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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
Sropcslis.

4. s. FxatNxERs OyyicE BUsLISgrpS. VI. Jsa % lea
BURLINGTON BREAkWA1 ER.-SEALED
PROPOSALS viii D. received ~ The until th 18th q
ru.rv lfGs orhick The floaing umhr
cuie TT ofHEMOCk timber. II inches sirAe
~ .ficts o. - f'st 10 rrgth.
rrr rlhcl ct o. WHITE PNB timber u inches
II sfcis les than , lrrt IN -ngih
gaUr fs'. D. n ~ si1fh HLMLDCk PLANK.
900 fef. ,. ~. Of 1iuch NiiTE'PlNB PLANK
IS rhrSAiLs m osk fet 'otg and nehg r dsseer
Pie Spncs h. delivered In lieu % al Of
IL 81 lsa 4 s Tie ~toe h. delivered Burn w.
t-fr II ard Of least oushri nyrtea
op.n e. Lac Clamp air. e II the bet quality pctcY
t4 sscfed d-,nsohs bruughaat no other vii be
4tci ell ~ delivery and
rar rirYteu, &c a. e Pts as na be te1aIeL The pro
dayu- afattfed and IN aeofdanee ehh the
prsfr ohisiuo application 81 this Ofce
the nit 20 relec all bids, nSs
deemed .aii.ha,ery. ! W. BARLOW.
Capt n RnRueers Bvt LL.Cal 4. X A.
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WzfFu,rg.

GTEAM ENGINE for SALE.-Ten- horse
- Poser Beroots Es0lSs With l.'s rasglsr Boiler o.rAs
herewith Supply Psmp, Dag Wheel sharing Ifen Pus
sAL9 ehtAs tsssss ioa Woke 80 st Of s- Pery.
sxhha sPiks, UsSAk -, Bs " S-ytAs4ts.
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Smastmrnts.
VNHE PEOPLES READINGS!
lsINiLAR TO TTE PENNY READEGs GIVEN IN TIE PIIN
CiPAL CITIES or ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND

scheme o We eirr. n The establishment n ts cir Of a
-.i- e "' i' che sTsfin 81 e'uY
P.e rr tat 's a hg Hut Ite uy n sah scheme ., ~
Nn f.o-N "a Ut rreeas i've b. cur lrEe cities 70 "Hi
, rEr-ei o. inH unee wcht present e'ure go
htAi ue otsr o. this enterprise MI fiooLsf Tue
.lrelo4s-- Dali lns.tr
Ia a sc READINGS are uatrorre By ali classes and tie bet
s cad fali ihs oni tale arye par. them They are
given ,rr-r q about o see. azl ye small admission fee 3
el.r.ed o. pay HfclssA
The - meet great vas The cities BY giving The
PEOpLB ENIEVTANNtNT Instructive and amusing Of heallil
at ,sng uaces Which stall elevate public snd counter
uenee. " the low AMI cheap MS u asehen
PROFESSIONAL or AMATEUR READERS yocil,s Instru.
rrl, performers Csdes gu,lemeul. wiling occasionally Goa
t;e brr services respectfully requested send their address to
}. T. FROBISHER
NJ. rs East EgbscEtL'st
sPROPRIETOEs oP HALLS 90 PASTORS or CHURCHES IN
, ~ Or Rronj wbnr 70 eueourage this pornr movement h.
an Rooms far compensation. viii also please al
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hTORAN(JE, N.J.-NILbAS, VILLA SITES
n sd FARMS great VARIETY beautifully situated ons siar ~
N, ,assu or year by BLACKWELL SMITH NO "a BoasAy
S,wYoE 9to II ~ Ora1 &C. Ma.u and COnest@ tot
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0uau Sitantrs.

49,
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
= Tie frst-caSs Sdr-ghre steamship
MANHATTAN CAPS Noolht. IS ~ llA wv
JAMES ADOEr talt q. J. lockwood Nv ihr. AL ltb
IrrH -I Ao. @ Anrf I,tf D -
superior rccr.ruo. aioa fr nassfu.-rs al.
TIolah Passage c. lld ..s ui ding uei 81 on'" ~
tic houf Cora i-od e. Ioa Sot ST. aolln-' a. All "''H
steamer. 90 Florida port.
Gorl. forwarded fr.r % Commission.
DIS of Laaii- furnished aui ~ red on o." pier
NEylOEK AND CuARLEer 81 STEAMSHIP CoNrANY.
UENEN b., 1li-i.h c.. A-.ntt
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
CHEAT E.IIAlN AHt iLElAhD
u STEAMSHIP AND >l4LlaJ f4CbAE
fr REDUCED ffIi-S
DRAFTS AVAILABLE TIA .tJvHOri ENGLAND EiLLAND'
ScoILA , AN Wallis
T5fstorT DB0ErJs Co. No ss South e, 'd No 2 Ios var
TyVlE NORTH GERMAN LLOlD's
I tt-.uan1 . ,tt. t. N.t.t. m.-rr 49,,
csrrying Ulfei mad Will saffron ts ss1ea pet '
o. THURSDAY JaHuly 81
IRFNTN VIZ SorTi iNPrOS.
TANNING pASStNttkS 10
LONDON svre Eouha isol Bremen Tic following rates p
goa: -,,,
rot Catin.......................'' a. tc,u
. n
TO te followed ~ the steamship hfN Jl.H T. A''N'
T1unday, tt'rIarf a1r g,L
Stecrafe Bremen. a. te r-o.l,
Torf reigi. OF tss.aLe aptlr OELkltIa TO- 4'' 20
a. g. az -
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lSs- sUhHBR ARRAEGEMbET. 1851
COMMENCING JUNE > lSsE
P,.,,,, y.r., "a KeuYo ,sr,er Tr,ntr,.y, ,,s Pssth

Pnsstst tihss Sevio Twsnsrssrrih sSd Pssts
ave- 6sEAnee Ga Treatr-seFsltetL
TRAINS LEAVE YRW.TOEK:
~ 'iR'es M Blfr,pof 100 100 thIl i0 l1S
'hl.l ~, it.Ri 80, 4 n sud 500 fEnl , -. 49,.
. VI 14S ~ 4 ' 1922
I0r s:r-sf, 20 100 Oh aoo usA - IiIs CELL AGO Brh
- 80 Tx 30 200 yBI.l p n
fG Dtnss 100 500. H. " 3.tS, 40 so
rs " ntore 20 tVO kLl go, iiIt l1la (kLl zl 100
V1.l 80 so III. 80 80. SO kOc iRr j. o -
AS 80 20 so p
CONNECTING TRAINS
ts pos' ". srnsg;sd 800 n OIL 400 fRr tays.
~ - 1o..Sa. VI. soie Ls. III Tx J. AGO .. n. 80
pm '
yG' SShsee'es, Rive, Railroad toeA NLL i1TA E's
lsr HsEsD rf''iSts Rslrs.s 400 CzLD "a. l5
pE-
.SRsvsn ss-Lsress st.sirs,., R.r.Aa Al iss
l3.is, 30 500 n
Ter Canal Esirsse i1ls 3. n Va ser.sa-pisL
JouSsioEit Raikeas, koo 3eerA
20 Nsugsis<k Railroad, 800 A. ~, o
lsg Dsals1 .le kofva1 aAroAJ, tx, 500 q, CPS
Sep.oseas Sleeping Csr ssiaetse W toO p 1siA
sAMgS n. HoYT, e.pt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30

A BEAUTIFUL HOME on the Hudson, coed
"A rilg, and l. sn fruit wold aso pA r ey
real estate Photograph aud da sm be At WOOD
ugflCEs. 80 y liue.t
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A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE VIII be
"A EXCHANGED for a small gentee HOSE Ia Ne@.iofs Cy %
Brookys Tie Place j. II lours ths ely In tie hstAsd
Address GtSfaNh Sttoa ~ Bi0r HOUSE
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S0UTHSlDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.--(WIN-
- 1gh ARhAfGRMkhTsD
besne Jaresrt sip n GGA l. Es!isti JAIAeA if
Babylon AID al. ftstioaA
Leave sTtnkiu beokyH az sos ErSe1yt CsatTtl
Ri reed, 70 jAmses for hshyiOA ADD az vsyststionf
Lave JsnssssIp T. a p via L. RhlTs,d 70 JsEsss
ioI BstJios ard all -sy-ststoeA
L.tTs fnnkhn bFceflyA a. BIS via BsstJb Central
ksirnsd, " JsHliss NJ BtbsIon ana all ssi'ionG
Lssw Babylon Al 1o for janses eli ssters connect
isy With Of l. kAirpst t1sisg at JsmetsiE 81 10
Leave Bsefon ~ 1;G Jsa<s IBi s
Is vita iss Of BoOtlyH Cssuh kslroa STRIVING fsrfESs
Breotiyn 81 70
Lsav. Bshyos i7.o ;ef I.nses and al s,ns.s
Of >. Railroad. at slip a.
Babylon a, l1;<e fsf y.sss. ssa al
Of Brcekyn Genital R.ssd krvist FnEALp
Bsosk!yu. 3o8 sxf orssstas
ss E EsvfsF ard Js.ass kssse vkA Jsnsss svsU
20 niBsssa WHITE stysns,ss@sst
re Lks sk.sa New g. 1851.
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HOUSE wANTED.-Any party going 70
p,ao I see o. sors yssn ~shsS prudsat ss1 sspoabs
lyIET no. ear, usah sqHvslsss ssf good ret Cd
A.. CIOzER No is9. o. or cali .Es Nsssaas,
-. Ns bssf b " rslsrsaos al sssar5
sar,r N lssr,A nnhs 90 toEsss ~ sotsstsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30

At MOUNT VERNON, Westchester Couusy,
~ IA Iaes from New York Ciy Poar FsB SlDs,CES %s
in walk dspots tcs
throachont For SALE lovi AppB to ChA-ibEks
RICH 70 81 Pre-s.
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~ o,ssn s.n FER Prser,ssn Chureh wsstinFo hfs By
Ode containing their essbrsei pstsss Pssunate COMPOSE
uo Reversible Ceapt ~l BE- sILs,sa TIE M.s
o,r No les THIS haisyl SvBFlSo AS otoeh
- IspI sIsE pnOwKE We ss,et~sd sryssi I'LL preside o.,
-. ..rs /, ss,,s ists-.rS - ssssss sts lsyiisL
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-.)eusey.-
~ lefssy CTR at 20 sIa g;2s H. I:9
az. s75. an 6;91 he $50 ~ Aba tll
TKOS. ". DEmAGEST. EtpsrHt.rdtnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30

WOE ST. THOMAS and Brazil.
II UErTRD STATES and Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPAAi
Raj Ste sailing OF The ~ o. ever north;
sOUTH AMERICA. Capt. TIsKLxPAusH. February q
MISSISSIPPI Cart Slocux March q
MERRlMACK Gao. TsNErsag April 70
su.sDdd sail schedule tine AMI cal A. ~ Ib"nn
Dsba sni o ds s9sro sog as returning For
u freight passage.
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I'HE NATIONAL LINE.
ssssss weekly 10 Ir,r.-~i - -. 49,.
ssfh Ever ever esissasyt - ~~',"A' ''~S wv -
RANCE 0rses-........ ..u..n.x -,
CABIN . 10 surrsssy ''''oAiVADAi rseissU |"
sssessgs pssssgs efs . ssTssss,
sse0ss tskss ffOmE tsrp,el ~ o.......- 80,
ssAs from Antwerp. Rstss K...srs 40 Ws,, s.s
sw frsss. yssssssp sp,y a "a. o4... II A.. - -. O.,
NJ" sess1sv. Ne u sseslrsL5 - ''@pssS' mes '"
rwL HURST xssss~
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Ctr RfaI Gsta.. for Sal,.

NOR SALE-The superior 4-StOfy, Al. y, i. :. ti
HOUSE L. eat Psrtf s, No % "ea fiif
eor s Thy gopet! Wit be sold s- o. H1'Ae ts iof sAsA-
lnla.re oHl sfW. = lfSifOp 81 o. West Vfr-stee' ~
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S3ruukIru gtaI GsIai, FOX Salt.

TOR SALE--A first-class BRICK HOUSE,
4 hHt ty work furnished not At option pe'tan ioca
near Fu.u sud Feut Buosy with private stable IN r~
garden address A. b. lTbare Oi.cs.
EOR SALE-ihe twO-stOry attic ana Oise-
rren HOCSR fame SLED With brick brick hsser y aHi lot Ne
ia Nar.st Broon q minutes walk fsom Fulton t-T Ios,e
reuts ar $3.50 address, G. c. BoI No All = o. ~ L.
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Ousn Sttarrrs.

'IrOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
Mail Steamship Con pa1s steamer ARIZOhA VII sai
.SATI EDAY, Feb ]. al u o'cincs r1sn
FREIGHT rseeved ill Fr!dsy a. y y. ,
- s Le inquire Al frs.yht OGoe Conpauy'S pier No
Nor.l h4ssT foo. Of Cara.sL
WELLS. FARGO Co,
Sole Freight Agents r. ~ \ ) To
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11
Freezing the Brain.

The discovery that tho brain of a
living animal could be frozen, and af-
terward conld recover, was made by
DIR. James Arnott, who solidified the
brain ofa pigeon by exposing it to 9
freezing mixture, Here research
stopped, because with an ordinary
freezing mixture it was not possible
TO act on individual parts of the or
gan. but the importance OF the dis
,covery is not the less on that account.
1t took in light and form and color by
the eye; it took in sound by the ear;
sensation and substance by the touch;
odor by the nOstrils, and taste by the
mouth; it gave out in return or re-
-sponse, animal motion, expression
all else that demonstrates living an
imaI. With it the animal was an an
imal; without it the animal was turn
ed into a mere vegetable. And this
organ, the very center and soul of the
organism, was, by mere physical ex'
pertinent, for time made dead-al
its powers ice-bound, And this organ
again set free, received its function:
back again, and, as we know now BY
further observation, its functions un
impaired. Surely this was the dis
covery of new world.-Anlerica'
Educational Monthly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11

THE first meeting of U. 1. f. of
New York (Said to mean summarized
Interesting females') Sociable, at a
Twenty-ninth street residence, last
week, was attended by sixty or seven
,ty fashionables.
= SCENE in French court: The Pres
,ident-'' Prisoner,d did you steal tins
silver spoon from this gentlemen's
house? Prisoner-"Your Honor, up
on my word l thought it was pewter"
3 THE silly people who are digging
for gold in I<elly's Island, Lake Erie,
gunder the direction of planchette,
have gone eight or ten feet into solid
limestone without results, but they
spersevere.
= THE WaIlachian police have way
lof eliciting testimony from refractory
Witnesses. They hang them up with
thot eggs under their armpits and then
drive splinters under their finger nails.
= A ROY at Lisbon, Maine, fired hay
NOV, a few days ago, to ''break up a
setting hen. He was amply success
full, and his father will proceed to re-
build the barn.
.is THE Paris .Li5erte says the Spanish
throne has been offered Prince Alfred
f. on condition that England return
Gibraltar to Spain. and subscribe to a
loan of e40, 900, 600.
THE female idiots who wear the
.Grecian bend do not like the ridicule
which greets them, and they go along
sthe streets with their backs up.-De-
.froH Tribune.
s'F IT is rumorcd in Germany that
,PrinceLouis of Hesse intends to apply
for a divorce from his wife, the Prin-
scessa Alice, second daughter of Queen
Victoria, Reason-jealousy and Ill
temper on The wlfe's part,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11
parietn.
UTeU eUAD
ALL ARE BUILDERS.

r. An are architects Of fate,
Working in these walls of Time,
Some with massive deeds and great
eco Some with ornaments of rhyme.
81 IErrr.. T, .".....
Nothing useless is or low; srH.
a. o Each thing in its place is best;
And what seems but idle show
Strengthens and supports the rest.
.. For the structure that we raise,
1av Time is with materials filed;
Our to-days and yesterdays
Are the blocks with which we build.
Truly shape and fashion these;
Leave no yawning gaps between;
Think not, because no man sees,
Such things win remain unseen.
In the elder days of art
Builders wrought with greatest care
!. Each minute and unseen part;
-a For the gods see everywhere. 'H. s
Let us do our work rs well,
Both the unseen and the seen;
Make the house where gods may dwell,
.b. Beautiful, entire and clean. -r-.
-ro-ius.I - ss4rE .. - ..
-. Else our lives are incomplete,
Standing ON these walls of Time
Broken stairways where the feet
Stumble rs they seek to climb.
Build to.day, then, strong and sure,
With firm and ample base;
4 And ascending and secure
Shall tomorrow find It's place.
Tbus ufone can we attain
To these turrets where the eye
Sees the worlds as one vast plan,
And one boundless reach of sky.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11

THE ship Broughton, which arriv-
ed at San Francisco from Glasgow on
the I'd ult, felt several shocks of earth
quake at sea. The first occurred Sep
temher Il. Again on the 18th the off,
GERS and crew felt a trembling, as if
the vessel had grounded, and at ten
O'Clock the same night a fog arose,
being clear over head, accompanied
by smell of fire. This continued all
night. AT nine A. NJ, next day, the
fog cleared Of, but the smell continued
some time after. Again, in latitude
81 deg. % min, north, the air had the
smell as offire. The weather was clear
at the time With a heavy sea running.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11

AS fences are frequently renewed in
around arc each post %f used sSe0S Ia fencing inc
there should be closely packed small
mound OF clay mould which will keep
the post-hole from filling with water
and add to the longevity of the post.
In setting fence posts in ground liable
ito heave, a II inch pin should be
placed through the bottom of the post
with its end projecting. The wind
would thus effect it less and the frost
ran not raise -GeTmaatolC7l IeIe-
1oirQf)h.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11

COAL IN RUssIA.-The Scientific
ReUiel1 says: Large and most impor-
tant discoveries of coal have been
made in Russia. The mines of one
= district alone are, according to the st.
Petersburg journal GoLos, capable of
supplying annually, 100000 tons for
1900 to 200 years. Since 1864 there
have been surveyed in the valley OF
the Don, a beds, the aggregate guam
tity of which is estimated at l ,2S4, ,947, :
$4,000 pounds, or more than Is, 600,
100000 tons. The GoLoS asserts that
the mineral wealth OF Russia far ex-
s. eeeds that OF England, and at the
same rate of production would last
for two centuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11

Potato RIBBoNs.-To make pota-
to-ribbonss cut tho potatoes into slices
rather less than an inch thick, free
them from the skins, and then pare
round and round in very thin and
long ribbons place them in a pan Of
cold water, and. a short time before
they are wanted on the table, drain
them from the water. Fry them in
boiling lard or good drippings until
they are quite crisp and Drowned /;
them with salt and cayenne in fine
powder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11

The department of Agriculture re-
pors the total increase in this years
wheat harvest over last years, at
three per cent. The Indian corn pro-
duct is somewhat scanty, though more
abundant than last year. The cotton
crop is with some hesitation estima-
ted at fifteen or twenty per cent. less
than last year. Potatoes are consid-
erably deficient in the greater part of
the country. The supply of beef
cattle is expected to be better than
usual. ....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11

d
tried IT, know that it cured them those we nag
not know that it cures their neighbors and nSnoS.
and all know that what It does once y W oOsS
its Composition. we have thousands upon thou.
sands Of certificates OF their o. ~
following complaints, but such cures are kno%n u
every neIghb and we need not pqpnSn IneIn.
Adapted to all ages and conditions ~ c1a5sTst 5t
containing neither calomal or any deleseroeA 3rus
sugar coating preserves them eyer fresn ana
hem pleasant TO take, while being purely
10 harm can arise from their use IN any quantltys
They operate by their powerfd influence on tnS
INTO healthy action remove the distractions Of tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF tns
by Correcting wherever they exist, such derange.
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cure - s.,.-..- -. -. 40
For Dysrepsia or Indigestion EAstFeas-
ness, LSnguOr and Loss OF Apostle they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stem
For LIVER COmPlat4t and its Eariops syInp-
toms, Bilious Heodache, Sick KAeadaeho,
Collie and Bilious EeVers, they should be ju.
dciously taken for each case 20 correct the diseased
action or remove the obstructions which cause it,
For Dysentery or DISrrhoe0s but one mild
dose is generally required. ~ % ta.- III
For Eaheum0tiSnl, GOut, Gravel, FalFSE.
tatiOn of the Heart, Pain In the Side.
Back and LOins, they should be continuously
taken, requirsd to change the diseased action
the system. With such change those complaints
For DrODsy and DrOpsicaI SyveIIinea they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro
|, duce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose sko1ld be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As Dinner PIN, take one or two Pills TO pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invigorates the system. Hence it is often adj
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that dose
of these PiIIs makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AEER C CO., Practical Chemists.
al LOWELL. MISS, U. 8. Il.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11
CTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS,
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FOntainbleau, Compeigne, Versailles,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-11
HOUSE AND LOT,

No. in brooks & Jennings addition to
Alliance. on Main street and the first
brick house from the Station. 1t is good
business location, 40 feet front, and two
stories bigh, and will easily rent for from
500 to $500 per year,
must also sell the Block of Lots on
which the Oil Mil was commenced, on
which is one ten foot story stone-work,
&C., with nearly enough of some of the
material on the ground to finish the build
ing, and the most expensive part Of the
building completed. The walls are 2l
feet thick and so by 80 feet on the ground.
Being compelled by my circumstances
to sell, n bargain win be given any one
desiring such property. 1t will be suitaN
BILE for mill, warehouse or factory. and
is near the station on the Cleveland r. r.
and desirably located. Please call on me
at my office for further particulars.
alliance, Septic, II. LAUGHLIN.
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p1nEorons AND srooKEoLpnRs

A. RErTBURe, Pres't. ]. MUELLER,
]. MAYER Vice d" Vice Pres't.
N. BUCHMAN AND FRED. SEELBACH, Trave
Al. ling Agents
JOHN RABER, Agent, Canton, Ohio.
p. LUZIUS, - Massillon,
July 2b. 1SG6-p
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sixty and Two-thirds Acres,

Sixty and Two-thirds Acres, / .
Situated five miles west of Berlin, on the
road to Fulton. and on the cross road lead
ing from Massillon to Middlebury-only
nine miles from Canton. Forty acres are
in good state of cultivation, the balance
in timber land. .'e H.r ..-s.. .-.
This farm is in every particular desira-
BILE. Fruit of eveIy description raised on
the place. The buildings and water faciI-
fties good. Possession given AT ONCE If
sold before the first of October next.
For terms and further information in
quire of the undersigned, -
-. -.-,. BELDEN -& MCKINLEY,
-f--ft S i ~ Attorneys at Law, r
Canton, Aug. 5. lseStf - q. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MY friends and former patrons, and the
public generally are hereby informs ed that
1 have removed my Millinery Store, to
the south side of Tuscarawas street, op-
posite J. P. Rex's clothing store. where
will be happy to wait upon all who may
favor me.with a call. .--i-'N 70 1ia ="
1 am now receiving fall styles OF Hats,
and Bonnets as well as other Goods in nv
line, and am prepared to execute work to
order on short notice and reasonable
terms. m lr ~ [.tt I'll F. b, ~ .rr
Thankful for past favors. I hope for a
continuance of the same, and extend to
all cordial invitation to call and exam
inc for themselves.
MRS. J. B. 1CLUFF.
1sept16m3 liaia, adv q
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
A LLIANCE HARDWARE
AND
IRON TORE.
WRIGHT & PENNOCK,
New Goods
New Prices ....
Enlarged Stock
Terms Cash
Stark and adjoining Counties, that we
still continue to keep on hand, and for
sale, at the lowest prices for the times
a fine assortment of
POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY
Furnishing Hardware,
House Trimmings,
Coach Trimmings,
Harness Trimmings,
Furniture Trimmings,
Coffin Trimmings ---.
Mechanics Tools,
Farming Implements, .---
1z-- Shoe Makers Kit and Findings.
IRON AND STEEL,
Garden Seeds, -
Ropes and Twines,
Brushes, all kinds,
. Nails and Spikes,
| Locks and Latches,
Springs and Axles,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Bent Wood Work, ...-
| Moss, and Curled Hair,
Hubbs and Spokes,
.a Sash and Putty,
WINDOW GLASS,
81 Picture Glass,
| Glass cut all shapes and sizes,
Turpentine and Benzine Varnish
-'- Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage
-.. OIL CLOTHS,
Window Shades,
.Damasks, o. .a
Dental Stock,
J Whip and Canes,
Bird Cages,
Betting and Baskets,
And a great variety of all other arti
clss usually kept in a Hardware Store.
G@ Give Us a Call.
WRIGHT & PENNOCK.
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned offers Tor sale, and
must sell soon tho following property in
Alliance, Ohio, to-wit: