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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

Wa received a call, yesterday from Mr..
WILLIAM t. MATHEWS, of New York, one
Of the distinguished portrait painters of that
city. Mr. Mathews will spend month or
SO in this section of Ohio. Any persons de-
string a finished portrait of themselves
can communicate with DR.. Joseph II.
Mathews of misplace. We spent a pleasant
hour or two in Mr.. Mathews studio at 925,
Broadway, while in New York few weeks
since, and we shall try ard mention what
ne saw at another time. .,.r..4,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

Fatal AcomENT.-Mrs. ]. \. Freese and
her two children, while ON their way 10 visit
friends in Pennsylvania, were instantly kill
Cd on the 9th inst, near Union Mills, by the
train of cars ON which they were, plunging
through bridge on French Creek. Her
husband, who was with her, escaped with
Severe bruises. Mrs. Frease resided in Fiat
Rock, Seneca County, Ohio. E. o.
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FORTY CENTS.

Send in the names. We shan publish all
the leading Democratic speeches, and make
our paper second to none in reverberating
Democratic thunder in favor of WHITE ST.
PRENAoY--EoUAL TAXATION, AND ONE CUR-
REScY FOR TuE BoNDHoLDER AND THE Pow
HOLDER
Let the Lsborer get rs good money as the
non.tSN-paying Bond-holding Aristocrat.
This is the Democratic Platform.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

Ox the afternoon OF the 29th ult this city
was visited with violent hail storm of one
hours duration. Hail fen nearly the Size ct
Rlberts. In some sections the corn was fiat
tened to the ground, and vegetables cut up.
1t had the good effect of killing off millions
IL nrrns,hnr,ncrs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

,! TIE NEw DEPoT.-The Canton Railway
Station is now located at the New Depot
building ON 10th street, east of Cherry, the
trains first stopping there on Monday even
ing. The old depot looks quite wOe-be-
gone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

READEE, do you wish TO help the Demo
cratic cause, and promote the election of
Seymour and Blair ? If you do, get your
neighbor, who does not take 'the paper" to
subscribe for the Stark County DEMOCRAT.
1t is only FORTY oESTs from now till after
the Presidential election. III.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

CoLUMBIANA COUNrY.-The gallant De
mocracy of this county have placed in noni-
ination the following excellent County ticket ::
Auditor-SAAIUEL S. SIMISON, of Unity.
Pros. Att'y-CONRAD HUME, of Centre.
Surveyor-JOYN SPENCE, of EllCrun.
Com'r-HENRY SHAFFER, of Perry
Inf. Dircctor-PHILIP BRICKER, of Salem.
We wish they could elect it, Our friends
there will try, at all events
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

This IN the place where you get what
you bargain f0r-French, hogus French,
or common calf Boots. We employ none
bur the b asst werkmen, and still have old
Philip as ouI. foreman. who is we'll known
as one of the best and most experienced
workmen Of the day. II-e is always ready
with stick and strap to take the diIuen
sions Of your understanding.
ky-All work warranted to give sat-
isfactiOn. Give us call.
SAYLER & SHANAFELT.
Cunton, Maarh %. lS6S-tf
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cure Your Coughs 90 selda.

No medicine dIseoyered viii sttre bard Ool43
Coughs, InfiEenzA, sore Throat and In lEct Al 8
threat, chest and lung complaints quick - Goes
speedy and rIeeinal ." enrr. Sold by draTgiFtH og
erywherc. tifi ssF t-- fs- q .Nt4
Co.'s DTsrersIG Graz Will iHnmedisisty relieve
and permanently cure the fnJst agrsvAfed eaece ~
pyspepaln HlstJile nes SOur -toEac tonsi tsins4
and all diso1 eH " the rsomscn aud howels- Ply
siciaEs, corgynen aEd all wip IL isip IN ma
pounded p5alSs Of ~ pcat Nflups SD ~ Drag.
/ gists every 4.Iorc Prior 81 snn. i.i-a lf-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

HxSRY SHREEYE has been appointed and
confirmed Postmaster at Alliance. MIR.
shresve has been Deputy P. N. since the
deeease of Humphrey Hoover, and is a Rad
teal
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Local BreVites,

Frequent rains during the past week, and
weather not so warm.
Our County Commissioners were in sess-
ion on Monday.
Our new Court House begins to show
progress.
The National Bank building on the old
Eagle Corner is running up.
The new and splendid block on the old
easily Corner, extending to the Schilhng
& Herbruck store, is being finished off inside
rapidly. The store rooms will be occupied
in a few weeks.
New potatoco Ietal at TIVE dollars pei
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. 45-2t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

A sooD, active girl can find employment
by applying Immediately at the Book Bind
cry, Harter's Block, up stars. .r,- -...s.
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LETT MS HAVE PEACE.

VERSES FROM RADICAL CAMPAIGN SoNG, AS
SUNa BY SIMPSON AFTER ONE OF HIS ONE
HORSE ACTS.
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GOr0tV5
WEDNESDAY " ,::::::::a::::::::::::AUGUsT 5.
Stark County Democrat for the Cam
palgn.

We offer the STARK County DEMOCRAT
from August LIST till afierlthe Presidential
Election in November, for the small sum Of
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WANTED.

A good boy is manted Immediately at this
office, to learn the Printing Business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

We hear of farmers threshing 80 and SO
bushels of wheat to the acre IN this neigh
horhood.
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WAxTKD-A farm to rent by an expert
enced farmer Enquire at the Democrat
office. August 4, 1868. 1t.
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EAGLE wooLE4 PAcyroB4 -. -.

Parties iSlViug POei * azlz - :. kaye
il done ct the New EAlSl y sslsss EsSsay, y
on SuHth street bGtwt,S= .LIsS q CS.:s c,,sY y
e4viS & Sons Mill, ~ Aes. 9k4s. az Sc
fclewiRg price; '... 7iH5 -..' I'd I'.-"
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Council met pursuant to Adjournment
Present full Board. President Wysnt in the
Chair.
On motion the reading of the minutes OF
the former meeting were dispensed with.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

SEsD ON rHE CLUBS for the Stark County
DEMOCRAT. Only FORTY CENTs a copy till
after the Presidential election
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

GERAT DIstovErY 1t hAs lors brcA elGinsd p
that five krew II, there would be no herb, or q
combination oi herbs, roots and hnrks fist would
cure all the ills human flesh II heir to. DR.. AiEh-
ler, with few OF hrs profssSlonol friends, have
kept this idea constantly 10 view, and atored
ncstY and persevernpIy for yeAre TO 6nd this most
desirable treasure. Though they have not IOAad
an instant cure for all complaints they have never
thcless diHcobered q remedy, which, yet, baa Z
never fai ed In curing Chilis and Frv-r Dyspepsia
and all diseases arising from any tmpurir- of IL
blood or dsarrangement of the 6iErEuVe ocRallA,
including Liver Complaint, Corciis. Colds slck
Hendache, Neuralgia, Nervousncs-. ScS6fGl Dsu Z E
ltyand all sneeticns OF the Kidney ana Or rinAsJ
organs. ..f.f I'd. .... +. -fsE t.tt OH
This great discovery, in honor @! me ,Easrr Lzaf
Bile labOrs OF DR.. Il. MIshler, Az esilet AisAeE's5
He rb BitteTs, and WhcrcVNr i0tsGf fae1& takes tho
place or Quinine and The ho>t af UsteT rag1edisS,
used heretofore for tbs nomp -i0- r-'7"Dpsd ahes
S.li by al DraTcists SslG ,i ,I-Ge, les. .-5r
PTFlAre safely by Or. = B Il \ i.igt.AS e C[3-.s
sW .Esars L. DR b aiSHiER l.S,rs, tvr. r Eas,
!
WHG, Fs6IE ahGcEKY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

WE were in error tast week in saying it
was Mr.. BOmm's stable that was burned on
9TH Street. 1t belonged to MIR. F. Heingartl-
ner. 1t is supposed the fire originated from
some little boy playing with matches.
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LIGHTNING RODS.
T IG MIN G RODS!
S. F. CROSS & Co,
. CANTON, O.,

Have, for the past ten years, been engaged
in erecting Lightning Rods to the entire
satisfaction of their many customers. We
are now engaged in the business more
earnestly and successfully than ever, and
we respectfully call public attention to
our
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

eSFRANGE, RUT TRUE.-Every young lady and
-, gentleman in the United States can hear soms-
thing very mach to their advantage, by return
(wiIhout charged by addressing the underslgr ed
Those having fears OF being humbugged will
oFlIge by not noticing this card All others wiz
please address, their obedient servant,
- - THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
o.tIOnIs a3I Broadway. New York.
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THE following article will doubtIes
be read and appreciated by our friends
generally. It will be seen it is in pure
"PENNsYLVANISCH DEUTsCHER
SPRACHE'' and gives Radicalism fits
in that vernacular. We hope tn con-
tinue the supply from time to time -
that is
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes, &c, for
sale at this Office. If
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\ RAPE CAsE.-Airs. Mary Ann GIesel,
living on Plum Street in the Sd Ward, made
complaint before Justice Sayler last week
that on the night of the 27th ult. one John
N. Schneider, barber of town, had COM
mitted a rape upon her person Schneider
was arrested on Wednesday, and gave bail
in the sum of five hundred dollars for his ap-
pearance on Friday.
The hearing continued Friday and Satur-
day, when the Justice discharged the defen-
dant. The witnesses for the prosecution
were Mrs. Griesel and her husband, young
couple with three children and only some
two years from Switzerland. The defence
had quite number of witnesses suDpened,
but rested their case on the testimony of MIR.
and Mrs. Giesel. 1t seems from the evidence
there was criminality, and that Schneider
got very severe beating from Giesel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

NoTICE.-The next meeting of the Stark
County Sabbath School Union, Awill
be held in the Disciple Church at Alliance,
beginning at 10 o'clock, Tuesday, August
l1th, 1868. Friends of the S. s., RALLY.
Let us make this meeting profitable TO the
cause in which we are engaged.
BY order of the President.
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Taiinyafuabie uas diene Il hnfAilirg in NE cars ~
~ eiI those snHerona and pairig = : elee b
tae male Constitution y supject Il fioeeretss
il essctsses remoges al olistru cHs 4Ji
ever cause To married ladies Il il gsftfe1ilr;I
Suitrd II wi = ehur tine bring an ne HenI1-.t
II, ~ ] WITH regIi and soss
rem ,.- duss not contain nytkh1g hartfai - tAe
const,ution In al eases TeFgeQus pt Ffni sf q
fectious, pains IN the back and lIapr easNe sr
slight axertion pAlptaton or tho hesr histrrics -
and whites, It will effect eure, Thsn A. ethsr
means have fzeed Fui directions n -" Fan'ihlet
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sPFeFAt M0fiets;

ITO tl CONSU4lF1l II ls. - l.-,- e
il having been restored 20 healtr!n sss &
by a very staple remedy, alter si.-s.lp -a.
several wears with sescre lFEe Ans.., |
drsad deeaec aCon1unp ion-tf az = -sia - '-i.t'
known q us sunererss, the EsesRs 2; 4 So !
no Al vgi,o desire II, he will seas - q
rFescri1 or nssd, (free o. ehargesl FeisA u q n
lions iof pc pAfIne and nring the sqfvs Mflet
VIII nnd y srsB oVRE for Cpshr lt - ~
RRolTour1s. t,nuouH, CoLIe, and ~
Afe6ti5nsl TIE only object oi fie. - s'7Jssst
serdino the prescri Z 49,
ana s1er rlforla hcA e eeis este nsts
vain and be Aepeti cserg sYfifrsE glH EfE 80
remedy a. Il w.ilGSs ein nothngs Alf - sse
bleEslny4 - 5i4l p p .-t-
- me- Rev. HiB " ssflD : j " 5j3l2, tiz1
r Williamsburg, Kings Q,s Ncr 1fsTk-
I iNuay2a.GTylsnap, y p ~ AliAl s.'sf< ~ q
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Fransferu Of Real Estate.

The following are the Transfers of lteal
Estate for the past week:
.Teetcrs, LambOrn & Co. to Louis AIushey
lot 225 in T. L.-tS Co.'S. add. to Alliance,
81, 500. ..s.r. .e. .. ....r..-- e.
Jacob Vaughn to Orlando Martin lot 10 in
Bethlehem, S475.
Aaron Shanabruch to Peter Anthony half
of lot 249 in Canton, 81, 600.
NIilbourn & Shrouds to Moses IS Strayer
part of lot 80 in Waynesburgh, 81, roo
Joe Metzler TO H. H. Myers lot 81 in Mey-
er's add to canton, $50.
David Hoover to Mary f. Marshall lot &c
and part of lot 27 in Wells add to Alliance,
81, 600.
Augustus Rastetter to Magdalena Heidet
lots IA, 55 and % in Harrisburg, 1923.
Matthias Hester to Ann S. Combs acre in
Lexington tp. 800.
samr Smith to Bechel & Phillips 33 acres
in Canton tip. $4,96S.
p. G. Albright to Isaac Nettleton part of
lot 9s in Massilon, $4,000. ,-.--...
Elisha Teeters to Sarah Bailey half of lol
35 in Teeters' add to Alliance, 5000.
Henry Aunche to Henry Bailey half Of
lot 80 in Teeter's add to Alliance, 800.
J. B. Millner to Jesse Paxton lot 60 in T.
| IS LIS. add to Alliance S425.
EusLER's TEoUrE.-The::choice and com
plete dramatic company of Mr.. John Ellsler
Manager of the Academy of Music at Cleve
land, commenced al engagement at SchU
fer'e Opera House on Monday evening last.
The presentation on Monday evening wa
Kotzbue's popular and thrilling drama O
THE STRANGER, and it was most beautiful
and effectively rendered. Mr.. j. w. Hill 8
TIE STRANeER, and Miss Clara Morris 8
Mrs. Haller were admirably filed. Mr. ELS
Ter us Old Solomon was a complete success:
and Mr.. Z. Murray Day as the Baron, Wa
the man himself. Mr.. Henry Ellis as Frar
els was also creditably performed. Mr. i
wing as Peter was Peters own self. tn
other performers well sustained their parts.
The farce was ''SUDDKS THoUoHTs'' al
Mr.. Irving as Jack Cabbage Uas in his f
{ vorite role, while 3ir. Sidney Smith 81 Frc
: erick Impulse, was decided success.
The pieces last night were the FAcTol
GIRL and '.AIY TUEN Next" The tTopl
had good audiences both evenings. The
: engagement is only for this week. NJ
Ellsler and his troupe had fine run Of go'
y houses at Akron prior to their engag gene
e here. Sccthe bill for this evening". @
.
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New potatoco Ietal at twc dollars per
bushel in town.
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SErxoUR AND BLAIR.-We have just re-
ceived from New York sample portraits Of
HoRATIo SEYMOUR and GENERAL F. p.
BLAIR ...-. ..-
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RAILWAYS

DITTSBURGA, FORT WAYNE
= AND CHICAGO RAILWAY.
On and after June lst, 1865, Trains will
leave Situations daily, Sundays exceptedl
as follows. [Train leaving Chicago $50
P, NJ. leayes daily.l TRAIN leaving
Pittsburgh at 1.45 P. NJ, leaves daily.l
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TIE ECIIPsE.-On the night of the 18th
Of August, when the clock marks 9 P. NJ,
the moon, near the period of sunrise in India
will pass over the sun, and create q solar
eclipse, lasting fully six minutes, and from
forty TO fifty seconds.
The records of astronomy contain but few
accounts of solar eclipses- About the first
well observed eclipse was one which took
place May 6, 1706, but concerning this phe-
nomcnon we have no accurate data, because
the records refer chiefly to such effects as
were visible to the naked eye. Another So
lar eclipse occurred in l7l5, and one in 1878.
In 1912 occurred total eclipse of the sun
of several minutes duration, and in 1851 the
earth was darkened by another eclipse. The
shadow paths of most of these eclipses pass
ed over Europe. In 1860 occurred the fa-
nous eclipse which was most fayOrably Wis
ible in accessible parts of Spain. Observa-
tions made at this time by the most eminent
astronomers of Europe, settled the long dis
puted point in the affirmative whether there
were red protuberances on the sun. The
question as to what these rosy prOminences
consist of will doubtless be partially, if no
wholly, solved by the discoveries in connec-
ton with the 18th of August eclipse. The
| eclipse commences with the Island of
Perrin, in the Gulf of Cambay, Hindoostan
and the shadowy path will pass over India,
the Malay Peninsula and the Islands. The
scientific men of England have organized
two expeditions respectively under the aus
pices of the Royal, and the Royal Astro-
nomical Societies, with Lieutenant Herschel
"a son of Sir John) at the head of the for
mer, and Major Tennent in charge of the
latter. France and Austria each send an ex.
pedition The Government of the Northern
German COhfederacy has been summoned
by the men of science in Berlin to send AZ
expedition likewise, and possibly his Holi
ness the Pope, may send Padre Secchi t.
the spot. The English Astronomers hav,
chosen the East Indies as their district fol
observation, and the officers of the surve!
staff will be distributed along the track o
the eclipse, well supplied with sll the appli
ances necessary for taking the most clabor,
ate views The French Expedition will b
stationed on the Malay Peninsula, principal
ly ut Malacca. The Austrian Astronomer
will be located at the Arabian town of Alden
their scene of operations, however, extend
ing much further along the path of In
eclipse. The other expeditions viii be scat
tered over India. The survey staffs of tn
British and French expeditions, aided b
their Governments, arc now engaged in Is
, king measurements and establishing posts c
observation from the Red Sea to Australia.
Among the points TO be determined
whether there exists another planet betwee
the planet of Mercury and the Sun. Mercur
, is about 81 millions of miles from that II
| minary. AS the monsoon will prevail at Il
: time of the eclipse, 1t is feared that clouC
may interfere with the observations.
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\ GRRAT FIRE THAT WAS No FIRE.-On
Thursday last the large lumber dry house
ut the Ball & Co. Manufacturing Establish
nlcnt was seen to be on fire. P!dvAIE word
was Immediately sent for the Steam Fire En-
gine to slip down No alarm was created
and no other Fire Engine was desired or In
vited. OF course the Steam Engine was
soon on hand, and hurled the water upon
the burning lumber house for two or three
hours. They finally stopped and concluded
to examine to see the amount of damage
done. Imagine their agreeable surprise,
when they found the alarm had been false,
and there had been no fire there at all that
morning.
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BOOTS SHOES.

"A t T EN- T / o N!
-4l 5u. -r - g. .fa .4- r-
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SPECIAL Eo'rIcs,,,, 1,.,.,

Beware ufcOuntrTits ObSerVrsea ~ . nsnA- X -
Moses on the package-purehaee nons Titlsus IL
all others base and worthless imitNts@eir-
n. One dollar, with dfteen crnts aor Psstaes
enclosed to Ihe cole proprietor JOB MOte~ y COrt
land ~ n y will insure bottls Of ths 4cnhA1r
coDtansns my pills by return nail: saearsy Pss
ad from nbserV alton. I. ttl -l--
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NRASS. SCYTHES-the.lb best in the
u country, and warranted, al
RAYNoLDS q AXToH'S
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and in size and execution they are admirable
Price only % cents each. s.i.a
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORES
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c
A OUR HORSE AUCTION MART, "a DUANE STREET,
IA BY JOHN l.. VANDEWArER, Auctioneer,
A n


Refular sale Of Horses, Wagons Harness, &c. in part
Highly young bred trottng Stallion, l5 high, years.
Of the most promising stations IN the state dappe mahogany
bay raised by Frank sired by the Ham
betonian stallion, Major Winfield, he by Rysdyks Hambe
tonlan &c has troed In 242 trotted half mile In li71;
perfectly doce has been driven to pole with
raned sound and kind property OF the late W. Sanford
warranted both to stye speed and pedigree
particulars of which seth forth In special
Team of fine and stylish gray Horses of genuine and thor
o9ghbred stock 10 hands years. as ne team as was ever
offered at auctions pleasant and lne stylish drvers
good steppers of the finest family that have been
offered IN long tme warranted kind and sound and war
Tanted ny way.
very splendid bay Horse 15 hands high, years old
well known rotter both to pole and single; genuine Ham,
betonian for style and not to be exceed will rot in
240 in condition. and In 80 70 day.
and without bemish kind be driven by women and
of the preest and finest horses offered this
superior sorrei Horse raised in Orange county; very
handsome stylish spirited driver and extra
eler good IN all harness and fine saddcr &C.; warranted
sound and kind.
twelve other Horses OF unexceptIonable
sye speed and stock for road rotng other purposes
all OF which will be fully guaranteed
Also Harness, Wagons, acA fine Coupe, city made
lined and trimmed In the most distingue Victoria
damask lined, made by John r. Lawrence, of Broadway
Jaeger Express, C., TO be sold without reserve.
Stock 10 ue seen at IL. Sale at ~ prompt.
JOHN L. VANDLWATER, Auctioneer,
"a Duane street.
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE SIZED HERRING SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP;
~ also two small and medium Safes of
mhders and Lilies 8. G. QUIRK, Sd Maiden lane.
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A FIRST CLASS CONFECTIONERY AT AUCTION
this day, III O'Clock; chance for parties wishing
no business old stand excellent location. See auction
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A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
"A JOHN l.. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer, "a Duane street,
viii on Friday. ssth IL M by auction, one OF
hnesi desirable promising and highly bred young ,ro
od beautiful dark dapp!e mahogany bay, with two white
nna ne VA oy aahn anH sLed py ne
dyks Hambieonan. His dam the famous rottine
Lady Bound she by Mambrno Chief her dam by Lexington
uenty be Of the finest bred roting stations
the Sates he troed when coming In 242
when he totted halt mile without in he
perfectly doce be driven pole beside and
be driven single by lady although sharp game driver he
second 10 In the States for beauty high breeding and
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