The Stark County Democrat. [volume], September 16, 1868, Image 3

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('iniili the giavc fiT..i'.c avl-'vcbr I ..:ll
ka"e been avcrlt d. t .in:u.lio. li::tvi, if
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tc m corlirtueu pick.-.ess.
lmot ail disease have th ir I fgi lining
in Mime buciit "ditll-'ul'iy of Lie Momacb,
wl teh w-mld ivcutuaie iu Pyhot'si, Ile-.ul-ao.
c. Uvir Cnplu'i:i,. Night Swcits, Con
fir .pi ion, IXuih. I'lti'itatioi' Hitiers will
i vcet Utic i r.'in,:!t,.-..y sv u,..-:ti--, uinl
ke p tlic Mood ate ami U: t ;i a ;!i gooj.
V ti.I' tli-jy r.vnj-'ii.ia the '.ysu-;i, tiu-y
?:i'-ven !ac uiinu. IS, t.
Maosoma Watkb A delightful toilet .tr
tic' wijjcrior t Cologi.e miu t half lh-
price. -2t
1'kiuon9 in need of llie furriivB i-f an cx-p-.
; KrDti.sk phoui J not f;iil to consult
Dr. DoTim, who has an experience of twelve
y.a praclioe in Canton. Tiie substantial
cluun, tor of his work ie fully al;e tl tf ly
hu. drcxi.4 of persons Vttio huvu avaii'.-dtlicui-elvcaof
2;ia sorviers. The vaiied cxperi
c:i .s of so many yrr pnttiee, infaiire to
t pe?!on entiUMiin Die c;ire of tneir teeth to
Uhil, the cheAiM'ttt Imxbius the most dura
1c op.Tali.inn. Oftice nrnr Obrlcy'a tro-e.-y
ami ippnite ijrk County Baiik. 45-tf
Stakk Co. Tbacusks' IsenTrTB The
ani.ual Tearnprs' In.vtUnte rf Strk County
will commcuce on M.mdar. S'-liL 21st. at i
0 ocl..k A. M.. nnJ contiuue oue week.
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As determined by the Teiichtrrs' Association,
tlii.' year's Institute will be held at Massilon.
tjoaie ef the best Institute instructors in
th.' Klute havebceu iuviied and wil; bepres
, cnt to conduct tho exercises. Let the Teach
ers of e-"ta:k County turn out ks ma-su, and
p;iv3 the mors successftd InMituie ever
hcl 1 in this County.
T'ae monthly Kxaiulnation cf TeacheM
will bo h-'ld in Mvilon instead t Cauton,
for the moiith of September, on SiUi.rdar,
S.-pt. 2Gth, at tbe Uui.m School. Tiie Au
jrust Kxuuii:iaticu as uku.M, in Canton.
Das'i. V OKI ST.
Prc s't. Teachers' A. & Board of Exam.
Afg- 6. td.
t'A:.i I'KiNTX.va A new card and
B!"l hca 1 prtti-, tlm "Liberty," hav
ing jus; been addf':I t our Jo! depart
Hi! nt given us iiiorcanod facUlliea for
!" forming work of that kind. It
will be done ii. the bet sty : and with
expeciuloti.
a- - . - "
Card. In i riwnting ,urtoIv tv i
Ih.-'citfzt-iiet of Caotoaarid vi.-ir.:ty, vo
Log leave t tay th t w i'ltend opn-
ing thin wteV, in Ca-fUy'a nnw
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t
1 be k, th. la gest A ck of Hats. Cats
j wild Furs thul have w r bm offered
to this public. Our slock will be en
tirely new and will comprise all thr
full and wicter styles. lur feci ii tics
for Mupp)ying th-i.-oirket with these
jCO.nis ar, ur.surp .aoed, and we are at
pe. feet liberty to My thtt ue can af
fjr J to eel! th;ui m low, if not lower
th .n they have ever been old in Can
to;i before. W intend making our
business here a permanent institution,
m I we expect by fair and honorable
tie ding with the public to succeed.
Ail we-ask of a generous e.maiuiiily
Js ti give us an opoort.mi'y to prow
M out wo state by 'calling ou us and
examining our gods. East Tuscara
w. jj otreet, 3.1 dor fioui the sqaare.
Your., very truly,
15-2t Ask, B.nr.n A Co.
and
rate
the
Brevities.
Court 1 ia seio& in New IJfbon, Ju.lij
Finut presiding.
The 6;ark county fair will he held on the
7th, &Uk and 8ih of IX tober.
A great deal of rain fell last week heree-
IstJUtit.
Judge U. I. Young, of New Lisbon, ha
j urchased the Buckcyt Safe aud nill hare-
L'lor coutrol its columns.
live
told
tne
Olk old fr icud Cot. bam Pike has
i.icj choree of the Akron 1'imkh.
l-CCuSa to Mr. Pike and tllo i'iMK-S.
Fiust Ward. The Democratic club cf
' First wait! of Ca:itoa will in xt at Burg's
.oq shi'i, on Sevrath ;rce-, on Mo-jdr
-mug, Sepw 21 st. Let all aiie&d. iir.
uch will sp'ak.
L"h German lueeig ot J. B. Jtup, Enq.,
the Clucicnti Yolk freutiu, on last
dacsday evening, was a gToiid success.
. ter's Ball ws crauinieJ to overflowing
the able effort of Mr. Jeup t.d in fre-
.1 ou.bursis of a;ip!au.
iatu or ii. viuox. ua
v. ,?I l::st, J:unes II. Wilson, for a
,trTT years ecmor oi ttie isuckfye.
; iew Lisbon, died at the rei-idcuce of
nolher, near tho town. For soma
is he failed rapidly, his di:ea.e, ecu-
ion, bearing hiui davrn da.!y.
Iaoheus, Atth-ntiuk I liio citizens
Llwrd full accciiuiKxlaiions tJ all lady
Irs who ur.eud die Institute U be held
Iv-illea duriug the wtx-k coutmeiiciug
holiday, R-ept. 1. Let all live tcaeh-
n baud promptly, with arrangements
the whole w.'iii to the gtsxi woik.
White, Harvey and Joirls will Le
aud contribute iotnafee the exercises
ting and profitable.
and
ner
and
mp
wo.
rion
very
aau
F
this
seiz-d
upon
tion
Raisi.vo at Lorisviixc Ahicko-
Irill be raised at Louisville on Fridar
a, bept. IS, wlit-n II.mi. Daniel T.
and XV. A. Lynch, E-q., will speak
political tjucstions ef the day. A
1 a martial band will I e on band to
He oecawoD. Tiuu wi to the gath-
I UP. John Mt Harlcy was sent
the Jug iy E-hj. Warner, of
laou Mo.iday last.ott acnarge
I larceny stealing clothing
Ley from William Kenney, of
vusliip. McSurity says he
t. Clair cjuuly, Illinois. He
veiling hr.meward, and U
yKirsoM.
RT's Mauhuk wohks.
I monument lately erected to
hry of Mr. Medtll, in our
U the work of Mr. Philip
n Eaht Tuscarawas street.
ert has nearly completed
short
Mr.
not
in.'-,
small
ThU
weil,
soon
ders
are
out
side
in
and
and
tions
these
ers
pry fine monument to be
the memory of Mr. Good- ' set-sed
of which we have before ! class
ran be seen at his works.
er verj fine specimens of
iTirg which will repay a
Iworki ou Eas: Tucarjwai
ViU) the bank of Goo. D.
vo.
work
Don't
THE RESERVE DEMOCRACY.
THE AKRON MEETING.
The Largest Ever Held on the Reserve.
all(1 C'oJy insulted thtr wlvea and
'i h-.i xvtiiii; JXnocrKtio intotir.K t
AkHfii t:i Suuniay last, tu fffet tint
ji-i. u to .Mr. lVuui.'toii, is a jjod Hud
Mui ilivn? -t ji.k'ii. it -hW4 Ui tiiuom
cv i.ti ii 'it,avi," ii.t even on tin
V,' -.: ri l'.-f : Mr. iVndl-ton
ae.iri, t :.ji;:i, :.r we ciuid uiit i
tlM f, JIl.lC Ik VJt3 liirAl lllC-ti!lI
ho i.r in iho cnrjuiHi ru. fur
It '"?, rvo, lur SiMituit, -:J for
rf. Veirnl luiics of ro,fA-.Ioi wirli
riUrt.vnui brss nnd mar'ial la!io,
Ihi,. i flyintj ind hickory bu!H-3 whv
in" .'toiri w:ij--oiis drawn by two to
kWi tve hots-.'A'!tIj thourKiids cf t-arn-iutitt
jK-oj'tt-, nun and women,
buys and uirN, uli wo iern nIiowm!
thrf i bt jr'.orKUd aiAa luccting ever
hoJit li Akron.
Mr Petidleton'b auccch was tquj.l
to IiiiDsoIf and equnl to the occasion.
An interruption or two was treated bo
m'Joo r'sf j!:y )-iiI ycr.tU'ii.aiJy that it
aii rtvuvd, .Hid nil li-iienod with adrai
raiiou. llr. AIvKinney followed in
some exccl'out roniurks.
The leaders of the mob p.irty at Ak
ron had their rowdies all on haod,
eviiJ-'titly with the design of breaking
up th nieetinK'. Their roughs and
scilitwag.. negroes and white were i
ob hand, iioltig tho streets with the
'widc-AWake" uniform on. They at- j
teinjited to puii dowa the flags ar.d
hickory bustK-s, and insuittnl the J
wotneii by Usli.y ob.scene languige.
The crowd of DeniixT.its toon becaino
so imineDse 1h.it the cowardly hounds
slu; k mto iuiet aid deccuoy for a
tune. After the crowd had gone to
the meeting the radical roughs made
recited assaults upon Democrats
daughters. This is fine treatment for
Akrooitcs to giv to the farnaers who
built up their town by doing their
business there.
After the most of tho crowd had
gone several hunhred of their "boys
and niggfrsin blui:''nsaulted a crowd
of Democrat1?. Tho l.it r ralhoil and
tie fended themselves manfully and
infiiuteil proper ptitii-hmeiit upon
xoiii'j of th aeallawag. Hickory
axe handles an J eudgelri i:i inany In
stiircescanie in contact with ulgger
and woolly head.
The niHj'or and police assisted ly a
very few citizens indeed fir.ally quiet
ed the row, not till the Akron row
dies had got a tsavore lesson and were
quite wiliirig to h .u' off. We believe
thU is the only Instance in the state
of a Democratic meeting being dis-
turted, and it is a dihgrace to the par
ty and the place. Were wo in the
habit of doing business in such a
plae we should certainly hereafter
try and find auother.
OUR BOOK TABLE.
at
Of
Fxploratioa of the Nile Tributaries of Ah-
Vfsinia," by Sir S. W. Baker, M. A., F.
1C 3. b , with a tuppkmentary sketch rel
ative to the captivity and release of Eng
lish subjects aud the career of the late
i-uiperor, iboodore, by Kev. V. U.
Gage. U. D. fuse A Co, llartford,
Ciun.
Th:3 is decidedly one of the most attractive
readable books of travel tl.at has been
published duriiig the preet decade. It cot
only possesses the charm of giving au accu
and reliable account of a portion of Af
rica with which we have but a limited ac
quaintance, but it abounds in interesting in
cidents. Whatever the book contains is re
liable aud it !s written by a profound scholar
who is both a brave and a brilliant gentle
man, luo wonderful phenomena of the
desert, mirages, simoons and sand pillars,
exciting pursuit and slaughter of croco
diles, hippopotamuses, elephants, boa con
strictors and ferocious beasts, the varied ex
periences of the expedition in a wonderful
ebmute, among a singular people, who yet
as we read of them ia the Bible, the pe
culiarities of the country, its be auties and its
drawbacks, and the ihriiling adventures and
hairbreadth escapes of the expedition, are all
with a vivid freshness that makes this
book a delightful acquisition for the conva
lescent, the student, the man of leisure, or
man ot business seeking pleasant relaxa
tion. It is niatrnificenlly gotten up, too.
abounds in spirited illustrations, well execu
ted, is printed on fine paper, in large, clear
type, is handsomely and substantially bound.
it is produced in tnis country in a man
tully worthy of the sensation it created
the attention it received upon its first
publication in London. Fine and accurate
ure, also, an invaluable addition to the
k, whic h is fit to be received into any li
brary in the United Slates. The best crite
of its popularity here is that we know
many of our friends who have the work
u.ey arc au mum pieaseu wua u.
The Atlantic Monthly : Ticknor &.
elds, Boston. The September number of
ter
wa
for
on
monthly is of more thun average excel
lence. "Bill an-J Joe," a charming little
poem, by O. XV. Holme?, has already been
by an appreciative press and sent
iu rounds. It is heiau printed in
nearly every paper. "The Man ami Broth
er" is a sketch of the negro as seen by a
rreedoicn s bureau otllcer. Our space that
weca will not permit us to particularize the
contents, but Uiey will well repay the atten
ol cultivated readers.
has
A Smelling Committxe. MeAsrs. II. S,
Jiiinin auu vv. i. wyaut. ot our city, a
time since paid an official visit to the
defunct distillery and premises of Sol. M.
Miller, seven nules north of Canton. With
Mili.-r's help, they made a thorough
search, enielling rigcrously, but found no
wliiyky. We hepe our U. S. friends will
forpct to charge the trip, search, smell-
.u, to ldcio bain, it will make a
part of the five hundred millions more.
smelling, spying bu.iiurss ought to pay
and if reports be true, it does.
1'ut the Democracy ia power and we will
dispense with all these raids. The
whole system mut be abolished. It engen
the meanest of all characters, spies and
pimps. Under such a state of things citizens
not free and independent. Let us vote
the Radicals and their progeny of evil
things. Bend the whole scheme to the other
of the ocean, where they came from.
tne
over
flag,
So
of
W
last
and
best
looks
Gkano Vocal, Concert I A
Grand Vocal Concert will he given
f-'chaefer'8 Opera House, on Friday
Saturday evenings, Sept. 18th
16th, for the benefit of Prof. N.
Scherer and Miss Kate Mslllno.
The pieces performed will be selec
fioiu Hoyden's celebrated Ora
the Creation; from Verdi's
Grand Opera II Trovatore; Rosin's
Rtahat Mater, and a number of other
classic compositions consisting of
choruses, quintettes, quartette?, trios,
duetts and solos.
We trust our citizens will attend
Grand Concerts. The perform
are our own citizens, aud are pos-
will
day,
the
brick
Rev.
good
of highly cultivated and first
voices. Let them have rousing
Houses, for they are every way
worthy.
SpecImins 01 Dr. Douds's porcelain
will t e on exhibition at the fair.
fall to see them. aelS-td
hold
will
[For the Stark County Democrat.]
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.
HOFFMAN IN BUFFALO.
A ROUSING MEETING.
BUFFALO, Sept 9, 1868.
L.-ime ha hu t asai the Republi
can i nrty 1 sw ii ioade.. a mammy;
huv ifsr r . jii U J o..cratic end
Con.-;rati- cn'r-f.w Buffalo hud
'c-gcv' ditic.ii doiuonatra-
one ol tin
tioi.s eve - citi in lii-- !: of the
Km.,.;-. Stut;. .' fOOpIO
wereia t;te.iai. ' '11. tv thousand
of the " V. Ji.ie l.ov "8 I"11
the str.H-ts. forming
miiea in U i.L'th Iln . W d 'U''"511
mt.sic. u,i.:.iea. hann. N SilA flag
were Kcatierl th.-onch tl ' column at
convenient intervals. Caiitic iChed
forth their ocifi rous i.ei !a itlunat;r
ia token ( i ;ie pi ut fortiieiaii. nU vc
tory. All .i wi.ich liuln'-ated to ne
llevoiutiouirs I.. reab;ui the p.&'1
enc of ttie .iveiiest corpse ever se',n
by them. The St. James Hall (the'
largest in th city) wad li:c-U to ita ut-mv-il
c-.tp:ici y, wnere the Hon. John
T. JIol"f;niD, the uext Qovtmor of the
En-piie !-.ddn eaed the Democra
cy .ii an etcquetit and soul-s.lrring
speech of two liours lenth. The
atreet.s in the vicinity were impassa
ble, being perfectly packed with hu
man beings. Open . ir tspecche were
made front Snree itanda in the streets
The enthusiu.sm wan immense. At 11
o'clock th sturdy Hickories com
menced to oiept-rse, with cheer upon
cheer for the patriot, statesman and
working man's friend, Horatio Sey
mour, and (he gallant Boldier who
atands by the Union be fought to pre
serve, Frank P. Blair.
Set New York down lor 100,000
Democratic majority.
J. K.
stauding the many 'hard knock iu
Melodkoxb & Okgaks. Deuble &
Bro., jewelers, ol our city are dealing
largely in Meiodeous and Ogann.
The following recommendation ia
from l'rol. M. Boulard, Director of the
wot Id renowned company of Vocal
ists known as the "Alleghanlana,"
dated New YTork. March 5th, 1865.
"In coutlii-jion I would say that I
have had one of your l'ortable Melo
deons, in constant use m-ariy thirteeu
yeara. It Jias lux-u tianeiorted to
caiiioruiu, xuatraiia,fjnina, the band
wicli Islands, aud manv of the tirin
cipal l'olynt niaii Islands.in theouth
Paelnc Oe-eau, uJao throughout South
America and the West indies, besides
being in regular use at all our con
tertif in the United Btateu. Ismriner
the whole time the instrument 'itself
has needed no repairs,' and notwlth
cientdai to transportation t the great
variety ot climatea to which it has
necessarily been subjected, its tone
nas coutmueci excellent, and is now
in as good tone as when ilrst
J. M. BOULARD.
These Instrumonta are ciieaper than
Pianos, but make excellent music as
any one may see by calling at Meesrs.
Deuble's estblihment.
as
A sot furniture store has just been
opened on the corner ca.it of the Rex
block, ou Fast Tuscarawas street, by
Messrs. McCreal t Keith. They
have an exU nsive and choice stock oi
bureaus, nof.ts, bed-teadu, chairs, dc,
Ac. Let all who contemplate purcha.
sing furnitu. e give our friends il'Crer
A Keith a c.ill Thy are worthy
gentlemeii, at all will bud who call
upon them. We are using in our of
fice one of Uiei- split-bottomed chairs,
which they have a large supply.
. , . , . .
clMld a nquisition upon our
wwn lor a loan by the name of Johns,
Knxso bt J.iimaxs. From a prlvau let
received by William Starr, of this place,
learn of the death of Isaac Burbeck, for
merly a citizen of New Lisbon. He left
Junction City, Kansas, on the 25th of July
with an ox train, bound for Fort Wallace,
the purpose of chopping cord wood, and
the lyih of Augtut he, together with two
other men belonging to the same train, was
killed by the Indians. He was temporarily
buried where he was killed, but was subs
quently removed to tho cemetery at Fort
Wallace, Kansas. Buckeye State.
Remember that
General Thomas
Ewing will address
the Mass Meeting
at Canton, Friday,
October 2d.
who. although long fcurcted. has
never before been arrested with a fair
prospect of conviction. He is charged
with steplir.g produce. We trust he
gone to tay until reformed. Mi
nerva CotnMore-ial,
If he "i-tays" there will be one
Radical vote less in My nervy. Was
Johns not one of the " loil" that mol
bed Democrats?
so
this
that
ness
seen
of
Of
ous
the
of
lain
than
teeth
ger
their
fu.-8
ing
said
teeth
A.
Dk. Gabveb. of Cunton. not to be
outdone in generoeity, offers togive to
townstiip in Ktark county that
m&Kca tne largesr republican gain
the vote of last fall a sulendid
that was carried during the cam
paign of 1S10 and which has-been
carefully p-eserved educe that time.
saya the Repository.
Who ia this yenerotia " Dr. Garven
Canton," tht offers this 1810 CsgT
hero ia the world hits so great a
man, with such generosity, been hid
ing his light?
FoCETH WAKD SSTHOIB ASD BlALB
The club met on Tuesday evening
and showed a large increase of members
the meeting was largely attended. The
spirit was manifested and everything
lovely and the ttooee bang high in the
Fourth ward.
Taa Third ward Democracy of Canton
organized at the Jackson Hotel last Friday
evening. J. S. Rider was chosen Chair
man, E. M. Grimes, Secretary, and George
Henry, Treasurer. There was a good at
tendance.
Louisville Fair. A grand Fair
comeoff at Louisville on Wednes
Thursday, Frlday.and Saturday,
September 30, oct. 1st. 2nd and 3d, for
benefit of the magnificent uaw
school house being erected by
Louis HoCer. Let there be a
attendance.
train,
he
fore
to-morrow.
but
A-fiO.'iiit'.on,
aud
xie
and
like
try
four
u
ine
ft.
cheers
me
Taa Stark County Medical Society will
its next regular quarterly session at
Louisville on Thursday, Sept, 24, lunt. Ad
dress by Dr. Johnson, of Alliance. Essay
ist, Dr. Lyon, of Maesillon. Subject for
discussion, Metritit.
Tn Introduction of porcelain
for artificial teeth by Dr. Douds
mark a new era In dentistry In
Canton. Call and see splendid ppeci
mena. ance
John
rod,
from
Ihe
There
crew.
8,000
freight.
twenty
some
Ex-President
better.
The
In
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH
AMERICA.
32,000 LIVES LOST
$300,000,000 Property Destroyed
DESTRUCTION OF AMERICAN AND OTHER
SHIPPING.
NEW YORK, September 12, 1868.
The Guiding Star, from AfJwall,
brintrs the following intellsgencei
On the 13th ult. a terrible earth"
ohkk. visited the cities along the
coast Piru and Eouad r. whereby
2"J(w" livew were lot, and proper-
tv valued att.-ifiOX0O.OOO was destroyed
A rumbling sound jjfA.cded th
earthqnke, and the wa waa terribly
Bp-Hted and lll t ID or "
great (.'stance.
Arequipa,-ft c".v ot 35,000 inhabit
ants, passed a"ttyt scarcely a vest ige
beit-g left. The".e were only four
,undred Uvea lost her?-
Arica, a town of 2-j.OoO jnhahltanti,
was flso destroyed, leaving not a ein
gle AOU standing. Five hundred
perisluHl.
The tidal wave was forty feet high.
and rolled with a terrific roar on the
shore, carrying ships further on land
than was ever before known. The
United States store-ship Fredonia was
capsized and all on board were lost,
The Fredonia had $1,800,000 worth of
naval stores on board. The vessel waa
rolled over and smashed to atoms.
The United States steamer Wateree
was carried half a mile inland, and
left high and dry. Only one sailor
was drowned. Owing ;to the great
distance she can never get afloat again.
Th Peruvian corvette American
was also carried ashore. Thirty-three
persons wr drowned from her.
The American merchantman liosa
Rlvr, the English ship Chancellor,
and the French bark Edwards, were
also lost.
Towns Iquique, Moquega, Leru tu
ba and Pisaqua were all utteily de
stroyed. Over 500 perished at Iquique.
Numerous other towns are given
which also suffered terribly some al
most entirely disappearing. The
chimcha islands a-lso suffered from a
hurricane, the earthquake and the tl
dal wave.
1
Bemember that
the Democratic
Mass Meeting is in
Canton Friday, Oc
tober 2d.
at
$29
Porcelain. Of all materials used
bases for artificial teeth, such as
gold, silver, platina, aluminum, tin,
rubber, Ac, Ac., nothing has ever been
produced so entirely free from -.11 ob
jections msporcelaiii ; but the difficulty
connected with the manufacture of
plate and teeth In one solid piece wa
great that it never came into gene
ral use. By a recent Improvement
difficulty has been overcome, so
complete dentures can be made
excelling tn beauty, strength, light
and durability anything ever
produced. This work only needs to be
to recommend Itsell as a miracle
beauty and strength. The presence
a large proportion of mercury in the
composition or rubber and the injuri
enects consequent upon the iutro
duction of this dangerous metal into
systems of persons In a condition
health favoring its absorption have
induced many leading physicians to
condemn Its use and every observing
dentist to look for something less ob-
eetlonabj, and tho adoption of porce
for entire sets is likely soon to be
come universal. The teeth are more
double the strength of the best
used for rubber work, as the lar
proportion of sllex entering into
composition gives greater
strength, and renders a degree of heat
necessary to vitrify them that would
tho platlca pins In the formerand
render them useless.
This work is not a new thing, hav
been in use over seventeen yeara
under the old method, anl it can be
with confidence that a set of tlieaa
will last a lifetime.
Samples can be seen at the office of
J. Douds, sole manufacturer for
county.
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Allien
Vp,
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Van
Port
Val
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Canton
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town,
NEW YORK.
Governor Seymour at Albany.
Albany, N. Y..Sept. 9 Governor
here the 9:30
on his way to Saratoga, where
is engaged to deliver an address be
the Saratoga Agricultural Society
His arrival was known
to few in tne city, but upon land
ing at the depot he was recognized. A
serenade was resolved upon, a nation
al salute was fired and at half-past ten
o'clock the Young Men's Democratic
with a band of music, ap
prar. d in front of the Delavan House
called for Governor Seymour.
appeareu in response to the call
briefly addressed the crowd. He
thanked them for the unexpected de
monstration, which seemed to him
a welcome home. He said be had
received from all eectlons ot the coun
the o.ost earneat assurances Qfiuc
otus in the present canvass, .Nearly
years hau passed since the war
s u and yet the Union wae not re-
ana tne national debt was in
creasing. The question was whether a
eould not be adopted that
would give peace and tranquility to
country.
He was frequently Interrupted with
and upon retiring was loudly
applauded. He leaves for Saratoga on
;iu train to-morrow morning.
On
Stations
Euclid
Hudson.
Alliance.
Barard
Bayard
Hud.on
Eaelld
Bellsir
Imith
Horrible Murder in Cincinnati.
CiNCTJijrATr, Sept. II. A disturb
occurred this aUcrnoon between
Thompson and John K ember.
Thompson snatched a red-hot iron
six feet long, and ran it through
Kember's body.killing him instantly.
Thompson has been arrested.
The propeller Hypocanipus, bound
Benton Harbor, Michigan, to
Chicago, was lost in Lake Michigan in
gale of the 9th, with all ou board.
were 35 passengers and 30 of a
She wae heavily loaded, with
buckets of peaches and other
It it supposed she was cap
sieed. The wreck was found about
miles from St. Joseph, only
seven miles from land.
' 3U--.J.I SS '
Gold Is running at 144.
Pierce Is somewhat
General James Shields Is Democrat
ic candidate ror Ongress In the Inde
pendence district, Missouri.
North Ohio M. E. Conference la
at Wooster.
Beliair..
Mw
Hayarsl.
'
and
GAS
A
Puta
VX
MARRIAGES.
HfF.T7.OEK MARTIN On the
30th ult., at the residence of tho bride,
by Itev. J. I', rvior, mr. Auam meiz
ger and Miss Arty Martln.all of Stark
county.
OTIINN SNYDER On Ihe 10th
inst., by George Violand, J. P., Mr.
John Quiun and Miss Frances Sny
der. WARTHLER MOONSHOWER
On the 13th inst., by Rv. P. Her
bruck, Mr. George Warshler and
Miss Mary Moonahower.
YANT JARRETT On the 13th
inst., by Rev. A. Ksslck, Mr. Chris
tian K. Yant and Miss .Martha Jar
rett, both of Paris township, Stark
county.
HCUARY 8CHMACHTENBERGER
ftn th sa mat., br Rev. P. Hcrbruck, Mr.
T.ont, Srhiu-T and Miss Marsraret Schmach-
tcnberg.
DEATHS.
WILSON-On the 4th last., la fcf a.
ptefon, Harriet Alice, daughter of
John If. and LucindaiP. Wilson, aged
1 yew, oootJjs a.ud $ days.
Markets.
CANTON, OHIO, Sept. 2, 1868.
Flour Extra, - - ill 00('o;12 0O
Wheat White,
" Red,
Corn,
Rye,
Oats,
Barley,
Flax Seed,
Hay $ ton, -Potatoes
Onions f bushel,
Cried Apples, -Butter
-Eggs
Hams.
Tallow,
Lard,
Cheese.
Coffee,
Beans,
Molasses, -
Salt barrel, -
t2 10
2,00
90(1 00
1 SOfl 75
60(&
200
f4 2 20
12 00(7 15 00
1 25
(4
W 1 00
S 200
Q 30
18
20
& 16
(4 15
& 10
28 33
2i 0
(A 3 08
00(4 1 25
(5 3 28
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
GOLD Closed weak. Opened at 114!,
closed at 1-UJ bid, Ui asked.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK MARKET-Sept. 7.
COTTON Dull and heavy and a shade
tower; uaUjc.
FLOUR Irregular and unsettled.
WHEAT Closed quiet Very firm for
spring and very heavy for all other kinds.
RYE Dull at $1 40al 45.
OATS Dull and heavy. New Western,
railroad depot, 60c ; 70a71c afloat.
CORN Steady ; $1 15al 20 for un
sound and f 1 21al 21 for sound new mixed
Western .
PORK Very firm. Mess Sellers at
20 and buyers at $29 60 -cash.
BEEF Steady and a moderate demand.
CUT MEATS Quiet and steady.
BACON Light supply and market firm.
LARD Firm: 20ia20!c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS Steady at 25a26c.
of
RAILWAYS.
FORT WAYNE
AND CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Oa and after June 1st. 1863, Trains will
leave atuations dally , (Sunday excepted)
aa follows. Train leaving Chicaso 5.35
P, M.. leaves dally. Train leaving
'. M., 1.
Pittsburgh at 1.45 P.
leaves daily.
tne
tne
TBAIN8 GOLNQ WEST.
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F. R. MYERS, Gr.u. Ticket Agent.
Youn.'uto n. Kaw Castle and Erie Kx-
leave Voungato-vn, S.Sfip, mi New
4.U0p, m; arrives nttBburfc-b. 6.0p,
Returning, leaves Pittsburgh 7,17a.
arrives New Castle. 9,40a. ni ; Youngs -
10,45a. m.
kounirHtown. New Castle and Pitts
Accommodation leaves You ties-
6,00a. m; New Castle, 7,10a. in; ar
Biieclianv. jy.'JUa. iu. Kuturni'iC.
Vittsburiih, 4,s-( arrive New Cas
7,0Sp, mi Yonnjfktown, 7,50p. in.
t . K, ill H.K3,
General Ticket Agent,
said
and
ot
with
for
said
V
was
the
the
eal
40
more
lots
ond
20
alley
ber
& PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY.
and after May 11th. 1SOS. Trains will Iaaa
daily, (-iaadaya eicaptod.) as follows :
1
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Mail.
Cleveland.'
St..
M
Ravenna..
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WsJiSfiiie.
Mail.
Ears ass
sjiaaa.
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St.. l.lf ' .S9 ilO.IT
Cleveland 1,6b 7,10 ' 1 10,30 "
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Mail.
11:10 a.
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(JOIXQ WESTHIVEt. DIVISION,
Maiv
Piusbarg. s.oua m 1 to r.
ocnaatar. T.10 I 1.33
Smithreryl T ST I 3.0S
Weilsvilla. 8 13 8 40
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4.40
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Leave ArriTM
Pbiladalnkia. as a. n u. ... . ,,,..
11.10 aa. . Pk.Ud, hm' ..yo D"
P. P. MTEKS Oen. fieket Attest.
must
No.
briek
stories
rw
I
which
which
ANTE D SALESMAN To
BL-Il Goods on uuinla. Cl.tn.i wiras
ateadv uinlavninnt. A.trtru with
smp, - A. ECKERACO,
v Canal Dover. fhlo.
and
UATER COOLKR3 nice
aheap at
RATKOLM A SAXTOpT-S
PIPE AND FIXTURES
nloe ausaort uieiil i
sAinoiaxi a SAXTua't
HURFORD '
on the beat Tin Roof.
SCYTHES the best In the
oanutry, and warranted, at
tU r.Not-tisi aAXTotrs
feet
to
desiring
ble
la
and
at my
F-J
in
curoirtie curt
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Geo. W. Henshaw vs. William J. Nelson.
By virtue of a fi. fa. Issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county,
Ohio, and to me directed I will offer for
sale by public outcry at the mill, tnree
miles north of the city of Canton, known
as "Nelson'a Mill," on.
Saturday, the 29th day of August , '68,
the following described personal property
to wit : Onn bay mare and one bay taoree.
Sale at 10 o'clock a: m. Terms, cash.
R. A 1CNBAR, Sheriff.
buk19w2
s
HERIFF'S SALE.
Jackson
Oreiuer, Steel A Co. vs. Asa XV.
oi HI.
By virtue of a fi. fa. issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county,
Ohio, and to me directed. I will offer for
sale by pub'le outcry at the door of the
court house (tiarter s diockj in tne city oi
Cunton, on
Saturday, the 19th day of Sept., J .
the following described real estate in uaii:
count v to wil: Lot number ninety-six (l6)
in Lamtorn's addition to the towu of;
A;iUiice.
iiiBt:Commetiee at 1 o'clock P. M.
Terms cio&,
l, A. DUNBAR. RheritT.
iuicivwo
--vi expoXLaji -'s&u.fttl
Gorg. o jSf&Xg
F!y virtue of nn alias v. . . '"Y
from the court of common pit
county. Ohio, and to me directed a ..
offer fur sale by public out cry at tho door
of tha court house (Hurler's Wook) In tho
city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 3d day of October, 1868,
the following described real eptat situate
in said county, to wit: The r Bt half of
Lot number 91 in the town of ItoclioHter,
with appurtenances.
Sale to commence at one o'clock P. M.
Terms cash. K. A. DUNBAR.
aept2w5 Sheriff.
gHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel Irwin vs. Geo. S. Horford etal.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from
the court of common pleas of Stark coun
ty. Ohio, and to me directed I will offer for
sale by public out cry at the door of the
ooort house (Hurler's block) in the cily of
Canton, nn
Saturday, the 3d day of October, 1S68.
tne following described real estate In said
county, to wit: Lot H, In Louis Sclirefer'a
andijlou to the city of Canton, with the
appurtenances thereon
K. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
Sopt3'.v5
OBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to remove all denire for To-
buooo. This great remedy is an excellent
appetiaerj It purifies the blood, invifror
atea tha system possesses great nourish
ing and Btren&rlhenini? power, enables the
stomach to digest the heartiest food,
makes sleep refreshing, and establishes
robust heal ill. Smokers and chewera for
sixty yeara cured. Price, Fifty Cents per
box, post free. A treatise on the injuri
ous effeuts of Tobacco, with lists of refer
ences, testimonials, Ac., sent free. Agents
wanted. Addjess Dr. T. R. ABBOTT,
Jersey City, N. J. sept2m3
JJEGAL NOTICE.
Robert Bowlin, Samuel Bowltn, James
oswiin, Anarav lowiin. and
Bowlin will take notice that on the 7th day
September, 1868, Philip Seesdorf filed
petition ia the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Stark, and
of Ohio, altering that under a verbal
contract with Lemmon Bowlin, then in
ii ie, out since aeceaseo, ne. the said
aeesiorf. between October 2nd. 18K6. and
Deoember 2nd. 1863, performed labor to
value or 131,75, In and alvint the re
pairing of a dwelling house standint; upon
louowing rtescrioea premises of said
LemmoniBowlin. to-wit : Situate in said
oounty of Stark, and being part of the
jortn east quarter ot sectUn 7, in town
ship 12, of Ranee 8. hounded aa follows :
Beginning; 60 feet south front the soutwest
corner or l rederlok Wetmer's lot; thence
east iw rest: thence south Vi feet; thence
west 1U0 feet j thence north 120 feet, to the
ace of beginning; containing- half an
aere ot arouud. That he. a ild Seesdorf.
within four montis from the time of per
forming; said labor mde out an account
thereof under oath, and caused the aame
lie recorded in tho Recorder's O Bee of
C-iunty, whereby he hecarne entitled
a lien upon aaid preiulaea for the cays
meoioi saifl tumor money, that fcsid
money is due. rud wholly unpaid. That
John Borland claim to have a mort-
gRe lien upon aaid premises, antecortent
said Seesdorf a aaid lieii but the
mount due upon said mortgage, if any
thing, said Seesdorf does cot know. That
Lemmon Bowlin died, leaving two
persons elaimiug to bo his wido w, name
: Isabella itowliu and the said
Bowlin (whose surname U unknown to
Seesdorf) and Margaret Funk, inter
married with Nicholas Funk, Robert
Bowlin, Samuel Bowlin, James Bvho
And row B.owlu hia heirs at law.
The player ofsaid petition ie f r the sale
the aforesaid premiaoa too pay tut
amount due said Seesdorl, to-wit : $51,75.
interest from Ducember 2, 1866, and
other proper relier.
Said defendauts are required to answer
petition on or before the 7th day of
November, 18oS.
Sept. 8, w6 GEO. W, RAFF,
Atfy lor Pl'lf.
ACATION NOTICE.
Notice In hereby given that a petition
this da tiled in the Clerk's office of
court of common pleng within aud for
county of Stark and State or Ohio, al
leKinfr that it would couduco to the gens
intei'eata aad convenience of the peo
ple of Navarre, in aaid countv. if a street
feet in width, running east and west
uetween lots numbers 34 and 85 in Wet-
s Ural addition to said town, and
n u timers 39 and 40 in Wetmore s sec
addition to said town: and an allev
feet in width, running north and south
betweeq said lots and additions, were va
f uted ; and praying that said street and
may, according 'y, be vacated. Said
peuuou win oe ror nearing at the Novem
term, isds, o; satil court.
, GEO. W. RAFF,
Att'y for Petitioners.
Aug. 10, 1868w
E W YORK STYLE
KANT,
REcsTAU-
to
onr
of
in
the
in
and
Into
ter.
hour
to
a-Leare
The un-lersigned hereby inform the
e'.tliens ot Canton and the Pablw in gen
eral that on Saturday next be will opeu
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
IN BASEMENT,
2 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
CANTON, O.,
all those desiring meals can have
at ftll hours, and only pay what they
for. Having been Foreman of one of
first estahliHbmeuts of the kind for
vears in Cincinnati, be feels confident
please the taste and palates of tne
fahtidious. Oytera will be aervd
in any form they can be had in New
lie Is also ready to prepare cakes,
viands, Au., for parties, and arrage the
if desired at reason ble prices.
Boardera can be furnished with first
board, and pay only for what they
r.
Sept. 9, 4t. BENJAMIN GEISEL.
TIN.
TIN
cat.
UARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
The uudsralgned offers for sale, and
sell soon tko following property in
Alliance, Ohio, to-wit :
HOUSE AND LOT,
A in brooks A Jennings' addition to
Alliance, ou Mala street and the first
bouse from the Station, It la a good
buainesa location, 40 feet front, and two
high, aud will ennllv rent for from
to JA00 per year.
must also sell the Block of Lota on
the Oil Mill was noitvinenced, on
ia one ten foot etorv atoue-work,
with nearly enough of some of tha
material on Ihe ground to finish the build
ing, and the moat ezpensl-. e part of the
building completed. The wail, are 2T
thick and 80 by 60 feet on the ground.
Being compelled by my clroniiis-aueea
eell, a bargain will be given any oue
such property. It will be euitav
for a mill, warehouse or factory, and
near the elation on the Cleveland R. R.
desirably located. Pieaae call on me
office for further particulars.
Jlllaiice.Sept. 9, M. LAUGHLIN.
QOUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RMERS Take notice th tt the Larg
est, Beet fc Cheajvt stock oi tl mil Rakea
this county fe-r sale, wholesale and re
tail, at
tXIBRELLd.
j g
D
Audi
Sept.
a part
on
ance
aume.on
let
.
MILLINERY. STRAW QUODS. AC.
N
EW AND BEAUTIFUL
!
'
j
SPRING GOODS
AT
J08EPH W. GRAFF'S,
MATHEWS' BLOCK.
Millinery and Straw Goods,
Ribbons, Laces, Artificial
Flowers, Embroideries.
White- Goods, Hosiery,
Glovea, Corsetn, Hoop
Skirt. Genuine
i
I
;
!
j Alexander Kid GlOVW,
i
t
Silk Fringes, Bugle Trimmings,
Cotton Trimmings, Ladles and
Oenta' Paper Collars, Cuffs,
Neck Ties, Ac, Ac.
jsarXio floods atd Low Prices
aprl-tf.
INSURANCE.
J. HUMAN INSURANCE COMPANY!
OF CLBVKLaJtU 0B1O.
O0lce iv. JO Atn-aler BuLUing.
CAPITAL,
$200,00(1
Insnrea Bjlldlnet, Merchandl.s and otkw Proper
ty Against Losa or Da-Jag by Fire, at Aa low rales
as any oibar responsible Company.
SWLoasc houorablT adjasted and prompUy paiw
In CaU.Kj
DisaomAA ams ATOcaHouiaaa :
Dr. W.Meyer, C. W. Schmidt. UanryDetmer
i WKner 1r- Kdr, P. TetUebaarh,
John Gerlacb, Henry Kraeraer, II. Kaltar,
P. Srkialdt, C. Muennaaa, II. Beckuanu
C. Born, and others.
A. Rbttborq, Prea'U J. Mtjrllkk,
J. Matkr Vice " VicePres't.
M. BUCnitAM AND PRBD. SKBLBACH. TTae
llng Agents.
JOHIf RABgR, Agent. Canton, Ohio.
P. LUZIU8, Masalllon,
JUU as. iS6-tr
Jj A T C I I E L L E R ' S
fSPEOVAD SOHES
T UBULAR WELL!
This Well la warranted to work In the
finest of quick sand, through clay banks
into sand .ir gravel below. It shuts off all
surface water, and can be pit down to
any depth required, where an ordinary
Well cannot, be made. It la also valua
ble to put into old Wella, where a large
supply of water is needed. The pipescan
be placed in a circle, all of them leading
tha centre, to which a large pump can
be attached, aud will supply from
One to Two Hundred Gallons
per Minute.
This Well is provided with a strainer;
which excludes all quick sands, and with
out which, this or any other Well will fill
with sand, and in a very short time be
come worthless; in testiuionv whereof we
refer you to the Wells which are in use
without the strainer. This well has been
thoroughly tested in quick sand, and we
warrant it under all circumstunces. With
this Well we can raise water any distance
from thirty to one hundred feet or more,
aud it works with as much aa a sixteen
feet suction pump.
REFERENCES.
The following area few of the many
testimonials wc have from parties using
Wells :
- Cuimi, O., Angon g, I8PS.
Hsesaa. Rismi A Kjut-Gauss: .1 have or.s
Balcbeller's 'Improved Bored Tabular Wells,"
operation at my residence, the tube extends to
depth of forty-three feet, tba lower end resting
pare Band 1 bare plenty of cluar pnru water, !
iu my oplnton year wil with, the atralner at
tachmeat, ta all Uui yon recommend It to be. 1
Respectfully yonrs. j
I. B. Dl'EKH. j
Caaroa, O,, AianatT, IMS.
M Bases. Raaaa A Killt-Dhai Hia: Thi,
"Bateheller Improved Tubular Weli" that you put
ray house a few weeks since gives good satis
faction, it la all that you represent U to he. Tha
water it very pore and soft.
Yoars, W. W. GOODMA.H.
Cak-tow, Auuat 1, lsoS.
Messrs. Rsvaca A Kallt: I have ona o' vonr
Improved Bo.od Wnils iu operatiou at my house,
wblch anlta me Ivtur thau any I ever saw. It
pumpa fii) aud tnrowa a larjrM stream of pure a a
Toe well is sixteen feet lu deptn, ihn pou t
laying in a bed ot due qnick sand; in jast one balf
the water waa as clear aa crvtnl. Vw.....
doubting the trr.th of thl will pli-ate eall at my
residuuee, outh Pop'.sjr street, Jat b.-low the rai I
road, and sqq for themaeivos. I would recomou-nd
s tliose wunvi.e a c.od aubstuiitial vell to
urenasa una or Uuictie.Ier's Improved Bored Tu
nlar Wells with strainer atiachmont
II. NBWCOMER.
or.lcra at Rennsr'a Shoe Store
RKNMKR a. KKLLY,
Agents for SiArk Cuuuty.
TOWNSHIP RIGHTS FOR SALE,
KKNNKR 4 KELLY,
Agents for citark county.
ir-Town Bights ror vale.
Canton, Aug. 5, JKAStf.
be
gTOVE AND TIN STORE.
BUCKIUS A BROTHER,
North Market street, Canton, Ohio,
Have ou hand a complete assortment of
COPPER AND
SHEET-IRON WAKE.
have ou hand a large aseorlaient of
Cook, Heating, and Parlor Stoves.
We are also agents for the celebrated
American A Benefactor Cook Stoves,
Which we warrant to e as good bakers
aa there are iu the markot.
We also put up
SPOUTING AND ROOFING
i
Ou reasonable terms. I
Zon
or
but
as
with
II kinds of custom
to order.
work made i
Don't forget the place, and if lye us a j
t si our Miirv nil -ono -turK
BUe
Canlon, Aug. ID, lbttf
Vault
E M I - A N N U A L
CLOSING OUT HALE!
From this date till
SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH,
I will sell ny line of
Spring CaasImertM,
Coating", and
ket street, i Desk
BUCK ICS A HliO.
j
r
Coal
Kepi
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
No. 2 Opkra Hou8k Block.
A. KITT.
Canton. July 22, IsOStt
T, ... , I
Furnishing Goods U
j
ITCH LETTING.
Saaled proposals will be received at the
or'a office until 1 o'clock ou Friday,
lHtb,'18rt8. for opening and making
of the Palton Ditch in Canton Tp.,
lands of Thomas Patton, Joseph My
ers and J. Cilv's Heirs, In accord
with the Engineer's report map of;
nle in tliii'imee. i h work lobe
the lowest ronnnnsihle bidder.
tspt.e. ai. H. c. KLLINOX,
County Auditor.
June
In
NEI
Three
For
or
mines,
North
I
for
m: i
T71 A L K E
L
LADIES' FASHIONABLE
BMPOEITJM,
NO. 3 SCHJKFBR'S Ol'KRA BLOCK,
CANTON', OHIO.
The tinderslsrned ikea plesmne in an
! nounclnii to the Iwln-s r Craitcn and
victnltv. tnt n " f.. .-.
commodate them. t very
prices from one of the nnwt
sortroenU of sll kind of
rfKsona'.ie
choice
Millinery Ooocis,
Comprising a!ie!ar
(treat variety "
:n ny oth n Sb
j
j
;
i
great
j Lace, Edging,
Pilk and Straw Good.
French Flowers,
EMBROIDERY of all Kinds,
BRIDAL WREATHS,
II ATS, CAPS,
BONNET.
j
!
STRAW,
And all other kinds of
FASHIONABLE TRIMMINGS.
A eplendM tock of the most modern
Styles and Colors Of
TpTES' NEW DRESS SILKS,
WHITL
LADIES' CLOAKS A
HAWLS,
And everything to complete a La!
Fashionable Wardrobe.
. N. B. Mia rjsisHRR, until recently the
well-known and accomplished Millinerof
Massillou (sister-in-law or the under
siunedi, assisted by several other compe
tent young ladies, are constantly engaged
in making, altering and repairing U h ta.
Bonnets, tc, in conrormltv with tne La
tent Styles.
Me has nnule arrangements to secure
always the Latei-t Fattbiona, so soon as
they can be had from Paris and New
York. Call and examine before you pur
chase elsewhere.
HENRY FALKE.
lOtf
rpHE STAR LEAD That has now
Such a great reputation in this market i
can ae had only at
!
47tf
CORR ELLS'
BOOTS & SHOES.
tT T ' E N T I O N I
A
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
SAYLER A SHANAFELT,
are a.t It agaiD, In their Kew Room,
Empire Block, East Tuscarawas st.,
Lately occupied by John McGregor as a
Bookstore.
We shall be happy to meet all our old
cuntomors, and as many new enes as will
pleased to favor us with tbeir patron
age. We have constantly on hand and are
Uily receiving from the Kast, a large
supply of .
BOOTS,
SHOES, !
GAITERS,
BALMORALS, j
In fact everything iu the .
Ladies' and Children Line, from the '
Slipper to the 11 igheet Polieh Top,
and all kinds of Rubber .
Boots A ShiK-a.
j
of
j
of
j
j orde
! tioii
;
i
We also mase
Boots and Shoes to Order of tha
nsftterial and an cheap as
the cheapest.
!
i
.' :
beat i
j
This i i be place -.rhtre you get what
bargain for Frmch, bogus French,
coin oi nn Talf Boots. Wo employ none
the b st workuien, and still Imvo old
Philip a our 'oreman, who is well known
one of the beat and mom experienced
workmen of the day. He ie nKva vs ready
stick and s! rap to tnke the' dimen
aiona of your understanding.
aWs3"A11 work warranted to give sat
isfaction. Give us a call.
SAYLEJt A SUANAKELT.
Cunton, Maach 5. 1868-r
Tf.'e
i
j
kui.
By
The
IRON FOUNDRY.
JOHN LAIRD A CO.,
Iron Founders,
SOUTH CEERRY STREET,
CANTON, OHIO.
Machinery Cuetlngs,
Shafting, Pulleys arid Hangers,
Qrato Bars, . ;
Iron Colums and Lintels,
Window Caps and Sills,
Iron Railing, Cellar Grates,
Rings,
Vault Rlugs,
Hitching Posits,
Spout Guards,
Iron Shutters.
. Stish Weights,
articles
at
cotton
I Howie
tV-on
j 1SO..IS,
! iitt,,
; Fork-.
filver
soijaifK.
Ct.t
dif-s
, A
: l-"'i-',.(-
.......
I v .ii
j lieii-.s
'
Ot.e
Hams
! ouubo
;
i f.-swl.
j -t..t
.
Ire
and HrU fWvtlntr
'
Bedstead Fastenings,
Farm und School Bells,
Cider Ires Screws,
Road Scrapers,
; pir.ur.
. tslbt
! t-llver
! Our.-.'
," t'ory
I It-.-SttWor
-'-.)ol
I'arnti..
: enir i
j Mr.p.;i;ea
; For
! ft'
. i;i 1
! t o-'ted
I w s
T!r.if i 1 C'ld
' ! '-.'VAr
Oar Wheels and Ax lev, ;
Oven Fronts and lumpers, a
Watch,
Harrow CasUngw, I
Nute. Boltti and Wafers, I
Wite
on band or f-.iruiahe.-l fi
Railing, etc., tv.. ! l'a:,
e-i.,aa:i...,,r.,rl.,;j.:
reasonable lirtn .. Hi ecial :tii!:ii (.aid i ..r-V.
order, for em.i, gr'ay iron cVrl
repaltlnu; rl.ine on eberl notir. vVc.rk su.n
TAKE
warranted flret rlasa.
34 llm4
JjLACKSMITIJS'CO AE".
quality and cleanness, aeou-l to
none lu the county, at
DIG S NEW COAL MINES.
fourths of a mile west of North
Iuo'ustry, Ohio, w'thin Sf miles of
MasAJlon.
terms k. mints, ciehverod on ears
hauled, call on he t-i.lere.ignel at the
or address N. NEIDIiJ
Industry. O., or box 34UCut;n O
Jnno2 ISHxr.r
t.r. wi
.
supposi.-iK
It Has
.
i-K I)
io full-Tows.
Bsttr
OOKiNG-GLASriES, WINDOW- i
h.,1?1 ,IL-CL.OTHS, Ac. Ao. FlTl.oo
cheap, at
CORRE LXAr.
I
Xi-iilJo
SPECIAL KCTIGLS.
I FURORS OK YOt'T. pniierisn rto .ur
ii e.i tut Tr fi ..i.i Nmouii 11.! iij. I r.u.,
oomt, rl All t!i! fflisti of ;oi:0. i;l mJis.r,.
l.o.r,yil.. fvrilw Mt.Tfflr.r.li.iriAni.y. r.,,;
riua ft.rir.Akio(tvh"in.!i'r.mn J.
1.
ilK 1. OfJTJKV,
N. 41 0-Jr uruei jr. Y.
raayKii'STT'.fiKt-
r,x CONHUMfTlVflS. TAB ADV KlvTlfcKt,
I hATUiX btea restored to ttrnlth iu lew
bi A v.irr ?:ir.i l3 rc:u, t'Arr hnvli..? reiTercr. l-.r
t. Al v.-'r itu a hi.. KfTx.i..i.. a.l tVi.t
dr,a ar-A tvuf-mii-iiiiii i unn to
known to to ft-:i...iw-:.:ro t!. .
tjm:i hod.:si.tf t, c a: wild ,eM 'f.
ll..iis for preparer sti-: n-i:iR Uir'jta. li!cb lit.
wMl And a si:k "eh for CtKcumoy,
Baikchita, Victim, 'fLi, H Threat Ar.d l.ii
AfT.,crloi.7 The o;:lT c.i.J. ct of ''''''.:,, i
Aii.t tl ttA-l i:n'fnn!.u.iU whi'h lir cnni-ci'C"" t
TAluatile. nd hr ii.nv- e-v'r7 "trrr -i.l try k.
rcmed, as 1 v'Si com ir'ni nvinni!;, tea biajt emc
Partie wlsMnir th t.wf.ptiea. rasa,
b rots'
V.,1, H"- "'' 'I- . U-1TKOST
i-.r-v. rri',- ...' . . . i
i
vrnK.vali.-.-ri, Klajf C".
Xrw York.
ihJt ifw.' knav it, ihi wciiid n l.rM, a
c- n.' lr.!it,ii el ht.rh. mi!n aud l)rc iht rm!l
c.irr -II llm human flerh l hair w. Dr Min
Ii.;, w.th a fw of l ie profcasiouol frend. !
kei.i '.hif Idea const Atiy m Ti. w. Ai.d ist t.red rar
r.rtlv ar.y persfvorl-.ie.y f-.r yera to sr.d t!o jt
demrablc treu:o. Tlioimh ttiry have not foirtd
an instant cur for all complaints, ticy hsra m.rr
tholess iiHcobrd a rjra.1y, whi-. li, Tot, baa
.ti.: .1.- r-i.. I la .,..1 v.i'ar. 1 Ivrfsnhia.
i And all d!siwui-. arisius from nuy IniptirltT l
blo.d or n.Ari'Aii2ARint r.f ths dinivc crsra,
, inoliirtlng I.ner Complaint, orgt'a, Ci !fl! Pick
t llpadnrli... Vor.ra'via. rT.0i!l'C9. SUerI b'li-
i ttiand all -tri-cti;i of tlte Ki Jcrrs au 1 trr:rury
: orsaa.
Tlicri-at d!c. T?ry. m Honor ci tne irnra-..fa
h'.e lnliors of Dr. It. M'.shl-r, i '.l-d M.-lil-r"f
Horb Itdtr. and heroTr intn-rtu-el iak tk
pUce of Qm'.hIiip and Ihe hot-t of dtn r rrmail-m
used hroiofor- frtho ootniilaintu ni-ctioncnl asa
8 .1 i bf all Drurcsis A. id innrl Ili-Alirs.
PrMirol ii.ili!lT hv Dr. S. H HAliTMAN CO..
Su.-ecMore :o UU 11 MiSIII-KH. Lsncssfc
1'cnua.
'i
MANHOOD:
How Lost How Resior?d.
J,t no'ol:-h-c4. A aw wS'.fum of Pr CuaT'rweil's
ixStiZW B-sfy on -he Ksdicj. 'k.
m-diclu. ) of SpermAtorrhuea, or Serr.in
. s - lnvoluuUrr l-emmsl Losers, iaroT.aor.
Mental and rbssicsl Tnee.p.e.ty. laped,met. to
Slllw . . i!o CouMimpt'oti. .pil:.sy, r.nd
I y ,ts, fmltie.d by aelflnduUenco or iul ''
8 porting out a .o.iol cur, st
-u and effeotufti. hy means ol
..tr w'rl his .".r.d:-
- cure himseJl cheii!y,
badds of averj.
-oth an4-
fut ,
self-ubu
dangerous ..
lion of the kui.
om simple, cert...
whii-h vry sufl'eier, .
lion may be, may be, nis.
privately and raoi'-.-illy.
"Tliie Lecture sb:i!!d 1 In 11,
youth aii I ev.rv man iu tiso la.id.
8nt iin.ler sal, in the hands of att-r y.
ery moa iu ttie iaD.i.
bent, uuu..t .-rsl. lu A pjAm etive1..ps. to in so
dress, postpaid, on r ei'iiit o elx c-nts. or ie puji
siamr.s. Also, Ir. Calv-rnel!'s Marrisi-t: Ja;Ca "
price as ei-tits. Address the I'r.Visnrr
c.ii,i.-.i c. ki,i.ss 'co.,
1T Bowery, hut York. Puat-omee box, 4 5
ii
c,- j
REMOVAL.
EW FURNITURE ROOMS!
Ea-t Tuscarawas st., Cunton, Oh?o.
BKRNIIARD A CO.,
Hare removed and opere.1 In the nosr
Room in Gcorgn 1 HatiK's Bnililinc, p.
posite B:echelc'a WholeaiiaGrO'.-.erv S-.orc
with a complete nortnir.l of " "
F U R N I T U K
And
C A S I N E T - W A R ' .'
ousiatinr; af
Dining Tables,
Writing Tables,
Stnnd.f, Cliair.i
Bureau!, Secretaries,
Cupboartls, BKlsteads,
Clothes Presses, Ac.
We are practical Cabinet Makeis. anu
warrant our work as represeutcl. n.me
our lilruiture helujr Ihe pm.-tiict of
Iulern olnuuf(.tor-e, but n!i;-e!v do.
mehiio, dun ble and cheap. It iaU"ru(V
Ihel.-eat -thII sonaontv! rcinti-rial.
it; siniig of t;.-i:navd Ktirniture, aa
r for r.ev, will receive promut attetw
and c.Ssrgps moderate.
iHCRNHARD ,t O.
March i. fi.s-tf ' .
JIOENSHD BY THE
T'NITF.I) STATES A"UTHtRIi x'
fi. C THOMPSON A CO'S
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE OF
Si!ks, Shawls, Dress Good
tioous, Hi
ton
"Li
Cutk'ry; Waeehes, 8ev-
ing Machir.o-:,
ils, Hiie;tu-, Dry Gond-s, Co
ns. Fancy' Go'nN, Album!:,
Jibles, Silver Pinictl Wurv,
Litu.-n
t-
arttetas to be aoid at u uulfori
-. ...
., ONE rtOLLAR v.xrn
not t.. bs j
m pr!: : or
t-.M foi jiutil T,n fc.oi
Ai'e to receive.
AOs. port!!r Alio. ero"e:n-.- -'i.4::
ing bifliicss In ths eoan'r.r.
':iA'i..oj
: of
PAtrnlzlr.ir tita.sAte on br- chi-r ,
exebanye yot-.r k1 '
Hmallerit Article s.-!d ' r
DOLLAR can b; e.Xfh-.fv-il f.
bHve-r Platt?d. Five !s.cled
Revolving Cator, .r .,ur
Choice of a large variety
of other articles upon
1 Exclmnge List.
Ti(MS To AGENTS.
rertlflfAtas plvttrir. a cetnp- tns , r
to hs sold for one On- l.n.'ar. mil ba solj
lae rate of TKN CBMT9 KAt if . .
For a Club, of Thirty, and 3.00.
r ro
!.u i
thafollowihg ariirlaa.as :h
ciotn. iiasna enotk Pauls Pt't'rn
Knife, Lr.uoi-.sior Ooilt. B.iirrAvai
Holder, Pair Lad:ea' extia un .-, n ,.
Print. Dreas fa-tern,- W..r..,WVBSV
w lute L;en TaWe '.; ,.f
Kmbots d Tsi ie -preai ;.- -..a -....,."
Plated Oo il Cine.l ..bll. V: t .r .!.."
;ictlire Morocco l;.i!.- t . .-. !,... i ,
iv ;ry iIn.l'u,.;Ta'it nl fiov v,,. r ..
M..p,ec. tjt....i,,g ..::.v.. vi o'.V t
n.rai.ra Qa! Ladles' S.d'd it f;:tT. .1
Wai.ior.l King, Oeo-.'. P!:,., r il;.llri .
ca rets one.) Ladle' !-.,) i'.ia. k ,'-
.i.::.p J.eui, i.r.,-.l,i,- ri.r-T l",-
k oi- Cottsc;- c:wk. nr. J 'si n j ,e
Liusn ljst,xpictler.
lV;ra Club of Sixty, anu fini
of the
-!..th Psnts aud V-,t J aurfr, ! H. .
mt,. CTlind r HAteh, !..,1.-; H.ri-ri I- ',.
'W CA.er. D.es J-..:,r:.. Thuv.
Three art. I oi:i.; '.'."id h V-.' ; - ,..
kin?, Pour Yd. W...! Fnieai... -' V,r '
uriKi,,., La-i.i- Doable W. .! eLawL ai,-, i- .
fitetLf. Kt-irrared Mlvar f .-.a ..... . . 2
i oraejf ii.,rr.v.e.) r:;-t Jt.,
O.'.ilt, A!,a;c II!-..-. ,,
PiAtld Iflx-b .itllvd R-.:.T'
l air IJ-.o-s. fc;..en;'.i y., . -,.,'
Ilm.dir.l Rat.. wliU Si!e;
d ir'rstne lrss a I a-.i r)f
H'atiket., Pj lendKl K-aded
I.a-liea' Snleudid M..i-oe,
t A.n-.ni"ra ejalin
Quiii.
!.!. I
!l 1 i. mis, Lhi--"A.
i-.ijr, e.l
Z ''t...-, .'me-.-!
:-tlr: Kl i f
I'V-.'. f .tai.
' k I'air .f ll
li!.! I.. ;.-; K.U
ve'l.y I:,..,
' uirty r-l i'rii
a Club of One Hundred, and $19
larrla Muetlcf, Panrv ( a.linr
ten Pattern, extra aa .lty, Inr
St t Buttled lUv. f.u. ' ...,:
l.olt i's, l'a!rh.:encii(j I.m
w 'h Cut
Hi-Is.
KliuraveJ Kt:rer.lO.. . ".-.--a
Iviwl, Tea Pol -r.tmr,) Siler Plate!
lUL a:S
i? ni:':
S;.! adld ll!i;!o .-::. .- :"",?.. a ...
fv c,.r.! ana ph...,.;. v.:." p.,";
ruv.VS'p'eSs, '". hon '
"spktt. to mt-h.
(!
vs.- -t:ii ,
cb it Trc-. rt
.'!. ..'." notle ef ih ... Dj u,
1
..t
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
--e tr.tt.
n. f,..s.bi. )t . j. ,1. :?:!
uare rsi-.is- i i,. riTws.-d l-t.rs to i,
that our bu.in. s. came -wiler t h i. V
ft"bi',"..eL"Uer;"' Enterpr... Ac .wZtgl
l e.-u over and ovar .ie.-lared law'u" h i
::,';r..Xo',,c!,or' :ifteab,
-".... i, prcL.au :s. in ca
Bt l il-ittt.
Wee:.ni no re pojislbla for money lo.t, quUbs
Bmep:ecutlsus : r. laken to secure lia safety.
8?DrR CIHCCLARS. f-.nd you, sddres
County tad State, 1 '
i any ,
nra let
s-s
138 1 stj-ra! nrjt, iljsto.i. ifssa).
CHILDREN'S CARR1AGIW, and
lf..y VVagousiv; V ieei barrows
rKWi.i"n. hjju lursai e-near
rgh Jnn:ry ki
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