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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-18
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Reads Outrage.

We said, yesterday, that the attempt to
sustain Read by partisan appeals to the value
of his service to his party, would fall
There had already reached US many indica-
tions of the shame and disgust inspired
among those who were the gamers by his
outrage party ever can really gain by
such assaults on the very foundations of So
cial security and order.
Yesterday the MORNING PosT, the most
brilliant and spirited organ of RadicElism IN
this city, washed its hands of Read. 1t
says, in the course of an able and manly re-
view of the subject:
''To set aside, in six thousand separate
instances, without examination of any one
paper, the good and bad altogether; to dis
franchise men VINO were legally made citi-
zens, because it is believed that others gain
ed their certificates hy false swearing, to do
this is TO strike at the very foundation of all
law. The remedy is worse than the disease.
1t would be better for the Republican party
to lose an election by the issue OF fraudulent
certificates, than TO gain it by suppressing
them tyrannically and unlawtulT.
We cannot afford to make the law par
tisan instrument and Judge Reads opinion
has done the Republican party no service.
The Republican journals which applaud it
cannot have considered the matter carefully.
The EVENING TELEGRAPH believes that, when
''the crisis comes, " Judge Read will be sup
ported by the Legislature, and ''trusts' that
a majority of his colleagues win agree with
him. What is that crisis Plainly, That
Judge Read stands in danger of the whole
bar, and that his opinion will be pronounc-
ed contrary TO the fundamental principles of
law. We regret that the mistake has been
made, but we cannot be party 10 it The
Republican party is not to be responsible for
this great error, by which it was intended it
should profit"
This independent attitude of q powerful
party organ shows that the defence of
Reads outrage cannotbe made party ques-
ton in the Legislature. His removal by
impeachment will, therefore, probably fol
low, unless he anticipates it by voluntary
retirement.
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the police concerning some extensive
mercantile frauds that were being
perpetrated on French houses by per-
sons in England. After an interview
with the chief of detective force, 1
was promised the assistance Of clev-
er officer, who spoke French well, as
my colleague in my inquiries. When
introduced to him I felt sure l had
somewhere seen his face before, and a
quiet smile met my look of surprise
as he held out his hand. He said
nothing, however, till we reached his
lodings, and then opening q drawer,
took out the uniform of an officer Of
the Spanish Legion. He was the man
to whom 1 had owed my dellveFance
from the Carlists! Like myself, he
had been sent on a secret mission by
his government, and after executing
it at Madrid, adopted the character he
had acted so perfectly as protection
in the event of capture. But unlike
myself, he was able to appeal at once
to the representative Of the English
Government, who knew the impOr-
tance of his speedy return to England
with information. and by his infiu-
ence obtained the release of friend
of Don Carlos then In the hands Of
the Royalists, whilst not torgetinl of
his promise, he had used this circum-
stance as a means of conciliating that
personaCe and getting me off with
himself.
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Josh Billings on Milk.

want to say something.
Iwant to say something in reference to
milk az fertilizer.
There are various kinds NV milk. There
IL sweet milk, sour milk, skim milk, butter
milk, COW milk, and the milk Nv human
kindness, but the mostest best milk IL the milk
that hazn't the most water in it. Butter milk
izzent the best for butter.
Milk IL spontaneous, and haz done more
70 encourage the growth OF. human folks than
any other likwid.
Milk IL lacteal; it IL likewise aquatic, while
under the patronage of milk vendors,
Milk IL MYSTERIOUS.
Cokernut milk haz never been solved.
Milk is also another name for human
kindness.
Milk and bread is a pleasant miXtur.
Sometimes, if milk II aloud to stand too
long, scum rises to the surface, which Il
apt to skare folkt that live in cities, but it
duzzent foller that the milk is nasty, This
scum IL called kreme by folkes who inhsbit
the kuntry. -r
Kreme IL the warent of butter, and butter
IL 20 cents pound.
The most common milk in use, without
doubt, IL skim milk; skim milk IL made by
skimming the milk, which IL considered
sharp practiss.
Mix is obtained from cows, hogs, wood
chux, rats, sheep, squirrels, and all other
animals that have hair. SuAix and geeze
don't give milk.
/ forgot to state, in conclusion, that COW
milk, If well wattered, brings ten oeSt per
quart. --.-.. 81. .a.r.
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MEDICAL.
OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" Talon the French system.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR. Teller continues to be eonndentially and sue
.csssfully Consulted all forms OF private diseanes
a his old established Hospital, No. Beaver street.
Twenty years devoted TO this particular branch Of
practice, enables him 70 perform cures such as no
oahey pbyaickn can; and his facilities are such Lbe-
scinns OF Ga Old WOrdl for obtaining the safest
well As the lafBat remedies for the diseases; that he
can ,far inducsGnts 20 the unfOrtunates of rapid
cure 70 be obtained At no other once IN America
ofthe Testiclca, and Spermatic Cords, Bubo Ulcer
ated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones Cuta-
Eruptione Biies, Ulcers, Abeess, and AL 9TH
er impurities Of the system
YOUNG MEN
addicted to secret habits, who have Impaired their
health and DESTROYED the ygor OF their minds thus
lie are nOtIisd that IN consulting DR. T. they win
and friend 20 console, and physician who has
snfso 'u0I DR. TEILER,s GREAT WORK
OF the Married and those contemplating marriage
400 pages-falI OF plates-price IS cents. Sent to
all parts under seal by mall, post paid The agile
married and the married happy. lecture on Love
or how 70 choose partners complete work on
mia wtfery. It contains hundreds OF secrets never
before published 80 cents enclosed will secure
copy BY return mail:
Dr. Teller still retains In America the agency fol
the sale Of. Or, vichOrs italian Female monthly
Pulls, for stopp ages, irregularities and other OF
sanctions In females.
On receipt Of one dollar. the price Der box. thess
he world sscnfe Ifom cnriosity or damage.
onles hours RON m to p m and on Sunday
s.. d. Peraons At a distance can be cured at hons
By addressing DR.. Teller, encIoeing q remlttance
Aadielne securely packed from observation sent q
charge for sdVLee. No students or boys employed
roltcs his; addreas all letters 20
Hstes Beaver 81. AbAnY ny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-18

onward, as life increased. Vast vege-
table forms, mighty ferns tossing their
giant arms in the gale, appeared.
UncOuth monsters crept over the land
and swan in the seas. Commissions
rent the earth's crust and hurried
millions of animated beings to death.
Time passed and men appeared, dig
ging roots and ranging the forest.
Cities arose, and history-the story of
human WOe-Was repeated on this
mimic world. Rome rose and fell.
The countless hordes of India and the
East ragged and tore each other in
mimic fight. The whole course of his
tory was re-enacted. Even Berlin
and its academy appeared, and was
seen gaping at a glass globe suspended
from q ceiling, How closely muAt
the president have examined this
But, unable to endure the sight, as he
saw himself in moment struggling
in the death agony, he relinquished
the glass, and would look no longer.
AS 1t was growing too dark for fur
ther observation, the Academy ad-
journed, but the experiment has since
been frequently repeated, with the
same result. OF the minor parts of
I9r. Meissner's processes-such for in
stance, as his having obtained the
emotions of the mind in the form OF
precipitates, as amor patride in the
form of powder closely resembling
gold. amor UirgiJliS as white powder,
resembling snow, Odiltn1 theOtOgicItnl,
black, stiaking, pitchy mass, con-
taminating all who touch tit is not
necessary to speak at length. 1t is
easy to see that an entire revolution
in our philosophy of life will soon
take place, the basis of which will be
that heat, will, thought, life, are but
modes of milton, That motion is a
substance capable of producing an inn
preston on our senses is evident. for
it has long ago been settled by those
who oppose the doctrine OF innate
ideas that we can have no knowledge
of wqat does not appeal to and come
through our senses, and we do know
of motion, and it is also settled by DIR.
Meissner's experiment.
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CHANT OF THE WHITE BoNDMAN
[ArrER THE MAxSrn OF BERAEoHR.l

Men of Labor, ever faithful,
Lift your earnest hearts on high,
In the power of truth reliant,
freedoms hope is on the die!-
o, how patiently you waited
The hap-haZard of day,
While your tyrants-still unsated;
Stole her brightest gems awayl
Girt in power,
Hour by hour,
They have quenched her altar fires;
So will ever,
Hating never,
Till We tame their mad desires.
How the vampires of ''the nation,'
Play the Oriental role!
In the name of legislation,
Warp its ends, and mock control
How they bent them to the masses,
While the masses yet were free
How they grind the slower" classes,
Filched of faith and liberty
Still in power, &c.
Though your morn were cast in shadow,
You had visions far beyond;
Glowing noontides. golden evenings
Now your lives are sealed in Bond,-
Though twas yours to lay the forest,
Rend the mountain delve the mine;
On your travail, deepest, sorest,
Freedom poured ray diYinc;-
But in power, &c.
From this triple-zoned dominion,
Reared ye many glorious State;
Each would test the eagles pinion;
Now behold their hapless fatel
And the broad untrayeled acres,
Stretching to the setting sum-
Hence the prey of ''Undertakers,
Yemust toll as serfs uponl
Still in power, &c.
Since this beauteous orb was fashioned,
By the High Jehovah's hand,
Where wrought men. however passioned
Such a wreck in such landl
God of patience how the nations
Highest temple reeks with sin,
Which, aforetime,-ere the sword time
Civic virtues centered in
Girt in power, &c.
Ye were ''Sovereigns'' not ensceptered,
Nor in regal crown arrayed,
Those the Nemesis are moulding
To despot hand and head;-
Justice statue greets your presence,
And the flag from dome and mast;
What are they without their essence,
Freedom2 Mockeries of the past!
While in power, &c.
Men Of Labor, ever faithful,
Lift your earnest hearts on high,
In the power of truth reliant,
Freedoms hope is on the die
All too slavishly you waited,
The hap-hazard of to-day;
While your tyrants-still unsated,
Stole her brightest gems away! =
Girt IN power,
Hour by hour,
Quench they still her altar fires;
So will ever,
Hating never,
Till We check their mad desires.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-18
What Tyrants Mean when they say
Let US have Peace"

In q well-known Parisian saloon the con-
versation turned, the other day, on the ques-
ton of peace or war. Some one remarked
that the Emperor's language is very pacific,
and that there is nothing to justify the sus-
picion that it does not express his real
thoughts. Upon this certain dignitary,
who played an important part in. the italian
war, reioined: "My dear sir, on the day
before war was declared against Austria,
was at the house Of Princess Stelanic OF
Baden, the aunt of the Emperor Napoleon.
This lady read to me a letter she had receiV,
ed the day before from her Imperial nephew
in which he assured her that he sincerely
desired peace, and there would be no war
instantly telegraphed to my banker to pur
chase some Austrian stocks for me. The
French army entered Italy two days after.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-18

A letter from New Zealand, dated Oct.
Is, gives particulars of tidal wave which
was observed at different points on the
coast about that date, at Wellington. The
tide kept rising and falling two or three
times an hour, from low water to extreme
high. At Oamsru the tide rose and fell tif-
teen feet in fifteen minutes; and at Lyttleton
it receded suddenly to six feet below ex-
treme low-water level, and then came II
with such q rush that il tore all the shipping
away from the wharfs and caused tremen-
duous confusion and considerable damage.
These demonstrations were followed by
sharp earthquake shocks, which, however
did but lite damage, beyond frightening the
people terribly.
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Motions of the Stars.

The Scientific american says: "a
paper has lately been sent
to the Royal Society of England by
Mr.. Higgins, one of the Fellows. 1t
announces the application of a new
and most promising method of in
quiry to the determination of the
stars motions. Hr. Higgins tested
this method by the motions of the
star Sirius. The spectrum of this star
is crossed by a number OF dark lines,
and among others by one known to
correspond to bright line seen in the
spectrum of burning hydrogen. The
two spectraliWere brought side by side
and due care having been taken to
magnify as much as possible any dis
crepancy which might exist, it was
found that the dark line in the spec
trum of Sirius was not exactly oppo~
site the bright line in the spectrum of
hydrogen, but was slightly shifted to-
ward the red end of the spectrum. 1t
followed from the amount Of the dis
placement that at the observation ST.
rius was receding from the earth at a
rate Of about forty miles per second.
When due account is taken of the
earth's orbitaI motion at the time of
observation, it results that Sirius is
receding from the sun at the rate of
about twenty-eight miles per second,
or upwards of nine hundred millions
of miles per annum." If this meth
cd of examining Sirius, which is the
nearest of the fixed stars, should be
carried into the examination of other
and remoter ones, conclusions would
be arrived at of great scientific vaIue.
OF course the motion to q great ex-
tent is aPparent-not reaI-as the
whole solar system is known to be
moving toward the constellation Her
cules; and as the observations are
made on the earth, the observatory as
the observed star is in motion.
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Hoonand's German Tonic

q coasbiaa5iO1 Of all GS jnOTsdistS 9 IA 9StfsFl,
sSih FUal Sdnt1 CTps Rlnl, Orange Sts- n q Gse1
fer diSeaSSS IA BLaerS IN sasES sshtTs s01sS
pure dIeoAoIie siul1S - TsqUtTeA Yea 1tu bear -
Ssind Lidf hcSs Te1lsdeI entirely dinerent JS0S
aay Oilers adrsrssed for the e As Gissasss Haa4
Gkeas being seieFsiGe preparations Of rtsdsssN eFeSS
eSLiLe ia olasrs GasoetionS @ FAs ~ Solss
Jorra- TIE TONIC "a dseidsSy sC tAs usoa RtSa-
sGnt aud agreeable reedSeS cgsred % ts Pe6tss
ns Lass is sEqtistG iT plsasEe q TAXA q sAals ts
s-gisia0 GzhiardtiE1, ard SssdielHGI qAllsas A9Ss
eaassd q = b kNOssn 1As 0TsatGsi e al t0Haea
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yaon REV. JOSEPH Il. kENNARD, D. D,

IRON REV JOSEPH II. kENNARD, ID. D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhilAaslphiA-
DE JAcIHsE-DHAR Sal hare bssa yrsq1tHtly
reqssssd 70 ny 0iih recommendations "
di1sTsng kias Of ssieinss bt regarding s PTaeises
sT pty appropriate spAfTe havS N al sdsSi DE-
siinsd but s,i clear pTSeC ~ sariOs sSaHSes. aHS
particularly 81 ~ ss1s JaiIy s IA uSsfIHs.I V d.
Hssfdnag GeTuaaH BGsTs depart fer oHos ITorS ~
s.z essrss = s.y~sss NY IH SoHsisoa Nat for Eea-
sral dsLEty Of the system and especially fer liver
pFs D ar atioa- n SSrns eGsSs q psdy
0aS: buf uIuaHV XXI I dstbt ast, u Sgill
Nrsz Ghs above saussI TOs.TS, SsTy rssPeefCAdy.
u NJ K1NINARD,
EigAtA bSIOts CsStss SrseL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-18

A LATE philosopher says that if anything
viii make a woman swear, it is looking for
her night-cap after the lamps blown out
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-18

beast" BUTLER is reelected to
congress and feels good.
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As the result of the Republican victories,
gold and the price of wheat is tumbling
down, which means cheap bread and happy
times for the laboring man.-WYANDOT
PloSERR CRADloAL-)
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nERnITY.

There "a ts us,Siei-e sqrsaI 70 HoefaHds 6sT1Nas
BhsrE OF To,si,. az srFFEsaz1zlzlctsSS eC Debility.
They ts,i'art Il ts.> dx5 2lHd riSOT % tAs s0h0ls
sysfsta strengthen f3- u us appetite, edEse
an stjsy-ssni II leuzAlsl J.od, snGbls hs 5ts-
Hseh Sig,ss a. ISsTJy blood, grUs good sound
Assthy coaspis<inH, srGds Lhs y,0t1 ingc yT0Ha As
eye ,rHt~rf JlOoHs cssi4 aud ehangs hs patient
fTott EigTt6reatted, saGcsatsd rvsGk, and nerpsus
isruil 10 Jll. faccd Sslli aud riy7TouE psrs0H-
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strcnS by usinE Ghe ElIterG or
Tonic. Iu fact, they arc Family medI-
cines. They can be adnAi uisIered Win
perfect NnfrIy 40 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or n man
OTnIncty.
TLssr Era,4fss are a. A.sf
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CAUTION

ass6dndrs Gapaa RczedisS ara eaHHterfeitsd IAs
gsnuiae have Ia Ei0Aaturs Of q. M Jackson -
s 6roag Of S oiEidG Wrapper gI sdeA botLs, and Ls
oI Els aTsisIs bIo'SA saeh b0aG Az 0srs ara
/ eSuAtsIfaL
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Price Of the Hitters, 81 90 per bOstlo
or, half dozen for sS 90.
Price OF the Tonic, 80 per bogglo
or, \ half dozen for ~ so.
The tonic IL put up in quart bOtLSA-
RssolIses SAT q is DT. H0eEGRSs GSrssGa GssS%tSs
naf ara - ssiOsrsauy slIs1 aHd highly IesSS.-
...,Sad . a,4 % aotsE. GIIOts LhE bTl1Rgisks
= iadues ysa . tGhs anyJtn6 ala uAGf -
-, ,|y e ,,,sf ~ Hgsod, bssaASs ~
-af,s q Lara prsSf. On u TASSS Resss-
&iss vii X Ssl ~ s-PTssS - any IOsdt a'A sS'es-
| 6sa . "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-18

PROM HON GEO. W. WOODWARD.
CIef JusIies Of the Supreme Court OF PsnnSylyAniA
pHIIADELFHIA, March ls, 1851
Ead HooJtaH,rs Geruss BiiisTE - Hst sTlts--
icsng bsrrTage, Lsi Is good ioHe, tIs ~ diSSTdsrs
Of ne dic,sirrs oTgznS ald Of great bsneH IN edsss
astiliiy AID SaHf sf HeTposs GeliOH IN tAs syfsHs
GEo. N. WOODWARD.
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FROM nos. JANIS THOMPSON.

JudEs 1.-THE Supreme Court OF PsnnsyIyAhLA
PHrLABELPEIA, April -, 1854
IcOnSIdeF EIOOnRnd's
German Illt KN tors - = SGluaAs
S.s,!.cTar In caae "a OF attacks or
i can certify this from my experience or
IL. Yours. with respect.
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Hollands German Bitter.

In entirely vegetable and contains ne
MquOr. It II A compound OF Fluid TX
tracts. The Roots, Hsrbs, and Bsrks
rrOm which IhesO extracts are made
AM All 4: :'9:::sS. ::s.0 sIss.iI I,5Esss; zIs;s:s:
= sc1o nGl nc chemist. ThSsO
extracts are then forwarded 90 this
country 80 be used expressly Tor the
manufacture OF these Ritters. There IL
NO alcoholic Substance OF any kind used
Nn compounding the Bfttor1J hence 1g Il
the emily B1tters that can bo used IN
cases where alcoholic stIEnul8nsa are
not advisable.
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Hood Purifiers

knolVH, aHd tsiH oil diIsaIes rsIsig FROM
| bad blood Keep yogr s-ISf- Lood pure: Keep your
LirsT IA order: keep your digcsttrs oTGdHS
/ IN a snuHd. healthy Pz-0ndlfi0n, By lsS LSs
Of hsSe rsIastiie5 .-l94-zz=1&dHd Si5sasS tgil
HEstd yI The 6sE d.s country rseeHHtsHd
Gtsvs 4 yeJ.I ef hasssi r,Biaai.0H 90 Js- aSyfhtnS
| yOH 1UEa ny Lssss FT,paTufi0RE.
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PRINCIPAL OFFIcA
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE gToHA.
Ne Ssl ARcH STREEI, PAf&GshAAA
CHAs. n. EVANS,
Proprietor,
xornsriy Q. n. JACKSON 4 90.
These Remedies are for sale By Drug
E1sts, storsksepsrs, and Medicine Deal
ors SVeryVvhero.
D ~. .rS.. . s-aiss .OsE As sr'iel' S0u Suy' 9"
SrdsT . Sci ds gsnuins.
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.PHoroGRAPHER.
PHYSICIANS.
DENTISTS.

T h sIDD LL-DENTiS'T. OFFICE IN
81 . Harter's Bank Block. Canton. Ohio AL oP-
cratic. in Mechanical Dentistry periormrd in the
Iatest and most improved manner. He would call
especial attention 20 his Gold Filling. which, In
the Nords Of "A. Ward, !" he s equalls by few and
s1eoilsd BY none.
SURGRoN DRNTIST-A. J. DoUDS, OFFICE
y up stairs above Deubei's J-welTy store, Canton,
ohio. Ar operations connected with the profession
pror-ptly sttende TO. ..t' '.. dec Ia
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Read the following extract from Puri-
tan organs leading religious Journal, pub
lished in Chicago: .-szr.
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HOTELS.

NxCHANGK HOTEL, JOHN FIELDING. PRO-
u pnOtors, At the Depot, Canton ONO r. =
A. PiEao. Clerk.
DANIRI. soURBECK-ALLIANCK HOUSE
~ at the Staten, Alliance, o. Meals always IN
readiness on the arrival OF the Cars
JACKSON HOTEL. LOUIS oHLIGHER, PRO
- prietor. North Market-st. Canton, Ohio.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEAL ESTATE-w. C. THOMPSON, DEALER
II IN Heal Estate. Houses and Building Lots for
a!e noat th0 New Depot and Machine shops
nee A. The American Hotel. APPS '6stt
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE
" B..-sSated with the County Recorders
I'm tne Wtkidal Building, north OF the old
Court House, Canton, Ohio, where he can
be found when In the city II not, any bu-
siness wanted can be left with Jacob KEEP
lngsr, Esq, County Recorder, who will
give due notice to the undersigned.
u The law authorizes the County Surveyor
TO take the acknowledgment OF any in
atrument OF writing he will therefore
write and acknowledge Agreements,
Mortgages, Deeds, &C., &c at fair prices
and tpon the shortest notice. -.'a
t.iW ftr ~. g. WILLARD.
slI.a's@ Surveyor OF Stark county, o.
Canton. Jan. is 1865.
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RxCHANcK HOTEL, JOHN FIELDING. PRO-
u protors, At the Depot, Canton, Ohio. F. J.
PlnRo. Clerk
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BANKERS.

~ BoRGE D. HARTER r BROTHER, BANK
" KRS. south Market Street. Canton. Ohio. Re
updVe Deposits, Loan Money, Buy Gold, Silver,
Bought and Sold. nov. 6 OF