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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
CANTON, STARK COUNTY, OHIO, SEPTEMBER 80, 1868.

to represent those states in the two
houses are alarmed at the prospect be-
fore them. and call loudly for assist
ance. They want troops and they
want arms to cOeTce votes, and keep
impracticable voters from the polls /;
and when congress meets they will
want money, either in the way of ap-
preparations TO the freedmen's bureau,
or in some other available form, to
buy voteS-such, if there be any, as
cannot be secured by military coercion.
If congress meets in time, their de
mand will be complied with BY an un-
willing majority who will lack man
hood to resist theu. From this may
probably result armed collision.
2lst--A large proportion of north
ern men south We're commissioned as
spies, and were paid, principally, out
of the public purse, to SANDER and
Villify, with the ulterior object of mis-
representing in the two houses of con-
gress. To these, your emissaries,
southern men are generally not par
tial. In their political nomenclature,
they are called "carpet- -baggers"- as
chemists call, by way of distinction,
genus of gases cacO0IyLeS and it Is
not surprising that they are both in
like bad odOr. But honest men, those
who visit the south upon legitimate
business, are generally-nOt QLlUGsS-
treated with civility and kindness ;
for the masses of men do not always
readily take note of the distinctive
characters of men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
Put up Your Stamps, or Shut up Your
GaD.


We have placed at our disposal for the
accommodation of betting Radicals fourteen
thousand five hundred dollars (S14, 500, to
be staked on the coming Presidential cleo
ton, as follows: :- -. ...... ...-.-, Ell. If
81, 900 that Seymour and Blair will carry
Connecticut. -r..--,g
81, 900 that Seymour and Blair will carry
New York -T L---E.o .o---sE-.a5J
81, 900 that Seymour and Blair viii carry
New Jersey. ..s-. -. -..i.-. -...., 1,54 ~
81, 600 that Seymour and Blair will carry
Pennsylvania. 5a13 -s-t - .go p. iaiI.I
81, 600 that Seymour and Blair will carry
Delaware.
81. 900 that Seymour and Blair win carry
Maryland ID. ...'1 -. 80. ~ l..,.' = d, 0'' .
81, 900 that Seymour and Blair win carry
Ohio. 80 1...... ,.'''D''. ''-' ~
$1,000 fiat Seymour q : and Blair will carry
Kentucky. l.''' ...... $685.. 'l,..
:" $1,000 that Seymour and Blair will carry
Indiana. 10 I'd --.' '..' .-. .-'s
81, ,ooo that Seymour and Blair will carry
Missouri. ,a. M. o. .- .. -.a
1000 that Seymour and Blair will carry
California. a-" @'....
81, 900 that Seymour and Blair win carry
Oregon.
81, 900 that Seymour and Blair win be
elected.
$500 that no Radical dare take the bet
This amount of money, to bet as stated,
has been placed in the banking house of w.
G. Reynolds, and the editor of this paper
will make the necessary arrangements with
any Radical or party of Radicals who desire
to take it. Come on, gentlemen, or stop
your blowing. We ARE GOING TO SUCCEED
THIS FALL. If you think not, back up your
opinion with your gold you are bondhold-
ers, and with your greenbacks if you. do not
belong to that favored class. --BELLEFoNTE
(PAO WATCHMAN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
The Increase of the Public Debt.

November 1st, 1867, the public debt,
or at least that portion of it which
had been adjusted, amounted in round
numbers to TWO THOUSAND
FOUR HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-ONE MILLIONS. From July
3lst, 1864, its highest point, to No
vember 1st, 1867, it had been steadily
reduced, but at this point, Radical
economy" began its work, with the
following result: = ...
III November it increased TEN
MILLIONS.
In December it increased SEVEN
MILLIONS. rr
In January it increased NINE
TEEN MILLIONS.
In February, March and April, by
the redemption of short gold bonds,
which had fallen due, the stated debt
was reduced, But this reduction was
only nominal.
In May, the figures commenced
swelling again, as follows:
Increase in May, TEN MILLIONS.
Increase in June and July, THIR-
TEEN MILLIONS. -r
Increase in August, TWELVE
MILLIONS.
According to the ratio of increase
for the past two months, in one year
the debt will have increased ONE
HRNDRED AND FIFTY MIL
| LIONS OF DOLLARS, an amount
Of itself more than sufficient to have
| betrayed the expenses of the Govern
ment under Democratic rule for TWO
YEARS. But this is only the increase
of the debt, mark you. Besides this
amount, there was collected and spent
the enormous sum of THREE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-SIX MILL
ions OF DOLLARS!
Every statement above made, we
got from the official reports of the
Secretary of the Treasury and the
Chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Means. We sent this Rad
ical souvenir forth to the laboring
men and farmers OF the Northwest,
IN order that they may be persuaded
that if they desire pomp and royalty
in the government, and ceaseless Law
ish expenditure, the Radical party is
the party they should continue to sus-
tain with their money and their
Votes.-,St DOuiS Times, y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
First Gun from Kansas.

That hitherto stronghold of Radi-
ealism, Kansas, is beginning to yield
to the Democratic shot and shell that
is being poured into it. Kansas city
was the main tower OF strength, and
had. up to the 18th inst, resisted every
effort to take it. But on that day it
yielded to the irresistible onslaught of
the Democracy. The occasion was
the election of two school directors TO
fill vacancies, and created unusual ex-
element on account of the approach
ing Presidential election. Both par
ties selected their best men, ane the
party papers called upon their friends
to turn out, as the result was to be
considered as a test of party strength.
The day Of election was busy one,
and a full vote was pOlled. The Dem
ocratic ticket was elected by an aver
age majority of 143 votes. So Kansas
City, heretofore strongly Republican,
has wheeled into Democratic line, and
is an evidence of the failing strength
of Radicalism in the Great West. The
first indication that Kansas was Civ
ing way was in the decided majority
against negro suffrage. The result in
Kansas City, on the 18th shows that
the current is still in the right direc-
tion, andis growing in volume Gin.
E1lQ. -' 3 iAy- '--+ 70 .-s7A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
MEDICAL.
old ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" TALON the French system.
QUICK CURES and LOW PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

mr. Taller continues to be conndentially and sus-
.e.sn,y consulted all forms Of private diseases,
~ mis- old established Hospital, NO Beaver street,
S.nty wears devoted 10 this particular branch Of
.,-artice enables him to perform cures such as no
tSST Dhysican can; and his facilities such Ibc
I'M, In corrcspondeneo with the most eminent ply
icisna OF the Old WOrldl for obtaining the safest
i ~ the latest remedies for the diseases, that he
s,n fr Inducements to the unfortunStes, of rapid
-, 10 be obtained At no other ofice in America.
oythr Testicles and Spermatic Cords, Bubo, Ulcer
stsd Throat Sore Nose, Tender shin Bones. Cuta-
caas aruptions, BilOs, Ulcers, Abccss and all 9TH
or Impurities OF the S,GT,sm system' Nan
,d,.,,a 40 secret habits, who have impaired their
SeIth and destroyed the yigOr OF their minds thus
depriVIng themselves Of the pleasures OF Married
TSE are notlhed that consulting Dr. 7. they will
ma a friend to console, and = physician who has
eursa DIR. TRLLBRs GREAT WORK
or IN. Married aad those contemplating marriage
.aoa 1ages-nall OF plates-price % cents. Sent to
III PARTS under seal, by mail, post paid The singe
-.a,RrIed and the married happy. lecture ON Love
or how TO choose PaEtner.s com woIn I,n on
Sne,re published 25 cents enclosed will secure :
copy By Fsturn mall ,,n,rs
n Teller still retains in America the agency foI
-. ss.fe N DR. VichOls Italian Female monthly
TiIis Tor stops ages, Irregularities and other OF
struetiOns In females. , a.,
on receipt Of one dollar, the price per Dox, thes'
Mills will be scut by mall or express To any part
fhs world secure from curiosity or damage
once hours nom s m 10 p m and on Sunday
to5 ,--s-. -.
bV Addressing DR.. Teller, cneloeing arenittanee
Heficine securely packed from observation sent Z
1rT part OF the world All cases warranted ~
~ arre for advice. No students or boys employ Cd
eassI,, ], TELLER, NJ ID.
Beaver st.. ALBANY ny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
NUMBER II.

which we have expressed. a.2 iE-
Approaching the patriotic motives
which have prompted your letter, and
reciprocating your expressions Of kind
regards, we have the honor to be.
Very respectfully and truly. 7-
..- r. E, LEE, Virginia.
w. II. SutherIin, Va. G.. T. Beaure
gard, La. A B James, La. Alex H
stephens, Gal Beauregard, Texas;
Alex Fl H Stuart, Ga, M o H Norton
La. @ NJ Conrad, La. II P Branch, Ga,
Linton Stephens, Ga. Fl T Russell, Ga.
A It Caperton, w. Va. Sam ] Doug
lass, Fla. John Echols. Virginia; E
r Morton, Va. f S Etockdale, Texas;
John B Balwin, Va. F w Pickens, S
c.. Geo w Balling, Va. VIM J Robin
son, Va. Theo + Conway, Va. Jas. R
Anderson, Va. Jas Lyons, Va. VIM
f Turner, w Va. G II Sudee, S G. E
Fontaine, Va. John Letcher, Va. B
G Adams, Miss. w. J Greer, N. C.
Lewis E. Harris va. P.V Daniels,
Jr.
To General w. S. Rosecrans, Minister
to Mexico. White Sulphur Springs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
Leading Points.

The Democrats favor paying the
Boz ds in Greenbacks. "a. ......
The Radicals are for paying them
in Gold.
The Democrats are opposed to ne
gro suffrage.
The Radicals are in favor of negro
suffrage.
The Democrats favor economy and
low taxes.
The Radicals are extravagant, and
thereby increase the taxes. ...a
The Democrats appeal to the ballot,
for redress.
The Radicals appeal to the bayonet
to hold power.
The Democrats stand by our writ
ten Constitution. ..r-r... . ..-.....
The Radicals ignore it, and act out
side of it, said Stevens. ."fl
The Democrats are for all white
men not convicted of crime, voting.
The Radicals disfranchise white
men, and want to enfranchise ne.
groes. .t-.
With which party will you vote,
reader?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
The Rugged Issue-Honest, Men VS..
Thieves.


The Washington Digest publishes q
long list ofanames, among which are
Grant, Stevens, Sumner, Wade, Sher-
man, Schenck, Sprague and other SIM
liar leading lights of 'Repnblicanism, ),
whose aggregate wealth is S734, $50, GOO!
OF course, in the list heincludes the
notorious ''Beast Butler" whose for
tune was acquired, the Digest says, by
"Spoons and 5PIate."- The wealth of
these patriots before the. invasion of
the South was 81 ,O27 900. The Digest
then goes on to say: a.'.
''They commenced the Radical war
with a million ,of dollars. They have
run the government into a debt of
two thousand six hundred millions of
dollars. They have run the Govern
ment into q debt of two thousand six
hundred millions of dollars, and have
pocketed for themselves a sum over
ESg=STIVEN HUNDRED MILLION
DOLLARS =! sE5a which they hide
from taxation, and demand payment
of principal and interest in gold from
taxed and over burdened people,"
."May God in Hts mercy soon deliv-
er the people from suah rulersW ~ ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
"Jake Amber. y

We are credibly informed that Jake
Amber, in piece of yelping, done
at Leetonia on Tuesday night of last
week, which passed among Republi-
cans for very poor speech, said that
Tom Woods had been lying about
him in the PATRIOT We want Jake
to understand the PATRIOT has not
published anything of him half as
bad as the Republicans charged dur
ing the canvass for nomination that
most we published was from the tes-
timony of his own party; and any
thing we have said on our RESPONSE
bility, tCe k,lOt1 to be true. Now, if
Jake Amber wants to go round call
ing his party supporters liars, we haYe
no objections. but when he says we
lie about him, he lies and he knows
he lies. Who said he was a drunkard?
The Republicans. Who said he was
an infidel ? The Republicans. Who
said he was profane, vulgar, low, base d?
The Republicans. Who said he was
impure? The Republicans, Who
Salu ne was gambler? the RepuD-
licans. Who blackened what little
| character he has till it was bIacker
than his hat and nobody could see
that any was left? The Republicans.
Now, the PATRIOT published that
| the Republicans said some of these
things. 1t said if all were true, that
it made him fitrepresentative of the
party. But we never said what was
true and what was false of the char
ges. II he wants US to, we will do SO
with pleasure. From what we have
heard of the Leetonia yOwl, we sup
pose Jake was drunk. He had better
sober up and throw his lies into the
teeth of some coward like himself
and not yelp them behind our back
| Ohio Patriot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30

81 MRS. .El-IZABErH CADY. STANTON
in her paper called. .''Tzh4. .Revol,ttio'l, ~
writes of Horato Seymour, the next
President OF the United States; ua-iiib
E:Simple and dunostentntiOua,s strictly
Temperate he uses neither stcong9nor
spsrituDas Liquors, nor fobaccei3 iof the
most refined tastes and eleYated Indr-
ais. it is said eff him by those who.
have known him from his early youth
that he was never under the Influence
of strong drink never known to tell
an untrnth, or utter a profane oath
to indulge in vulgar story, q coarse
auecdote, or an obscene JEST nor did
he ever violate the prnprieties. of the-
Sabbath, or sit at the gambler's table,
or cross the threshold of more fashion
able vice Purity,of life with him is
a marked characteristics. Educated in
the Episcopal Church, he has ever
remained faithful to its communion,
adoring its doctrines by a blameless
life and multiplied deeds of charity"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
Hoonand's German Tonic

- ssubiaaloa 4T all ne iHoredieEIs er Us BiterE,
u.lth FsEH SdntG Cruz REHs OTanSs, ste- II - sSed
for s sase diSsaseE s BtsTS, t1here sOas
pasrs aLcoAOs stimulus required Iou t0tH bear -
atnd hdf these remedies entirely different yTezs
ssv Osrs GdveTtiEed for The Of ne diseases fdHsed
sss being scientific preparations Of IasdicinGI e<TGeE,
ssAfe ne sasrs are deooeti0Hs Of N souso
ySTpa- Ihs TONIC iE decidedly sf hs ssOE plea
s lasIs "a szgssisie ia pleasure take ~ t5is its
Ryegivn0, sEhilaratHS, ard Rsdielndl qualities hSs
sEA5sd q % BE- kROUa a. Ms grsGtesf of al t0nieS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30

THE beauties Of reconstructiORg can
be judged from the. fact that New Or.
leans has been made insolventI by it:
30 has Virginia, and Tennessee and
Texas, and Florida and South lOarOli-.
ma, Negro legislators at ten dolIars
per day, and carpet-bag Governors al l.,
from five ten thousand dollars per an
mum, and standing armies of negroes
would bankrupt any people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
DEBILITY.

T.srs - rr-sEs.rr. sut.1i t. HOefdHds SeTndH
y t-rs I..sf. --iyg==-sE.z5 -usss gf Bcbthty.
Gi.y ta.y fgf 90 taf.. GGE AdHd rlg0r 81 the phote
So. o. Gfsuy.Asr kSs'' = tLs aJtstIic, cause
on eyre, ~..,if d Q ~. JsSd. eaaL's TIA So
n,', gssf e. isrlfy As Lssd, gtoc q gS.~, SsSiS,
h asv ' i.EsaB, -,dscJfS hc gHOtg uagc from az
rrJ-s,- itH, tLs e4sels 0nd ehaHgs IA paiicnf
f.a, . sArrsTs0E.s.i Snac,aisd sssSk, aHd HeTrsES
i-.r,f fsi-f". e. S'ats., aai goysss t'cTs"H-
= * and Delicate Children are
rsi ~ strong bY uaiuG the EslItcrs or
. ".t.r. VA EsCI. JheJ arc Family Medl-
Cfu-S. ELSy can he adnlinisf cred Win
pt rGCcg snf. q TO Cllilu three months
old, 'hv EaONt delicate female, or man
Cf NINETY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
rron nox. LANES THOMPSON,

Judgc Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
pmLApELPHIA, April 2S, 1860.
IconzIdcr % EHOOfland's
German EREt ENA Iars - a ualldbts
y,,d,ri7,r In eEEc SL-z&A OF attacks OF
InaIEr TIonEsza EzzAzaOr Dyspepsia.
] can certify thIS from nay experience OF
f.. Yours. with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30

a. Radical orator asks, Es'tWhere can
we look for peace, happiness and pros
perity, except in the success of Recon
struction ?" In the State of Tennessee
for instance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
prom uoy. GEO. W. woopwARD,

Chez Jurt!ua CT the Supreme Court OF Pennsyyanis
PutLAp=LrHIA, March 10, 1851
lind Ilt-fianrs German Filters IS St0t az tftsz
icafng bsrfrrar 5Ui goad Ionic, Issf n dts0Tdsrt
81 ne dg,-tve Organs, aud IF great bs1ieh ~ eases S
debiiig aEd rd.i al ncrpOis action, IN the SyStel'
cEO W. WOODWARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
7,T3o, 1000.
The Radical Debt st1l Increasing I'M

The statement OF the Secretary of
the Treasury for the month of August
showed anAinerease- of the public debt
during the month of July of -..l
.-ss.4 i $13,288. .593 50. .s.,s,5 81
The statement of the Secretary of
the Treasury for the month of August
shows an increase in the public debt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
from REV JOSEPH II. knNNARD, D. D.

IRON KEW. JOSEI'W IT. hENN AIsIJl d L'l
Pastor of the Tenth BaptiSt Church, PhiadeiPhiA-
DR JAcKssS-DEAE SiR:-I hare been frequently
Tfques.cd connect nay 1oE recommendations or
differed kinds Of HaeieiHss L, rr0aTdiH0 ls PTGcttSs
as ot. Of my appropriate sphere have i all eases de-
e!iaed bUt gth clear proof plTSaS Instances ana
particularly IN my family, Of he siscflesS 81 Dr.
sa COURSE 10 sTpTcss my fall eosrie!ion thai for gen
eral debility the system and especially Tor lAyer
prep alton IN H~sA SOnts cases ~ may
Jdit /: btt HstIdUy, ~fsea ] doubt net, n '9lN
FTo1a Lhe above causes. Yours, VeTy respectfully,
j. IL KENNARD,
Eiglaih, bslOl0 Coates street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
$12,OO0,OOO.

In the two months, then just past,
the public debt has been increased by
tile party of economy to the tune of
$25, 1888, ,59e So.
That's economy! Let lis have peace,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30

Price of thS BItters, 81 90 per bottle
or, half dozen for IS 90. ,
Price of the Tonic, 81 SO per DoSLle
or, n half dozen for 81 so.
The tonis il pat up In quart bottles
Reeollse4 Raf Il is Br. HooEGnrS German ReEAsdies
,s1t ars so unfpeTsaLlv tIsed and highiy recon-
--,,Si I'D 70 not@-l, aUoto ne ByLagtstI
80 -, 2, 80 a. 5go0d, bseaHse he
--Sg., = 'I.y,-Jr -, - on IL Thee Rene
sss sSi SeHt BY s9PrsSS 10 Gny locality upon aPPe-
hloTt 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30

HERE are some figures which will
be well for taxpayers to. look over.
They show the difference between
Democratic economy and Radical ex I.
travagance in a time of peace: p o. y
i Expenses for Congress Including
boQks.:sasHi alf GJl 1.Lial--9v d&id 3
1856. >. 9.-.a IL !. ,.i.a $4,000, 1862 "
1866. - ~. - ,.,.....,....... . - ,O34, ,58S 7s
-iExpenses for collecting revenue Gus+
tolas,:I9Jisa eaF sTs5 oLw slq09q 2si
1906. ylgl. ...!l3.i!.'.. :! l.. &22, ,849, ,95S977
1866. ..s.a ogs.s'5l3356 {, Ky ~ q,
-hB&p peAscs for 5eiVil sdrvice:A gD11
1897 n. =haoI .t CAE DIE 100 icE
iSso iiiIu';if nov Vit5di .SlDso' SlDso'dzs azs9S5
AoHo: :. =. .OU, uo ,342 Us
i'I22xpeilses for war purposes -'-''1 \ =
1856 E:.3tt52 \. Dag ,9t8, ,f9s 81
1858, esti.' by See. of Treas f6, SCI, ,961 So
.f11lxilP Expenses Of Navy DepaEtment:r
1902 y % ,. rs;t.r.'rl,- 14,077,947 II
1868, esti. BY Navy Dept S0, ,25I, Cos SIS
Expenses OF administration : ,.r.t
Iooo ..''i 'f-ic =. lz,2f{zsl92 ~
1913 ;',5.;'.. - ''3o0, ~ ,64l y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
Frfgntfu1 Expend ditures :

{, The expenditure of the government
during the month of July5were; .At ~
W. $4a549, ,Oo0,I gaj 10 nais
and the total expenditure for the
month of August, as just reported by
the Secretary of the Treasury, was
l$S7,73o, 900.
This indicates an average expendi-
ture per month of So. 189, 800, or.
EgesG 10 $5O5, 100000 ,lz1-5 .H
per year l. Taxpayers are you ready
for peace ?-aalG p .s..I.= lr-z.L -szz
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
CAUTION.

IEssfaadrs German Remedies are eoUnteTfsiisd Ths
y.nlsias have t4s signature Of q. VI. Jackson on
he fof Of ne ousde tsTapPsT Of each 6ottte, and me
ase sC ss artiels 6tOsra each sOtAs Az oilers GTs
ssssnterfciS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At Tf1E GERMAN MEDICINE Stone.
Ne. ss1 LRch srHEEI, PkilGSelrhs1
CHAs. II. KVANs,
Proprietor,
Ho,-.srlx O. n. JACKSON a 90.
These Remedies arc for sale By Drug
-auts, stOrekeePsrs, and Medicine DeA+
srs OUory=Asrs.
A.u~ o.-Sa l. s.auzSs usH tEs srt'Sss 80 bSJ' q"
OrSeT . - As SssssaGe'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
Hollands German Ritters

IL entirely vegetable, and contains no
IIouOr. II Il compound or FIuid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Isarks
from which these extracts are made
arc gathered in Germany.
All the mcdt cInRl virtues
Erc cXtractedV Efrom them by
a aciensIE <euzEc% chemist. Th csc
extracts nre then forwarded 10 this
country be used expressly for the
mRnufaeIure ofIhese Bitters. There Is
NO alcoholic su bsIancs of any kind used
In cOunpounding the BItters, hence it iS
the only IBIIters that can be used In
cases where alcoholic sGimulnntS are
not adv1Bable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
RECONSTRUCTION.
LETTER TO LEE
AND
REPLY OF THE LATTER.

The following is the Rosecrans--
Lee correspondence:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30

and confiding, that we shall in its
sunshine behold the rainbow of peace
in our political sky, now black with
clouds and impending storm. know
you are a representative man in rev.
erence and regard for the Union, the
Constitution and the welfare of the
country, and that what you would
say would be endorsed by nine tenths
of the whole people of the South ;
but I should like to have the sigma
lures of all the representative South
ern men here who concur in your
views, and the expressions of their
concurrence from the principal Off
GERS and representative men through
out the South, when they can be
procured. This concurrence of opin-
ions and wills. ali tending to peace,
order and stability, will reassure our
Union soldiers and Congressmen who
want substantial and solid peace, and
cause them to rise above the level of
party politics and take such steps to
meet yours as will insure a lasting
peace with all its countless blessings.
Very truly, your friend,
w G ROut,r,Is ,rS ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-30
PHYSICIANS.
DENTISTS.

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~ Hartor's Bank Block, Canton, OHIO. All op-
cratic N Aechsaical Dentistry periormrd In the
lltest and most improved manner. He would call
especial attention 20 his Gold Ful.s, IN which in
the words OF -. Ward" he Is cqLa.leo 10y few and
exccllod by none.
CURGEoN DENTIsT-A, J. DOUDS OFFICE
- up stairs above Deuhel's Jswelry store, Canton,
ONO, an operations connected with tho profession
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