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Paving Subscribers.

blessed il the man who doth subscribe
for bis county paper, and pay therefor.
His feet shall not stand on silppery
places ; he shall not DO forsaken oy MS
friends, or prosecuted by his enemies,
nor his children be seen begging,
Blessed is he that walketh TO the OIL
fee of the printer, yea, erena scendeln
70 the sauctum AND pnyeth n years
Subscription in advance. Selah
lie shall learn wisdom day BY day,
and he exalted above his fellows.
He shall talk knowingly upon all sub
iects, and his neighbors shall be aston
isbed at the muchness Of his learning
He shall not contract bad debts or
lose good bargains.
He shall not pay an additional per
cont. on his taxes, for his eyes shall be-
hold the notice of the collector, anu ne
| will take warning thereby.
Verify, he shall bring his produce 10
the market whom the prices arc exceeu-
ingly good, and withhold them whom
the prices descend.
He shall not lay hold Of red hot
pokers, for his knowledge of methllurgy
will teach him shat red hot iron burns.
His children shall not vex him, MOI
his wife wear the brceches.
He shall 1.-Two to u good old age, anu
when his dying hour is at hand his SOU
shall not be troubled as TO its future
state.
And it were better for him that doth
refuse to subscribe for his county paper
that he were bound hand and foot and
cast upon q feather bed.
If perchance he has n moments peace,
it is only that he may have q little resi-
ere the memory Of IN evil life laceratcs
his mind as the goad pricks tin hide o.
the strong OK, so that his punishment
may be long drawn out.
His children shall grow up in wicked
ness, they shall put their hands 10 theii
noses, and vcx him to wrath. and hi:
wife shall kick him out of bed. Sclah
How beautifully and truthfully cx'
pressed Oh, that NIL our delinquent
subscribers could DO induced to believe
such pleasant truth I! Solomon, will
all his wisdom, never uttered better
things, or more pointed and soul con
yincing axioms. The blessings prom
ised are verify true /; and if there be an,
doubling Thomas's, let them walk int
our Office, or send by mail their indebt
edness, and we vouchsafe the blessing:
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VICTOR Huao has made up with his
wire, with whom he had been on bad
terms. He kissed her and gave her a
Hugo.
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THERx is n child in San Francisco
nine months old, that weighs eighty
five pounds. 1t requires a strong man
as nurse.
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A lit girl once hearing the re-
mark that all people had been once
children, artlessly inquired who took
care of the babies?
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NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
1 listing between the undersigned IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons In.
debtcd to us nrc requested to make Immediate
payment; and all bills against tho Int firm must
pc presented for settlement, Either party Is au.
thorlEod TO collect and receipt for moneys due the
Arm. w. II. DOLMAN,
GEORGE @. CLARKE.
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Deaths.

WILSON-In Sacramento, March 30th. John 8
Wilson Of Sutteryille, aged 42 years
PATRICK-In Sacramento. March 3ls,. George
Patrick, n native Of Terra Haute, Indiana,
aged 30 years.
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The State Of Iowa is out of debt-the
only State in the Union in that position.
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w. n. DoLMAN will continue In business at
Tho old Hay Yard mil Custom stable. mud will
take pleasure 10 waiting on bis old friends and
the public generally.
Gold Hill. April l. ICES. apl-lw
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To THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
Our Ladies' Hair. Dressing Room Ii now under
the charge Of An Artist lately from San Trapclsco.
The attention Of the Ladies' ID particularly dl.
rected this department., us we will do NIL ihsdlf.
ferent kinds OF Curling. BrAldlng, aud eating,
~ well an apply the choicest Hair Rsstorrr and
For Curling Waterfall, Ono Dollar.
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UNION L q

OF NEVADA, MEETS TUESDAY AND
~ Friday evenings, att O'Clock, at the Office
Of the Surveyor General, over the Bank OF Call
fcrnIa. Union men are cordially invited TO At
tend; By order. cHAs. \; Fish,
jy29.lm Secretary.
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BATHERS, ATTENTION

DR MAYER & BRODEK q
IL beg leave to announce to 0lS
tho public that from aud ater -.-nC
this date their BATHING ~GAIn7
ROOMS will be open EVERY DAY for the nc
commodatlon Of Bathers.
They also beg leave to say that tho public will
find TITO their interest to patronizs their
8 " . N.
Thore Is no waiting to get shaved. six Artists
ara always ready to please our customers.
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Grand Opening Ball
TO BE GIVEN At
II NIAGARA HALL.a
n STREET.. VIRGINIA.

NER. LYONS. HAVING REFITTED THE
Nl above centrally located and beautiful Hall.
will give n GRAND BALL to his Numerous
friends OH the occasion Of reopsn'ng the abov"
Hall for the season, on
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F. !. T s MA&EEMI Il. ~ ~ D. Medical ExAmIr

u,HIs COMPANY I.sUEI ALL THE
i mos. desirable and popular kiuds Of Policies.
assuring any sum on q single life, from $500 to
$4,000. The Company freely grant every adj
vantage to policy holders nppertalning to the
business, and offer terms ~ liberal AS those OF
any hrat class Company.
In tho event OF death. claims will Ia promptly
settled.
This wlso provision OF tho laws under which
this Company H. organized. while requiring u
paid up Cash Capital Of 100000, aud thus in
snrlng y Board Of Directors with q pecunlary
interest In it, success, forbids tho payment TO the
Stockholders of my Portion Of tao Prof
It's OF the Business, beyond the Interest
earned by tbs capital contributed by them. thus
making Il a purely mutual Company.
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DENTISTIsY.

DIR, MAYER will also attend To Dental Sur.
gerry, aud Invites all who may need his services
to call on him. Cnp9lng, Bleeding and i.cechlng
performed In the best style.
~ For Sale Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
LeechsH.
Gold It'll, April 4, 1868. apl-tf
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A INDUSTRIOUS Rction-Liebig.
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NEW TODAY.
TIL
M q T u A E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Incorporated ....N November 10, 1867.
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY
Capital, In u. =. Gold COin...---SiOO,OOO
Guarantee Fund, w. >. Gold Coin 25O,OOO
c. Il. McLANE President
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-25
Alliance.

A destructive fire occurred on Saturday
night, the 14th inst, in Alliance The
scene of confagration was Scott's large
carriage shop. which was totally destroyed
The shop contained some carriages and 4
good deal OF material for future use. At
tempts were made to save property, but
were unsuccessful. Attention was then di-
rected to the proprietor's house, which ad-
Joined the shop and was within twenty feet
of the fire, The house caught fire at the
gable end, and it was only after great effort
it was overcome and the danger averted.
It is singular city like Alliance should be
with out 3 fire engine.
REUSToS OF THE 104TH o, ". ISFANTRY.
Pursuant to call made October 7th, 1868,
a number of the members of the 1O4th
o. V. L met in The Hall of Post No. 81,
G.. a. r., Alliance, Ohio, at o'clock p. m.
November -, for the purpose of making
arrangements for reunion of the old regi-
ment. .... . .
The meeting was called TO order by nom
mating General ]. w. Reilly to the chair,
and appointing Walter McClymonds, ESQ.,,
Secretary. ..r ...-
After discussing at length the advantages
and disadvantages of holding the Ieunion at
the several places proposed, upon motion il
was resolved:
1st. That the first reunion of the 10th
o. V. I. for 1868, be held at Alliance
I'd. That the reunion be held on the 8Oth
vsNFN
of Franklin.
Sd. That a committee of ten be appoint
ed, representing each company of the regi-
ment TO make the necessary arrangements
for the reunion
4th. That Theo. A. Kicks, of MassiIlon,
be appointed to prepare and deliYer an ad-
dress before the regiment At its first reunion.
9th. That General ]. W. Reilly, Major
A. ]. Riddle and Lieutenant S. S. Cope be
appointed a committee on permanent organ
IZation.
9th. That Trump Haines be appointed
committee on music.
7th. That O'Clock A. NJ, November so,
1865, be the hour designated for convening
for organization.
Sth. That an invitation be extended by
this meeting to General j. ID. Cox, our old
Division Commander, to attend the reunion.
9th. That vote of thanks be rendered
to G. A X, Post No. 27, Alliance, Ohio,
for their kindness in allowing US the use of
their hall.
10th. That vote of thanks be rendered
DR.. X. G. Thomas, of Alliance, for his
courtesy.
11th. That a general invitation be ex-
tended to the members of other regiments,
to attend and participate in the pleasures of
our reunion.
10. That copy of these proceedings be
forwarded to the Union papers throughout
the district requesting publication
The following were appointed Commit
tee of Arrangements:
Company A. Geo. V. Kelley, Massillon
Co. B, VIM ]. Nelson, Canton; Co. G, r.
G. Taggart, East Palestine; Co. D, Payson
E. Clark; Co. E, Jacob Herring, Massillon;
Co. F, Samuel S. Cope, Wellsyille; Co. G,
VIM. II. Bentley, Salem; Co. II, Hobert
Ford, Akron; Co. ], Lieut. Grinnell, Ra-
VIENNA; Co. K, VIM J. Jordon, New Lis
bon.
Upon motion, it was
Resolved, That DIR. K. G. Thomas be
added to this committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
JAS. w. REILLY, Chm.
WALTER MCCLYMoNDs, Sec'y.
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Council Proceedings.
MONDAY EVE, Nov. %, '6s.

'H tL nohDAN EVE, NOV. 70, '6S.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Messrs. Wyant, Lindeman, Mil
Ter, Myers, Schaefer, Schilling and Saxton.
Previous minutes were read and approved.
Petition from John Raber and others that
the Council order the completion of the
paving the sidewalks on 4th street. Re-
ferred to Street Commissioner.
A contract was made with J. Van Nos
trum to grade Plum street for $500.
On motion of Mr.. Schaefer the matter of
Dir. Feathers claim for disbursing city
funds as county Treasurer, was referred to
the Court of Common Pleas now in session
in this city. ''a-i
Mr.. W.Pence was employed as Fire En-
gineer and weighmaster at $50 per mont h
and house free. = = ~ I'l|
The Committee on gas were instructed to
eontraetwith Gas company for city at $3.50
per 1000 -
Mr. Laird will IN a few days have the
iron gas posts ready feF Cherry and Tenth
streets.
The foHoVfng claims were allowed
E. ID. Eley, $137, go for boarding and
lodging assistant engineers of water works
Ball & Althouse, 50, % for 6oz. bFoons
hay scales. 80 p I-+l .-i- ~ '-. n
Geo. Young, s. for unloading stone
TIC. Neighman, 81, Is for coal and un-
loading stone, b.. "a :, .r..... ..r 49,.
Railway, IS foi freight on stone. 30 ~.
Michael Quigley, $40 for ditching ON
Shriyer's Lane, > q i Z 81 -
Peter Numan was instructed to take
charge of the completion of 10th street
That an order be drawn in favor of Mr..
EarnshaW, South Canton, for $40 fol-. street
purposes, and that Mr.. E execute quit
claim deed 10 city. 1.5r.sus
Adjourned for one week.
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A CARD.-2O The Public and to the
IPOrk;nle1 i1l AtCJtnlG1l & Cos Finish
ing Shop: The undersigned wishing to
see friend, workman in the Finishing
room of Aultman & Co.'S shop on the 14th
inst, entered the said room, but was imme-
diately seized by some ten or dozen strong
men, wOrkmen in the shop, and forcibly
and violently elected. These men threaten
ed to use additional violence if did not
leave the premises at once. The public may
know that was greatly surprised At such
mob conduct, and wholly unaware of any
cause on my part for such treatment. /
had been in the town but few days and
was in search of q job, and had been in the
shop but twice before. The workmen gave
me no opportunity to learn the cause of
their rude and mean treatment of fellow
workman. Since the occurrence, however,
have learned that the instigatOr of the
who'd affair was JOSEPH MILLER, foreman
of the shop, a man large enough to have
more sense, unless indeed bountiful nature
has given him more beef than brains.
l know of no possible cause for Mr.. Mil
ler's conduct, unless it was because he
CHANGED to learn that was Democrat and
therefore poisoned the minds of my fellow
mechanics and thus induced them to act as
they did to a man who certainly never in
jured nor tried to injure them.
D. ]. WALTZ.
Canton, Nov 21, '6S. 252t
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NJ a N H o CD:
How Lost-How Restored

just published, a new edition of DR.. Culverwelrs
Celebrated Essay on the Radical Cure (githOut
medtcine) of SpermatorrhRa, o. Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, INPoTEScY;
Mental and Physical Ineapaeity, ImpedisaeRts 60
Marriage, &c; also Consum ption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by sslEipdGlgsnce sexual extravA-
gauce-
HS- Price. in sealed envelope, only 8 cents.
The celebrated author, in this aGmil able essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
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self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or he applica.
ton OF the knife; pointing out mode of cure at
once simple, certain and efFectuaI, by means of
which evVry suffer er, matter what his condI-
ton may be- may be, may cure himself eheaply,
privately and radically.
ES-This Lecture should be in the hadds of eyery
youth AMI every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in the hands Of every youth and
every man in the land
Sent, unuer seal, in pain envelope, to any q
dress, postpaid, receipt OF six cents, tive DO
stamps. Also, DR.. CulverWell's Marriage Guide,
price 25 cents. Address the Publishers,
'. CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO.,
12T BOwery, New York. POst-ofdee Box, 4.6sG
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tPKNEsTLvANIA GENTRAL RALwAX--The
Pennsylvania Central is the great route from
the city of Philadelphia west, and we know
no pleasanter trip for one who loves to gaze
on the sublime in nature. On this railway
one can pass with perfect safety oyer the
Allegheny mountains and at the same time
behold its startling scenery which We never
weary. in looking on, r. ~ - b.. ..s =
Thisrailroad has sAldouble track,is the prin-
cipaf railway route ofPennsylvania and with
its connections is the beet, safest and most
direct way to reach any point east of Ohio.
Allaexpress trains on the Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago railway make close
copnection al Pittsburg with trains on the
Pennsylvania. Central The new Union
Depot al Piltsburg is one of the largest, best
arranged and best managed depots in the
'c22ggptTfS'sat 5d.-g1HT G-aAH .
81 l5s1cr-Iass h.lE WI % L.
sEsEEAe 3 ull c'<fat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-25

A NEw THING.-We received call this
morning from Messrs. Wmton, Jones & Co
of New York, who exhibited to us plan of
new and novel business directory. 1t con-
sists of a large canvass 1Ox7 feet, divided
into squares of 1Sx15 inches, upon which
are to be painted in oil colors, the cards of
our various business firms. The whole to
be stretched upon frame and hung up in
the Post Office. Business men who are
alive to their own interest will not fail to
secure a card in the new directory. Messrs.
Jones and Hill will call upon our business
men, through the week, for subscriptions.
Business men should avail themselves o
every advertising medium. The advantage
of this plan of directory is that it is on
very large scale and cannot fail to attract
attention. Let our business men consider
and improve this favorable opportunity.
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.
BHCHELE's Soar FACroRY-Is one of the
institutions of our growing city. 1t is one
of the Oldest manufacturing establishments
e of the town and has grown from small d.
mansions to its present proportions. The
soaps from this establishment arc well
known and find a ready market in all the
large and small cities Of this and the ad-
joining States. Mr.. JosEPH BmcHKLE, the
proprietor is gentleman of large expert
ence and great business energy. The Chem
iicSP Erasive Is a very popular article Al 'oy-
er the country; and Mr.. Biechele's Fancy
{; and Toilet soaps are unsurpassed in excel
Hence and popularity. We know of no bet
Smmeasure OF the Enlightenment and PIETY
of a'peQTie than lhe amount of soap they
use, for Cleanliness is next to Goodness.
It is worth Hhiie to pay visit to the
Soap factory" and witness their extensive
operations. Bleekele's is genuine soap-no
deception in it, like much that is used on
humans. 1t takes right hold of the dirt and
starts it. # you, do not believe, just try it.
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GREAT Discovery 1t has long been claimed
that five knew 1t, there would be an herb, or
combination OF herbs, roots and barks that would
cure all the ills human flesh is heir to. DR.. Mish-
Ter, with a few of his professional friends have
Kept this idea constantly in view, and latored ear
nestly and perseveringy for years to ind this most
desirable treasure. Though they have not foAnd
an instant cure for all complaints they have never
theless discobered q remedy, which, yet has
never failed in curing Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia
ana all diseases arising from any impurity Of the
blood or disarrangement of the digestive organs,
including Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds, Sick
headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, General Debi-
organs.
This great discovery, in honor of the indefatiga-
pie labors Of Dr. Il. hishler, called Mshler's
herD BItters, and wherever introduced takes the
place OF Quinine and the host Of other remedies
used heretofore for the complaints mentioned above
a. sold by all Druggists and General Dealers.
Prepared solely by DR.. S. b HARTMAN & CO.,
Successors to DIR B MISHLER, Laneaste ter, Penna,
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OHERIFF SALE,
ians '6s-1v

OHERIFF SALE,
David c. Benson VS.. VIM. W. Harper etux
By virtue of an alias order to sell issued
from the court of common pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed will
etfer for sale by public out cry at the door
of the court house [Hsrter's Block in the
city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of November,
1868,
the following described real estate situate
in Stark county, Ohio, to wit: Bounded as
follows: the undivided one half OF a part
of the northeast quarter OF section 4, towns
ship 20, range Z, commencing at post on
the north side of the road leading from
New Baltimore east, and at the southeast
corner of a lot of land decided by William
Hatcher to Jacob Harper; thence west
along said road six rods and eighty feet
to post, save two rods east OF the Disci-
pie meeting house; thence north six rods
and eighty feet to a post; thence south six
rods to the place of beginning, containing
a fraction less than three-fourths of an
acre, it being land formerly known as q
part of the meeting house lot.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. NJ
Terms cash r. "A. DUNBAR
oct2Sw5 Sheriff.
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The PEAK FANLY.-The Peak family, or
Swiss bell ringers, and the celebrated Berger
family will give concerts in Sehaefer's Opera
House, on Thanksgiving and Friday nights
This large troupe consists of vocalists, Harp
lists, Violinists and also constitute silver
,cornet band.
They are the largest troupe of Bell ring
aeTs In the world. And connected with them
is mat fAr-fAmed, original and eccentric
eOu5e delinsatOr Sol SMITH RUSSELL. His
impersOnation Of character and portraiture
is unequaled- In fact, in his role he stands
unri vailed.
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.OHERIFh SALE.

81. L. Voglegesang VS.. John Pirrong.
By virtue of an order to sell issues from
the Court of Common Pleas ofStark coun-
ty. Ohio, and to me directed, 1 will offer
for sale by public out cry, at the door OF
the Court House (HaIter's BloclI) in the
city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of November,
1868,
the following described real estate situated
IN Stark county, Ohio to-wit, and being a
Hot of ground in the city OF Canton, lying
west ofthe public highway, leading north
wardly from the north end of Poplar st.,
opposite st. Peters Roman Catholic
church, bounded as follows; on the north
by lot of land owned by Q. A. r. Myer,
on the west by land owned by Conrad Pet.
ers, on the south by the Canton Malleable
Iron Works company, and on the east by
said pablo highway, fronting on said high
way, one hundred and six feet more or less
and extending rearwards from said high
way at right angles Herewith one hundred
and ninety-eight feet more orless.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. IN. terms
cash.
Oet2sw5 R. a. DUNBAR. Sheriff.
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MARRIAGES.

LESHER-DONZEIsEN-On the 5th
inst. at the residence of Geo. Lesher, by
Rev. 5. Baechler, Mr.. Adam Lesher and
Miss Mary Donzeisen. ....... ...
RlNDCHEN MsER -.On the 18th
inst, by Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr.. George
Rindchen and Miss Susannah Miser.
BARNET-MYERS- the same, by
the same, Mr.. James Barnet and Miss Eliza
beth Myers.
IOUD-FRANK- the 18th inst, by
Rev. J. G. Klar, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, Mr. James E. Loud to Miss
slesIia Frank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-25

WERsrER's KD-ILLUsTRArED.-
Iu all the essential points of good diction-
ary, in the amplitude and selectness of its
vocabulary lin the fullness and persplcuity
Of its definitions, in its orthepy and (cum
grano salisJ its photography, in its new and
trustworthy eetymologies, in the elaborate,
but not too learned treatises, OF its Intro
duction, in its carefully prepared and valua-
BILE appendices, briefly, in its general &C.
cuEacy, Completeness and practical utility
the work is one which none who read or
write can henceforward afford to dispense
with Atlantic Monthly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-25
October ZS, 1866

AssAUIT.-Dan Miller of whom our COM
munity have before heard was arrested by
AArahal old6eld in South Canton, on Mon
day evening. for an assault upon the person
OF T. W. Hack, in his fathers house, and
otherwise disturbing the neighborhood. Dan
had a hearing before Mayor ssyler yester-
day and was bound over to Probate Court.