they were' elec
ted! This is in character with
whole course of the Radical commor
ants who are sucking out the very
blood of the nation. These carpet
baggers were elected by the negroes
of Arkansas, the whites beinar almost
en masse disfranchised by their r.egro
constitution.
A
Bea
ver eight
body
the
yet
t
George Wilkes and his friends
are out $200,000 on impeachment.
Exchange.
That's nothing. Old' Eon Wale
lost the Presidency, Horace Greeley
lost his temper, Charles Sumner
a foreign mission-Wooley.. lost
liberty, ten thousand Radical ofiieers
lost their chances, Miss Vinnie Beam
lost her studio', and the entire Radical
party save " the seven traitors
lost what little pretense to decency
ever had. Louisville Courier.
the
not
pro
cure his
pay'
the
pro-
rad-
and
William H. Upson, of Summit
county, was nominated by the Badi
calsofthe Eighteenth Ohio District
to be their candidate for Congress,
tho 1st Inst. The principal candidates
were James H. Mason, a prominent
lawyer of Cleveland, and Richard.
Parsons, of Cleveland, late Marshal
; the United States Supreme Court.
After forty-six-ballots it' was
impossible to nominate either, so
a split operated in favor of Upson.
Renomination of General Morgan.
blood.
Bish
op Clifton,
an
'Her
guests
Groav
beck, Pendle
ton, Ueneral George W. Morgan
July 1st, renominated for Congress
the Thirteenth district, by the largest
Convention ever before held at
The Convention was very
for both Pendleton
Morgan. They mean to give
thousand Democratic majority In
District in October and November.
of
the
Kansas.
70
seen,
dis
Judge Sherman, of the
States Court, Northern District
Ohio, has decided that the Domestic
Wheel Sewing Machine, manufactur
ed at Newark, Ohio, is an infringe
ment of the Wilson patent. This
covers a large class of
machines. '
they
shook
east
Yoa
eye,
the
Love For the : Soldier. At
Republican Convention in Zanesviile
last week, a man . who has :
held the Auditor's office for four
was nominated for a third tejm.
i a legless soldier who was his competi
tor. The defeated candidate received
89 votes to 124 cast for his opponent."
.Coir
Jou
resig
to
' r. r.,'. ,i ,r
Vl-lA lUAViUCUHItAI V &4 '
SOD, was n0 temoved Orapt COUld
ry but two Northern Slato,
Vs uwv V a UUU v rjjlUUUk &a
a
July
47. A
infernal still, hold to that opinion
He is awfully, maliciouslysilent,
his malice will neither Pve him,
his party, nor Grant, from Just
Sep
tember" The
In the
.
Hon. Henby Stanbery, late
torney General of tbe United
has returned to the practice of his
at Clnclanati. ..
Thirty-one persons of the number
ascertained bhav been on the steam
er Morning Star at the V me of her col
lision, are miss eg. Ninety persons
in all were on board. . j ''.
SukrAtt's trial haslbeen postponed
to the 21st of September.
The red weevil has appeared in the
wheat in Maryland.
Renomination of General Morgan. Advertisements.
J, O T I C E
" Notieo is hereby Driven that T hsv rent
ed my Huckleberry 8 w-' no p. West of My
ers' Lake, and therefore warn all persons
fronj trsxpasklns: upon said premises, as
the law will be euiorced.
K. CASSILiTjY.. .
Canton. July 8. 2808.rtf. , ......
NOTI
CE
TO HUCKLEBERRY
PICKKBS.
Notice is' hereby riven that all persons
ire forbidden, ' without permission, rnm
entasins- the followlDg swampM in. .Tw-lc-snn
townnhip: "Jrahain's Damn's Work-
prley's Eokrote's Bnir's and Snyder's.
Passina- ill rough fields nr nuildin nrs iu
Ilia neichbnrhoi d U Htrictly forbidden.
Non-eon'ormity to thm notice will sutr-
n.. f-rriaierii tn oroention. .
J . HAMILTON GRAHAM.
una others.
Ju'y 8. 1ftfiw2
N
OT1CE.
in
'S.'tilod proposals will be ree'ved bv
he IV-nrd of Fdncation of tli Navarre
tTnion School. Stark conntv. Ohio, nn'il
th 18th day of July next, for furnishing
'he msteril snd doinR the masonry,
lirlok work, raroenter worlt ana plaster.
In of a two sorv Union ScVool Imildinir,
75x5fl.beerected in ths town of 6Uivrr.e,
accordinir trt aoic'.ueilon. " ooi""of
which rosy b seen tn the hnolfl n' -'.
W. Ooshorn, Secretsrv of s!l B.ir.'. at:'"
of Jos- Welly, w Phladeitii'i':a, .
Bv Order ftb" T-vur-l,
. A W. OOSHOPN, Hcict.rf.
Jnne V.h, I83.
V;HEU1FP SALE.
Georjt" Arbockle ys. John Raff.
By virtue of a vendi exponas. Issued
from the Court of tnmon Pies oi Stark
county. Ohio, and to me directed. I will
offer for sals at public out or v. nt tbedenr
oftheLourt House, (tt".rter mock,) in
tli city or Canton. ..
On Saturday the 8th day of Au,, 1S68,
the foliotrlna de4iT'hd real estate, sin
Hte in the Town of Koi-h'ist"', Styrw nim-
tv. t:to. to wit: iff. Kit sr. t:n: ot Ml
Bittrl'nr ninetv-ouA (91) ia &.-i:r! ir.i-. n.
Si'.e to comiflinct at ::.:? .. :.- 1; j,
Tenu, .-ash. R A. KtTK
Jul? 3. IS -8 n . wit!
f'F ;-aLK.
Isaac ilit' ipr am'
o.
of
not
es
pecially ic
al a
1 r, c
! -i t ..f
nai;- i:y
al.
i fit v' fl fn
in; .iiri-t-"
:..;: vut ery
V... All:.l!H
1. 1 rr.i a
. iw vh
t ivrn
iKrli county, Ohio.
Oo Monday the 20th day of July, 1863,
lhafullowln'a doscribtMl per-onal oroprty'
of Anilrw Miller, to wit; One Piano
Foris, 0n rocking chair, one sofa (or
'lVTVsta, )'twn htiatin stoves, on) marble
top tabio,. one "marble top huifHU,
stand, ona common r;-ktnir chair,
sewint marhtno, noa -.iresWfnsf tableand
mix cushioned chairs. . .
Sale to commence at 10 o'clook .
TV rins, oafeb, R. A. 1KBR,
- Sberltf.
Jn'.j-8.1S63 nf.a-T-S
SAL.K.
VHEBIFF
in
the
to
French, Keith &Co., vs. S. P.B-.rilen
fcj. C. McDonald.
By virtue of sitveral fi fa's iffucd
i h. court ot common pleas Of Cuvahoua
aud stars- cuunties, J. will user lur
by public out cry at the Storu room
mtny occupied by said lioraen, in
ton of MHbsillou, :":. ,
On Monday the 20th day of July,
the ltacbolcl of S. P. Borden tno S.
McDonald, which Ihoy may have or
in a S'ore room in the town of Msssillon.
and situate on a Dart of lot unniber ninety
bix, and fronting twenty fwt, moru
leas, on Mnin street, by forty-five
more or lens, deep. - Said. 6tr . rooms
now occupied by Pater Delneiin. .
Sale ot two o'clock pi 'm. Ti-rios.
It. "A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
Julv 8. J868-no5-w6 .
NOTICE.
the
life
lost
his
"
it
on
C.
of
found
that
was.
in
largest
New
ark. en
thusiastic and
three
that
f EUAL
. IVter Conttetr and his wife Pauline
Conitet, of the Slate of Tennessee,
S.ivioH, tbe iinkrinwii helrw of John
Orapt, aad the unknown nirs of l
Mavios. wild of Ko"-inn avios;
names and places of rsutpneu are
will hereby take uotics:
. That on A.pril Uth, 18t58, A. D
tian liooyer, oi St-trk county, 0!.-n.
the .court of enmtnon pleue. in aiu
saidconutyef stHi,-aiui.e v,-i' Oiuo.
his petilioa againet John pKinut. a
.t . x . i. ....... .i...
rained parlies, hu ditittlr.nVi, bi-'aug,
tort b t hut in theywc ito, A. D-,
P. Urant, bing -airnd in iee of two
tracts of lam a ciiutaminsr ov$r
acres and five ncrcs respectively,
situate In section thlrty?nr, township
twenty of range suven. In said
county, which are wore fully described
iu said petition, . contracted' to sell
convey the same in fee simple to
Pautot, snd did convey said premises
saio Pantot, by deed, duly executed
all respects, hut that, ti.v mistake of
person who drafted aaid uoed, said
was described as lying in section
three iu said township and ranico.
tliat. In' like uanner, said lands
sold and conveyed by said wronj,', (iecio
tiou. from said John Paiit-.l end wifv
Peter Coottet andfrauciB faviox
and tltat afteasvards said :wtiiwi, aid,
wife, Kooioa Savon, ny the i'n;K
disci tpi ion, caund in like uianncr t.
mintake of tbe torivuer, Moyevuvi
same py deed to uaid P tr ij-.-.ui '.-.,
atterwards, together wi'fl bi wif;Ty't
to the piaintlfl. ;,
That said petition prays thst' said
defendant may ba desired to
aud deliver to aatd plaiutifl'aoud aud
deeds tnr said too tracts of
ana that in default of their so doing'
decree of this court be made aud hid
correct said conveyance according to
petition, and Shull have the-force and
.tot of audi conveyances from .aStd
aud that the plaintiff may
quieted in his title to said real estate,
lor other proper relief. -
. SCJiAElTKK. & LYNgH,
Atly's fur Chrintiau Hoover,
July Ttb' 186S, noo-tiw ' ' i. ..i.
JSiSiKXATiON NOTICE.
United
of
de
cision sewing
the
already,
years
over
Notice is hereby iitiven. That on
fiftnQta day of June, A.. D., the
of Canton, (Stark coumy. Onio,)
a .petition to the eutnoiissiouers
county, ol buuk aud hlale of Oh o,
lortb tuat on the Third day of Meptenler
A. D., lattT, the council of said oity
an erainuuca providing for the
lot the quauded electors o: said
at the gtneral election held ' therein
Octooer, lti7, A. I., thequesliou
certain territory contiKUouw to said
ould be annexed thereto, said
bounaed and doscribed as
couimuicioj; at a point in the south-
quarter of suulion sixteen In Canton
Stark county, Ohio, where the
and eudt Dran.Uea of thoNimiabiUtsn
forma a janction, thence northwardly
the weal bank of the west branch
Kiuiiahillcu creek to tbe north line of
towuahif, ineuce east on said
line to tlie east bank of lid eaat braach
tukid Niuiisiiilifa; Uieuco -southwardly
with aaiu east cauk to tlie place of
nniK, not lnciuUmg that part
already idcIuubU in the liniitsef
baid petillou aLo setting forth
said general election, held, in
Xtio7a A. I)., said question was duly
legally subinit.ed to said electors of
city, when a lurge majority il said
voting on said question voted iu
of tbe annexation oi aaid territory.
whole number of said electors voting
said question being one thousauid and
and uie uutnber teiou! vuiiug In-
ot saia (jvtcsuuu being nine hundred
niuety-iour. Said petition also re-nog
forth lhat on April 27th; ltW. idh
of said oity .directed. --Vii'iuitt A-'-i.ynch
fi propose aim preituuto a-d coti-su-.
Eioixwiit a peuuoa lo eaecr sucti
t'v.1 I tion. aud thatie is also authorised
Villi- i r . ... . . . . . . - .. . ,
car- plat o f saia terrllpr j Is annexed
Massa, Pn .' .
viu
?
but
nor
defeat.
At
Statee,
pro
fession , j . -i
seating ef said petition to said
sioners, as aforesaid, said cemmlsslonera
appointed the first Monday in
A. O., 18U7, (being the 7th of that
aa the day for the hearing of said
and tbe office of aaid commissioners
tne place for bearing the same, and
caused said petition to be filed
omoe of the Auditor of eaid county
btarlt where the .same may be
The City of Canton,
'. ; .By WUa4All.'A,riYKC.H.
July 6tb, 1808. o5-6w. : . , ..'
MERCHANT TAILORING.
QREAT REDUCTION In PRICES.
Prices of - Good Approaching a" Gold
"s NICIIOIjAS BOTJR,
Merchant Tailor.
Has
reopened his Merchant Tailoring
- CsbiiKhinent in
Barter's Rank Block (Second Floor),
. .. Where he has just received .
AN ENTIEELT NEW AND" WELL-SELECTED
STUCK
Cloths,
Cassimfires,
Vestinsrs,"1
. AUo, a Splendid assortment tf
BROADCLOTHS,
Cassimeres an d V es t i'n-gs,
of all Kinds, Stylos and Prices.
-
. N. BOUR,
The'welKkniwn Merchant T'.lor. pays
individual- atfoition to .avery .garment
miwle t tim HtHbliHliment.
Kin mi. Mv . 13SS tr
A L X E ' S
LADIES' FASHIONABLE
EjS:po:rittm:9
NO. S SCHiEFKK'S.OPEKA BLOCK,
."'CANTOS, OHIO.
The i:iier.-(ft"'-! talteji i!M-ut in n
noiiiiein lo the T-rties of Canton and
viinity. !lit ne a now jirejixrwrt to o
C'ln'.niiila'.e ttten:. st v&ry n':!m:iio!
pntfs Irotn ooe of tl.t iti.?t c!i-ipp
orttnnii A r.U ktaiii of :
'iillinei'y Good
i
'or
TV
n
ono
m.
'
and
from
sl
for-
tne
i :
lS68t
C.
hold
or
feet,
in
cash.
'.
'8iik uti'l Sirs?: Qohd.t,
French Flowers,
i-M B ItOl DUB Y of all Klad,"'-
BR1BAL WRE.VTflS, ...
HATS, CAPS, '
BONNET. .
' ' STRAW,
And all other kinds of
FASHIONABLE TRIMMINGS.
. . AI.90 '
' A splendid stock of tbe mest modern
Styles and Colors of - -
LADIES' NEW DRESS SILKS,
AUD
. WHITE GOODS. '
LADIES' CLOAKS A SHAWLS,
And everything- to complete a .Ladies'
Fashionable Wardrobe.
N. B. Miiis Hkisskr. until recently
weil-known and accomplished Milliuerot
Msssillon (sister-lrt law of tbe under
stifiiedi, assisted by several other compe
tent young ladies, are constantly eneaxed
in luakiiiar. altering and renairihe Unta,
Bonnets, Ac, in conformity with tne La
test Btyies. .
He has made arrnngeinents to secure
always the Latest Fashions, so soon
Ihev can, be bad from Paris 'iind New
York. Call and examine beforeyou pur-
et.se elsewhere.
HENRY FALKE.
I
P.
ranais
IROI. FOUNDRY.
nn
known, "'hrtn'
!
Tn.-
fi:.' !
John
rer
tain thir
teen Utnrk
and
John
to
in
the
land
thirty
aud
v,ro
,o
joiittlv, j
j
liti.-j '
'.h:., j
r.h? i
Lo i
a t
.pari
ties execute
sut
hcient land,
the
to
said
et
do
teudauts, be
aud
:i ,
Plfl.
"IIN LA IK V & CO.,'
SOUTH CKKRRY STREET.
CANTON, OHIO.
the
city"
preseat
td of the
setting
pxaavd
aubmiu
siou city,
in
whether
city
t'erritorj
being loliows :
west
town
anip. went
ureelx
on
of the
said
township
of
beitiu-
''thereof
naidcttyi
that at
OcLobwr,
and
aid
elec
tor favor
. The
on
two,
favor
and
vrrtin-ti
Machinery Castings,
Shafting, Pulleys aud Hangers,
Grate Bars,
Iron Colums and Lintels,
.Window Cap and Sills,
Iron Railing, Cellar Grates,
Vault Rings, '
Vault Rings, i
' Hitching Posts,
Spout Guards,
- -Iron Shutters,
' . PWh Weights,
Desk. and Seat Castings, ,
" Bedstead Fastenings, v
Farm, and School Bells,
Cider Press Screws,
Road Scrapers, ,
. . Plow Castings,
Coal Car WTheels and Axles, ''
1 I
Oven Fronts and Dampers,"
Harrow Castings,
Nuts, Bolts aud Washers,
. Wite.Railing, etc,,
Kippt bn harid or furnished ti orclr
reaaonable terni. 8 ecial attention
to orders for small firay iron castings,
repaiilng done nn shert notice.
warranted first class. :'-
June '2A, lsCSmi , i ;.i .
gRIDOE NOTICE.
Sealrd prnposalo will be received at
Auditer'a oflice, until noon, on Monday.
July t), 1S6B, for building the following
bridRos: '
Masonry of a bridge near
farm .in Bethlelixm township.
Masonry and Iron Superstructure
of a brdge over tho Tuscarawas River
Bethlehem. Masonry to consist of.
abutments and one pier. Iron super
str'u'etnre of two equal spais of
sixty-five feet each.
Also, Masonry & Iron Superstruct
ure of a bridge over tbe (.'anal at thn
point. Spaii about-filty feet;-
about fourteen feet In the clear. . ..
Masonry, and Iron Superstructure
of a bridgtmar RmbrautT 's Al il I, in
townhlp. Span thirty twit. Track
feeU 11. C. li.Ll.Iy ON,
Comity Auditor.
Canton. June 2,;'6Sw2 '
R. BAUHOF.
tJ. V. JiA.U K
to aet
. i
to Baid
commis
September,
month,)
petition,
as
there
tore in tbe
of
Inspected.
. '( ; .,
QANTON MARBLE WORCS,
SAST.TVSCAIAWAS.STi,
Opposite American Hotel', Canton,
. , - IAUeBS. IN . -
.MONUMENTS & TOMBSTONES,
of American and Italian Marble,
Uot up in the most, approved s.tyle
modern taste.
m R, & J. F. BADHOF.
. jttWelT.lSfiStf
the
as?
A Positive ; Remedy , for all
- . kinds of Humors, :;
' Scrofula. Sourw. Salt-Rheum. Oar bu ti
des and Boils, Clears and all obstinata
AfTections of the- Skin, Inflammatory
or Chronio Rheumatism. Piles. Chronio
Diarrhoea, Mercurial Diseases, and every
taint of the System; Dyspepsia, and those
miecufjfi oriyinauny in inn ucrunucmom
of the - Digestive Organs ; - viz.,. Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Af
fections, Headache, Languor, ana uepres
ion of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Consti
pation. - .. . ':,;...
fTlQIS excellent medicinal compound was first
J,. preparsd by Dr. J. W. PO LAM), to 1847,
apd. was thm employed with .great success In
expcllingi hnmora from the. blood; bat In 1848 a
medical friend who wu quite celebrated as a physi
cian, especially ia the treatment of humors, sug
gested same important Improvements, which wore
adopted, and which has mado it (so tho people say)
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
to "the faculty." ; ' -
This preparation is composed entirely of vegeta.
bles, among which are Sareaparllla, Yellow Pock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, aad bloodroot. ' ' "
When the originator lived in tew Hampshire, at
Goflstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles around, and tn Manchester particularly, tho
. ILumor Doctor was well known and highly valued
-for the numerous and wonderful cures which it ef
fectcd. Though manufactured In large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas
ers had to wait for more to be made. In that re
gion, Gome very severe eases of Erysipelas were
treated with, and they were cured t Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncles, those ngly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So it was with Scrofula and
' Salt-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
It isVeefrom any dangerous drugs, Is pleasant to
the taste, safe, yet sure and effective in its action.
TKEPAEED AT THE ,
UFW-ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
And for sale by all Dealer in Medicine.
C. DAHIOir CO Proprietors.
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
j
:
j
etc.,
at
paid
and
VVork
.
OHERIFF SALE.
Fr nph, Keith A Co, vs S. P. Eordon et al,
Bv virtue of several fi. fa's issued from
the court of common pleas of Cuyahoga
and Hcsrk counties, aud to me direoted.
I will offer for sale in the storeroom late-
lv occupied by S P. Borden in the town
of Msssillon, Stark county, Oh.o, com
mencing on
Monday, the 13th clay of July,
The- following de-cvihed personal prop
erty, to wit: Oil to es, K'nhams, lawm,
l.ruwu and blvuitneri muHlins. aoliiuien.
iliinai-ls, clotlissiiirts, bwl spreads, table
spri'.Kis.coilarn, liose, unlliciiH, nauKeeoM,
ctviikinir. lineuM. alt'.acax, cumbrtc spool
iiirrU(i, machine aiiit buttons, Marsuiiie.
uliiri tiosonis, straw hats, ladies' htis,
shuwif. diapers, gents pants, cusyimert.
wooiei' -etirting, lacee, tutliea a piovo?.
boop--kirts, tottether-with every -varetv
of goods usually found in a dry goods
More; also, one jewin itiucuine.
'tialeco commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
and continue from dav to day until
tbe tuods aro disposed of. No goods wilt
be -delivered until paid for. terms cssli.
R. A. DUNBAK, tiheiiif.
Juiyltd
N
E W MILLINERY
the
i
Naft
zinger'H '
at.
two
about
;
xnuie
Track,
Plain
four
teen '. The iiD J'ersigncd having disposed of
interet-iu tiw rirm of ileckman t ClutT,
begs leave to inform her friends and -the
public, that she is new receiving an en
tirely , .
NEW STOCK, . OF MILLINERY,
and is prepared to" execute in this
witn neatness aud -diputch. She hope.
to receive a continuation el tne lavorn
heretofore shown. .
Prices verv moderate and satisfaction
gKiu-aateed. ...
lt.xnus on Kast 'Cuscarnwns street,
door West of the. American Motel.
Mrs J. U. CliUi Jf.
Canton. May 20, lSod-.f ......
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How Lost How Restort-d.
Jut nubllsheed, a new edition of Dr. Culvrwell"
Ceibraied Ksay (ia ihA Itaiiicnl Care (withent
medicin- of bpernistorraaeii, or KenuuAl nnk.
iie6H. invoini.idry cim:iuu joseei. nuHVThjtuv;
Mental and 1 bical lucupacity,- liapctnnttai
FiiN, induced by Beiriudali;unce ur sexunl crurara-
i-ri 'e. in a seaica aTioTO; anty o cents.
Tlie vt'lehrnted &uihor. in bi admiifll.le
clturly disnoniftrusv trom m thirlr yeaim Knccaes-
ful piOfHieu, Ihuc the ularraing runuqueucit
tsi-uuui iuhv r&utcaiiv curcu wnnoui
uanseroitA ne of internal uiedlclne ort bo aip'.icA.
n ol ihe kuiie; pointiuti onr a mode ot cure
m.;- bir.ip:e. certain and rtVvsOui. by umiiij
whi.-h t-vtry etifi-pier, no inaitr what hin r..iuli-
tiun may bi. may !.. uiav euro bitiu:ell chcsulv.
KQM ra.llv..'4ll.V.
1 tll L.Mrtlre nhould r.e In lha hndnd ofverv
TOU'.b aud i-yrv mail iu tbe land.
. nr under bi-at. in the nnuda f every ySiR
every un.ll in the Und.
'Sent, uueer eal, tit a pttiin anvelone to' stir
UreiN.jio'paUl, uu rt eAyl o rls cruts, or lve
price zo chui. A(tdr8 tbe Publirpr, . . ,
CllA. I LI KI lNP Oil .
T)OARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.
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Any person wishing to buy a first
houriiing house, is requested to call
this oflico lor particulur.1. The bouse
well iurninncd, has at present ciunteen
hoarders. It is situated on the iVibllc
Square in Canton Lease four years.
iel' low. wan soon.
Canton, July 1, 1803.
HURFORD
fats on the beit TinBoof.
Ayer's
v igor,
For restoring Gray. Hair lo
ils natural Vitality and Color.
dressing which
once ngreci)'er
:!iy, uml cfievi uc.l
preserving lh
Failed or (ray
vi socn
to its .oxigtual . color
Uttl'Jlha. ijt'nsn' tend
e.ines.i of youth.
Thiti-'hair is""iliick-
er ud, falling hair checked, and IjhW
ni.1 often, tlionjrli not "always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hitir where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glanJs atrophied nd decayed..
But such as remain can be raved for
usi-fulucss by this npplioation. Inytend
of fouling the liii'r ,y ith a 'nBty sedi
ment, it will keen it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
,
rczlorcn
from turning gray -tor., tailing on, h;iu
consequently prevent baldness. Free
frOlU- tllOj?e deletOPMUS SUOiitanCC which
"... ,
make, some preparations oaneroiis Slid
injurious to the Miatr, the ior cau
only heneiit but not harm it. It v.autcu
inerely for- tu . -; .- ', ,
'-' - '"HAIR ' ; - DRESsi N
Ti Mitnr, nldfi nil Ilia tV,nril c 1nCTlol ilf
Coutitiiiii) r. liuilhe.r oil nor. Jvc.lt coes
-i i-.. t.., . l i , .
not soil white cambric, iud yeb lati
lon" oil tlie hair.- ffiviu" it a rich trlossv
uu lilt, ii.iii, Si"o 11 rlL" KluBnJ
tustre aua it gratetui pertume.
Frepared,.by. Dc..J. C. Ayer k Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
mass.
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AVer's Safsaparilla7
A 1"
tT A io derived from iu
jA Hiiuiy of wlucb ni
fc-j?" n.j.fvclkMi6..' Inv
The reputation this ex-
-.celluiit iueticiDe enjoys.
lUf 1. U 1 l-'i..
are truly
vdfeisrMtu
rHe or hcrofulouH li
aEe," -where the yti
summed eaturutd wiiti
.coruption, have been
iiiu'itip.il &cd cured bv it.
r. ; . S;:rofuloii8 affei'tionanJ
(Usorrlei-s, tv hit were r.g-
-r.w trravated bv tho Bcrorn-
..i:.mltiatiAii until
thev were psinftilly ftfltu-ting, have Iwn TaUicaliy
cured in f ueh great iiuuUc-. in Iir,o."t ercry sec
uuu v. ui. ...... j,uwvui, juuhi; euumj 11V IT
be informed of its .virtues or it-es. j
Scrofulous poison is one or Ilie moet desrn?U?
enemies of onr race. Often, Uiia uneec-u nd ujifeit
tenant of the org.iriism uniif .mines thecoustlnilion,
uml bivites thcattsckof enfeetrlioor fttt.il diseapwi,
without exciting a suspicion of ite ivesence.. AKsij
It tiecins to breed infection Ihrouuhout the bodv, anil
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly lrvelp
into one or other of its hideous formF. either on Um
surface or nmoiur tiievitnls.''lD tlie latter, tubcr-
cles mav bo suddenlv d;rio9'.ted. in a.e J tiara
heart, or tiinuird formed hi the liver,-oi- if bhowa
its presence hv eruptions on tha skin, or fuiil ulowr
ationB on some pait of the body. Hence the occa
sional use of a bottlo of tills Sursnpurllla is ad
visablc, even when no Rctiva Fvmptnins of di-.tato
appear... Fersons ntltietrl with" tho lulioivintf com
plaints generally Cud. liniuclaie relief, and, at
length, cure, by the use of this HAI SAfAKlTr
I.A: JUt. Anthony's J-'irr, J..e vr jE'l'iaiitetre,
Tetter. Salt Jiicum, Scaltt JI'((, Jilttpirorm,
Bore JEuvn, borr JRart. aud othcT eruftious or
visible forms of Scrofvlmts di&oae. .Iho ia the
and the various Vlrerou auectionsof.the musca-
Hert instate, nt, '., Xrurafgia,
P VBrtBerKSS?.'
(uthilts or. r.nmal snd Si ermrial JMarase
are cured by it, thcivuh a lonptuneta eauirod fur
suhduingthes-e obstiuateruahuuesbj - spy medicine.
But Iodz coitt.Duod uire of Ui is medichic t. ill cuta
the complaint. JLfurorrhma or KitiU I'terin
XSIceratianm, and J't ttutlc liirnru, are coin
monlv soon, relieved find .ultimately rurcU by ia
puriiying imd invigorating' e.Teot. "3!inute Irec
tioH tortarrj case are found in our Almanac, fnp
plied gratis. Ifhrvntntism mid rtttt, vikoe
tauned by eccninnlaUona of extvanrotte i.attr
in Clio blood. Vic-id t.uiiiklv to it. as iUio lirmf
utyjTtpiftiHts, iWiftfif . i.enaetition or ittpatn-
mntfnttoT the Hr.umi Jauutlica. bu i:ri.ipic.
they otlen do, from tho rrnklins poisons in the
blood. Tbi sjLUHAPAitiii.Ji ft a gi-eat re-
si"1 'V1 ule strenpn ann vigsr or uie system,
ThortO who are Lit,, put and J,iKtlemnItpo.
wmrf atrrptcmitf join rouiueu wild J mwNf
preltensions or Fmrn, any of tho affections
symptomatic ef Wrakw, ril. Qn immert'iHte
relief and convincing evuleucc of iu retitorarive
power uyoa trial. . -., . ... . .
PREPARED BT
Or. JT. C. AYXR-c CO., X.ow:i, UTaaai,
Practical and Analftical' Chemists.
SOLI BY ALL DEUGGIdTS EJRYWnEfiB.
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Jl jnOM IjUA I.- tslOVIi IN USE.
. Little's! Itnprovd Cook fitove
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For either Coal or Wood.
.This popular Familv Cook Stove has
row been hroubt to eh u tPtrrce of
rxjrfection, anil by actual -'trial has con
firmed all that ia claimed for It. We can
therefore saff-ly say it is ths; most r-r.K-.
i-KCr stovx in usk! and defies nil ooru
p';t.ition. .
As a baker it is unsurpassed ; "snrl in
every reuptct it novut aild. to giye s.tis
far.tion. "
2. We also contir.as at "our astablishai-int
at Empire Slock,. the . . . ., :. .v, . ' ,
Tinning and Spouting Business.
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' We give .special nlioutioa to '
SPOUTING AND ROOFING,
And we invite onr friends in want of
u b work to give us a call. Our terms,
are moderate
Copper, Tin', and Sheet-Iron Ware
Sold at Wholesale and Retail.'- li. IITTLB
Jc Ub iider have the business in ebsre.
Canton. Ohio. May 27th JSC8.
7ATCUES AND JEWELRY.
OTTO WIN.TEP.U ALTER
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atch arid Chronometer Maker,"
Begs leave to announce to "the citisens ef
Canton and vicinity mat ne Is
r.bout opening a fctors in
No. 1 OPERA nOUSE BLOCK.
'Having a. thorn-aKti vknowladK -of the
biiiiiuess, and' a lari;e assortment of the
verv uost - - i
Geneva & "American Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry ana taiverwarej ..
I can securo lo my customers seme ad
vantages of which they will be ready te
ivail themselves .
Spkciai. Attrhtion will be paid to re
pairing ot' all kinds, which will be dose at
reasonable prices, and on short notice.
t-Call and Seel -a. ..
OTTO WINTERHALTBK,.
, No. 1 Opera House Blook.
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FBA.NK H'WISAT,
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Ri:0. KEMPER & CO.,
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and
ad-
pu.t
Havinc purchased Ihe iuterp'st of KJmpsr
ifc Appel iu the Cigar and 't'obaacu busi
ness, invite their Iriends and the publin
gonereliy to call aud examine their stock
of , j . '-.'.. . -. " . --::' '
CIGARS AND. TOBACCO, i.
Whicb. oonsiat la part of the':' -.. '
Best -Havana, - m , i
Yara, Connecticutj
. Soed -and Common
C I G A R 8 . - -'Best
brands of ; ..i.
Fine Cut Chewing, ...
- Buckeye IBjterial, .-.
-' J ' - '- Am bronlx ,
, And all kinds of ; , v
PLtra Dark and Bright.'
.': sBost brands ' .' A '
- S. M. O: K. I ,N .Gu. ,
Lotto Jack, .""Virginity,. Birds Eye.
, . ' . . v- flacheui, Ac, .
And (renersl assortment ef
P I P E S , P Q.U C H ES,
A Del RmokeiV Article Generally..;
J-Reinember the Place, in Raiers
.-itea iront, insist rua. street,
: Gaston, Ohio. - ; .
June 18, lt58tf ' .'- -.. .4
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OIIBAPJCR THAN EVER A'f TUR
ENQUIRER OFFICK, CXXQi.Ssr ATT, O.
Seud for a list of Trices and Sizes.
"Pendleton's ,'(.rcehback" ..gspeeclt,
In'pabipblot form, at. -'
Per hundred, j . . . $ 2 'Out
" Cvo hundred;,', : : 7 fi4.
' thousand,; :' Ii (t;i
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HON. ; G LQRU E J I. PENDLETO N,.
'Written y O- M. li. Bilks'; ''AMaouUto.
jbiditoi ot tbe CiBoiuuati Kutuirer.
Cheap edition, 25 ceuts. bound la cloth
with speecUeT51 t.'' .
- AddreM prders for the above to
C. XL BISHOP
. KniialreOtiiee, Oin O.
July !,' 18d8. . ( .
SPADES. ; 81IOVELS
, for sale cheap, at;
TJOES,
Jul-1'- .' :,: v
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AS PIPE AND i'LXTXTRES
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