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Poetry
BUTLER'S DREAM.
!t'a duller slept In Ms office Hi dusk.
J)rcamia3 Uis rv-U uYeds o'er,
uen suddenly in a Mi.pl.urot,- .i.nc.
1 " devil entrrcil
...nr.
rave sn vf::l -,-.,.
'l the i.. ii p.';.i
- voi.i
M wan? v,-l-
lii. ki
ll : :i
;. ..." r:.i;.; Tor:. .
J"; ii-s tall wit a
l:.-sv:t IV .:i :v r v.
I'n omui' f.r Vi .
d.-- til
!
"Iinti'
i ? i iy
r. a -tli
.
:- ! nVto
.o!l .
vo:
: r J in '
v. -.limit
well,
and
to .-:. -..
I- ,
Vor.i" i .in mas l.
t'i: r! -.
11 ill l it ii.
it .l, ! u lijit
i iiii-w! intolerable Mi.t h
itself through tin- air!"
Wtfl U.tu.
S ' 1 J Won KSTA A DT K I j, im Sept-
Irii-i von ciatm deutschen Republlken.
Uis-ter I"h-nekei t Weil w'l aUcwo'd in so
..ci lite rite U-'m im die I.vut sellc verdi I
nkcM holie TiT:-n liar.y inch x.di!e koeunc
i i lurch die vi- ten Expenses hit G.iviriiicnt
il pai lirnhir i'oivh lii- hunirritrc Kondha.'-
die viclcn t Hirer, (.'nriivl 15;ifrj'i..ra,
rlw mill Kitkcls lu'ikoniiiie. nml tlie
1 h;'c vim mi cr Jiwiiuu-Imts .ii ?"c n-
Kol Sinutiuliu Ik Iolui'. Hi nirlin it'll, mor
lie o:n.l m'IIo '.villi:r:'t.'ntU.niiuisif'i'. Mio
tlio Tnxwtbli r. misrip Luws IijiIk- wi'Ilt1,
rs rrst al t-r mt'iin U b, ini-r s'tt cmolil rn
u'ii' iiKK'he nut 0m Olliccrs un all k11
ll.i.-rli (!i'Kiii,Ii't iKU'ti II:l1i1iix mlrr Africa
irkr, un nolit kcli Lnwt'frs tin Worlvrr-
lirr, krlnip .X'xdirlicn PfiitTt Doklcr
r aimer m lK-rcrstuilirtc Lvui luiiUilm ;
io ik)rt I-tit hen miser Oovcnnout so
vuiut'iiiit, !.ui nwrs liailo int'li stunulo
I n. .Nucli tneiuer JU hnmiz sou en Laiv-
Iut not just nf M'iiu'm cliiivuc Party-Ciaul
xoiulcrn tluhn was alle Ix'Ut pllfhsf
t. It'll tliart ziuu 1st isim l (k-ru Drutsche
Uirr, tlom Franzost- tlon Weia, tlt-m Ki-
lit-n tlcn AVlil-ky. ilcin Schwrizer tlcn
nml ili in 1 anky ari litittornulcu iosst' ;
Tufrkon morcbtc zn tlcn Morntonnn gchn
I Mt vifl WcibtT nv'limc, ala sic wollten un
Ti'mppn.-nzliir kiM'iinton bo vifl Woswr
fen wis ilitu-n wuinevkt, abor st'lle Lout,
just Kt lu b cn NitrpT hi'ivru un bossen
iv Iktsht im Pft'tTfrlantl, wo k'io bin ge
nu gi'iurr von Si'llo Jij;gors kr'gi?
to. l. r im-lni si'lltli'tot the inoliustf l,eiil
' Irh hub tlo vcmomuip, tlivs ilic l)o-
rj'.c 'i iM.inn f T Congress iifentfllt
. m t l.trwytr. un unh kill IVkWr
Par . ', abt-r en Arheitrr wle wir nli,
I'hati. ; ! vvcun wirli'be wclle, tin tlafs
i Spirt: o miT'l cn kami .'.isl gu. w ie
fjtwvcr uu so cut w:e si-tu-r Juile A
u tier I.iuli'.,'.'l to t -Tesn lault
ix annert war im al" en ;.t.vyer. Irh
fT mii li zw !.'alM. ieii d i ita-rOwet
i;.ch l'a:toc r: lolb- un bah i .. v Inter',
"h war s gut it i - hi li:t dn"? u. letnl
'iiilrlii b"h rn dcfl rVu'litu lor inn un
atiz dn-okrt'i th '1'irktt zu vott. Met
i ;ochb"n' ben I'leich davou gt-hert,
n tn'r welle Hail Columbia gebe, alx r
ab ihne ir'-s.'. -t. ?el!c vlem- -krati.ich Can
for Uoni-rcss, Ji'.rtcr 1). T. Lawson vun
ville, is '-eh IJl'ti kgard, un hot nf cn
, vers'ai v V.' V.'eg r.ix a!s t'i'- Wohret
t, un ' 'i '. .1 1 -r.i. kid .' "'i'.ra':sch
for h ' t;' : -t . V r-lei-
rt-: l.ohe r..e, T.i:: n . ;. 'lai.
;rr, ....- r, i - nt. a!- lrr -r i't d r
Vl'arf y. " V!' ' '! :- I J.'iH h'-t ie
WUll'l' Vl.i V'. A. f.' ';. '.:ri t". I.'' ''I
'; jza'u.e 1 iv on tn ' tvh jje-
', u a h n
a- v..:- It
iein ku-:i
r res.i-l.
; : -i-r ' uo- : t. ! or un
.'1 -li. wie til A-chH Ke-
iml u:i air r i .r f. be lien
l.i ir mi T".'i.i:.'ta wn for
d-
rers. v.-.-.
'laiter Un a1! i!
-1 hn k t nU
.1. 1 1 i-i' ' i
.(.--..! T t
.i ,l :i?i n
i TaM-n
ii Ii.1;. ;:jr'
r !j.'.vsoi.
.11 V"t.-.
i-a;;c.
'.urn IV :li' i
i ju t w . I .
4 nil'.' -.-
h i i '.;-! '
HPii;. .i- "
ts I..mh:- ih 1 1
. : i:igt i-c'.l pubii ch
t i 1 1 wif. .
GRADAUS.
Things to be Remembered.
'.MKMIlKli-Tho U ulituls liavo
ull control of Hip (Jovcrntitont
ght years.
MEMM'.li They could m?.
invo tlo::; n, every aci incy
sl over tlie vett) of the executive,
!EAlDi:it They were plcdtxl
prcservutioa of the Union, but
ton States out of It.
MEMIiEIt They in fact tfis
l It in timo of Teaco.
ME2IBEU They aboiisliiJ the
they prinisetl ccononiy. and
Jed in one year of peace, ttore
y than till thai tho Government
dcrt for cifihly years, when con
l by men who wero Iiyneet.
tK is an instructive monetary
tlate, January 1, 18G8 :
SeJllnf rate.
Zcalat.-t C UK)
t.in is 10..
Man Cs 10i
:A Trr,i...t-I.,l T.j 7 II :oi
iat4;-.....: US
?.s - !HJ
in otJL 6-1 4 M'
'inn i 82 R SI
ll (is HI a Ki
.n os "I a 7
n .-ki 7t j 72
lan.Vi 71
live tweiituy.! s 7(i;w 70;
il M.'is won't dont the li:uk.
. ,1
;it'i' t.T'' v a r, K.itts willl-e rrfM
. 'II itivHy, FritTay A'J
U.' , Cllit lilV. i .
ST"-
l-yi:'. :' trt f.-t. 1 ti d
I. i tutiay, y. -.rii.v
-1 i
:A Villi -?. :
.-4-r
and ?.
:n i.l'.!.'i:'.y, I 'l air'
d ty, O; t . " 7.
i 1 Fafcun, TLui-hI t,v r'ritiay and
ay, t t. ?. 0 and 10.
ToRUts lonventiiiii
U about to
otiil i'l '.,-
. ; t.io.1 (ft Ji.mii: ,
dy -i
h--;
:- I."
. . i' t
.tot:
tuitliir.;: r:tv
. ilvo. V
fi-.trn-
.1 IV1-
:. iail-
l'i'.'.V-
WVil
nic. t t i lietv.-tvr. Ii; '
,d tho l.:iIHli;dCi"S.
lJlo...l:'l'.!e.-'i ::ll tl:.
tin
:d- : .:! ci ' 'pv.' ',':.'. W
til t't.'.ti.d at ii'i'iMjti:
I r voting tho iKiuoci.iti.'
That bi:-in.!-3 (suit; their ca-
i i r . i., i.v..ilhililAr4
t say?4 r.om iii ioc "
pr mont ;- for tho jntor men .
Uadieal n-lldate for cotitfrrs
Kmbler.
Lrrant for the purchase money
.mka. -7,.moo0 in coin, wi9
by the Sv t-retary of tho Treas-
J, tlie 1st inst. '
.in llondhohlers, how udoui
L'B's llouds? Ho don't own
,nc. Whatla the ncxi neou
rjrrammeT
T"wixo. ot Kansaa, addressed
hnocnxtd of Augusta, Me., on
lninp of tho Othinst
LxALRtbelH down in Keo-
ain'tthey.KadOiesr jnohp
Democratic Platform.
TI.h Democratic party iu National 9fH
t o, i .ii assembled, n iHi jUiif us tnist In tiro
itiii ll:cm-c, patriotism, dicriniiuu'.iiu and
ju-.ii. r .if Ujlu pf opl"; standing upon the
l'.-iiimiion a-- i 1 1 . ..u.lalioii and limitation
of the ; 'v. i. '.j. the tiove'niu.-i s aud liio
guamntn-irg the liberties t ilic i.; "J
ri'co.'iii-."t' the c;itfioi:s .i" -l.tr ami
:u lun'uu; Ki n s. '. ki.- s!l time
t-' route by t lf war. .r t'.u- . limitary art ion
i tho i-.n'h.-rii -u'!os i.i Const. 'utinual
i '.iivr ,''. i: . :i j i r,.l I. i.,-v. r t- he rc-
I " ' r. Mci ii ti,
, tl. r.'.l
Till! iltUUll'i
wi'.It l!
r'.iiru of
I'!
:UC lot. .1 of
its ill the I nioll liii
of civil "ovi rnnicW
the
t..i-
III.'
:..u t. tii. ir lii.
I'. n:ii r, : iul
At 1. lira't l'O'ilr.
oti'tul. Amur-ty for ail jiu-t ilil:rJ(T-
r
nros ami tn.- h-liu:' !:!! tC !! .iv;i!V
i" !"-v in tlio i tl- sliy ilii il ri;i m i.'.
'l''i '. 'lii" j-iiin r.l nt Ihr .1:1.4. ttt-bt
f I'm t 1 1 i t . 1 r i .Irs as soon iu (.r u-Wltftilr :
!':.! !!:. t ::'.: ibuwn from tin- prnile
by t:t : ni. ., . . ' . i"" it iv; i- iriUisite
' - '' i 1 i i - f ' tl.iv r ii.i.'i-.t cro-
: i'y .'.thnilbtrl-'!, 1.. :'. .-!!'. :;;littl
! i Mirli .ayiiicni : :'il v, liriv ;l.c o' ''m:.liims
i IJovt'iiiiii: .:: il.i i-oi ri rr '.-Iy slate
!:;! I'rir iTu-f, of tl.i' law tii.;'.rr wiiirh
tiiey were i.-sun iI.h s not roi.l: thai thrv
vliiill lit jvit:il in toiii, lliry ouuht, in light
tiiiil in julii'c. to Ik' paiil in the lawful
money of the I'ni'nl Slates. Thuiul.-rs of
x)ilaiis'.
Fotirtli. Kiiiul taxation tf t-vt ry irrir:: of
iroerty aeoonliiii; to its real vnhir, incln
ili:i ovrriiiiient Ixums ami pulilir sreuri
ties. lhiifwiil rlu-rriiiur. 1
Fifth. no rurrenry for the Oovcriiinent
anil the ioiplt', the laliorrr anil the olUct
hoMer, the pensionrr ami tlie sol lier, the
pnVnirer ami the iMimlUoklrr. (treat rlierr
inir, ami crirs t.f "Krntl it a.!rnin,'' The
Fifth Hi'solution was again reail nml aain
rh'trnl.
Sixih. Ei'oiidiiiy in the aliuiu:!-tralion of
the t iovtrnineiit, the reduction of fie staiul
inn army anil navy, the abolition of tlie
Fie ilium's bureau (treat cheerio; j ae.tl all
Mhtiral instrumeiitalitiis desinr'i to s i'tir.
ne.uro suprcmaey, simplitication of tUe sys
tem ami iliM-imtinuanre of the tiiouisiloriul
modes of assessing and collecting 'lw Inter
nal Ki;venue, no that the burden ..vation
may be equalized and lesseneil, th credit of
the Oovcrnnicut, and the curmirr made
jikmI ; the repeal of all cnactn.eiit:: for en
rolling the Stale Militia into National forces
in tinic of peace, and r tariff for revenue up
on forci.s;u imports, and such etpial taxation
under tlie luternal Kcvenue laws a will af
ford incidental protection domeslrc manu
factures, and a will, with-it impairinjj the
revenues, impose the least burden upon, and
boft promote and encourage i!"' prent indus
trial interests of the country.
Seventh. Kef oral of uhu.. iu the admin
istration, the expulsion of c.iiupt men front
oftlce, the abrogation of useless otllres, the
restoration of rightful authority to, and the
indciendenee of the Kxcoutivo and Judicial
llepartment of the government, the subor
dinalioii of the military to tlie civil iowcr ;
to this end, that the usurpations of Congress,
and the despotism of the swonl may cease.
Ki "hth. Ktiual righls and protection for
natuntlizeil smd native bor:i ciii.eiis at home
n( ahroatl, the assertion of American na-
lionnlity, which shall conuiiMi l the re-pecl
of foreign powers anil fiirnih :m example
and t nctiuragpuieut to itople btn'..'glins; for
nationul inti';;rity, constitutional l!l rty and
itidiYtdiud riuhts and the niainteiiaiire of
the ri'fMs 'f naturali'.ed citizens amtinst the
olinolete-diM'ir'tnc of Tmtmuahle ullegituice,
ti.l -i.e chiinis of lv:iv.ii powers to punislt
t!'. in t'oi a'.liL'ed climes commiUi-l beyond
il. . ii jiuihi la'tl. Appltlllse.
In i. n.ai'.ding .'eeasur' - anil reforms
we an "im ii. i i' .U parly for it- d:regnrd
of ri.ht ..ii'! I he iinparalleli.i opie. ' :n ami
vraiiny wUitU have marked it rj.r.'--. If
j,.ri; i.iu,i oaa.n mid lui.tuii..' .:'. pifiigo of
':-, I..:i-in'f Co'unss i.ioM'CUie the
.v..r fxe:;'.;t-ty for die iniiulritaiire of the
Oovci-r.mcnl and the piv-i-.-rvalini of the
I eioa tinder the Constitution, it has repcat
co.v vioh.'ed li-e laost suwred pledges under
whieii
ivhieii aloi.o lallietl thut uoLle vohmtecr "j
n-iv which canied our fiag to victory: iu-I
of restining tin; InUm it bits so far J
volunteer
am
iu i s power dissolved it and subjected ten
States in time ol proiounu peace to iiiiuiic-y
depotini and i-' ero "preuiHcy. It has liul-
:;,a i r.e ..f iriui : 1'irvl -ft fi:t ubi-
I '. .. . .. hit' n- e."-ti- that 5.v.l aucred
-.1. . fl i.-iiv. Ii '..:ji oveilhrowi. the free
.i.rtn of ,'pectU. It htw ?iihslttuteil arbitrary
s-:.!:n i and aii'C"' :. '.nd m'rlitary trials, ami
-rr " Star C'liamh' t imi'.'.isitiot'.s for t he con
st. tulion.il tvibiinal. It has disregarded in
times of peace, the right of the people to
lie free from searches and seizures, . It haa
entered the telegraph tillics, and even the
private rooms of individuals, and seized their
private palters ami letters without any epec
llicntion or notice of anidavit, as retiuiretl
hv the organic laws. It has convefted the
Amrriean Capitol into a bastilc. Ii has es
tablished a system of spies and official espi
onage to which no constitutional monarchy
of Kuropc would dare tow to resort. It has
aliolLshed the right of appeals in inijiortaut
Constitutional questions lo the supreme ju
dicial tribunals, and threatena to curtail or
destroy its origiaal jurisdiction, which is ir
revocably tested by the Constitution, while
the learned Chief Justice has been subjected
to tlio most atrocious calumnies merely be
cause he would not prostitute his high ofllcc
to the support of the false and partisan char
ges preferred against the President,
Its corruption and extravagance have ex
ceeded anything known in history, and by
its frauds and monopolies it has nearly doub
led the burden of tho debts created during
tlio war. It has stripped tlie President of his
Constitutional power of appointment, even
of his own Cabinet. Under its rcpc'ded as
saults the pillars of the Government are rock
ing ou Iheir base, and should it suet eed in
November next, and inaugurate Its I'resi
dent, we will meet as a subject and campier
ed people amid the ruins of liberty, and the
scattered fragments of the Constitution.
And we do declare ami resolve thai ever
since the people of the Ut :l?cd States threw
off all subjection to the lhiu.-!i Crown, the
privilege and trust of sufT rage have belonged
to the several States, and lune ' ccu granted,
rcsrulated and controlled et h-.vely by tho
ix.litieal power of each SL resiwetively,
and that anv attempt by .nreso, on any
pretext whatever, to deprive any Stale of
this ricfht, or Interf- r." witli its exercises is
tln.'r.-inr usurpation t power which can tind
r.o waire.nl in the Constitution, a-vl if sanc
liotii'd by the people, will subvert cur form
cf Government, ami f an only end in a siu-i-!e,
centralized and consolidated Govern
ment, hi which eiie si pi rate e.i: tc:ic ot the
Vtaics will lie cnt'rvty aosorueu
mil an un.
liMiiled il"inotisiil be esUiblishcl
nstead of a
retUm- I i
onurd the
tir;-ivi;!
ul and re v
Tlitli o'i
flat ll.Vi Ol
M.i ol cnuai ryie.-s lli.o mar u
rit:uriet'ion ;vrt:i, so called, of
r.wii'pu'.ious and unroi slituliorv
lu'iir.u.ry and void.
ol.rcrs and Fail.irs who cnied
.-i:r cof.nti v to viriory agahis a
im gallant ai'.d d-let- .i'''ed foe. nuist ever
l .iffu'lv reni'i.il .-'e l, arat the guar-
..i.ir.-s :iven in their favor mu. t I'
I .allied into exrctiliotl.
ILill IJ-e pub'te h-V" should ' f
leu ... n, ! 1 '.' ! i da- .C1.1. . a
. I, . .....
failhlul-
d't.tnl.u
1 be d's-
: IOU of
IHK-eil I -iilier uu .ei in- "
llllllli
ti'V',
tar- :
ad innds and old in
.d to I, i. lii- but it"tual
.. :i -an:, at
bv the Hiiv-
.iniii l.'. e- a i.... .t
ii.:-.-nt. V.'lt. 'i gi-.ails ol ,w
. ., iu. i.l',.v.-f.l neeossan i. .f
pi.b'.ii' lanils
en.-our-
. -...it of hunoi'taiit i.ubl'ic iiuprovciiicnts.
. lYi.-.'e.ls of t'i" slu of such laad., mid
r..,t III'' lauds tlienii.jlves, iihould lie applied.
That the Pivsident ol tlio L linen maw,
..lr -m-. l..;n;s..ii. I A ! i'.ut!.c , in exercising
. i- i -. '.: .!. ..Mi.... i.i i-.-L.i--liinr Ihe
' i sio'i : of ( im:;ie.-s on tr.e consiiiuuon
.'frivhlH of ihe Stale i and the people, is i il
t'tlml to til i-Valitud" a II. i: WIloU -AM I' ll
... , a. nu.l o.i i.. ..all ol It:.! IJaoiTai
oai'. ' r. im li r him our thanks tor his
' . ' .. . l !:....! .....
l.alil.'Ui: alL..s in mat ii'ai", -". !
plause. 1
11)011 tlllS pllUlOllll Hie li:iii..... J V
.'u.M!s to rverv oatriot. including tlie con-
servalive clement, riui an nu.iui-jui.iyou,.-
port the constitution and restore the Union,
for 'ttting alt past difference of opinion, to
r.nito with ns iu the present great struggle
it.,, l.t-nie of the people, and to all such
to whatever party they may have heretofore
belonged, we extend the riht hand of fel
lowship, and will hail all such co-operating
wila us a iriciuis anu uiuu
n
Uaih, is the Democratic party of
Old Kalntuek"dead'.' Uoi.ly by re
turn mail. Yours, &c.
t . . --- - -
Vote the Democratic ticket and re
lieve your country from Carpet-bag
Radical misrule.
Who fought, througuoat the war,
for the Union ?
Fhaxcis P. BlaIb, Jb.
St ATS Elections on Tuesday, the
13th day of October.
LIGHTNING RODS.
JIOIITI2JOJIOX)S!
S. F. CUOSS & CO.,
CANTON, O.,
Have, for thu past ten veara, been engaged
Iu ureetiuK LishtniiiBKods to the entire
HatUfaction of their many rustoiiiers. We
nra now ennngi U in the businesi more
earnestly and suei-ssriit ' y than ever, and
we respectfully ca!! puldic atlentiou ft
our
SlAli OAIA'ANIZED
NIXfJ ROD!
LlfJIIT-
Wbi. l. Is Mteiioi- to in y in ut,o. It Is
niedo t;- .t't Magnetic Iron, nmuuiaet ured
4;r our company only, Jths i-quare-uroovel,
Kpiml twisted ,iml palvanized,
and cnimei teil with pure copper eouplin;n
rendering il it; mil to Copper Rod, tlie
whole Mirui Miiiled with u UoId-plateU
Chester Point or I'nre C.i)jxi thus: form
in); a contiiiuoiis K xl from the Point to
tlio trroinid. uti'i by a coiiibiiintioii of
liiiuN I.TIilil'ir a ia1vtir'4: Patterv ill the
r.'.l.
Our Stitr (ialvni.ljCHt ij warranted
iilwajH to r.MH:,'ii l.rii.1.1 at. 1 cteun, and
miver isrro.je or rn:,' LJttis prisentiutr a
neiit oriiaitttHti- ' i.pjnHraiieo on tb btiild
ttiit woi llt hi- :i..m its i-ot. t in u ui alter
ol'ot nairittK. s : : . T r i if iilxmt its mirn
prote4'4iiii nv-:n:ist ni;iit l. in .
More Item two million have been
sold Flimu::y for II,.. last live years in nil
parts of tlio iiainti.v, mi l tioiwlthstiind
fntf biivii c.)sttni ly offered live biin
dr.d dollars to any ern who woulii
sliowlltat any iKiiljifit; injilri.1 liv lurlit
t,li! Willi ot.r inr i Jh'm iiiii.eil lCoiN
properly eml M-ientitiiMlTr crcrtud there
oil, l.'H oiiM MiX'idenl has been leporte l to
us. ."V'e coiitiurt to oiler tho ulovo re
war4 ai tisital.
'I 'he prii'e is ki trivial coinpareil .with
1'm ii;:iu.!erM o a eerlHtn protection
i t".:n.l the :ei.'.'t':c ellretrf ! :ihlniiig.
4,in-. I is iimtiif'i -i v to ll- iiii rent of all
piTM-u. I. ii.iv 'ii. I'filike an3-thinjf
lsi I.i's jottiiiietori last ..r eLfntt ions.
Why ilelny so in pollalil a ;in;ti.- when it
l:-w il. bir-. investi'd in one Star (btivan
iz. ! Ko.1 will plitee yni ami your prop.
t r y .-lie: 'aniilv out o. thinner a !on iri
t:i" t.tivi'lin slatels
M- v iM 3' itileliiy ll.iiil ,h.. i r.isb of
broken tliiiinlerl"..ts iiihI ibe vivid burni
inH ot Ii, r. e J ilit iiiiiir wakes you to the
neeess tyol tlO.s i:selu i.ioiuis ol orotec-
tlon?
We hI.,o erect Cnrbonizod Iron Lisht
nlu Jtods wlib the same cnpper-plated
miiils and the same insulatrr. Ourglas
Insulator in a deciiled improvement tiooii
mi vt tii iter of tho kind ever use.!. 1 lias
uii.rliHrj.init points to relieve tho rod
w lien over elm reed, anil thus luweiit un
explosion.
All oi'.ter ten at the lorin-r if Cherry
and Kighih streets, near the New Deiiol.
or ly letter, will nnieive pioinot nt.eiili.ni.
ss. f. citass v co.
Canton. O. Juuo lU.lSilS-;:'.
miKii'i-'.-s sali:.
1j mixo MeiiCf-'iiy vs. Victor ileiH'gay t.al,
Iu Puititiou.
By virtue or an rdor to sell issued from
t he co urt of eoui inon pleas of SI ark eon n t v
Ohio, mid to .no directed. I will oiler f r
xi-le bv pubiie out cry at the tb-ir of the
"iirt house (Uartcr's block) in thei ily ,-.f
Canton, on
Saturday, llto Huh day of Seultmbe J
ISOS,
tlM! following fteseribo.l real tstHfn silunio
Pi" aid eountv. to wit : 'lhe south hall of
the north wct quarter sect ion town
ship 111 ra litre 7; also two tieres. part of
the south vest quarter of said section, ns
conveyed by Peter Itataisu to Joseph
MeneKiuy, iinJ by said Joseph to said de
ceased ; also live acres of land, bebiK the
east part or a tract of 111 acres being off
tho south side of Ihe .vmt half or section
20, township la, mnpro 7, being also the
si, me that waa sohl t.v ilatluns -Swihart,
ndm'r of the estate of Sol. Tombnugh, de
ceased, to Joseph Mwiecpy, by deed da
let! July lUth, ltsay, bv dw.l lecorded iu
It.Hik "W," page of the real estate re
irinls or saitl county, n ru.ul being re
neived for the common iisap; of all the
praprietois ,.i' s-ii-l north half of Rnl.l sec
"--'." ox tlie .it
boundary lini
tion -V. and ot the 2nl ci-res tr t nlonc
ine of said south half
arter, and along tire
rv 11 HO OT Hllid lr:i..f of
five ncivs, or.e half of Kiii.l roa.1 !ein. no
the land aforesaid. The lar-d itroresaid
being the saute vouveved bv Jospnh frn.
gny to said dceensod by dei d recorded in
volume ot. pagos .jj and 5 of the records
In the oftlce of tl. recorder of said Siark
county. AI-o the south hair of Mm nnrth
half of thy north west oujrtpr ot upcfioo
'29. in township l'J, raoc 7.aud bounJoil as
louows : t.eginning at tlie north west cor
ner of said quarter; thence cast alonf- tho
suclioii line 15 25-100 chains to a stone:
Lhetico soulQ oun chain to a stone: thenco
east five chains to a stone; thence
north one chain to a stone; thence east
20 27.100 chains to a jost; Ihenee sooth
20 35U10O chains to a pobt; thenoa weal
40 54-100 chains to a p t; Ibenee north
20 3! 100 rhuins nloua: the BOction lino to
ine place or leu;nninz. containing tortv
a? res more or less, with a road located
thereon, beginning at nirth west corner
ol the snuie, along ttia western line of the
crave yard 15 3o-l00 chains one-lmif or
aaid road being 111 thu land aforesaid
rccortlea volume 4i, page 4-1.
Also n part o! tlie south east, (uiarler of
section 2tt, township nnd raiit;u aforebuhl,
bexinnintr lor the same a 50-liVi .hinu
south of the centre puM of said section;
tuene uortn 7S" east ten chains to a post;
thence south J east ten chains to a post;
thenco south 73 west eleven chains and
lifty links to a post ou tho west lioundary
ot'said quarter scctioi.; thence north with
0!cl lioiin.lurv Jiuu len chains anil plnc.ti
links to the place of beirinning, enntaim.
ing !0and 07-100 acres moruor les .In
scribed by deed recorded in volume 49
l'"B" " Miiu ((.CUIUS. .
AISO a tract Of UIUO acren. bnln. nnrl of
the north east part or the north half of
the north west quarter of section 29, In
said township and rauge, bounded as foK
lows, to wit: Beninninif at the south west
corner of a tract of 8 10-100 acres hereto
fore convi'3-e.l by Joseph Mencguy to
Sinvm Menegay by . deed dated May 2,
1SI!. lecorded In volume 40 page 817-1S of
the deed records of said Stark couuty (to
niin u ii-itroiicij liiuv tie nan tor a tnoro
particular description I hereof ) : thim.-e
south o r.tr as Unit, bv running n lino
parallel with the souih line of aid buir
quarter to Ihe east, 1 jo thentf, the sanio
wir torrinoo mue ucre-i: tnecce east nun.
atlell Willi Ihe south lice of sai.l ball nuar
ter 20 1-ICO ehuitis lo the eastern l ouiida-
ry of sai.l half cpi o l.-i ; tlienee north to
tue i-.iulh east 4oi-i.er o! n tract of t .velvu
an t 15 lm iicres, a: ;o cuuvu.s cd mi l ue
scribed In Iheafor.uiient.ione.l deed; thenctt
west along the south lines of said tracts
of 12 15, loo tiiiil 8 10-100 ucrts, twenty
chains and four links to the place of be
ginning : nee deed, vol. 55, page 1J of said
recorus. Also tl;o east lial; of tho north
east quarter ol secliou nu nber thirty.
towns up li, range 7, contauiint; eighty
acres.
Also, riii t ol iV.o south east quarter ot
section twenty-nine 20j, township 1!,
range 1 j, bouii'leii as lollows : i.i irmiiiiig
at a stone Mtauding in Ihe west line of
said quarter. I ein also the south west
corner ol a tract o: about ten acres in the
same quarter, formerly conveyed by Da
vtd Buwors to sa M Menegay; thence uorth
7sa east along tho lino of said Menegay
tract, 11 50-100 chains to a stone, corner of
a tractor land conveyed to-Francis Men
cguy by Hlephen and Catharine Cnnot;
ttien.-e south along the line of saiil Frau
ds Menegay's tract I I 10-100 chains to a
stone; thence south 831 west 10 17-100
chains to 11 stone iu tho west liu 3 of said
quarter; thence north along the west line
of said quarterl3 5-1-100 chains to the ulace
of beginning, containing 14 62-100 acres,
being tho west half of a certain tract of
about thirty acres heretofore conveyed by
Friday to Anthony C'liict, thesnmo
hiving lie. u convey.-.! lo said deceased
by d:"-l rceoi o'e.i In volume GO. )n:g Swl of
the iiefd lo.-'Oids of said Sturk county,
th'..i, subject to tho dower estate of Yic
t..iii. D'O.-'I rnpjie, sai.l dower being sixty
ileres oot ol'fl.ti K0111I1 w.m.1 vm.rter of
fiictioii 29; ami also two cr s, ueiu;' a
j.iirl ot Iha south ball' of tho northwest
quarter of section 10, and not including
trops now growing.
Kab Jio commence at 1 o'clock p. m.
Terms One-third cash, and the balance
in two equal annual payments wiih in
terest from day of ssle, secured by 11101 1
HagH 011 the premises.
li. A. DUN'HAK, Sheriff.
mukI'J'a a
i: W MILLINERY!
The tinderii.eil iuivintr disposed of her
interest iu t ho lii 111 of Heck mull & ClufT,
begs leave to iuforni her friends and tho
public, that she is now receiving an en
tirely
NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY,
and is prepared to execute iu this line
wi'.u neatness and dispatch. She hopes
to rtcelvea continuation of tho favors
heretofore shown.
prices very muderale and satisfaction
c r.i 1 an teed.
Rooms on Kast Tuscarawas street, one
door west or the American Hotel.
Mm J. B. CLUFF:
Canton. Mav 20. lSOS-tf
QALL AT A. UUF.FORD'S
And get a LITTLE'S COOK STOVE.
CHURNS OF ALL SHAPES -
VVth. beat "jffi.
' T A -
BANKERS.
gank of G. D. Harter & Brothcl
i'! ' - '.r.iwss gt., (ar.ton, Qhio
We have removed our Bank to our new
Banking llousa, where we have every fa
cility for conducting a general Banking
buNiness, and solicit the continued mid in
creased patronage. We buy and 811
Gold, Silver, f lovernment Bonds ami
Exchange !
MONEY LOANED,
Coupons cashed, and Collections iniide.--IVomisKory
Note unit Business Puper
l."iijhl. Ir:tw Sight Drafts on Kdk
Inn. I. SinlHiid, Ireland, F ranee
and Germany, in kui.is to
suit.
DEPOSITS IlKCEIVED !
and interest allowed at reasonble
rates.
jrjT Itevenue Stamps for sale. Small
coin furnintietl.
til.OlttJK D, IIARTKR.
Mlttl! AK1. 1). HARTKK,
JA VINOS DEmslT BANK !
v.
I niCTkU.
11 E, l, HAUTt.K. If, 1. nAETKa,
Bank Blin k, west Hide of Square,'
CANTON, OHIO,
THIS 15ANIC IS DOING A
Gencrnt E.vclmnfje, Deixjslt and Dis
count Business !
JfOXEY LOANED.
PUOM1SKOHY NOTKS BOUGHT.
Oold, Silver and Bank Ntites Bought.
ALL KIN IJS pr
Government Bonds nnd Revenue Stamps
on hand and for sale.
DEPOSITS HKCFIVKD
ami interest allowed on time deposits.
't he public will liu us prompt and ac
commodating. ISAAC nAllTHUiV.SONtf.
Canton O., Oct. 1, 1S6C.
Having sold our interest in tbe'Savings
Dei.osit Hank, vu cordially teenmmend
the Savings Deposit bank of Isauo ilarter
it Nous. "tr successors) to the continued
and in. 'l eased pal ronatre of our friends.
PUT lilt P. TKUMP,
M AUT1N WXK1UAL.
mav 29. 1S07, li'.
P. P. TRUMP,
1 n. u.
WISE,
TUUMP.
ALEX, ltUKFOltn,
pXCfTANGE BANK
TRUMP, I1URFOBD, WISE & CO.
in tho old Bank Room in
TRUMP'S BLOCK,
OpiMsc tne St. Cloud IToU l, Canton, O.
INTEltfcST ALLOWED ON TIMS DEPOSITS
COLLECTIONS MADE
On all parts of the United Stales !
MONEY LOANED
Gold, Sliver, Promissory Notes, Gov
ernment Bonds, and other
SECURITIES BOUGHT A SOLD.
H. R. WTSE, Pres't.
H. H. TRUMP, Cash'r.
tr -
October 23. 1SG7.
irrr.UEOSCOPlC VIEWS,
". ALBUMS, CIIROMOS.
J3. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
-501 Broadway, New York,
Invito the attention of the Trade to their
extensive assortment of the above, of
the abe, of their own publication,
manufacture and importation. ' ' '
We publish over toar thousand subjects
of Stereoscopic Views, including:.
Niagara Catskills, Hudson, Vhite
Moun'rMns, Washington, Saratoga.
West Point, Mammoth Cave, Central
Park, Trenton Falls, Great West,
Housatonic, Delaware, Instantaneous,
Cuba, New Grenada, Venezuela, The
Andes, China, Japan, England, Ae.
Our imported viewa embrace a large as
sortment, including thu choicest produc
tions of Wm. England, U W. Wilson,
Lamv, and nthej eminent, photographers,
consisting of ; - ..,.-.
Switzerland, Rhine, Pyrenees, Par
is, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales,
Pompeii, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Spain, Tuileries, St. Cloud, Trianon,
Crystal Palace, Tyrol, lieicutaneum,
Fontainbleau, Coinpeigne, Versailles,
Naples, Koine, Ac, Ac.
ALSO
Till LANDS OF THE BIBLE,
iV new and intenselv interestiDg series.
Alo. Illuminated and Transparent Views
in great variety. We are also excln-sive
nireuts in America for "Ferrier's Glass
Views." or which we have n splendid as.
sortment. Agents for Frith's Series ol
8 1 4x6 1-2 iu Photographic Vlewa : in
Switzerland, the Rhine, Enlaud, Scotland,
W ales, dtc. '
STEREOSCOPES. Wo manufacture
very largely, and have a lare stock pr
tho best at the lowest rales.
PHOTOGRAPHIC LBU M S Our
manufacture of Albums Is well-known
ihrouchout tho country rs superior In
quality and beauty to oil others. "
,111 wo sell are made in our own fr.utory
i.ml our styles are different from those of
any oilier inaKer. uuyers snouia iiui tan
to see our stock before making their purs
chases.
ciriioMos.
Those beautiful pictures, that cannot bo
distinguished from tho ti nest Oil Paints
iugs, at onestenth their cost, we import
laitrelv from Paris. Louiton. Berlin, 1
enna and Rome, and supply Ihe trade at
the lowest rates.
' K. it 11. T. -4NTHONY &.CO..
501 Broadway, N. Y.
Importers and Manufacturers of Photo-
i;rapnie luatermis.
augllMf
pOR SAL :
ONE OF. THE i
BEST FARMS IN STARK COUNTY,
CONTAININU
Sixty and Two-thirds Acres,
Situated five miles west of Berlin, on the
road to Fallon, aud on the cross road lead
bur front Massillon to Middlebury only
nine miles from Canton. Kortv acres are
in a good state of cultivation, the balanee
ill timber land.
This farm Is In every particular desira
ble, r rmt or eveiy description raised ou
Ihe ulace. ine tmildines and water lacll
lues good.- Possession given at onci$
soiu oeiore uiunreiai ociooer bbii.
. For terms and further information in
quire of the undersigned, .
. BELDKN & MCKINLEY,
Attorneyj at Ihiw.'I -,
caalott, aui. 6, ise8tr lt
mm
t - - .. T
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
FRKD. KEMPEU.
FRANK -M'MURRAT,
pRED. KEMPER A CO.,
Having purchased the interest of Kemper
& Appel in tho Cigar und Tobacco busi
ness, in vite their friends and the pubiie
generally to call and examine thoir stock
of - . .
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, .
Which consist In part of the
Best Havana, ....
Yarn, Connecticut,
Seed and Common
C 1 G; A R H .
Best brands of
Fiue Cut Chewing,
Buckeye Imperial,'
' Ambrosia,
Aud alt kinds of
PLUG Dark and Bright.
Best brands
SMOKING
Lone Jack, Virginity, Birds Eye,
t Sachem, Ac,
And general assortment of
PI PES, PO" U C HE S,
And Smokers' Articles Generally.
s3"Rem?mber the I'lace, in Rawle's
Red Front, East Tus. stret-t,
Canton, Ohio. -June
13, lStiStf
RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE.
IEAUTIFI L ll K S I D E N C E,
- LOTS FOR SALE.
I have just laid out
. FORTY BEAUTIFUL LOTS
iu the west part of Canton, which I wi"
sell on reasonable terms.
Several of these lots an- lioaui ; I ul 1 y
situated on Tuscarawas ttreet. Some
twenty-four front on Fifth street, which
is here opened out sixty feet wide.
Five front ou the old Fultop Road, and
the rest front 00 a .-new road laid out par
ailel with Fifth. street,- -
These lots will make- very desirable
bulding spots, and tfiey are situated quite
convenient to the business part of town.
Those . wishing to pu- ohse such 'lots
would do well to call soon.
JOSEPH MEYER.
Canton, May 20, 1868-tf
MARBLE WORKS.
QIT
Y MARBLE WORKS.
PHILIP IIAUBERT,
Dealer and Manufacturer f Plain and Or
namental MONUMENTS A TOMBSTONES,
has recently opened a new marble fchoo
oil East Tuscarawas Street, near Market
Square, in Canton, where Monuments,
Tombstones, aud all work pertaininar te
l . : .. ,: 1 : . : . 1 1 .
uia iiuu vi u usiiiuss, eiiufr iu ,
. . Italian or American Marble,
are manufactured and kept constantly ou
baud. Having boon engaged in the man
ufacture of Marble work ef all descriptions
for a number of years, tie is well experien
ced in getting up good and skilfull work.
Heal-o pledges himself that all or.ers
shall be made satisfactory before delivery.
as ne is aoie to give tne best and most ma
terial, lor less money, than any establish
ment either in or out of Stark couuty.
Money can bo made by calling at his shop
before ordering elsewhere.
PHILIP IIAUBERT.
March Oth. 1367-tr
WHOLESALE GROCERY-
Gr
ROCERIES AT WHOLESALE!
C. BIECHELE
Has Just opened his stock of
Choice Groceries
IN TEE '
EAST ROOM oi.- tub REX BUILDINU
linsst Tuscarawas Street,
Cantos, Omo.
Coffee, '
Tea 4 ; '
"." , . ? Sugars, .
Molasses, .
. . ' , . 'Tobacco,
- ' ' . Spices,
' . Rice,
Ac, Ac.
RETAIL' DEALERS In Stark and sur
roundincr counties are invited to call and
examine my large - .
STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES
. And Judire of Prices, fce.
Among my Stock, I have a large variety
of tho ice and .carefully selected
Rhine, Margraefler, and French Red
. ' and White Wines !
also .;
. Best Catawba and Isabella I .
Please Give me a Call.
C. BIEOHELE.
Cantou. o., June 3, 18bo-tl .,
G
REAT REDUCTION In PRICES.
Prices of Gt'ls Approaching a Oold
Ba.k
- NlCHOhA.- BO'Pv,
Moroliaii VF' Mor. -
Has reop-ne-l I iMotcLanl '" Tailoring
11 'l. snmeiil ' t
Ilarter'aB 1 i lock (Second Floor),
Where '- list received .
AN jCiTIRELY NEW jNl WEU.- ELECTED
. STOCK 0
Cloths,
Cnsaimeres,
Veatlnga,
Also, a Splendid assortment of
BROADCLOTHS,
... - - -
CassimercB and Vestlngs,
of all Kinds, Styles and Prices. - ;
X.' BOUB,' '
The wBll-known Merchant Tailor,' pays
individual attention to eyery garment
mad at his establishment.
Canton. MftTO, ll68.t
u rl -J
.J
JEWELRY
Q.OLD FOR GREENBACKS.
DEIIBLE A BROTH E R ,
CANTON, OHIO.
II A V E" REMOVED
Tboir old .mil woll koiiK B
J F W E LH Y ST OltE i
To their splendid ftew Uuiiuing, ehst hiJo of the
jiutiic aquure. on door Booth of Kimball Bros
tind next door to C. bcliwoitzer'e I! art! ware Htor.
Theirnevr buittifn ts fitted up iu Ihe lutfat style and
Biipplied with a lull, jutsortinent of isew Goods in
their line, Hii.-l.ua '
Gold and Silver Watches '
Of American, Kniidh an-J Swltn make; blocks of
every Tariety; Kmu Jewelrr; Gold Pens of the
best mak nd fjunlily; Silver and I'iated
Ware; Mubicai Inbtrumouta, auch as
Melodeons, GuiUirs, Violius, Kltited
Fifoi, Accordeons, tc. Hpectafles '
to suit old and young; Kin
cutlery, Portmonnaii",
nnchina ware, '
TOYS'OF EVERY VAKlETY. .'.
Be?idm very many articl9 not herein enumerated.
- We are enabled to sell cheaper than inapt others as
we Buy for Canrv
avcioeku and Jewelry repaired. All our work
warranted. Give us a enll.
OaDton. August 1. IBUC .. " '
HARDWARE.
LLIANCE HARDWARE
- AND - '
. ... .'
IRON S T O RE.'
i '.
WRIGHT A PEN NOCK,
New Goods !
New Prices I - '
Enlarge 1 ytoclc l
Terms Cask J
We bog leave losay to the citizens of
stark and adjoining Cotitiuea. that we
still continue to- keep on. hand, and for
sale, at the lowest prices for tho times
a fine assortment ol
POCKET TABLE CUTLERY 1
Furnishing Hardware,
House Trimmings,
Coach Trimmings,
Harness Trimmings, -Furniture
Trimmings,
Coffin Trimmings,
Mechanics' Tools,
Farming Implements
Shoe-Makers' Kit and Findings.
IRON AND STEEL,
Garden Seeds,
Ropes aud Twines,
Brushes, all kinds,
Nails and Spikes,
Locks and Latches,
Springs and Axles,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Bent Wood Work,
Moes, and Curled Hair,
Hubbs and Spokes,
Sash and Putty, . - ;. .' '
WINDOW GLASS,
Picture Glass,
Glass cut all shapes and sizet,
'Turpentine and Benzine Varnish,
Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage :
OIL CLOTHS,
Window Shades, " '"..".'
Damasks,:. - ;
Dental Stock, . . .
Whip aud Canes,
. Bird Cages, ' ' '
Belting and Baskets,
Aud a. great variety of all other arti
cles usually kept in a Hardware Store.
-Give Us a Call.'
WRIGHT A PENNOCK.
WOOLEN FACTORY.
.
i
J O O L ! WOO
L U
7
EAGLE WOOLEN FACTORY.
Parties having Wool to work can have
if done at tne iNew Juiglo Woolen f actory
ou Soutu street between baud & ( o. s and
Davis & Son's Mills, Caulon, Ohio, at the
following prices : . , ,. t
Doeskin Cassimere at -
. ' , ." "75 cents pep yan',
Double and Twist, ' " -
i 00 cents per vr.rd
Satinet,.. ' '. .. .....
oOcents'poryard
Country Flanuel, yard wide, "'
' 30 to 35 cents per yard
Fancy Flanuels, 28 in. wide, '
c -, ..85 oohUj per yard,
Blankets, ' . '
t j'2,00 per pal-
Carding, Spinning, and Reeling:,
18 cents per pound
Stocking Yarn,-
. -i - r
25 cents per pound
Roll Carding, . . '.
! 8 cents per pound,
We have on hand a targe esorniont of
CasBiHjere,' ' . ; . . j :,
, Satinet, . ... . si: ..
Flannels,
.. Blanket. aud
, '. - Yam,
Of our own make, which we will exchange
ac manufacturing rates, or trade for Wool.
ROBBINS A MILLER.
Alay ZJ. 'CStr ;.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, and
Little Boys' Wagons A Wheel barrows
a large stock and for sale cheap at tho
Pittsburgh Grocery store of
.4 DAM LIPPERX.'
J SHAPES, OIL-CLOTHS, .to., Ac.
for sale cheap, at - J witKcuur,
. .:.47tf... ....... : f - - '-''
STOVES &C.
s
TO fiiS, STO V ESI
IL. BIECIIELE A BROTHER,
CANTON, OHIO.
aNtrrACTcazas or asu pKAuaa in
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
WARE,
Also have always on h.-u.l a large assortment
Cook, ParPr, and Hfaling Stoves!
Are agents for celebrated
STEWART COOK AND PAUtOR 8V0VE8,
Whieh are in (at the bent Cooking and Heating
titoyee n the World.
BVWe WARRANT all our cook stoves lobe
good bakers and to draw well, and we Kell ax cheap
as the cheapest. All kindi. of
WORK MADE TO ORDER,
On short notice and wairanted tojtlve'eniire aatis
f action.
Uur place is HaruiAU'a ol I atand, on KaHt Tus-
cardwus street. G.v us acall.
Oct. 4. 18m3. i.. BiECUEI.E ac BKOTHER.
WOOLEN FACTORY.
1A.NTON CITY VlOLEN FAC
TOR V ..
LAWRENCE ALEXANDER,
Thnakftil for past patr.ni age, nuiild most reappct-
i.il.y loiuiii. ..m irit'iiiiH hi. i i..ruir iwimnp, nnd
the public in general that l.e r.i refitted hm facto
ry, (on the corner Cherry and Third sreeLs.) with
NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY
And that hp i now prepared to mflnufic:ure r.ll
;oedm tun lino on tittt Hhorteai noitco. an.j in
a manner to defy competition with any ea
tabliulimcntm the West. He manufac
tures CLOTHS, SAT I N ETTS ,
Vestings,
Tweetln, "
Cassimeres,
Blankets,
" FLANNELS
Of every description."
. .
Stocking Yarn, Ac,
Be is likewise prepared to
CARD ROLLS,
SPIN YARN. COLOR, FULL, AND
DRESS CLOTH,
Or to manufacture Goods for Customers
ou the Shares or by the Yard.
He has on hand a large stock of goo
he will exchange for wooi or cash.
k-h
suCustomers should remember tha he
is manufacturing this season at
REDUCED PRICES.
WOOL WANTED I
Ssa.Any craeuntoi' Wool Wanted, for
which '.the highest market price will be
paid. . . , . "
( . 'Xi. ALEXANDER.
.. . .. -. r
SEWING MACHINES
r,U E Q R E A T A M E R I C A N
...... cO-VBJlVACION 1 JL,
BUXTON HOLE OV ERSEAMING
' AntP'Sewing Machine.
Its Wonderful Popularity Conclusive
; - Proof of its Great Merit.
The inaieasein tho demand for this val
uable machine has been. TEN FOLD du
ll. e last seven months of its first year be
fore i he public. - -
This grrand and surprising success is
unprecedented in the history nf sewing
machi.es, and we feel fully warranted in
IT HAS "NO E Q U A L , '
i .'. i .
r UKIHO AUaOLtrTCLY TBI I1EBT
: F A M.I Li Y MACHINE
In the world, and intrinitlcally the cheap
est; for it Is 'two machines combined iu
one by a simple and beautiful mechanic
al arrangement, maxing tioin tne SKutue
and Lock-stitch, and the Over-seaming
and Button-hole slitch, with equal facility
aud perfection. It execute iu the very best
manner every variety of bewimr, such as
Hemming, Felling, Cording, Tucking,
Stitching, Braiding t ad Quilting, Gather
ing and Kpwim on, (done at the same
time), and i.i addition, Overseaais, Em
broiders on the edge, and makes beautiful
Button and Eyelet-boles in all fabrics.
Every Machine Is warranted by the
Company, or its agents, to give entire sat-,
isfaction.
Circulars with full particulars and sam
ples of work done on this machine, can
be had -on application at the Salesrooms
of the American Button-hole, Overseam
ing aud Sewing Machine Company,
S. W. eor; Eleventh and Chestnut sts.,
PHIt.AUKI.PHIA, PA.
Instructions given on the Machine at
the rooms of the Company gratuitously
to all purchasers.
., iStT" Agents Wanted.
FRED'K PAXSON, Pres't.
W. B. Men-ok Nil all, Treas.
un21 If. . --.
kALUABLK FARM FOR SALE.
I '"will sell niy faim m Nimishillen
Township, four miles northwest of Louis
ville and eight miles from Canton, neur
the Harrlsburg road, and formerly owned
by Levi Werteuberg. The farm eon
tains One Hundred A Twenty-four Acres,
One hundred acres cleared and In a good
state of cultivation, the whole well-fenced;
24. acres choice timber, . much of it ihe
finest kind of oalc first class ; two story
frame house nearly now, well furnished,
containing eight rooms with pantry and
provision room, good cellar, gooa- bank
barn, frame, 44 by 7G feet, 'good orchard,
good wells at house and barn iu shoit
very-desirable property.
For terms enquire of the subscriber on
the premises. v '
-JOHN 8. COCK."
i-may27tr ' "
A.
IIURFOKD'B
Is tha place to get your eLeap SPOUT-
INO. .... ;..,t, ;
. . i . ; .. . .. iiiU . . -
GROCERIES
J"EW DEPOT,
G RO CERY AND PROVIS I O N
STO 11 it.
HENRY BECKER
Has just opened ju his new building ou
SOUTH CHERRY STREET !
Near tho now depot, a large stock f fresh
FAMILY GHOCERlils
which he will sidl
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
I will pay I ne highest market price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I also keep all kinds of rofreshmcii'-i f.-r
the inner inau.
GIVE ME A CALL
And let ine try lo do us woll by you as any
of the folks up town.
HENRY BECKER.
Dec. 18 tf--67.
J ITTSBURG GROCERY STORE,
Six Doors East of" American Hotel,
Is going right along in the old place with
MORE CHEAP GOODS,
And much .cheaper sunt belter than i-v r
before. Such sts -
GROCEIUES. PROVrsiON. AC.
In endless variety. Also a Iaign supply ot
Notions, Tobaccos, and Cigars.
Our stock of .
C O N F E C T I O N E R I E S
Are also Large and Cheap.
8- Good Fresh Buttor and Eggs
constantly on hand.
BaIIighest Cash Price always Paid
for Country Produce.
Our terms are invariably cash, bat I will
sell accordingly as 'fthe nimblesixpunce"
is what counts in trade.
LIPPERT A. CLASS.
Canton, April 1, 1GS-yI
V FIRST PREMIUM .Jk
- k ' or m (Silver juaaai r
lJr VII AWABBXD TO . A
T BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
E" fiy th N. II. Ststa Acricultur.1 Soclrtr, at
, 1U Fair, holdeu m Nuliua, SapL ill, 1MW.
- ' BABHETT'S
Tegetable Hair Restorative
Befltoret Gray Hair to Its Natural Color t rtro-
motes th growth f the Iliiir t ehnjre th
loow M wicu utinnil unruuc kluuii l cmu-
cate landrulr and. Humors ; prsyenu
. Iteuntainft no Injurioiia Ingrwtllenu,
. jp aud u th most popular and reli- a a
iPk able article throughout tha T
- at, Wet, Noith, ana W
wo"'
J. It. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,
MANCHE3TEB. N. B.
Bold by all Drut'cieta. 8ep2S-CT-lG-ly
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
TJU1LDING LOTS FOR SALE.
I offer for sale a nunibor of
FINE 13UILD1NO LOT,
Situated Near tho Fair Grounds, which
I will sell CHEAP ! nnd on
reasonable lerms.
Abo a FUAMH BUILDING; 20 by 50
feet, will l.e sold Cheap, and ean be con
verted into a dwelling at little expense.
L. 1). RIDEK.
Canton, March 2. I8i8-tf
PIANOS.
'
-Jfav22.18es.tf-;
.
JJ S. LKLAND,
Kegiilarly npjioiiitetl Agent for
, WJM. KNABE & CO'S
and
STINEWAY &. SONS'
: Unrivitlkd Piano For cs.
Also for
' CARHAItTifc XEKDIIAM'S
and
PHELPS AND GOODMAN'S
organs and melodeons.
, r ' . ' i ' - . . -".lAll
tho 'above Instruments fully war
ranted. Address ' H. S. LliLANP,
:'. jMt. Union, Stark .Co. Ohio
ine agent may un seen personally on
Monday of each week, at the St. Cloud
HoteCantop', Ohio... mai'107 6m.
THE FLORENCE SEWING
.... ! JiACUlNE !
Tho. La test and Greatest Improve
ment in Sewing Machines ! . .
' This is the favorite "Family Sewing
Machino' takiug four (litl'oreni stitches,
and sewing the heaviest as well as tho
finest fabrics, beaver cloth and grenadine!
The : Misses McCormick,. of Chi ton,
have used it for two years, daily, with
triumphant suecess.
This machine is for sale and on exhibi
tion at the Misses McCormick's room in
Dr. Mathews's Block. Call and examine
and judge. To soe Its work and tho ma
cbino in operation, will, convince all of
its merit. -
. IVe challenge competition.
m a ii y t julia Mccormick,
Agent?.
Julv 11. 8(S8tr
GENTS WA'NTED
- -TO SELL. '
Blake'. Patent Springs for Chairs.
They make a Spring Chair and a Rock
ing Chair out of any common chair at
small expense.
Profits to A gouts largo. Send for cir
culars to A. M. BLAKE,
Care of Libby House,
54 Warren street, N. Y
Aug. 12. 'fiStf
n. BAunop.
J. P. HAUHOl-.
Q AN TON MARBLE WORKS.
EAST TU8CARAWA8 ST.,
Opposite American Hotel, Canton, o.
. .. PEAI.HRS IN
MONUMENTS & TOMBSTONE
of American and Italian Marble,
Got up in the most appioved stylo of
modern taste.
R. & J. F. BAUHOF.
June 17, JSfiStf
JOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.
Any person wishing to buy a first class
boarding house, Js requesld to call .as
this office for particulars. ,Tho house it
wei furnished, has at present eighteen
boarders. .It is situated on the Public
Square. in Canton. Lease ibitr years.
Rent low. Call soon.-
Canton, July 1, 1808.
STRANGE, UUTTEUE Every youni; lady anil
m..ii.m,n in tha United btates.-nu in ar wmo
thing very mac to their advantage, hy r. i.nii
twitnoutcnargej uj .uu...s - -
Those haying feara of being liiiinbneefru will
oblige by not noticing this card. All other- will
cleaae address their obedient servant.
p THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
oct!0nI8::" ' ' Ml Broadway. Now York.
insHEEL BARROWS so cheap
REMOVAL.
1-
IEMOVAL ! REMOVAL !
HANE A LIND,
Have removed their establishment to tht
new building a few doors east of the
Public square, -where they have
on hand
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS
WHIPS. fe.
All of which ore warranted lo give satis
faction and at prices which .1
"DEFY COMPETITION.
$a&Joh Work and Repairing done on
short notice neat nnd substantial.
BCall and Examine Our Stock.
HANE A LIND'S'
C.tiilon, Nov. 7li., 1S-
R K 7
M V A L I
V. J. L I X D 13 XI
N
Has removed bis
Saddle and Harness Establishment
Near tothe corner of Tuscnrws & Cherry
streets. Canton, Ohio.
He- will continue, to make good vrorK
and cheap. Let all my old friends and
customers and ns many new ones aa
choose, call and try me.
. .1. XjIH ukmaw.
Canton, May 27, ISSStf
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OODS AT A liAROAIN !
The undersigned having purchased ol
.Siiifdi V. Miller, bis
STOCK of a O O I) s ,
. consisting of
CLOTHS,
CA.t;,SIMERES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS, & C . ,
now oiler to tho citizens of C in Ion und
vicinity a
RARE CHANCE
to pui chase such
GOODS AT A BARGAIN 1
Also, having purclinsod the book ac
count of said I. P. Miller, notice is hereby
given lo those indebted to said aecouut
tliat they are in the bands of Win. McKin
ley, attorney at law, for settlement; those
knowing themselves indebted, are reques'
ted to call at his oilico in the Public LSiiild
ings ond enke settlement at once.
K. 1JAI.IA
!. AlILTMAN,
J A COll MILLF.U,
W. K. MILL.KK.
June 5. '67. tf.
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TI
A JtlAVARE fob EVERYBODY
. We are daily receiving additions to our
always large stock of
GENERAL HARDWARE,
PATNTS, OILS,
IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, SASH, &c &c
Whieh we are ,
SELLING AT LOW PRICKS!
warranting all goods sold to be as repre
seuteu and
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST 1
Thanking our customers for former pat
ronage, we solicit a continuance and In
crease of trade.
RAYNOL.DS A SAXTON.
1867. tf.
June 26.
TOLEDO & P1TTSI5UKG RAIL-J-
ROAP COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given, that books will
be opened for seouring subscriptions to
the capital stock of the Toledo and Pitts
burg Railway Company, on Mondav, tho
sixth day of April, 18($, at the office of
M, R. A R. IKaite. Toledo, Ohio; at the
store of Charles Foster, Fotoria, Ohio;
at tho office of Hon. W. P. Noble, Tiffin;
Ohio; at the Banking House of Geo. D.
Harter & Bro., Canton, O; at tho store of
I Gen. H. A. Stidger, CarroIIIon, Ohio; ot
tne oinee oi uoi. ceo. ik. jucuook, ku-uh
beuville. O; and at the office of Lloyd and
Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
D. Spaulding, James Wallace,
S. M. Kerr. John S. Davison,
T. W. Hartnian, W. H. Kincaid,
M. R. Wuite, Truman II. Hoajr,
Charles Foster, W. P. Noble,
R. G. Pennington, R..W Shawhan,
J. M. Nayl n-, Geo. W. McCook,
Jos. Means, L. Borland,
H, H: Hartman, W. E. Schuerlz,
J. li. Iluhley, Thomas Faweett,
James C. Hall, Solomon Li ml
II. S. Walbridfe,
C. Aultman, Isaac Ilarter,
M. Wikidal, James A. Sax ton,
E. Ball, Jno. F. Raynold,
J. Durbin, D. Tyler,
G. W. Lawrence, L. Sclicefer,
II. S. Martin. M. L. Fast.
1IURFORD ;
Has the best COPPER -'KTTLUS in
Call and cot one
jOi:s, .SPADES SHOVELS,
Funics, ivc, Ac, for sale cbesp, at
47tf ' COllRELLS'
DR. J. MORREIX COOPER rHYSICIAN AND
Surpeon, Canton, Ohio. Oflle at preaent
with A. J. Honda, Dential, HoutU Market atreet
Kesldeneo, 6t. Ootid Hotel. Country calls promptly
attended to daring day or night. . jutyevott
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