The Stark County Democrat. [volume], September 30, 1868, Image 3

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DEMOCTATS, ATTENTION!!
The Democrats of tho city of Canton will
nicct on Friday morning:. kt. 2, I81W, at
9 o'clock A. M., each one at his respective
Want Iloailt'iuiurters, to form in roccsion.
These living in the First Ward, will meet
at Berg's Carriage Works.
Those living in tho Second Ward, at the
Wuehingtou Engine House
Those of Uic Third Waul, at ihe Jackson
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Those in the Fourth Wn.nl, ut Dierkorl'a
Cai-riage Works.
The Young Aim ricans will also meet al
the aUv liuio ami at wuue place as thoi-e
of the Fourth Want
Let every Dcuiocrat turn out.
Hy order of the Committer,
W. A. LYNCH, Ch'n.
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I'cbsona in ueed of the aervires of an cx-iM-riciiced
Deti.--t should not fail to commit
Dr. Dot'lM, who has an exicricncc of twelve
years prat-lice in Canton. The substantia
character of his work is fully attested to by
hundreds of persons who have availed theiii-
aelvesof his services, me varictt expen-
ences of so many years practice, insure to
persons entrusting tho care of their teeth to
him, the cheapest because the most dura
ble operations. OtHce near Oberlcy'a Uro
etiv and opposite Stark County Bank. 45-tf
Spk.cimkns ol Dr. Douds's ioreeIaiii
work will bo on exhibition at the Tair
Dou't fail to sin them. selC td
Cakd Printing A new eard and
Bill head press, the "Liberty," hav
ing just been added to our job depart
ment gives us increased fiicilitietj for
nfirforininar work of that kind. It
will lie done in the best sty 1 aud with
expedition.
Stats a-d Coi:ty Ei-kctioss. Tlie fol
lowing are tho places of voting ia this city :
First Ward At Stark County Bank.
Second " At Washington Engine House.
Third " At the Jackson Hotel.
Fourth " At Stark Eng'mo House.
Township Poll At C. J. Geiger's Drug
Store. 17w2
Millihekt Stork fou Salb. On account
of continued ill health, I wish to sell my
Millinery establishment, in Mathews's Block
South Market street, Canton, Ohio. The
business is thriving and well established,
and the store will be sold on favorable terms.
The stock consists of Millinery and Straw
Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Artificial Flowers,
Embroideries, White Goods, Hosieries,
Gloves, Corsets, Shirts, Trimmings, &c.
My desire to sell is owing entirely to con
tinued ill health, aud I offer the establish
ment at a bargain. For further particulars
enquire at the store.
No 17 tf. Jos. W. Gbaff.
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Faia Dats. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, October, 7th, 8th, ith.
That FrKiTTitE. Call and sec the stock
of splendid new f uruiluro at J. B. McCrca
ail- Co't four doors east of American Hotel.
Th Carroll county Fair comes off at
Carrollton, October, 14th, 15th and lGth.
Thanks to our friend E. McGuire for a com
plimentary. Mcrdcu. David P. Skinner, of Cuyaha
ga county, was murdered on Saturday night
last, and a reward of $500 is offered by Mr.
Mi Kinstry, Superintendent of the Cleveland
Police, for the apprehension and conviction
of one Win. Folliott, supposed to be the
murderer.
Dkatu or Solomon Lisn. We learn that
Hojc. Solomon Lisd died at his residence,
In Toledo, on the 7th inst. after a short
illness. His remains will bo buried to day
in Massillon cemetery. Mr. Lind's age was
forty -eight. He leaves a wife, brothers and
sisters to mourn his unexpected death.
Fizzles. The Radical Portage Kcounty
stumpers who are trying to held meetings
over Stark county, hail no one to listen at
Freebnrg no one at Strasburg, and at Hait-
Tille & other places. Where they do get au-
diences, people go away disgusted at their
infamous, senseless and blackguard twaddle.
'Youso America." Our young Demo
crals of Canton, who are about, to cast their
first votes for President, have orgamsod
themselves into a club. They were at the
pole raising an South Market street last ev
ening, whore they were addressed by A.l'c
Gregor in J 'Jiief speech. Ourffricnd John
Herbst deserves great credit in getting
the idea of such an organization, and assist
ing in the same.
Mr. Henry Millkic, successor to Barber
& Lahm, of the Opera House Hat Store,
startod. East last Monday for a largo and
Furnishing Goods, which he intends to
lower than any other establishment in this
city, if he has to sell less than cost. His
stock will be tlie ku-gestmd latest styles ev-
.r brought to this city. ' Don't buy until
examine his stock. No. 1 Opera House.
Flokal Hai.u Thp Agricultural Society
have spared no expense on the decoration
Floral Hall which is to-day as it stands upon
the Fair Grounds a credit to the county
art honor to those - who protected it. The
Internal decorations under the skillful snper
lutendence of A. C'a k Tonncr, have
sumed a beauty rarely seen outside of
eastern cities and unrivaled by any display
ever had in this country.
Ljctckx In Schtcfvr'a Opera House
the Common School System by T.A.Coa
corax, sq., of Ciocinnatv-on the evening
of Thursday October ISth. Admission
cents. Mr. Corcoran is a gentleman of
. m.
attainmems, ana u is nopea tue citizens
Canton will give hint a good audience aa
lcctUt-e is under the auspices of the Catholic
Young Men's Literary Association of
town. No 17 td
Man Kiixid. Washington Marsh,
drover, from Delphos, Ohio, was killed
railroad accident at Fairview, Saturday
a week. The first section of the freight
stopped at the station; Mr. Marsh, with
were in the calxxsc attached to the
of the train; the second section came up
ran Into the caboose, smashing it up
All the nassemrcrs cleaned from the caboose
before tho collision except tho deceased.
who was instantly killed.
Manufactvkinu, Our noble county
leads the Slate, of .Ohio as a manufacturing
county as she has always led it as a
and'produch-ig county.. '.. '.
-Our workahos with their thousands
skilled apprentices furnLsh, the country
largo with the many article. oi use
beauty here manufactured.
To form a just idv of the multitude
magnitude of the mann factories of the
go to the Fair an Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, October, 7th, 8th, and
when all will be fully represented,
in extenlA attraction, UiU portiori of the
is expected to eclipse all that havo
I decomposition of food in the interstices be
A new Discovkuv is Dkxtistry. No
thing is more to le admired than a fine set of
natural teeth and the possessor is more to be
envied if they can be retaiued during life.
Hut uu fortunately they fall a prey to disease,
and we are frequently obliged to resort to
art to restore the lost organs.
Few sciences have made more rapid pro
gress, and gained a stronger hold on the
people than dentistry has in the past forty
years, at which time artificial teeth were al
most entirely unknown, anil the best attempts
at artificial substitutes were hut unreasonable
failures.
Human teeth that graced the lips of the
d.-ad were made to adorn the mouth of the
living. The teeth of animals, tho toeth of
the elephant and hippopotamus were used
to re-tore decaying beauty, but these like
the nntur.il organs were perishable.
X.-xt came porcelain teeth, at first rude
indeed, but far superior to the'r Ivory pre
decessors. The introduction of porcelain
teeth marked a new era in dentistry, and af
ter years of experimenting they were brought
to their present state of perfection.
Ivory curved into the shapo of the gums
formed the first base to which teeth were
attached. This was substituted by the met
als, gold at last proving the best adapted to
the purpose. Evea this metal was found to
lie objectionable on account of the galvanic
action excited, aud the accumulation and
tween teeth and plate, and its average dura
bility being only about eight years.
Rubber pistes were more extensively used
than any other material, but the sulphur
and mercury entering so largely iuto its com
position has, in many instances so ser;ously
repoired the health of the wearer, that
mituy of the first physicians have con
demned its use, and our most eminent den
tists have entirely discarded it, and are urg
ing tho profession to abandon its use. Oc
casional" cases of salivation have occurred,
and sore aud gums, and breaking out of. the
lips are so frequent as only to need atten
tion to be called to the fact to cause it to be
very commonly observed.
Porcelain plates arc entirely free from
any of the above objections, being per
fectly pure with teeth and plate united in
one inseparable piece, having no unsightly
joints, rivalling the natural teeth In beauty,
and being absolutely imperishable.
The object of every one should be to pre
serve the natuial teeth If possible; but
when we aie obliged to resort to supply
their loss, the matter of economy as well as
the important consideration of health and
and comfort, should be consulted. Every
wearer of these plates gives them the most
unqualified endorsement, aud they only
need to be seen to recommend them more
strongly than words can possibly do.
A call at the ofllce of Dr. Douda who
alone manufactures them in this county,
will convince the most incredulous of the
truth of the above statements.
Sc'iijlxlso Jt Hekbuuck. This mercan
tile linn, proprietors of the old Kimball
stand, have jmt received an immennc suddIt
of Fall and Winter Quoting Their "spacious
and commodious room is well packed with
cuo,ce E00 'lectea with care and purchas
ed low.
Their assortment of Dry Goods is particu-
I larly inviting, "consisting of an endless vane-
ty and of the choicest prints. The ladies
are specially requested to call and examine
for themselves.
Their large supply of carpets are also
worthy of attention. Thesewcre purchas
ed low and will be offered accordingly.
Housewives who contemplate purchasing,
would do well to look at the Carpets at Schil
ling & Herbrucks.
Winter is approaching and Fras will be
in demand and of course Schilling & Hei
bruck are fully prepared to enable the ladies
to keep warm. Call and see them by all
means.
Mas Meeting at Cat ax, Ecttots. Let
Uiere be a grand rally at Fulton on Tuesday
the 6lh to hear Judge Ranney and the oth
cr speakers who will be on hand without fail.
The cavalry company of over one hundred
I jaen will be ou parade. Our Fulton friends
I are sparing no expense and labor to have
rousing and a glorious meeting. We need
I not mention the high standing and ability o
I Judge Ranney, and we may say that Judge
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Coffinberry is one of the ablest lawyers of
Cleveland, and Mr. Kelly is an able and
popular speaker. Our friends all know
well tho worth aud ability of younj Lynch.
Rumeuueu, turn out to the Fulton Meet
ing.
Tiie "World" Victorious. At
the late Ohio State Fair at Tolido the
" WorUr' as a combined Reaper and
Mower was awarded the first premi
um. Our readers aro aware that the
" H'orW is the machine manufactured
by E. Ball Jt Co. ,ol this city. There
were fifty-four competing machines
and most excellent ones, the best
the country, but tho World came
victorious.
The Tornado Thresher, also mann.
fuctumi at the jjan establishment was
sell
you
awarded the first premium. There
were many excellent Threshers en
tered for tlie prize but the oid Torna
do took the red card.
of
and
as
the
Auricultckax. Wc have been blessed
with most bountiful harvests, while
quantity of the agricultural products of
"Molly Stark" has surpassed the quality,
There will be the largest exhibition
Grain, Fruits and Vegetables at the
ZiTww. , a
grounds on W ednesday, Thursday, and
on
day,. October, 7th, 8th and 9th. ever gath
ered together at any of our County
Exhibitions.
It is hoped also that there will be more
the people in attendance than has ever
known before. . If every body wants to
every Iwdy else let them come to the fair.
At Mapleton our friends are wide-awake.
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lifpuoiican.
high
IIoe they are more "awake"' to decency
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or I anu me proprieties or lite man uiey
the I last fall when they egged young Lynch,
our
a
in a tian charity I
night
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ers, rear
and
badly.
fused him a gluss of water, wotdd not
him a candle, aud tried to keep him
speaking. Is this what our neighbor
by being "wide awake Is this what
mean by "decency f Is this tueik Cliris-
Furniture. Wc call attention
tho card in this paper from tho
business firm of J. B. McCroa &
Tho eard speaks for itself and
frienU3 who 0411 wil1 lind their 8uPrD
8tock of Furniture all right, and
men themselves gentlemen in
true sc-ni-o of the Urm.
how
farming
of
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and
and
coun
ty, ttlh,
indeed 1
fair
preccd-
Tin hickories are going up iu
directions.
Freemen cheer the hickory tree,
In storms its boughs have sheltered
Mr. A. M, Blake. Our friend
M ltlake was badly hurt in
York city by being thrown from
Duggy a weeks since. We are
to learn he is Improving.
Parents If your Boys are
need of a good warm Winter Ilat
Cap bring them to Ask.Baird A
In Caaselly'a New Block.
Council Proceedings.
MONDAY EVE., Sept. 28, 1868.
Tho Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Messrs. VVyant, Presa
ident, Anderson, Lindeman, Myers, Miller,
Saxton, Schaefer and Schilling.
Petition of Keith & Schotts praying for
the extension of a street in their and Young's
Addition northwardly to the Louisville road.
Referred to Street Committee.
Remonstrance of Z. Baruhard and others
against elevating Walnut street at the in
tersection of Tenth street; to have the
grade of Walnut remain as established by
Mr. Abbott, tlie same.as Cherry street; that
stone walls and plunk bridges be made at
the crosfciug instead of culverts. Referred.
A leugthy communication was received
and read, from Cap, C. 01rly, of Wash
ington Fire Company, in behalf of the Fire
j Department, protesting against the appoint
ment and rete.ition by the Council of 1. w .
Saxton as Chi- f Fir.- Engineer contrary to
tin-expressed will of a majority of said De
partment. Mr. Schaie.'er regretted to see a hot'.ile
feeling manifested bv some of the firemen
aca nst Chief Fire Engineer Saxton ; the
Council have no authority to remove an offi
cer without good and suineient reasons
therefor, and would like to hear the charges
for Tom. Haxton's incapacity. The firemen
bad rights which the Council was bound to
respect, and vice versa.
Mr. J. A. Saxton would like to hear more
Rpecific objectionable charges against T.
W. Saxton than are set forth in sir. uuerly s
communication.
The subject was referred to the Fire De
partment Committee.
Mr. Saxton, in the matter of the claim of
ex-Treasurer Feather for his per centum lor
collecting and disbursing the city funds sta
ted that he had not conferred with the bal
ance of the Committee, but he was of
opinion that Mr. Feather could not be enti
tled to fees in this case und-r tho law that
an officer's salary cannot be increased or di
minished while in office; thatj there were
responsible men who would act as City
Treasurer without any compensation, more
than the use of the funds.
Mr. Scmefer informed Mr. Saxton that
it was a penitentiary offense to loan the
public treasury funds, and he could produce
the law.
Mr. Saxton said he was aware of tlie
law, but it was often violated.
The Committe on Streeta was Instructed
to have removed the hay scales from the
Public Square to the east end of the En-
trine House lot on .itfliUi 6treet, anu it tne
scales are found imperfect, to purchase new
ones.
Tho President appointed Messrs. Millor,
Saxton and Schiefer a special committee to
ascertain the cost of gas consumed by the
city. The Gas company think they cannot
afford to lay pipes on streets Having Dut lew
consumers, at the present rates.
Esq. Slanker presented his census report oi
the city. The popoulation within the cor
porate limits is 9,940 sonls. Three hun
dred new buildings have liecn erected the
past year.
The Water Works committee was au
thorized to proceed with the necessary
work for the construction of the W orks,
and to have printed and negotiate the City
Bonds without further action.
Tlie following claims were allowed:
S. Slank. r o0,00 for taking city census.
Monroe Herust, L Beebee, Jos. Hoseler,
Henry Piero, Wni. Oldfield and Wm. Har
ris $2,00 each for police service; also to
Joseph Hossler $2,00 for the same service,
Ausrust 22d.
H. B. Fogle $6,00 for extinguishing gas
lanterns 65 nights.
The following claims were referred :
Wm. Barber $120,00 for boarding city
A McGregor & Son f 22,00 printing and
advertising
Gas Company f64,2G lor gas.
The Citv Silicitor was instructed to draft
an ordinance to establish the width of pave
ments on Mirket street from Fifth street to
the corporation line, 13 feet wide from
Fifth to .North street; and 6 feet in wiutu
of pavement and 7 feet of sod to the city
limits.
The City Solicitor was also instructed to
draft a similar ordinance for West Tusca
rawas street
The Committee on Streets will adopt the
profile of the grade of Market Square, and
will soon proceed upon its improvement.
The same committee was instructed to
order new crossings wherever necessary,
and to have old ones repaired before 'Winter
acts in.
Adjourned.
[For the Democrat.]
A Happy Reunion of a Family.
On the 24th day of September, 1868,
being the79th anniversary of the birth
of Major David Shook.of Plain town
ship Stark Co., who settled here
the year 1810, the children grand
children, and great grand children,
with several other special friends met
in
at the house of his eldest son, (Mr.
George Shook with whom said David
rPsUlPV with baskets filled with
great variety of meats, vegetables and
jruits. arjd took the Major by surprise,
who surrendered gracefully, when
baskets were unpacked and a table
groaning under piles of .good things.
After dinner, a short address to
old gentleman was read, in which
off uthor referred to many of the first
I settlers, neighbors and heads
amines as ne coum recollect, about
silty in number (all of whom except
one besIde8 Mr- Snook have Paid
the
old
of
fair
last debt of nature) which brought
in the mind of Mr. Shook many
pleasant reminescenses.
Rainy as the day was, it will long
be remembered by the party as a very
pleasant one.
The Democrats of Osnaburg raised
....... a -m sr .
a beautiful niCKOry pole On JYlOnaay
A a-w 5 TT
evening last. Our old Democratic
rs7 friend. Henry Werner, supei intended
Frt- 4L J . :,',.1lu
Fair
of
been
sec
the business. Dr Dillworth and
McGregor addressed the meeting.
were
re-
Two fine hickories were erected
south market street, near Studder's
vjructrj uu xuesuny siiciuwu.
McGregor epoke to the meeting
the Canton Democratic Band were
hand with fine music.
sell
from
means
they
We received an excellent article
entitled "Party Leaders," which
appear next weok. We hope often
hear from our friend who was
Former Republican,"
to
new
Co.
our
Ladies. Do not buy your
before examining the handsome
that Ask.Baird & Co. are now receiv
ing. Gents. You can now obtain
you want in the Hat and Cap line
Ask Bdrd A Co's. Cassolly's
Block.
MARRIAGES.
the
all
thee.
A
New
a
glad
m
or
Co's.
BOMBAUGER MESNAR At the
of the bride's father In Canton,
tlie 29th inst., by Rev. Sinsabaugh,
Cruet Bombakgkk and Miss Maooib
KAK.
A bountiful supply of cake accompanied
tho above, for which the printer boys
their gratitude, and in return wish
happy couple joy iu abundance and a
life. -
FRIEND SCRIBBEN On the
inst, by Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr. William
U. Fkib.su and Miss Ltdia Sobibbbx.
F0LTZER VEU On the 22d inst.,
the same, Mr. Jonx Foltzbk and Mhs
Yetj.
un t ru i-niv! - n ..u
ylGlola
The City Council and the Fire Department.
partment.
To tho Hon. tlie City Council
of the City ot Canton.
The undersigned in behalf of the
Washington Fire Company, and ot
Fire Department generally, of the
city of Canton, having read the pro
ceedings of your honorable body of
Monday evening, Sept. 21st, feels, in
duty to himself, and the fire depart
ment generally to address you. And
he feels the more emlwldened to do so
from the fact, that he has been Cap
tain of the Washington Fire Compa
ny for the last fifteen years, and dur
ing all that time has always been
present at every fir e doing his duty
as a fireman, and it is reasonable to
suppose that in fifteen years of active
service as a fireman he would acquire
some little knowledge of the wants
and feelings ot firemen.
At a former meeting of youi honor
able body, Thos. W. Saxtou was ap
pointed Cief Kniriueer of the Fire
Department of Canton. The under
signed, nor the firemen generally do
not wish to enter into a discussion of
me ngni oi your iiouoruuie uuuy, 10 i
select tho Chief Dneineer of the fire
department, nor does the firemen of
Canton seek to dictate what the coun
cil shall do. The firemen, the council,
and the citizens generally, have a
common interest in the preservation
of the property of thecitizeus of Can
ton, and if harmony and good feeling
doee not prevail among those who are
to be actively engaged in the preser
vation ot property. Great loss to the
propeaty holders might be the result.
We desire in thiscommunication to
indicate to your honorable body, that
in the appointment of Mr Saxton as
Chief Kngineer, great violence has
been done to the feelings and wishes
of the firemen offauton. And in
our judgment, great injury to the
property holder, as we cannot get
harmonious action, in the preservation
of property with Mr Saxton at the
head of the fire department,"' and as
proof of the assertion here made, I
will state that when Mr Saxton was
captain of the Kescue company, there
was an eternal wrangling and discord
between the ltescue and Washington
comnanies, which greatly impaired
the usefulness of both, but when Mr
Dunbar succeeded to the captaincy of
the Rescue company, the two compa
nies could then work in perfect har
mony. I do not here assert whether
this was through the efforts of Mr
Saxton to breed discord, or the efforts
Of Mr Dunbar to cultivate harmony
and good feelings among the members
cf the different fire companies. Such
at leait wrs the result.
I will now cite you to the action of
the firemen of this city, to the men
who have for a long series of years,
labored with their utmost exertion
and u." we think with as much success
as any city of like facilities in staying
the ravages of the great destroyer of
property.
At the monthly meeting of the
ashington J; ire Co., held on the 5th
inst. 1 informed my company of the
appoinsment by the Council ot Mr
Saxton as Chief Engineer, and soon
discovered that there was great ob
jection to th appointment, as it was
agreed that while Mr Saxton was
captain of the Rescue Co. there seemed
to be a disposition in him to breed
discord between the
different fire companies.
strenuous efforts to keep down the
feeling of discontent that I suid ex
hibited, and then proposed, that on
the Monday evening following, being
tne 7tn instant, ana tne annual meet
ing of all the fire companies, I would
at that meeting propose the names of
I fTi 7 ,1 T T-v. 1
uur V,uuoar
I uul" '"ruier cttpiaius 01 1110 rvescue,
in
as Chief Engineer of the fire depart
ment. At said meeting a vote of the
Washington nre company waa taken,
wmcn resulted in tne unanimous
choice of Mr. Iunbar, Mr. Saxton
not receiving a vote. Tnere was a
like result in the Rescue com pan v.
With this result and. and the strong
expression of opinion of the firemen
of this city.we leei tnat the city coun
cil must see that the best interests of
the property holders of tho city of
Canton, will induce to appoint Mr.
Dunbar. v e know him to be & vig
ilant and active fireman and gentle
man, and that the interest of the
proberty holder would be safe iu his
hands.
Iu the published proceedings of
your honorable body, there are a few
items and expressions that I feel, in
duty to the firemen, called upon to
notice, we nave always looked upon
Mr. Schaefer af the firemans friend.
And he has been grossly deceived,
he has been informed that firemen
standing as such, have made use
the longuaee attributed to them. "We
will do as we dam xilease," nor do the
firemen wish to treat the council as
"Bovs and Boobies," as was remark
ed bv Mr Schaefer. The firpmpn Rtill
entertain, the same kindly feelings
towards Mr bcnaner, tnat tney have
a alw ay3 uone, anu we cannot nut De-
set
the
of
lieue that when Mr. Schstefer is made
aware of the unanimity of feeling
existing among the firemen, as to the
ruan who should rule over them,
win at once conclude, tnat the action
of the council has been rather prema
ture, ana mat that the wishes and
feelings of the firemen should have
been consulted, and that for the good
of our citizens generafJy, it is best
for the council to retrace a stey, as
think:, tasen m a wrong direction.
son is made, to say. "Now the com
the
In the same proceeding,Mr. Ander-
up
panies have gone to work, and elected
a man in defiance of the council."
Mr. Anderson is a man of too
sense to seriously think that the
companies intended to defy the coun
cil, in tneir action, in indicating
man of their choice no such disrespect
was intended. They only' desired
show to the council that they had
plaed a man over tnem as chief, who,
(had their wishes been consulted)
could scarcely have obtained a vote
I LvUlU OtaA,VIJ 111' I V W A U .U t
f( th ruvtnn an now. hna-mA
A : I 1 . . . - ' . .
aware of that fact, we do not think
the honorable council will act
"Boobies and Children." but as wise
A.
Boobies and Children,' but as
men, in changing their action.
With much respect.
Co. and in behall of the firemen
Canton.
on
En Katzenjammer der Auditors un
Clerk's Offices.
sell green buttel, ion bin sick in dcr liauch
will
to
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Furs
stock
what
at
New
res
idence on
Mr.
Mbs-
ex
press the
long
17th
by
Eliz
abeth un Kronx in acr licliy I ths dcarned Maine
hot uns verdollt gefuhlt.
Ell hier nimm en guter, yes un die d
dutsch gewe uns des Spotjohr fits, ich
gonz kaput, uimmt ah ehner.
Heldebrand O Jimmy ! O Ell I O Josia
ich geh kapores ! ich hob Koppweh, ich
Bauchweh, un Buckelweh I O olles geht
Deifcl! Knownothincs, Portace Keaunty,
Stark Ceaunty un mei Oflice, der Hennings
und Puntius un sell anner Cupperhead
werde elect, sinner all die dcarned
Jews und die drekig Dutsch die Cuppcrheads
joinc. U Uoc hell mil I
Doc Well, was bh dcr matter !
Ell un Hildebrand O Doc ! O Got
himmel I mir gehn tod, die radikel
geht kaput.
Doc Unit der Puis un zrhlt, mciuersix
ihr 6in verlohre, ich wehs nix un konn
helfe, hoi der Estep
Estep kununt awer net, er sogt, es is
Krout gewocbse for de Tod.
Jim Do Ell un Heldebrand, nemmt
cuter vun dem Grant Bitters, cs stopn
Loxire un mocht eich dernoh sehlofe.
Ell un Hildebrand duhn so, un bold
hen sie die A aire zugemocht. Josia un
decke ihr long Gesichter mit dem "Kepub
likea". un 'Repository" tu und Jim,
un Tom rehn zum Durbin un lossen
Buttels fille.
Hon. Fraisk H. Hubd, of
fJo., will speak with;General
and Mr. Lawson, on Friday.
Tin r-Koo - A linn, nf Wnshinp-tcin
i. -
City, will speak with i General
[For the Democrat.]
WAS HE A DESERTER FROM
THE ARMY?
Questions for Jake A. Ambler to
Answer.
WILL J. A. AMBLER RADICAL CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS ANSWER?
SWERt
1. Were you not expelled from , a
Temperance Organization in Salem
for violating the Ple.sge and non
payment of dues ?
2. Have you not been in the habit
of drinking intoxicating liquors as a
beverage, especially in Alliance.
3. Did you not try to induce demo
crats in Salein tp, Columbiana Co., to
vote for you at the nomination on the
grounds you were opposed to Negro
Suffrage ?
4. Did you not try to induce one or
more democratic editors in the 17th
Congressional District to forbear pub-
Hshing your personal infamies during
., canvass
5. Did you not unlawfully and with
malice prepence enter the residence of
Mr. Jacob fleaton, in the town of
Salem, club in hand, to assault said
Ilea ton?
6. Did you not 6ign a U. S. Muster
roll as a soldier.and then afterwards
pocket or destroy said roll to evade
the effects of the enlistment ?
6. Were yon not instrumental in
the arrest , of -two soldiers who bad
overstayed their furlough & few days,
for reason ot said overstay of time,
and did you not receive from said
soldiers or their frieuds sixty dollars
to quash the proceedings ?
8. Did you not sentence a man to
the Penitentiary (while disgracing
the bench) aud then for a considera
tion of $100 paid to you by a friend of
said man by the hand of a Wellsville
Attorney, sign a petition for his par
don?
Please answer these at Salem, and
do not act the blackguard and call
names and use slang to cover up your
infamy.
VERITAS.
Eppes vun der Radikel Meeting in
Canton.
Zwee besoffene Radikels kuiuruo on Lees,
un fordere a born vun Grant Whisky.
Lee leti hob keb. Grant Whisky.
Radikels Yo du host, du Dunner, nn
raus must du ihn gewe, oder
Lee Mocht dos ihr raus kumqit, ihr hen
olleweil schun zu viel vun sell stink ig Grant
stuff im Kopp.
Radikels liuchen, stompc on wolle fechte,
awer bumps, do liegt cheer, un bumps, do
liegt der anner, un die grosne Grant Whisky
Meuler sin gestoppt.
Die Rebels hen ihrc Behn ufeehobe un
hen zu sich fcelwer gesogt, nier 6in am letz
Plotz for Grant, bel Kott. llartzel dont
publish sell.
Canton. GRAND MASS RALLY
Canton. GRAND MASS RALLY-OF THE-
DEMOCRACY!
FEWER BONDS & MORE GREENBACKS
FEWER BONDS & MORE GREENBACKS ONE CURRENCY FOR ALL-
THE BONDHOLDER & LABORER.
HON. RUFUS P. RANNEY,
HON. J. M. COFFINBERRY,
FRANK n. KELLY & Wn. A. LC1I
I Will Address the People of Stark and ad-
1
I
if
joining CoUntie?,
At CANAL FULTON,
On Tuesday, October 6th, 1868,
At Oxe o'clock.
he
liemocrata, Republicans, , ' v
Conservatives, Plowholders,
Bondholders, Soldiers,
Taxpayers, and
Men of all political opinions, are respectfully
invited to attend, as all the great and
most important isssues in the
interest of the People, will
be ably discussed.
President of the Day, C. W. Breece.
t- x -i . Dn- L. Slcssbk, Canton,
Vice Presidents, -(jAMEa Lee Mas8iUon.
Marshal Gen. S. Beatty.
. . . f FUK. GREI831NG1R,
Assistant Marshals Chja d. MoCr. "
Com. ot Abeangkmksts J. B. Easly,
Beni. Wvant. J. B. Estep, Simon Grubb,
J.
Kirk'
fS?
S. J. BLILER,
Secretary.
Markets.
CANTON, OHIO, Sept. 30, 1868.
VIU
aa
of H11'1 APPiet
uuner
Ess
Flnnr Extra. - - 11100(12
Wheat White. - . . 19 i
Red. ' " - A
rnrn. ... - 11
Oat. - b0(a
Barley,! . - - G
Hay toir, - - 15 00(ai20
PntafAAs - (CO 1
Onions v bushel, -
C9
(A 1
( 2
-20
I Hami.
Tallow, '
(A
bin
Lard.
Cheese,
Coffee,
Jtagi,
Beans,
Molasses,
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2T)
2J( :
3
1 00 1
3
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hob
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Can
ditates im
party
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keh
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sell
tlruf
Tom
Josia
ihrc
JARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
The underaiifnod offerti tor sale,
mnt pll aoon tao followine property
Alliance, Ohio, to-wit :
HOUSE AND LOT,
No. 6 in brooka A Jeunings' addition
Alliance, on Main tit reel and tbe
brick house from the Station. It ia a
hnainess location. 40 feet I roil t. ana
stories high, and will easily rent for
rOQ to VJ0 per yeHr. .
1 mUSL alHO SOU llie K1UCK Ol UJW
which the Oil Mill vra. couiineuced,
which is one ten foot storv stone-woric.
AC,, witn nearly enougn aooJ"
material on tne ground to ntiisn tne ounu-
injj, and the most expensive part of
building coiupieteo. . i wans ar
feet thick and 80 by 50 feet on the ground.
Bein a coinpulled by my eircunis'ancea
to sell, a bargain will be given any
desiring such property. It will be
ble for a mill, warenouse or iaciory,
is near tbe station on me cicveiana n.
and desirably located. Please call on
at my office for further particulars.
Alliance, 8ept.9, H. LAUOHUN.
Knox
Ewinjr
rpHE PATENT SHAPE BEMIS
JL Collars are tha best made, aud
sold as cheap as any othergood standai
Paper Collars, by A. K.ITT.
septZ3tr
Ewing
ri AS PIPE AND FIXTURES
nioe asaortanent. al
. BATNOLO0 AZTOH
RAILWAYS.
PITTSBURGH, FORT
AND CHICAGO RAILWAY.
On and after Sept. ISth, lSGS.Tralns will
leav Staations dally, (Sundays excepted)
aa follow. Train leaving- Chicago 5.35
P, M.. leaves daily. Train leaving
Pittsburgh at 2.15 P. M., leaves daily.
TRAINS GOING WJCST.
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F. R. MY KRS,
General Ticket Agent.
& PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY.
On and altar Sent. 14th. 1SSS. Trains will leave
Stations daily, (4undars excepted.) as follows :
GOING SO VTHMA IN LINK.
Hail. Exrsass Mail. Accom.
CleTSlsnd.i 8,35 A.M. 12,10r.M. 3,20r.M.
Euclid St..! 8,40 " 12,21P.M. S.Slr.M.
Hudson I 9,60 1,08" 4,40"
Ravenna.. 110,26 ' 1 1 . 6,1S "
Alliance. 111,20 " 2,20" 8,05
Bayard.... 11,54 2,48
WellSTille. 1,28 p. M. 4,00 "
GOING NORTH MAIN LINK.
Wellsville
Bayard ...
Allisnce ..
Rsvenns..
Hudson .
Kuclid Bt..i
Cleveland.
Mail.
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BsTard, 1S.10 p so. M. PaiUde pbis. (.00 p. ns.
F. R. MYERS Geo. Ticket Aaeat.
JgLfcCTIOX
PROC LAMATI0N
FOR STATE A COUNTY OFFICERS.
The Qualified elector of Stark Countv
Ohio are hereby notified to meet at the
usual places of holding elections in tueir
respective township?, on
Tuesday, the 13th day or October,
A. u. isoa,
then and there to elect by ballot the fbl
inwinor State and Countv Officers :
One person for Judge of the Supreme
'
wrtr, Srotar-o- nf State.
Y" ; T 'f (k7i).i
One person for Member of the Board
Of I'UbllC WorKS.
One person for School Commissioner.
One nerson for Clerk of the Supreme
QQUr(; .1
s x rnoruamgn for thft
w " ' r -. feATrrr; " r v;;A
1wwiiiKrewuuai """"
One person for County Auditor.
One person for JierK oi tne common
i.
Pleas Court.
One nereon for County Commissioner.
One nerson for Infirmary Director.
Th. fnllnwintr iu tho aDDertionuient of
Jurors to be returned by the Trustees of
tlio anvariil towntthirs for the vear 1H68,
with tne Poll Books, to the Clerk ol the
(Tom moil Pleaa Court, on or before the
14th dav of October. A. D. 1863:
Paris V; Wasnington ; .Liexingion
Marlborouorli 10: Nimishillen 11: Osna-
burgh 6; Handy o; fiKe o; nam jo; Lane
it; Jackson 8; Terry 33; Bethlehem 10;
Sugarcreesr ; lawreni-s n; xuacarawas
) Cinlon 34.
(liven under mv band at the city
inio-i this 10th day af October A . JO. isor.
K. A. DUNBAK,
Sheriff of Stark county, Ohio.
8M16td .
3 RESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
PROCLAMATION!
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Natice is herebv elvan to the qualified
lectora of Stark county, Ohio, that they
meet at the usual placea ot souiing elec
tions in their respective townmupa, on
Tuesday, the 3d day of November,
A. XJ. liW, ., ,
".:!' '
than and ther to lect by ballot, accord
ing to the Constitution and laws or
Uuited states ana tne iwoi vmo,
Twentv-one Electors for President
j and Vice-President of the '
- . United States.
The returns ol the election are, bv
nroviaiona of the law. to be made to
and must be. made by the evening
Thursday next succeeding the election,
Glyeu under my hand at the city
Canton, thia loth day or eepieuner, a.
K. A. DUNBAR,
Sheriff or Stark County. Ohio,
sept lot d
and
iu
to
first
good
two
from
vu
on
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g E M I - A N N U A L
CLOSING OUT SALE!
From this date till
SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH,
I will Bell ray line of
Spring Cassimere8,
Coatings and
Furnishing Goods
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
No. 2 Opera House Block.
A. KITT.
Canton, July 22, J80SU
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO PER
sons buying tbe Patent Shape Bemis
Collars by the hundred, at A. KITT'S
Sepciltf
-pOR RENT.
A good, capacious store room for
near the Publio Square. Enquire at
Dkmocbat office. ,
Canton, Sept. 16, 1868w4
PATENT SHAPE BEMIS COL
Inra. For sale at wholesale nd
by A. KITT.
ANNEXATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby jriveu-. that on the 15th
day of June 1868, the city of Canton, Stark
county, Ohio, preseatea a, petition to the
Commissioners of the county of Stark
and State of Ohio, setting forth that ou
the third day of Septemer A. D, 1S67, the
council of said city phased an ordinance
providing for the submission to the qual
ified electors of said city, at the irenerHl
election held therein in October, A.n. 1807,
the question whether certain territory
contiguous to said city should tiennnexed
thereto, said territory bcinjr bounded and
dosciibod ns follows: commencing at n
point in the south west quarter of sec'inn
sixteen in Canton township. Stark coun
ty, Ohio, wherctht went- and east branch
es of Nluiishilleu creek lormj u junction;
thence northwardly on tho west bank of
tbe went branch of the Nimiuhillen crenk
to the north lire i l sni J township; thence
east on said towusbip line to l. ent
bank of the rnnt branch of hhiiI Nimisliil
len; thence southwardly with snid hhsi
bank to the place ol beginning, not m
eluding thst part I hereof alreaciy includ
ed in the limits of suid city. Sui.l petition
also setting forth that at said cent ral el-;
tion, held in October, A. D. 1S67. said ques
tion was duly and legally siirinitiei to
said electors of said city, when a large
majority of said electors voting on said
question voted in favor of the annexa
tion of snid territory. The whole num
ber of said electors voting on said ques
tion being one thousand and two, ami the
number thereof voting in favor ot said
question being nine hundred nod ninety
four. Said petition also setting forth th:it
on April 27tl', 1863, the council of suid i
city directed William A. ljyncn to pro
pose aud present to said commissioners
a petition to effect such annexation, and
that he is also authorized to act for said
city in the premises. That said pelitiou
prays for the annexation of said territory
to said city, a plat ot which territory is
attached to said petition on file in the Au
ditors office of said county.
Notice is also given that upon tho pre
senting of said petition to said cotnuiis
sioners, as aforesaid, said commissioners
appointed the first Monduy in September
A. D. 1868 (being the 7th of Hint month) as
the day for t'.-e hearing of suid petition,
"nil the office of said commissioners us
the place tor hearing the same, and there
fore caused Paid petition to be tiled in the
office of tho Auditor of said county of
Stark where the same may ba inspected;
aud that on said 7th of September said
hearing was continued to the 7tli of De
cember a. n. 1S6S, at the same place, for
lurtber notice, nt which time the same
will be heard.
THE CITY OP CANTOS',
By Wm. A. Ltnch.
sept23w(S
B
E L D i. N ' S
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Comer 5th and Poplar streets,
CANTON, OHIO.
Farma and Town Property Bought,
isoia, ana Ptenied.
Titles Examined, Taxes Paid, Estates
Settled.
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Ac. written,
Money borrowed and loaned on Real
Estate security.
Coal and other kinds of mineral prop
erty wanted, to le -ae or purchase.
Claims Collected, Ac., Ac, Ac.
Sept 16 tf
EGAL NOTICE.
Lomas L. Cogan et ui. State of Ohio,
vs. riStarH countv.
William Young et al. ) Court of Com
mon I'leiis. Civ
il Action.
Jacob Younr and his wife (whosp first
name-is unknown and John Young and
his wife Eliza, all of the State of Indiana,
and William Young and his wife Martha
of theStateof Illinois, are hereby noti
fied that at the last term of aald Court a
conditional order of revival was made in
the above named action airainst them and
others as heirn and representatives of the
defendant William Young, now deceased.
reviving sa d action iu tneir names as
defendants.
That said action is brought by the
1 plainti.ffn to enforce the specific perform
ourt I auce of a contract for the conveyance
from said deceased to the plair.titts of cer-
tain lands situate in said Stark county,
and formerl the property ot said d-
ceased, which said lauds are fully do-
1 scribed in their petition in said action,
and for other relief.
That said revivor will be made nbso-
I lute, and said action will stand revived
against them and in their names as de-
fendants, unless they show sufficient
cause to the contrary on or before No-
vember 16th. a. d. I8s.
of
SCH.KFEP. A LYNCH,
Att'ys for Plaintitls.
tne
the
me.
of
of
d.
IiVCllU.
(From Dispensatory of the t'nited States.)
DIOISMA. CKKSATA-uUfllU J-KAVKS.
Proueriies Tneir order is seronK. diffusive, aud
gouiewliat aromntic, tneir taste ljUlermn, anu u
aioirous to mint.
Medical Properties aud Uses Buehn loaves are
Keutly stiinulsuv, with a peculiar tendency to tbe
L, nuarv Ortr&us.
luey are given in complaints oi me urinary ur-
cans snca as uravei, i-nronic .atarru or me wau
der. Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and Urctba,
Disease of the Prostrate bland, and Ketention
Incontinence of Urine, from a- loss or tone In the
parts concerned ir its evacuation. Tho rcmed; has
also been recommended in Oyspepsia. Chronic
Rheumatism, Cutaneous Anections, and Dropsy
Helmnold's Extract of Bocbu is used by person
from the aes of IS to 25. aud from 35 to 65, or
the decline or cbanjre ol lile; after connnemcnt
Ltbor Pains: Bed-Wotunsr iu children.
In the affections peculiar to females, :fee bxtrac
Bucbu Is uncaualed by any other remedy, as
Chlorosis, or Ketention, IrrejrulMrity, PainTuluess
or ttuDDressioo of Customary Evacuations. Ulcera
tea oj oenirrons fciau oi llie uterus, j.eueorrne.1,
or-Wbites.
Diseases uf the Bladder. Kidneys, tiruvel aud
Dropbical Swelliuirs This medicine increases
power of Digestion, aud excites the Absorbents
into healthy action, by which the Watery or Cal
careous depositions, and aU unnatural enlarge
ments are reduced, as well as pain ard intlamina-
tion.
lielmbold Extracl BacUu bas cured every case
of Diabetes, in whlct it bas boen given. Irritation
or me isecit, oi me mauaer, ana innsmmat'.nn
the Kinneys, Ulceration or tne Kianeys ana Blad
der, Ketention of Urine, Diseases of the Prostrate
Oland, tone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel,
Brick-Dust Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discharges
and for enfeebled and delicate constitutions,
bold sexes, attended with the following svmtoras-
Indispositiou to Exertion, Loss ot Power, 1.06S
Memory, uimcuity or tsreaimnps weak rterves,
lreniGUnir, llorror or uiseate. wakelnlness. Dim
ness of Vision, Pain the Back, Hot Hands. Flush
ing or tne Body, .Dryness ol the bkiu, .rapuou
tbe Face, Paliid Countenance, Universal Lussitude
of the Mnscular System, &c.
Helmbold's Extract Buchn is Diuretic and Blood-
Purilyine;, and curee-all Diseases arising from
of dissipation, excesses anlt unprudeucea
life, impurities ol the Blood, Ac., superseding
paibalu anections for. which it is used, such
Oonert hoea, Oleets of loin; staudiuir. and byubi-
litic Affections in these diseases, ueed iu cm-
nectiou with Helmnold's' Kose Warh.
Sold by all DmiruUtH and duiders everywhere.
Beware of couutfrletls. Ask for llelmbtdd's
Taae no other. Price $l.ti5 per bottlt , or fi boitles
for $G.o0. Delivered to any uddiess. Describe
evmptoma hi all communications.
Address U. T. HELM BOLD, BOoadway,
none are jrcnuiue unless aoue up in steel
eravea wrapper, wiiu a tac-aiuiiie ol my UUsiuicaL
w
rVarenouse. snd signed.
H, T. HELMBOLD.
NE
EW YORK STYLE
RANT.
REbTAU
rant,
tbe
re
tall, Tha undersigned hereby informs
I citizens ot Canton and the Public in
! eral that on Saturday next he will open.
A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
IS BASEMENT,
No. 2 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
, . CANTON, O.,
When all those desiring meals cxn
them at all hours, and only pay wuut
call for. Having been Foreman of one
thx first establishments of the kind
si yars in Cincinnati, he f-jels confident
to please the tustcs and palates of
most fastidious. Oyter will be servid
up in any form they can be had in
York. He is also ready to prepare cakes,
viands, Ac, for parties, and arrage
tables if desired at reasons ble prices.
Day Boarders enn be furnished with
class board, and pay only for whut
Sept. 9, 4t. BENJAMIN GEISEL.
qOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to remove all dosira for
This great remedy is an excellent
appetizer It purities the blood, invigor
ates tbe system possesses great nourish
ing and strengthening power, enables
stomach to digest the heartiest
makes sleep refreshing, and establishes
robust health. - Smokers and chewera
sixty years cured. Price, Fifty Cents
box, post free. A treatixe on the injuri
ous clients of Tobucco, with lists of refer
ences, teatiuiouials, otc, sent free. Agents
wanted. Addjesa Dr. T, R. ABBOTT,
Jmey City, N. J. ' :- eptamS
pv'A"i.K irs' ";:zz: .
. LADIES' FASHIONABLE
E M POR ITT M,
No. 3 ScuefeKj's 'Opera Block,
CANTON", OHIO.
The uii b rsi.'ui d t.-ikes- plenutire in an
nouncing to I lie Liidies of 'miton and
vicinity. tht lie is uo-.v prepared tout;
commodate ili":n. ai v.-ry.. rvnsor.ni.lo
prices rom one of tin uioKt choice a--sort
men's of 11 kinds of
Sitilliiiei?y Goods?,
Comprising auritig imuiy li
great variety ol
.- i i.
Laces, Kdging-s,
Silk and Straw GooJ.s,
French Flowers,
EMBROIDERY of all Kinds,
BRIDAL WREATHS,
HATS, CAPS,
BONNET, i
l
STRAW, I
And all other kinds of
FASHIONABLE TRIMMINGS.
A splendid stock of the most modern
Styles and Colors of
LADIES' NEW DRESS SILKS,
WHITE GOODS.
LADIES' CLOAKS & SHAWLS,
And everything to complete a Lndifs'
Fashionablo Wardrobe.
X. It. Miss LIeisskr, until recently the
well-known and accomplished Milliner of
Massillon (sister-iu-law of the uuder
sienod, assisted by several other compe
tent young ladies, are constantly engaged
n making, altering and repairing flats.
Bonnets, etc., in conformity with the La
test Styles.
ite has made arrangements to secure
I ways the Latest Fashions, so soon as
hey can be had from Paris and New
York. Call and examine before you pur
chase elsewhere.
HEXRY FALKE.
49tf
THE STAli LEADTljathasnow
Such a great reputation in this market
can be had only at
47tr
CORNELLS'
BOOTS !l SHOES.
Jr.
T E N T I O N !
NEW LOOT AND SHOE STORE 1
SAYLER & SHAN A FELT,
are at it again, in tlx ir Kw Room,
Empire Block, Eat Tuscarawas st.,
Lately occupied by John McGregor as a
Bi'OkHtore.
Wii fih ill b- happy t met-t all our old
usinnrs, mid hn ninny new onfH qsi will
be p'eased to favor us with their putron-
age.
W nave constant! y on hand und nre
A lily receiving Irom the Eaist, a .largr
Mupply of
BOOTS,
JbliOES,
GAITERS,
BALMORALS,
In fact everything in the
Ladies' and Children Line, from the
Supper to the Highest Polish Top,
and all kinds of Rubber
Boots & Shoes.
We uIho make
Btiots and Shoes to Order of the best
material and as cheap as
the cheapest.
or
in
This ia the place where you got what
yon bargain for French, bogus French,
or common Calf Boots. We employ none,
butthebist workmen, and still havo old
Philip as our foreman, who iu well kuown
as one of the best and most experienced
workmen of the day. He is always ready
with stick and strap to take the dimen
sions of your understanding.
at-g-AU work warranted to -five sat
isfaction. Give us a call.
SAYLER SUANAl' KLT.
Ctmtou, Maach 25. ISHH-tf
in
IRON FOUNDRY.
the
-
oi
of
of
on
hab
its -iu
Co
as
K,Y
eu-
the
koii
have
they
ol
for
tue
New
the
lirst
thej
ordir. To
bacco. tbe
food,
for
per
,
JOHN LAI Kl) & CO.,
Iixit Founder
SOUTH CEERRY STREET,
CANTON, OHIO.
Machinery Castings,
Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers,
Grate Bars,
Iron Colums and Lintelsj
Window Caps and Sills,
Iron Railing, Cellar Grates,
Vault Rings,
Vault Ring-,
Hitching Posts, .
Spout Guards,
Iron Shutters,
Sash Weights,
Desk and Seat Castings,
Bedstead Fas ten i ngs ,
Farm and School Bells,
Cider Press Screws,
Road Scrapers,
Plow Castings,
Coal Car Wheels and Axles, ,
Oven Fronts aud Dampers,
Harrow Castings,
Nuts, Bolts and Washers,
Who Railing, etc.,
Kept on hnul or fiiriiinUed t order
reasonable term-. ecial attention
to orders for small gruy irou oasliiigti,
repaiiiug doue on shert notice. Work
warranted first class.
June 24 1868ml -
s
UIERIFF SALE.
Oeorge Arbuckle vm. John Hall",
lly virtue of an alias vendiexpoiiHs is.
from the court of common plena ol'ssinrk
county, Ohio, and to me directed I
otter for sale by public outcry at the
of the court house (Hnrter's ii.'o-k) iu
city of Cnuton, ou
Saturday, the 3d day of October,
the following described .real estate oitunte
in said count j-. to wit J The eisthalfof
Lot number 1)1 iu the towu of Hot-healer,
with appurtenances.
Sale to commence ut one o'clock I.
Terms cash. It. . UUXBA K.
He)l2v5 tSlieriflT.
WATER COOLERS
M cl
heap at
nice
RAYNOLP? SAXTVN'S
special: notices:
rr0 CONSUMPTIVE. TDB ADVERTISER,
1 bavme been rustoped to Boaltbin a few weeks
by a very iimple remedy, alter bavin? entered far
several years with a severe, lung affection, aud that
dread Oiseaxo Com.uniti"n is -auxiuns V maks
known to Uis- fWlow-eoflerei Jhe mryns ofmre.
To all who desire U, e. will ee.ui a jcxpy.of Uw
prescription used- (tr-f ctisrge,) -rth-the-otw. '
lions for prepariuiriinrt u-inir tu'ouiv which thoy
will find ascna-crmt-fbr-COMSUifWioif, Abtuma,
l'.it'.N. uit, C"rou, Icu-KS, and nil Throat and Lung
Affertionf. Tlie -mlr ol.Ji ct f.r the ailTcriiscr -M-nd;u)
Iii"criptliiiiistiinllf the Ullete'
aud ).-ad jul'irnutioii ul.ien bo imioeivaKtq bein
valunhle, and he hopes every puflerer will try aU
remedy, as it will coi-l them iintiihi?, and n-.ay prove
a i.les-sui. , ..' .
' rarties wirhiu tbn prescription, j-sek,, !;?relnin
mail AilfpVrafte u(l(!re.- ' "
Kv. EWAKI'A-. VVJLROy, -'
Wi!liami-!uil.);ilil' (.'- Jf-w York. 1
mavii'uivl-raii
G;ir.T tloH'evi:v It f it- f.-erf -eMi'in .-1
tint it we Ui.ew .1, il.er lw n hw vi
Cf lulii'-arinii ot h r1. r.iols and hni k- iV't Mimld
eute Bli:he iU h-i-imii fl.sa iheir... l)r M;.-.-.
Ii-r. ivitn s few .ol Ins prof.siouol 1'r etKN.-har-kep!
till- ideu constantly 1' vp v. and ;Jl ored esr
ne?ti nn.i per verni'T'y f ,! y-.-nrs to fl d tht.- iu im
desirable tr-i-ure Tlionc'i they liny- not fm.i.i
flu 'itirani cufe or all efinplaiul, tp-,v h've n.-V"r-ihelefs
nUcobt-r. d a r. ioed , wlii. h. a- yet. h;'"
eve! taped in curing CriHM aud Ke.y r D--pep'.
and all oire;ises nro-ing frr.m any iinpmiiy ih-
blood or dif Hrrent'em- nr .f the dit;-ilive oritr-
in Hiding Liver Coinjilaint. t'ouyi-n. Colds fick
IU a hiclic, Nei railu Nrrvoniiess, i-enera' li- D
iijiind sll Hfl'ectinns of the Kiineyv and' Hr,iir.
oretin.
Tnii fr.?at discovery. In honor of the Indefat'g r.
We hlui.pl uf Ur. It. 'Mihler, is called JuVfiilerV
Herb Balers, and hcr-v-r lntrodnced lakes ihu
place of Quinine and tho hostoroihir rem dies
used heretofore for the oomplrunl'4-rp-,ut.oned ahova
S .id bv all Drufffisrs andfinrHi Dealers.
Prepare.) solely by Dr. S 11 ITAKTM AN CO..
SiKcersois to Uli II MiSiiLEK. I.uncaaltr, Penr.ii.
MANHOOD:
How Lost How Restoridi.
Juat publlheed, a new edition of Dr. Curwell's
CclcbrHii-: E?say on Hio Judical Cure withon
medicine) ol' Spermatorrhea, or Seminfd Weak,
nets, lnvolmitary t.nuonl Lohp, IaroTKVfTr;
Mental arid t hysical lucaptwity, Impeuuncnts to
Marriaf, .Vc,; also CjnHuinition. Epilepsy. pj;d
Fits, iuduci-.l by self iuuiiieuce or seraal extraTfi-'
sijco. -
Pri -o. In a sealed envelope, onlv 6 cm-.ts
The eel. I;rnted ni.-ilior, in M is aciiiiiia'.le ea-af ,
ele ally dem iit.tr.it.es from lliirty yf ar'n siuxcvs
I'nl plaeii.ro. that the ftlurniing w-nt-equeix-es el
self-almxe msy he radically i-nred wuliotit the
dangerous ur-e of internal luetliciue t-r t he aip'-ica.
linn of il;p kuife: pointing out u mode .l cine at
once simple, cert.iiu and effrtetuai, by means o
wliicu vry suirir, no matter whiu Ins condi
tion may be, may be, may cure liimscll cbeaidv,
piivntely and radicaliy.
e"Tlii lecture should bo in tbe Ladds ofevcry
yoiuh aa.l eTerv man in the land.
Sent under seal, in tho hands -of every yontli nd
every man in the land.
Sent, uuuer seal, in a pjain envelope, to any a
dress, postpaid, on reeoipt ol six cents, or twe po
Einnii'R. Also, Dr. Culverwell's ;Marria?e Omde,
price is cents. Address the Publishers,
ClIAy. I. t!. KLINE & CO.,
U Bowery, Mew York. Post-Oflice Box, 4.5S5
CENSED BY THE
UNITED STATES AUTHORITY.
S. V. THOMPSON fe COS
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE OP
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen
Goods, Linens, Dry Goods, Cot
tons, Fancy Goods, Albums,
Bibles, Silver Plated Ware,
Cutlery, Watches, Sew
ing Machines, Ac.
These articles to be sold at the uniform price of
ONE DOLL.VU EACH,'
nu3 not to be paid foi until yon Unow what you
aro to receive.
i
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S
I
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I
I
Til-
most popu:ar aim economloii mcHiod of do
ing busiiitaa in the country.
Br I'.ilr..nizini; till
exchange your oods
nle jvii b.ive h' chance to
Tho Smallest Article sold fir ONE
DOLLAR can be exchanged iura
Silver Plated, Five BoMed
Revolving Castor, or your
Choice of a largo variety
of other articles u pi u
Exchange List.
TERMS TO AGENTS.
loi: i.f
etc.,
at
pnid
und
Certificates plvlni a complete S -cripr
nrlicI'M to b sold for -n- One I ollar, Willi
at ihr rate of TEN CENT- KaC'H."
For a Club of Thirty, and $3,00. - j
Th" rerson seudinjr It can havt their rhnlee..f. i
the fnllowibtr nrlteles as th' tr commi-slon: So vl : '
cotmn e'oth. Hai-risO'oih Pauo- Pait rn Sp nd ! ; !
Kowi-t Knir. Lnr-evstor Q j:t r-mrrav-d i-v.
fipoou Hold -r Pair Lnd' xtra qua'itv Cn.!- ' J
B.ts. Prim D ess t titteru. WuMrd Bieakfa-. s
rbawl. White Linen Tulile Cloth, set. ,.f steel t
bladed Knive' and Forks, set of Silver Plat d
Foriss, Emboss, d Table -pread Kloant Ensrrsved f
Mlver Plated Hold Lined G'.oiet. Violin and Bow,
Fancy Drc-s Pat'ern Eleiriuit isilk lirad-d lar. jf
sol, Kin picture Morocco Photoirraph Albums, Klc- .
uiiui Iror.v Handled Spangled Sillt Fan, bkirt. La- '
dies' Morocco Shopping Uai7, llonevcomb Quilt, . f
Allismllla Ouilt. Ladies Solifl l.i,l lnlil..inl. 1
Diamond Kins, Gent's Plnin or Enuraved Gol
Hini;, (It) carets fine.) Ladies' fcolid "Black V.'a
not Writing Desk, Ludies' Fancy Black Walunt
w ork Box- Cottage Cloc:c. one dozen Ladiet' Lin
en llandkerchiels. extra quality, oi ono dozen
Gome Linen Handkerchiefs.
For a Club of Sixty, and $G,00
One of the following article: 40 yards Shectin"
llarrls Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Pair IIonejT- -comb
Quilts. Cylinder Watch,- Double Barrel Kino j
i-istoi, .!iucy uassimere in-ees Patttru, Thibet
Shawl, Three Yards rjonble Width Waterproof
Cloakins, Four Yds. Wool Vmrkinp, Set of L-Jca '
Nirtains, Ladies' Double Wool bhawl. Silver Pla- ;
tc-dC'ard Basket, Splendid Ei: graved Silver Plated
lee Pitcher, Ensraved Silver Plated Teapot. I(
picture Turkey Morocco fhctnerapb Allium, Lan
caster finilt, Alpacca Dress Caitern, hrii-riived -Silver
Plated six-bottled Revolving facto.-. Pair
Gent's Calf Boots, Splendln Balmoral Skirt. Set or1'
Ivory Uandlrd Knives, with Silver Platcu Forks.
Rosewood Frame Hrass Alarm .Clock. Pair of all
Wool Blankets, Splendid Beaded nud Lined Silii .
Parasol, Ladies' Splendid Morocco Travelinv Ba:', '
Pair of Alhamhra Quilts, Thirty Yards Print or .
Mars-illies Quilt.
For a Club of Ono Hundred, and $10
00 Yards Sluetinpr, Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pant-i
and Vest Pattern, extra quality, Kng'avmt Siher
Pliited Six Buttled Itwolvin C'nstor. w:th lit
Glass riotiles. Pair Splendid ltoae Bl inkets, Splcu
lid Engraved Silvcr-l'laied Tea Set, (i l:r.-o i.icco
HiiL-ar Bowl, Tea Pot; and 'reniner,) Silver Plal I
Cake Bafkct, Fancy Pliii 1 Wool Lou Shawl,
Twenty-live Yarns' Hemp Carpeting, NplciMid Vi
oiin and How, lOi.L-lisli 11si:ii;ii simw, Splendiil
Alpacca Dress Paitein. ,-iivn- tinnitus; Cased
Watch, Spl udid Bible with l'.lejjoii. Steel E"L'ia
xins, Fiouily Nf e.'id ami P"oioirraidi P i"e, Pop
lin Dress Piillcin. lv..-..t-.iv. .1 si.iv. v ii.?....i i....
Pitchers, spleuiUd 1;. aver f lonk I'att rn, Siinn.'.i
J Revolver. Splendid Accoidn n, lint c Box, tliu
j Pall Fire fljina-k Table t-ovrrs wi'b onedo.i-n
I L'niier Napkins to mat-u. '.
! r-Coirtiulssiou for Ijip.'tr Clubs in Proportion.
A-'cnts will pli-i.sc take notice or this. D j not
send names, but nnmlif-r your i-Inb-j fi-.nu o-.ie Hii
waids. Make your letters snort and plain ns pos
sible. TAKE PAIITICVLAR NOTICE.
B"Be snse nnd send Maney by Registered Let
ter, when possible. Iu some instances eenntry
Postmasters h iyo refused to forward letters Co ns.
supposing that our business t-.iuie under the law
imainsl Lolleries, Gilt Ent.rprise, c , although
it lias beeu over and over declared lawful by llie
1,...l .,It1...vltt..a in.t :..
jealousy of Country Merchants, la case any post
master miouhi ccain ilec.rilce lo forward letters
KED BV FXPr-.l-.SS.
We eanliot be ree-xonsil.le for money lost, niileas
some precautions are taken to seenre its safety.
SEND FOR Clltf TLAP.K. ee.i your address
in full Town, County ami S'.nto,
Sent'Jtr
S. C. THOMPSON .t CO.,
.130 Fedeial Mreoi, Boston. Mass.
CI1IM)UEN'?; CA11U1 AGES, aud
Liltlo It 'iys' Wilsons A. iV l.ee Luj ron a
a laro stot:k and for t-alo cheap at the
Pittsburgli tiro-eery store of
. JUAS1 LIPPKRT.
nnr2J'Call'
A.
HURFORD
Has the best COl'PEIf
Call und iet uns
v KTTL.ES in
JJOES, ' SPADES SHOVELS,,
i'ORKS, tt:., Ac, for .sale eheip, at
4711 CORU12LLS I
gHERlFF'S SALE.
Saumol IrwiiS vs. Geo. S, lltii l'ortl ft al. '
By virluo of an order tosc-!I issued from 1
th9 etiurt of common jilena of Stnrk coun- I
ty. Ohio, and to mo directed I will offer fur i
s'hIo ly iiblie out -iy -.a tlio door of the ;
court lunisf ( Hurler's lilot-1;; in the ciiy O!' I
Canton, on
tied
will
door
the
11,
M.
aud
saiurtiay, inv.iti tuty i vn-toui-r, mn-i. i
tne foH'twintr dcs.-ril.e.-r ron'. -into In . id
county, t wil: Lot II, in l.itiii Se.li:t'oi-'H j
uuJiiiuii t the city Cuiiiou, wilu tliw
Mppiirleiiances thereon .
li. A. DUNK.VU. S'.n riil. ' 1
Septiiv.i
A
D
A U 1) It U M-f - .
I'AS 1 1 ION A Uj.V. T.-V I i.O ',
FREXC; STEAM SOOU UKfl, '
South Market Stivt-t, nt-:ir Oltl iK'iiot,
Sept. 23.
CANTON.
lSflStf
OHIt.
A'-
GTRAXOK. MIT TRUE-. Tery ronag ls.lv i
i9 gentleman in th United States can bear soiumt
thint; very mach to their adviinta(;e. by rwnr
(without chrrge) by ad'.lressinft tho iincersu:!!.
Those 'having fears of t-eine. humbtif;edit ui
oblige by not ooticn. this ciu.l. All otlisnw u
please addiess their ol-edienl servsnt, .
' it' Utllliil I.- 1.U1DU1S ' .. .1 .
i u :t et- t . ii-.. . . ..
, OtlOnlS.
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