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Poetry.
DARE TO STAND ALONE.
Do firm, be bold, be strong, be true,
And dare to stand alone;
Strive for tho right whate'er you, d. .
Though helpers there are none.
: Nay, bend not to tho swelling surge
Of popular sneer and wrong;
Twill bear the on to ruin's verge
"With current wild and strong.
Hiui for tho rihl t Iluinanit y
Implores with groans and tears
Thine aid to break the festering links
That bind her toiling years.
Stand for tho right! Though falsehood
reigns
And proud lips coldly sneer,
A jmisoned arrow cannot wound
A conscience pure and clear.
Stand for. the right and with clean hands
Exalt the true on high;
' Thou'lt find warm. and sympathizing heart
Among the passers by.
Men who havo seen, and thought and felt,
Tet cenld not hardly dare
The battle's brunt, but by thy side
Will ever dangers share.
Stand for the right proclaim it round,
Thou'lt find an answering tone
In honest hearts, and thou no more
Bo doomed to stand alone !
LOCHABER NO MORE.
Our fellow-clti-ens of Gaelic birth or des
cent will appreciate the following lines
quoted at a Highland society dinner
tn London, and ascribed to Dr. Charles
Maekay. We copy them from the London
Scotsman, where they appear for tho firs
lime in print:
Farewell to Locbaber ! Farewell to the glens
To the streams and the corrics, tho straths
and the ttcua;
KarewcU, oh farewell to thy beautiful shore,
Well maybe return to Socbaber no more.
No longer mounts upward the smoke of
fires,
. No longer for us arc the homes of our sires,
No bread for the winning comes hi at
door,
Locliaber I Locbaber I farewell evermore !
In the days that a"e gone, In the old happy
time;
Brave men were the glory and wealth of
- crime,
BiiCtho jrrouso aud the deer need the kail
yards of yore.
And we'll maybe return to Lochaber
more.
Right gladly we'd cling to the land of
birth!
And fight for thee ! die for Hire, pride of
Earth!
But men without hoc are as drift on
' shore,
Lochaber! Lorhalwr ! fa re weU evermore !
Farewell to Lochalicr, its cloud-covered
Bens,
Its clear, wimplin' buruics, its bonnie green
glens,
Tho holy, the desolate, beautiful shore
We return, we return, to Lochaber no more.
Farewell, oh farewell ! and wherever
roam
Thy name shall be symbol and watch w
of houie,
The echo of joys that no lime shall restore,
Lost ! lost ! with Ixx-habcr ! lost ! lost ! evermore.
CHARLES MACKAY.
Gleanings.
Adam was the only man that never tantal
Jzed his wife about "the way mother used
cook."
How did Eve ever get along without
pork-pie hat, or til; era, or fai.-e calves,
handsome young policemen to help her
the cross-walks, or tho dirorce court, or
sewing soclctv? N wonder she "raised
Cain,"
Gen. Butler says he should despise the
COUimanumeni u uivj tauguk unit, iu
iin Andrew Joha&ou. Of course he hates
the ten commandments anyhow, because
one of them says: "Thou shalt not steal."
When a Radical fails to do what his party
expects of him, straightway he is chaaged
. with being bought. They know their
. weakneMt
" One of the best caricatures we have lately
sceD, is the "Dying Impeachment Gladiator.
Ben Butler lies prostrate in the arena,
his brokeu sword, and a most "demoralized'
. countenance whilst President Johnson
een retiring, with a heavy spoon over
shoulder, with which hu has brained
"ber. of Big BetheL"
The ringing of the grout bell of Notre
f)me, near South Bend, Indiana, can
distinctly heard at Elkhart, eighteen
distant.
A Chicago court has decided thai a t
company is responsible for error in
transmission of a dispatch, even if tho
is not repeated.
To make little boys' trousers last: When
you make a suit of clothes for them,
the coat first, and by so doingyou will
their trousers last. It to the only way
thing can be done.
In a recent number of Once a Week
appeared a riddle which was said to be
uablc:
"When from the ark's capacious round
The world came forth m pairs.
Who was it that first heard the sound
, - Of boots upon the stair?
It was said that Archbishop Whately
offered $5 to any one who should solvo
that a German profess wrote a mimt i
ate answer to It, and that, finally, it
sup posed to bo unanswerable. The
to thu: ' .;
"To hira who eons the matu r o'er,
. A little thought reveals.
He heard it first who went before
Two pair of soles aud eels."
American Scenery.
A writer from the Rocky Mountain
descrilics the natural soencry an follows:
shall not atU-mpt to descriU' tliv
scene which was presfntod to us we
the fiassoge of these womVrfull Black
can only say that It was oTerpoweriog
Ms" mighty grandenr. The eternally
rang! of the Rocky Mountains south
u, hh) all around us great columnar
of bald, black rocks, or buttca as they
tcrmexl, confused in from and frightful
sppcarance, simply inspired the mind
awe aud be ildered it with the Inmensily
and novelty of the prospect. 'If any
tourist is desiron of a new sensation, let
at once take the Union Pacific Railroad
look upon this scene from Sherman, on
top of the Black nills. Those of our
who have climlwd the Alps wire quick
say that the peaks aud pinnacle and
shapes of the Kocky Mountains,
flre mile distant, surpassed in variety
mprcssiTe uiijriulncss the far-famed
of Switzerland. The air on the Black
we found to he dry and lijjht, its.
rarity being shwwn brAke exhaustion
followed any ordinary exertion, ft
jpeat drafts of it te- fill thelunn. -
" J ' '
.
- How Soox Fobootts. So lately
. soon f0rSolten. . Tia the way of the
Men take ns bvtne nauu aim
a)K,ut the Ueal'th of our bodies, and
at our joke and we really think, like
v U the wliocl, that wo have something
with the turning of the earllu Some
we die and are buried. Tle sun does not
r funerals; everything goes on a.
W e are not missed on the streets; men
- lw arta feel the
at joaitti "i n
. rn dtr two forms. AJUl
"Vv""" T- .v. i;t Mrr: In
mnvPI 111 LUC l"J
, day. the griave. sw!er
steps and washes but the last Tesufiov
uvea,
A Highlander's Honor.
re
cently our
the
Two centuries ago it was thought an in
sult In the Highlands of Scotland to ask a
note from a debtor. It was considered the
some as saying "I doubt your honor." If
parties had all business matters to transact
together, they stepped out into the open air,
fixed their eyes on the heavons, and each
repeated his obligation with no mortal wit
ness. A mark was then carved in some
rock or tree close by to be a rente mbranccr
of the compact. . Such a thing an a breach
of contract, wo are told, was then rarely
met with, so highly did the people regard
their honor, and so truly did they fear him
beneath whose eye they performed such
acta.
When the march of improvement brought
in tho new mode of doing business, they
were often pained by these novations. An
anecdote is handed down of a farmer who
had been to the Lowlands and learned world
ly wisdom. On returning to his native par
ish he had need of a sum of money, and
went to ak a loan of a gentleman of means,
named Stewart. Mr. S. counted out the
gold on his library table. This done, the
farmer took a pen aud wrote a receipt, and
offered it to tho gentleman.
"What is this, mau?" cried Mr. Stewart,
sternly eying the slip of paper.
"It is a receipt, sir, biding me to giyo ye
back yer gold at the right time, replied San
day. "Biuding ye! Well, tny man, if ye can
na trust yourscL' I'm sure I'll na trust ye !
Te canna ha my gold !" and gathering it
he put it back in his desk and turned his key
on iL
'But, sir, I nuVht die," replied the cnuita
Scotchman, bringing up an argument in f'
or of his new wisiom, "and my -.r.s might
refuse it to ye. But this bit o" paper wad
compel them."
"Compel them to sustain a dead father's
honor 1" cried the high-minded Scot.
"They'll need compelling to do right, if
this is the road yer leading them; I'll neither
trust yc nor them. Ye can gang elsewhere
for money. But yell find none is this par
ish that'll put more faith in the bit o' paper
than in a neighbor's word o' honor and his
fear o' God!"
Was Mrs. Surratt Murdered?
no
our
the
tho
we
aril
to
a
or
over
the
ten
or-
own
with
is
his
the
lie
miles
ele
graph the
dis
patch finish
make
the
Several months ago, Gen. Butler gave it
as his opinion that Bingham had been guilty
of "murdering an innocent woman." Since
that opinion was expressed, many things
have transpired which have a tendency to
prove that Butler was correct. The evidence
which was produced before that Military
Court, presided over by Gen. Hunter, did
not prove Mrs. Surratt a criminal. But the
Court was not organized for impartial work,
and Mrs. Surratt, who never heaad of a plot
which had for its object tho assassination of
President Lincoln, was condemned on sus
picion. ' In a recent letter, a correspondent
of a New York daily tells how ho was re
pulsed by that cruel and blood-thirsty scoun
drel, tho Secretary of War, who stood guard
over tho White House and its occupant.
How many interceded for the life of this
woman, we shall never know, but the nation
does know that this same Stanton indecent
ly refused the requests of Mrs. Douglas and
Miss Surratt for admission to the President.
The disgrace of the execution which follow
ed, is generally admit u-d to have been the
cause of the death of one distinguished Re
publican but Stanton seems to have rejoic
ed over it.
The trial of urralt, th-i son, by a jury of
his peers, for tho same crime for which his
mother '.tiu executed, is familiar to the pub
lic. After a trial which lasted many weeks,
the jury stood two to one for acquittal, but
could not agree. The government had used
every means to justify that horrible execu
tion which shocked the nation, and the re
sult was a complete failure. And after a
long delay, the choree is abandoned by the
government, and another crime is now al
leged. That John II. Surratt was not g-iilty
of. aviug conspired to take the life of Abra
ham Lincoln, is now admitted by the coun
sel for the government. That he knows
more of the plot than his mother did, i an
admitted fact. If Mrs. Surratt V tin gtiiily
of the crime for which she was hmvp, 'iUn
IL Surratt is undoubtedly guilty. Tli" admis!
aion of the innocence of the sou, L- proof
Butler's assertion that Bingham had suo-.'ed-e.l
iu "murdering an innocent woman."
. The main charge now made against John
H. Surratt is, that he corpired to abduct
Mr. Lincoln, then President of the United
States.- Should he be -convicted, the' pun
ishment will be imprisonment for not more
than five years, or by a fine not more (ion
ten thousand dollars, or by such fine and im
prisonment both. The crime to a mild one,
compared with that of which he was first
accused. In view of these facts, was not
Mrs. Surratt murdered T Let an Intelligent
public answer.
Wet the Ropes.
insol
it,
labor
was
answer
region
I
The property of cords contracting their
length becuuie known as a great mechanical
power at the raising of the obelisk in the
square facing St. Peter's at Rome. This
was in 1580. It was a day of great solemn
ity. The Pope celebrated high mass aud
blessed the workmen. The blast of a trum
pet gave the signal, and the engines were
in motion by an Incredible number of horses.
Fifty -two unsuccessful trials were made be
fore the huge block of stcne was lifted from
the earth. . . As it rose in the air the ropes
which held it became so stretched that
base of the column could not be lifted on
pedestal, when a man in the crowd railed
out, 'Wet the ropes." This was done
immediately the immense shaft, as of
own accord, and without further aid from
the engines, rose to the required height
rested on the spot where it now stands.
made
Ilills.
in
snow
vlaul of
masses
are
In
j;ith
blase
him
and
the
party
to
fantas
tic seventy
and
heights
"Wantkr A young man to take
charge of a pair of horses of a religi
ious turn of mind." A school - com
mittee ' iiittri writett : "W have
school hou.su lrje enough to accom
modate four hundred pupils four sto
ries high." A newspaper says :
child was run over by a w agon threo
years old and crosseyed with pant
which uever spoke afterwards."
"Parasol A protec tion against
sun ual.by ladles made of cotton
whalebone." "Straps Articles worn
under the boots of gentlemen made
caltskin." An exchange describing
celebration says:
'The
procession
was very fine, and nearly
two miles
In length as was also, the
prayer
Dr. Perry, theChajilain."
Bills
txtyfvie
which
requirca
-:
.
dead, so
world.
7,7
laufih
the
to
day
stop
usual;
laugh
wouads
,
thTCS
The Lancaster, Poutu, I r.tclti.'ii
cer published at the home ,r Thud.
Stevens, thus alludes taa-ui.e in
character. It says " ' '" ' "
."During; all his. life Thaddeut
haa openly Bcoffed at the Chris
tian religion. A few days since.whUe
trying a caae at a town in another
part of the State, he and some
lawyers were conversing one evening
when one of the party adduced
Bible aa authority for nome statement
he made. ,4Oh," said Mr. tstevens,
"the liible is no authority, it is
but the obsolete history of a
people.
' This the leader of the God and
the
rality party 1 It Is really the party
Infidelity. Immorality and
Robbery. We might also say of
I Love,
BAHKERS.
GEORGE D. HARTER A BROS.,
BANK,
ltona Banking Boom, Bast Taacarawaa St.)
" CANTON. OHIO.
We have removed our Bank to ear new
Banking Housa, where we have every fa
cility for conducting a general Banking
business, and solicit the continued and in
creased patronage. We buy and aell
GoM, Silver, Government Bonds and
Exchange-1
MONET LOANED,
Coupons cashed, and Collections made.
Promissory Note and Business Paper
bought. Draw Slirht Drafts on Eng
laud, Sootland, Ireland, France
and Germany, in sums to
suit.
DEPOSITS REBEIVED!
and Interest allowed at reasonble
rates.
fey-Revenue Stamps for sale Small
coin furni.ihed.
UEOROK D. IT . RTK R.
MICHAEL U. HARTER.
gAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK I
UUOllITU. OKO. n, MASTS. K. D, lrl
IBank Block, wmt side of So," . p."
CANTON, OHIO.
TU1S BANK IS DOING A
General Exchange, Deposit and Dis
count Business !
MONEY LOANED.
.-PROMISSORY NOTES BOUGHT.
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes Bought.
ALL KIND OF
Government Bonds and Revenue Stamps
on hand and for sale.
DEPOSITSRECFIVED
and interest allowed on time deposits.
The publio will find us prompt aud ms
oouiuiodatinft. .-.
ISAAC UAKTK A SOS.
Canton, O., Oct. 1, 18SB.
Havinir sold our into rent in the Savinira
Deposit Bunk, we cordially leeommend
the Savings Deposit Bank of Isaao Harier
it Sons, (our successors) to the continued
and increased patronage ef our friend.
MARTIN WIKIDAL.
tnav 29. 1807. lir.
r. r. trump,
R. WISK,
H. THUMP.
ALEX, UDRFORO,
"TX CHANGE BANK
TRUMP, HURFORD, WISE A CO.
In the old Bank Room in
TRUMP'S BLOCK.-
Oppose the St. Cloud Hotel, Canton, O.
HTKRKST ALLOWHD OX TIMR DEPOSITS
-COLLKCTIONS MADE
On all parts of the United States
MONEY LOANED
Gold, WUver, Promissory Ntte, Gov
triiinent Bonds, and other
SL-'.-CKlTlK IJ'
! K.
'in.
fr--i.
INSURANCE.
KBM4.N ijSsURANCE COMPANY
OT CUVHr.ANU OHIO.
Office 2io. 10 Ahwter BuiltHwj.
CAPITAL,
$200,00
luare Bjildlnirs, Uerchsndite u4 other Proper
ty Ai-illit Lou or Dasuco bj Fire, st ft lew rale
ar ii ? bihei reontble Coupau.
MTL ul honorably adjiMted and prompUy paik
In Cuahi
umu a noououiiH:
Dr. W. Meyer, C. W. Schmlat, Henry Ortiaer
J. Wwrner, Dr. Riecr, P. Tettlsbaujjh,
Juhn Oerlach, Ht nry Kraemer, II. Eallsr,
t. Brhmidt, C. Munrwaua, H. Bock man a
C. Bum. aad other.
A. RtmcRa, Pres'L J. Muklikk,
J.Matkr Vlrt ' Vif-ePres't.
JL BUCllHAN AND JTLRD. SKELBACH. Trav.
ling Ageau.
JOHN HABKR. A-eat. Canton, Ohla.
P. LUZ1US. " M.aiiUuB.
JiiIt SS. lflos-tr
Jil 1 t
SEWING MACHINES.
set
the
its
and
its
and
a
"A
the
and
of
a
hia
rjte
vens other
the
bar
barous Mo
of
Free
rHE GREAT
AMERICAN
COMBINATION
BUTTON HOLE O VERSE AM I NO
And Sewing Machine.
Its Wonderful Popularity Conclusive
Proof e its Great Merit.
The incjease in the demand for this val
uable machine has been TENT FOLD du
the last seven months of its first year
the puhlie.
This errand and surprising success
unprecedented in the history of sewing
machines, and are feel fully warranted
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
same Aaaomrai-T thi aaar
FAMILY MACHINE
In the world, and Intrinsically the cheap
est: for it is two machines combined
one by a simple and beautiful mechanic
al arrangement, making both tu Shuttle
and Lock-stitch, and th Gversearaing
and Button-hole stitch, with equal facility
and perfection. It execute In the very
manner everv variety or sewing, sucu
Hemming, telling. Coming, MucKtng,
Stitching, Braiding and Qu:liing, Gather
ing tod sewing on. (uone at ine same
lime), and in addition. Overseama,. Em
broiders on I be edge, and makes Deaulltui
Button and Eyelet-boles in all fabrics.
Every Machine ia warranted by
Compauy, or its agents, to give entire
Circulars with full particulars and Ha
me of work done on tnls macnine;
be had on application at the Salesrooms
ill tue AineritTan ouuuu-umr, wbiwpui-
ing and Sewing Machine Company,
S. W. cor. Eleventh and Chestnut
Philadelphia, Pa.
Instructions givea on tuo Machine
the rooma of the Company gratnli-tial
to all purchasers.
Agents Wanted.
FRED'K PAXSOX. V
W. B. Mkmsenball, Treu.
jau2ltf.
"yALUABLE FARM FORTtALTE
I will sell my faim m NimUhillen
Township, four miles northwest of Lnuis
ille and eight miles from Canton,
the Harristura; road, and formerly owned
nflbT l-vi Wertenberg . The fnrnn
, talni.
One Hundred A Twenty-four Acres,
One hundred acres cleared and in a
state of cultivation, the whole well-fenoea;
24 acres choice timber, much of It
finest kind of oak first ulasa ; two
frame housa nearly new, well furnished,
containing eight rooma with pantry
proviaiou room, good cellar, good
barn, frame, 44 by 71? 'eel, good orchard,
good wella at house ana barn lnahott
very desirable property.
For terina enquire of the subscriber
the premises.
JOHN S. COCK.
may27tf
OR SALE,
I wish to sell my OUT-LOT In Young's
Addition. It contains one acre and a
and la s'toated near the Kant Railway
Bridge. It ia a good lot, and may be
on reuon tble terms.' il'or further parti
ultra naa r f the undersigned at
I re-idrnce, East Tuscarawas a treat, Canton,
1 FRED HBINQAEBNtlU
J JlA 15, 30wt
BOOTS & SHOES.
TTENTION1
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
SAYLER A SHANAFELT,
are at it again, In their jsew Koom,
.
ii.mpire ASIOCJC, .tjist j. uscarawas bu,
Lately occupied by John McGregor as a
isooaatore.
We shall be bappy to mwt all our old
customers, and as many new enes aa will
be pleased to favor us with their patron
age. - '
We have constantly on hand ana ere
d-tily receiving from the East, a largo
supply of
BOOTS,
SHOES,
GAITER3.
BALMORALS,
In fact everything in the
Ladies' and Children Line, from the
Slipper to the Highest Polish Top,
and all kinds of Rubber
Boots fc Shoes.
We also make
Boots and Shoes to Order of the
material and as cheap as
the cheapest.
best
This is the place where you get what
von baicraiu for r reuub, bogus r rencn.
or common Calf Boots. We employ none
butthebst workmen, and still have old
Philip as our foreman, who is well known
as one of the best and most experienced
workmen of the day. He is always ready
wit!) Mick and alrap to tako the dimen
sions of your understanding.
SS?A1I work warranted to give sat
isfaction, uivo us a call.
SAY LEX A SHANAFELT.
Canton. Maacb 25. lSGS-tf
BOOTS & SHOES. HATS CAPS FURS. &C.
!
o
PERA HOUSE HAT STORE.
PRICES REDUCED!
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
Of Winter Goods
AT LESS THAN COST !
Fur Goods, Robes, Scarfs, Ac., at
Half Price !
Latest Style Silk Hat Juat Received,
ana rew bpring btyle Hats Com
ing in Every Day 1
DUNKER AND OMMISH HAT
By the case or single one.
HIGHEST PRICE 1A1DTC1; I CI'.'
:.nl5 tt
BOOTS & SHOES. HATS CAPS FURS. &C. MARBLE WORKS.
!
11
1T MARBLE WORK
PHILIP EIAUBERT,
Dealer and Manufacturer of Plain and Or
namental
MONUMENTS fc TOMBSTONES,
has recently opened a new marblo shop
on East Tuscarawas Street, near Market
Square, in Canton, where Monuments,
Tombstones, and all work pertaining
his line of business, eitner in
Italian or American Marble,
are manufactured and kept constantly on
hand. Having; been engaged in the man
ufacture of Marble work t all descriptions
lor a number of years, ne is well experien
ced is eetting up e.vd sua skuiuu worK.
He alo pledges himself that all oruers
shall be made satisfactory before delivery,
as he is able to cive the best ana most ni
terial, for less money, than any establish
ment either In or out of Stark county.
Money can he made by calling at his snop
uerore oraering eisewuere.
PHILIP HAUBERT.
M.-.rch6th.l6Gtf
PIANOS.
be
fore is
in
In
best
aa
JLJ S. LELAND,
Regularly appointed Agent for
WM. KNABE & CO'S
and
stinewAy A SONS'
Unrivalled Piano Fortes.
Also for
CARHART ifc NEEDHAM't
and
PHELPS AND GOODMAN'S
ORGAN AND MELODEOS3.
All tho above instruments fullv war
ranted. Address H. S. LELAND,
Mt. Union, Stark Co. Ohio.
The agent may be seen personally
Mondav ofeach week, at the Bt. Cloud
Hotel Canton. Ohio. mavl67 6m.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
ta
can
'.
y
nr
on-
Rood
the
story
and
bank
a
on
half
had
e
hia
piTTSBURG GROCERY STORE,
A
Six Doors East of American Hotel,
la going right along in the eld place
MORE CHEAP GOODS,
And taneh
cheaper
before.
and bettor tuan
Such as
GROCERIES. PROTI8ION. AC..
Ia endless variety. Also a large supply
Notions, Tobaccos, and Cigars.
Our stock oC
CONFECTIO NERIE8
Are also Large and Cheap.
B3t Good Fresh Butter and
constantly on hand.
B-lIighest Cash Price always
for Ceuntry Produce.
Our terms are iayariably cash.bat I
aell accordingly as "the nimblesixpeaee"
ia what counts in trade.
LIP PERT . CLASS.
Canton, April 1, 1863-yl
EKROK3 OF TOU'V. namiaumn woo
ad ftr yeara from Narvoua XiabilltT. Hrvmat
ure ilecar, aad all the ellecta of youthful indiacre
tian, frill, tor tha aakaof suHerins bumanitT,
Irae to all who naed it, the recaipa aad
tor making tha simple remedy oy which
waa caraa. SuHerra wiahing to profit by the
xierieacat caa do so by addreaainir
JOHN B. OGDKN,
No. 48 Cedar street N.
aartS'CTjrlamV
i ATER COOLERS nice
1 T cheap at
RATKOLDB 8AXTON'8.
GAS PIPE AND JJUXTURES
nice assortment, at
KAY MOLDS BaVZTOS!
WORLD'S REAPER AND MOWER.
F
I
i
ARMERS OP STARK LOQKL1
HERE! - -y
THE WORLD'S
LLVTowei I JReapei?!
Alter having studied the interests of
Firmori for twentv vears. we have rro-
aucea and now oner you
THE BEST HARVESTER EVER
MADE !
and compared with which none others de
serve to be mentioned. In all the quali
ties of a
FIRST CLASS MACHINE !
Compactness, Simplicity, Certainly of
Operation, Ease of Management,
Lightness of Diaft strength
and Durability, it has
No Equal 1
Its frarno U a Minute P'C- of wire, and
will neituer ruet rut, warp nor break.
Its freiiring i-t :dl cut out of xolid irn.
and ruim witii the ease and prt-c-iainn of
clock work.
When thus made perfect, it Is tightly in-
losod in an iron shell 2ase, which keeps
out dirt, water, grass, Jtc.
Every part is made by standard gunge.
and the whole Is as well built as a sewing
machine or locomotive.
No rattling noise, nocuewiun of wheels.
no looswninir of nuts or bolts. In snort.
it is made to do its work perfectly and
last a life-time.
We elo manufacture the
OHIO MOWER -AND RhAPER !
and, having invented, know how to build
them better man any kody else. Also
TORNADO THRESHER
AND
SEPARATOR !
which has never been equalled for rapid
aud gooa worn.
You will find it to be to your interest to
buy one ot our machines. For further
particulars call on or address
E.
BAL.Ii & COMPANY,
Canton, Ohio.
RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE.
JEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE
LOT9 FOR SALE.
I have just laid out
FORTY BEAUTIFUL LOTS
in the west part of Canton, which I
will
sell on reasonable terms.
Several of these lots are beaul i
situated on Tuscarawas itreet. So
twentv-four front on .Fifth street, wh
is here opened out sixty feet wide.
Five front on the old Fulton Road, and
the rest front on a new road laid out par
allel with Fifth street.
Thtae lots will make very desirable
buldinir not!. and tnev are situated quite
convenient to the business part of town.
Those wishiusr to pu'chse such .lots
would do well to call soon.
JOSEPH MEYER.
IS-iK-l!"
C.tn too, My 20
ta
.VRltiAG
RE;
A' - A Y
Henrv WalserbB- . . ,
CARRIAGE M.O L r'-CTORY i
-
I to his nea I'UHdinus. one Hi-k R Muth of
the Nixon ll.ue.
Corner of Market and Liberty Sts.,
.ALLIANCE. OHIO.
He invites all persons wishing- to purchase
tip-top new
Carriages,
uuggies,
Wagons, &c.,
to call and see his splendid work.
REPAIRING DONE
On short notice.cheap as the cheapest!
t,GiT me a
call, before purchasing
HENRY WALSERa?
elsewhere.
May 15. I. .
MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS, &C.
on
with
ever
of
Paid
will
auue
aead
direo
noaa ha
ad
vatiaar'a Y. -
and
.
N
EW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRINGGOODS
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,
Silk Fringes, Bugle Trimmings,
Cotton Trimmings, Ladies and
Gents' Paper Collars, Cuffs,
Neck Ties, Ac, Ac.
Jgy-Good Goods and Low Prices !-g
JOS. W. GRAFF,
Mathews' Block, Canton, O.
aprl-tf.
Ru
H M A N & CO,
NEW GOODS!
Habtkr's Bank Block
The largest and best selected stock of
Cloths,
Cassimeres.
Vestings,
ana an Kinas ot summkk uuoiJH are
sold cheap at KL'hMANl Co s.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
Ii. REAL 13TATE.
In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Stark county, Ohio, I will offer
for sale, on the premises, on Saturdav.
the 18lh day or July, 1868, at one o'clock
P;'M. the following described real estate
of John Essick, deceased, to wit: Lot
number thiity-three in the town of New
.Franklin, in said county, with appurte
nances.
Terms of sale: One-third of the pur-
uunaa muuoj iu nana, ana lue residue
two equal annual payments, with fnter
est front the day of said the payments
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
ua.,m oijcrd'Azi, Aiim r,
Jane 17, 1668w4
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, and
Little Boys Wagons k Wheelbarrows
a large stock and for sale cheap at
itt b h Grocery store of
ADAM LIPPERT.
. apr22'64tf .- .
QALIi AT A. HURFORD'S:
Ajld get a LITTLE'S COOS STOYfi
JEWELRY
TVJT
OLD FOR GREENBACKS.
DEUBLE A BROTHER,
CANTON, OHIO.
HAVK REMOVED
Their o.4 tid il kacirD .
J F-W K L K Y STORE!
To their lmii' fev- ui.u-uk. uut nniff or im
duliio tQUbfc .! torr uin el Kimlmll Kr
and nit ileor ( . hwMtzer' UHrdwnr 44 to re
TheirDfi buildmc i u;l uti .n the latent stylft ami
supplied will: lull ttrAortmem or New Good m
their line, such mil
Gold and Sil vor Watches
Of American, Kngliah and Swl.i make; docks of
every variety; Fine Jewelry; Gold Pens of the
beat make and cuslity; Silver and Plated
Ware; Musical Instruments, such as
Melodeopf, Guitars. Violins, Flutes .
Rife, A- cord eon a, te. Spectacles
t old and young; Fin
eutlery, Portmonnaia,
finchina warea
. TOVS OF EVERY VAKlETY
Besides very many articles not herein enumerated.
We are enabled to sell cheaper than most others as
we Buy for Cash.
swclockB and Jewelry repaired. AH our work
warranted. Give us a call.
Canton. AuUtl9. laes
WALL PAPER WINDOW BLINDS, &C.
W
ALL PAPER!
SECOND SUP
PLY
Just received at
GEIGER'S DRUG STOKE,
One of the Largest and best Selected
Assortment of
Splendid "Wall Papers,
Window Blinds,
Borders, fce.
In Price they range from 8 cts. to $1,50 per
piece.
SCovae and seel "a
C. J.
ISCS-ral
GEIGER.
Canton. May 30,
HARDWARE.
LLIANCE
HARDWARE
AND
IRON STORE.
WRIGHT & PENNOCK,
New Goods !
New
Enhu
We beg leave hv to th citizens of
Stark and adjoif-ing Counties, that we
still continue to keep on hand, and for
sale, at the lowest prices for the times
a fine assortment ot
POCKET fc TABLE CUTLERY !
" Furnishing Hardware,
Houst- Trimmings,
Coach Trimmings,
Harness Trimmings,
Furniture Trimmings,
Coffin Trimmings,
Mechanics' Tools,
Farming Implements,
. Shoe-Makers' Kit and Findings.
IRON AND STEEL,
Gnrden Seeds,
. Ropes and Twines,
Brushes, all kinds,
Nails and Spikes,
Locks and Latches,
Springs and Axles,
PATNTS 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,
Whij and Canea,
Bird Cuges, ' '
Belting jtud Baskets, .
And a great variety of all other arti
cles usually kept in a Hardware store.
t&Gle Us a Call.
WRIGHT A PENNOCK.
SLATE ROOFING.
:n
to
the
S
LATE ROOFING!
I have made arran jements and am fully
prepared to put on
SLATE ROOFS
In a complete and satisfactory manner.
It is undoubtedly known to all that
good Slate Roofing if the most durable of
all roots lor ounaings. ic is aiso nre
proof, and being a non-conduc'or, is safer
against ligntniug.
I shall keep on hand
The Vermont Slatei
The Peach Bottom,
The Northampton,
and Slate from several other reliable quar
ries the cost being not mucb more tuan
a pine roof, and less than a tin roof.
It is hoped those intending to build will
consider .the matter. . ,
All orders addressed to the undersigned
will receive prompt attention.
J. C. LANTZ.
Canton, Ohio. March 4 1868. ,
el.
H. 6 I D D A L L DENTIST. OFFICE E
Ilarter'a Bank Block. Canton. Ohio. All otv
eraiioi a in Mectianical Deutiatry periormrd In the
liteat and meat improved manner. He would "all
eapeeial attention to hia Gold Filling, ia xrh'ch, in
the words of 4-A. Ward," he is equaJlaa by few aud
excelled by aone.' .
TVTO CHARGE for Cutting w
Xl Goods are bought by the yard at
M. RUHMAN & Co.
FURNISHING GOODS! The
Cheapest Place to get Gent'u Furnish
ing and Clothing made to order. Also
Hats, Caps, dto., is at . r
M. RTJHMAN A Co's,
A.
HURFOKD'S
Is the nlaoe to get your cheap SPOUT'
STOVES, &C.
s
TO v" E S , STOVES
fL. BIECHELE & BROTHER,
CANTON, OHIO.
, it AaurioTcaus or abb dealmr m
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IKON
WARE,
Also DAT always on band a lar assortment
Cook, Parkr, and Heating Stoves 1
Ar agcrnt for flobrAtd
STEWART COOK AND PARLOR ST0VE8.
W h'h r in ftnt the tet dr.. Umg and Hfttiua
Stov-f it the world.
WTWe WARRANT nil our eoek stores to h
ennd hakers and to draw well, and wo sell an chftnr
as the cheapest. ' All kindb of
WORK MADE TO ORDER,
On short notice and warranted totelve'entir satis
taction. Our place is Harmon's oil stand, on Eael Tus
carawas street. Give us a call.
Oct. 4. 186mS. i.. BIECHELE b BROTHER.
WOOLEN FACTORY.
PANTON CITY WOOLEN FAC-
TORY !
LAWRENCE ALEXANDER,
Thank ftil for past pctronapw, would most reanect-
ni!4y inform his- mends aii4 former pfttrana, and
the public in general that he has refitted his facto
ry (on the corner Cherry and Third ifreets.) with
NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY
Lnd that he it now orepared to manufacture all
goeds in his line on the shortest notice, and in
a manner to defy competition with any ea
tablishnaentin the West. He manufac
tures CLOTHS, SATINETTS,
Vestings,
Tweeds,
Cassimeres,
Blankets
FLANNELS
Of every deaoriptlon.
Stocking Yarn, fec.
H I. likawts praparad tc
CAR!' BOLLS,'
SPIN YAKV COLOR. FULL; AND
DRKSS CLOTH.
Or to manufacture Goods for Customer
on the Sbarex or by the Yard.
B bun on hand a Urg stock of so
he will xchane for wooi or citoh.
uCustotners should remmter tha the
is uiunafaicturing Lb in season at
REDUCED PRICES.
WOOL '.WANTED!
333,Anv amount of Wool Wanted, foi
which the highest market price will be
paid.
L. ALEA Aa UKli.
May 22. 1665-1
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
s
PRING GOODS,
I invite attention
Large
and At
t ractive
stock or-
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS
Just Received.
Weisic, French,
Shouller,
and F. A H- Cloths,
French and. JZnglish Coatings,
MILTONS A CASSIMERES
- of the newest Patterns. .
Harris, 'Woodward, Legraues and
Duffle bilk Mix, and other Stand
ard Makes of American
Cassimeres.
I deal only in regalnr
Standard Makes of Good!
Believing that iu these days of sham
shoddy. It is safer and cheapest
to buy
Good Good3 at Fair Prices !
thaD shoddy at any price,
ind
I have superior facilities fcr making
work that, in
STYLE, FIT AND FINISH,
Is equal to the beat city trade, und at
Prices us low as any of my competitors;
and am willing at all times to duplicate
the bills of any house in the West who
will do as goed work as I will.
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 18(3811.
A. KITT.
w
HEEL JJARROWS so cheap
that no one need borrow, at
HAYKOLD8 8AXTO&3.
HURFORD
: Keeps the cheapest
WARE in the city. ...
STOVES' & TIN
-1X7- ANT E D SALESMAN To
-l T sell Goods on sample. Good wages
and steady employment. Address witn
stamp, A. ECKER & CO..
Canal Dover, Ohio.
49U
GROCERIES
N
EW DEPOT,
QRO C ERY AND PRO VIS ION
S T O R Jb
HENRY BECKER
Has just opened in bis new building on
SOUTH CHERRY STREET !
Near the new depot, a large stock of fresh
FAMILY. GROCERIES,
which he will sell
CHEAP AS Till CHEAPEST,
I will pay tne highest market price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I also ket'h all
kinds of refreshments for
the inner man.
GIVE ME A CALL
And let me try to do as well by you as any
ot luo loiks up town.
HEN RT BECKER.
Dec. 18 tl--67.
1YEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
SPRING MANUFACTURE,
1868.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
MEN'S CLOTH I.N G
IN NEW TOKK CITY!
I
We are prepared to exhibit to the mer-
chauts of this section the best selection
of Clothing ever offered in the
New York Market,
combining ., .
CHEAP, MEDIUM ADD FINE GOODS,
MADE IN TIIJJ MOST SVPKttlOR MANNER
And of the Very Latest Styles.
We shall sell upon libetul terms and at!
ANTE-WAR PRICES!
We invito the attention of buyers, and
promise to make it to ttiPir interest to ex
amine our immense .stock before making
their purchases.
KIRTLAND, BABCOCK & BRONSON,
45 ii 47 Chambers Street,
NEW YORK.
inar4in2
VTna Vr
FIRST PREMIUM
Vor m Silver aladal
WAM AVAMID TO
BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE Q
, .11. 4.. i.. dim AGin.uui. . ' " T
luhtut, Spt. X, 1SH.
SARRETT'
s
Vegetable Hair Rest oratlre
Ksctore Ormy Hair to Ita HMural Colon jf-
aiotcs th rrowth of the
roou lt their original orKtc action i ntli-
e liuir t enautee uia
otwi Damlrnff &nl Iluororvi preyjn
sYnta
nil, W
AiBsr lauiflc out t u a iipnor jjreai
inu is inc moti sopv tar sua ms- a .
able article throughout tit
i. n.
BARRETT A CO., Proprietera,
-. aCAXCBCSTSB, H. B.
sold by all Druiticiata Sei)2S-T-16-ly
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
B
UILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
I off, r for sale a number of
FINE JL$ UILDING LOTS,
Situated Near the Pair Grounds, which
I will sell- CHEAP I and on
reasonable terms.
Also a FRAME BUILDING; 20 by 50
feet, will be Mid Cheap, and can be con
verted into a dwelling at little expenvo.
L. D. RIDER.
Canton, March 2, 188-tf
N
EW FURNITURE ROOMS!
East Tuscarawas st., Canton, Ohio.
PFENDLER A BERNHARD
Have opened in the rooms lately occu
pied by I lane and Lin a, corner of Tuscs-
rawas and walnut streets), a complete as
sortment of
FURNITURE
And
CABINET-W ARE!
onsisting of
Dining Tables,
Writing Tables,
Stands, Chairs
Bureaus, Secretaries, - . -
Cupboards, Bedsteads,
Clothes Presses, ic.
We are practical Cabinet Makers, anu
warrant our work as represented, uotie
of our Purnltnre hoin-r the product of
Eastern Manufactories, but entirely, do
mestic, dun ble and cheap. It is nil lnadr
of the best weli seasoned material.
Repairing of damaged Furnitu an
orders for nev, will receive prompt attei..
tion aud charges moderate.
JOHN PFENDLER
ZACIL BERNHARD.
Mrach 25. 68-tf
r E M O V A L !
F. J. LINDBMA.Ni: ;
Has removed hii .
Saddle and Harness Establishment
Near tolhe corner of Tuscnrws fc Cherry
streets, Canton, Ohio. ' ' .
,lle will coniiiitie to make good work
and cheap. Let all my old friends and
customers and as mail new ones as
choose, call and try me. .
F. J. LINDEMAN.
Canton, May 27, 18GStf
P O R SALE
Two Quarters of Good Land
In Ellison Towushlp, Hardin ceunty, O.
This land is situated about eight miles
from a town named Washington. This
land will be sold for cash or satisfactory
trade.
Also, I wish to sell ' .
An Out-lot of Three Acres,
Seath of the Old Graveyard, in Canton.
Also, my wife's lire lease in
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND
West of Moyers's Lake.
'Terms and further particulars will be
made known by culling on the subscriber
at his residence, corner of Plum and Fifth
streets. Canton, Ohio.
J. H. CASSILLY.
June 17, 1S68w3 .
B
LACK S M I T II S' O O A L .
In quality and cleanness, second to
none in' the county, at
' NEI DIG'S NEW COAL MINES,
Thre'iourtba of a mile west of North
Industry, Ohio, within 8 miles of
Massillon.
. For terms at mines, delivered ou cars
or hauled, call on the undersigned at the
mines, or address N.-NEIDIG, :
North Industry. O., or Box 842 Canton, O.
June 84, imtt
REMOVAL.
JEMOVAL. ! REMOVAL !
HANE A LIND,
Have removed their establishment to" -tht
new buildinf? a fewdrors east of tbe
Foblio square, -where they bare
,'. ... ion hand " .-trKu: y- '
SADDLES. HARNESS. COLLARS
r
WHTPS. .
All of which are warranted to jc'.ve satis
faction and at prices which
'DEFY COMPETITION.
tea. Job Work and Repairing done on
short notice neat and substantial.
?f3Call and Examine Our Stock.
HANTS mr9'3-
Canton, Not. 7th. 18-
i
CLOTHING.
The
OODS AT A BARGAIN ! .
undersigned having purchased
isaiah P. Miller, his '
ot
S T O C
K OF GOO
consisting of
I K
CLOTHS, .
CASSIMERES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS, AC,
now oder to
the citizens
vicinity a
f C intoa aad
R A R E C H A N C E
to aarchase such . .
GOODS AT A BARGAIN 1
Also, huvinK put chased the bock ao-
couut ot'suid I. P. Miller, notice (s iiereby
given to those indebted to sunt account-
mat tuey are in tne minus oi w m. nici.in
ley, attorney at luw, for settlement;, those
knowiug tbemuelves tudelited, are reques
ted to chII at his office in the Public fcuild
iugs and ake seuleinent at onoe. ; , .
It.. HAIjL,,
' C. AULTMAN.
. JACOB MILLER, .
W. K. MILLER.
June 5 '7. ti.
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i
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t
.
HARDWARE.
H
Altli W A.i.tt. i oh KV li iD V ,
We are caily receiving additions to our
always large stocl; of
GENERAL HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS,
IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, SASH, & Ac.
Which we ai-
SELLING AT LOW . PRICES!
warranting all goods
senten
sold to be as repre
and AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST I
Thankiiiic oar customers for former pat
roaage, wa solicit a. continuance and lm
orease of trade' ,. .
f.A.man never .XTOK,
JPARM
FOR
SALE.
1 wish to aell tnr farm sltaated ia Wash
inton township, stark eonnty-r-one fourth
mile northwest of Freeburg, and three
miles north of Paris. . The -farns contains
16.0. AC RES,
One hi nil red acres fcelag eleared, and unT
der a good state of enitivatioa ; aad sixty
acres good timber lane. .
There la en the larna a gcoi two-stery
Brick Dwelling Houe,,i ;
of eight reomaj a large spleadid BANK
Bj4BN elebty by forty feet. Ala a splen
did Orchard of 270 trees ef. good Kraft ed
frnit. The farm is wall-watered by a raa
ninjr stream and sprinjra.- - -'
Tkhmi Onehalt cash and the balance
in one year with Interest secured by aviort
gnge on the Dremint-s.
For furtner particulars call en
. . . DEWALTH. SMITH,
. Canton, Ohio, er .
JOHN SMITH.
anrlm3 ' Treeburir, Stsrk eo.. 5.
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ny
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eat
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jcb
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ipo;
,
. hat
4 1 J.iy
en
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fait
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trxi
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alA
tiU.
rX)LEDO A PITTS BU KG RAIL-
X ROAD COMPANY.
Notice is hereby r Ivan, t but booksiWlll
be opened for seouring subscriptions to
tlie capital stock ef the Toledo and Pitta-,
burn Railway Company, on Jiimivlav, the
sixth day of April, 1868, at the offiee of
M. R. & R. IFaite. Toledo, Ohio; at, the
store of Charlea Foster, FoKtoria, Ohio;
at the office of Hon. W. P. Noble. Tidin;
Ohio; at the Banking ' House of Geo. D.
Uarter & Bro., Canton, O; at tb. store ot
Gen. II. A. Stiajrer, Carrollton, Ohie; at
the office of Col. Geo. W. MoOook, Steux
beuville, O; and at the office of Lloyd and
Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
D. Spauldinsr, ." James Wallace,
S. M. Kerr, John S. Davi&on.
'I' W IUrl,n XSJ TT iri",... : J '
... ...Ltli (.limn, 1 . X-lllCClltl,
M: R. Waite, - Truman H. Hoar,
CJiarlee Foster, W. P. Noble,
R. G. Pennington. R. W fcjhawhan,
J. M. Nay lor, Goo. W. MeCoofc,
Jos. Means, L. Borland,
S. H. Hartman, W. E, Schuertz,
J. B. Hubley, -' Thomas Fawcett,
James C. Hall, ' 8olomon Llnd
- II. S- Walbridse. .1 ,
J. AUiiman, , .
M. Wikidal,
E. Ball, .
J. Durbin,
G. W. Lawrence,
U. a. -Martin.
Isaac Harter,.
James A. Sax ton,
Jno. F. Raynolds,
D. Tyler, -- : '
L. Sehafer, -M.
L .East. . .
itrp
fne
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cks
or
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hat
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THE STAR LEAD-Thathaanow
Such a great repuUUon in this market
C0RRELLSV
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume], July 08, 1868, Image 4
About The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912