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pENnsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECT SEPT lS. 1858.
The trains of the Pennsylvanla Central Railroad
leave the pt pot NJ III lRT Y.klkST and MARK Er
Street cars the last connecting with each train
Leaving Front ana "a ArkeL streets thirty minutes
fore ils departure. The Cheenut and Walnut streets
cars run within one squaEe OF the Depot. - g.
ON Sundays-The Market Street cars leave Front
psleeplng Car Tickets can be had application ~
the Ticket office N w. corner Ninth and Chestnut
eents OF the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at the depot Orders left at
No sol Chesnut stleet, or No. ll8 Market street, will
receive eTiReAAIIiSNS eTTRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, vIz-
Natl Train 6'OO A, M,
Paoi Accommodation, 10 ~ A. hA' w. ana 9OO +. ~.
EAsL ~ A. M
Erie Express aU "a ~
He rrispirg Accom- mOdatlo zeu Z. ~.
Tancaster dati 400 L. M.
ParkesbuTg Train. 09O T. NJ
(incnneJi xpresB. VU e M'
Erie all ana Buffalo Express. lUO Z. M.
Philadelphia Express & M liant;
wiIiiamsport only Saturday ptght On Sund ~ night
nwsssenaers will leave Philadelphia at II o'clock
Philadelpha Express leaves daily All otnerH@lnH
dsfy STesps er5 Train daily
cent Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro.
cured and bsgeage delivered py ow T. M ~ NO. A0
MArksTsR TRAfNs sIlfess ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIII
~ A. M.
| Paoii Accommodation ,S2O A. M S4Oand 7.l0 r M
Frie Mail and Buffalo ~ a. M
ParkeBburg Train. ~ a. ~
Lancaster Train. x M
Erie Express. ~ e
Day Express. ~ e m
If-n.a Co. .atin
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
| AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF GEOHGE MOORE. deceased.
The Auditor appoin ed by the Cours TO audit SETTLE
and az LUST the account of CHARLES MOORE, Ad-
mnsLrator OF the Estate OF 9EoHaE MOORE de-
hands of the accountant Will meet the parties In
terested, Tor the purpose of his appointment on
WEDNESDAY,, the 2lst day OF October 1868, at 81
o clock p. M at the Onice of r. II. THARP, No. 80
t. TIL RID street. in the City of Phada. 10 thstu5t
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
l. AND COUNTY OF PH1LA DELPH1A.
Estate OF the Minor Children of JOAN Il. BURKE,
deceased -,
The Auditor appointed by the Court 70 aunlt Sstte
ana ADJUST the second account or JOHN SEGdAN, M:
D., Guardian of the children or JOHN II.
BURK f. deceased. and TO report dt trionuon OF the
has In the hands of the accountant VIII meet the
parties Interested for the purpose OF his appoint
ment on FRIDAY, October l6. 1865, at O'Clock r NJ
at his office No 4S3 WALNUT Street. In tne CITY or
Philadelphia. THOMAS j. WohhEdLn.l d.l
I06tulhs6J AuonoE.
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Eor further information apply t0 .,,-,.
EVA JOHN o. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
NO. SOL OHE5NUT Street.
CAPT. u. ID. MAY,
Continental Hotel
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. 1l6 MARKET ktreat.
SAMUEL III. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The PennBylvanlA Railroad Company will not as.
gume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing APP
parel and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. An Baggage exceeding that amount
nv sDeolaI contract. EDWARD ii. WILLIAMS,
4& Genera superintendent ALTOONA, Pa
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

EsJglTA PHILADELPHIA AND TREN.
uReK6saae4sseLs ton steamboat Lins-rhe steamboat
hDW1N kORttEST leaves ARCH street WhsrI tor
Trenton, stopping at TacOay, Torregdale, Beverlv
@ B@nrlingIon, Brstol, Florence, Robbins Wharf. and
Leaves CHI Street Wharf Leaves south Trenton. :
saturday, Oct. 10, An Saturday, Oct. lU. IL N.
n.ediate landings. leaves Arcn street wharf a
Monday, Oct ~ 10 Am Monday, Oct. IL, 2 PM
Tuess,cnay,, :, " 1910 AN Tuesday, 4" ls, Pm
1hursday, :" IS u Am Thu sday, IS, Pm
Frlosyi, r,onS, iS, 10 M: Frlosy, is, Pm
places, 25 cents. All
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FOR WILMINGTON. CHEs'

zFss FOR WILMINGTON, CHESTER,
AND HOok.- Fare, 10 cents Excur.
ses-1@Srai0n tick cts, l5 0Auts
tne s.ehme. AhlhlI leaVJs UHESNUT Street
wharf at $50 A. M and returning leaves WlmIng
Ten At r. H. Excursion uckets, Is cents, The
steamsr y. NJ, FELToN leaves OHLSHUT Street
Wharf at 3 p. NJ. Fare, 10 cents. iOI2 2w
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Sale at No. lis North Nineteenth street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE
CARPETS, ECC.
On Wednesday Morning,

Oct "A, at 10 O'Clock, at IFS N. Nineteenth street,
will be sold, the entire Household Furniture, com
prsing walnut paror furniture. covered with terry
elegant centre table, California marble top; music
stand Brussels, ingram and Venetian carpets side
boaro marble top; extension dining tables; china and
cut glass; bronze clock; elegant walnut chamber fur
niture; beds and mattresses; cottage furniture ETC.
Also, kitchen furniture, Iefrigerators, etc.
Catalogues will be ready at the auction store on
Monoay. i0122t
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Nj THOMAS & SONS, NOS. I39 AND 14I
lN, s, FOURTH STREET,

Extensive Sale at Nos 19 and 1l South Fourth street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE. PIANO FORTE, MIR-
EOKS, HANDSOME VELVET, BRUSSELS AND
OTAER CARPETS ETC, ETC.
On Thursday Morning,
October l5, at o'clock, at tAe auciio rooms,
lara ept of superior household furniture,
comprising handsome walnut parIor and library
suits led walnut chamber SUITS superior mahogany
plano. forte made by schumacher d Co., fine French
plate mante and pier mirrors wardrobes. bookcase
sdeboaros extension tables, china and glass ware
EDS and bedding, fine hair mattresses, office furnl.
iu g. bars and counters, chandeliers, handsome vel
vet Brussels, and other carpets, etc., etc. 19lS2t
MEDICAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
FROM LIBRARIES,
On Thursday Afternoon,
October l5 at o clock. RIO l3 1t
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Sale NO. T1I3 Race Street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, La ROE MANTEL AND
FER MIRRORS, kOeEWOOO PIANO. FORTE
ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE FINE CAR
PEAS, ETC.
On Thursday Morning.
October l5 at 10 o'clock at No. 1913 Race street. will
be sold the elegant furniture of family removing
from the city, comprisng-Walnut parlor suit,
covered with plush; rosewood piano. forte, made by
Haet & Davis. French plate mantsl mirror, rs by
5s inches; pier mrror Ito by y inches velvet Brus
sells Venetian carpets; lace curtains elegant wal
nut chamber furniture; dining. room and sttingroom
furpiture; French china dinner and tea china rich
cut glass; kitchen furniture, etc.
ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE.-Also, an ele-
CANT rosewood billiard table and fur nituie.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery ut the auction
Monday.
The furniture be examined early the morn
ing OF SALE 10 IL &c
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Ezsikr~sA OPPOSITION TO THE COM
81 ~ - - SINED RAILROAD AND III yER
Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER will make daily
S4curslons TO Wilmington (Sundays excepted) ouch
ing AZ Snester and Marcus Hook, leaving ARCH
Wiimingtop at7 A. NJ. and z. id,
Light freighta taken.
l8n Ia W. 9isp,sin
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,SiTA FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURR
riSIfzszys Transportation Company Despatch
Canal and after the 18th Of March, leaving daily at
IL M. and 2, M connecting with all Northern and
For freight which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to WILLIAM III, BAIRD IL CO.,
ia No. 1872 s. DELAWARE Avenuc,
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
- CHANGE OF TIME rhe splendid
sleAnler IWILI9HT leaves 0hesnut street wharf at
touching at Tacony, Riverton, Andalusia, and Be
verify. Leaving Bristol at 101SA, NJ. and p. NJ. Fare
rs cents Excursion. DO cents. l0l0sH
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RAILROAD LINES.
M oTIcE no sHIPPERs.
Large reductions having been made from New
York on
WEST BOUND TRADE,

TO meet the same, have made corresponding reduo
lions to roect the trade OF Philadelphia, aud Will at
all times continue this policy.
For rates, and other Information, apply to the
Agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
THIRTEENTH and MARKET Streets, Philsdel
pbA, -
1912 0t General i eight Agent Penna. II II Co.
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TNH0MAS BIRCH Il SON, AUCTIONEERl
L AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. III
CHESNUT Street, rear entrance No. llO7 SAMSON so
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nyElEA DAILY EXCURSIONS.-THE
sssssss2s splendid steamboat JOHN A. WAR.
ht.k. leaves Oh ESNUT street Wharf, Phllads,, at
O'Clock and O'Clock z. M, for Burl ngLon
BRISTOL touching ct Rlverton Torresdale, Andaiusa
and beverly Returning, leaves Bristol at O'Clock
Fare, rs cents each way: Excursiop 40 cta suu
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
L THROUGH AND DIRECT M M ROUTE B BETWEEN
VILLA MSPORr, AND THE GREAT OIL RE.
GION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
ON and alter MONDAY. Seple mber IA, 1868, the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FeR EsyaIFHIHSs >HSRxE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX-
Gelient medicine enjoys
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
Marvellous. InYeterate
cases of Scrofulous dis-
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by 1t.
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders, WhichWere ss-
gravated by the scrof5;
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True, Too True.

Honorable Thomas CorWin q short
time before his death remarked that
the District of Columbia reminded
him of what happened on one of his
electiOneerlng tours. The party. four
in number, travelling in wagon in
one Of the sparcely-settled counties OF
Ohio, was importuned by ragged
boy to take him with Them, remark
ing that he belonged TO nobody, and
nobody belonged to him." Consent
was given. A day or two after the
party stopped at one OF the roadside
hotels. During dinner hour, a dish
OF greens, said to be the finest ever
grown in that country, was placed on
the table. All but the boy iudulged
heartily, and the result was severe
attack OF collie. After the recovery of
the party a consultation WIS held, and
1t was unanimously agreed that here
after any new dishes set before them
should first be given to the boy, and
he be force1 to eat of them. If after
the proper time the urchin did not
show signs that the food disagreed
with him, then they could partake of
| it in safety. Said Mr.. COrWin, the
District of Columbia is in the san e
position as that boy: me first dose of
any suspected act is administered 10
these defenceless people; it not poison
Gus, then the attempts will be made
on the States, - Washington Etenin9
| ErDrHSS ....-....
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What Soldiers Say.

The soldiers are not the men who
desire to keep up strife between the
two sections. Having fought the war
out they desire q complete restoration
of the Urion, and are willing to for
get aad forgive. This was fully
pr )ven at q large meeting Of Union
30 diers which was held in Nashville
the other day. Resolutions were
adopted expressing faith in the hon.
esty Of rebel soldiers who surrender
ed; commencing their good conduct
SINCE the war; declaring diSfranchise-
ment Of the dominant party unwise
and ungenerOus (; favoring universal
amnesty ard pardon for all past polit-
Ical offences declaring that the pub
lie credit must be maintained, bul
bondholders must be paid IN green
backs. Delegates were appointed u
the New York Convention. Genera
Dawson presided.
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A Difficult Surgical Operation.

One of the most difficult surgical
operations on record, and one ofgreat
interest to the medical profession,
termed ovariotOmy, was performed
at Ft. Wayne, Indiana, on the Goth
inst. upon the daughter OF one of our
most respectable citizens, by DIR. w.
Fl. Myers, of this city. assisted by Drs.
Wood worth and Rosenthal, and 9TH
ers. The young lady is but sixteen
years of age. The tumor removed
contained eighty pints Of semi liquid,
supposed to weigh about nine pounds
to the gallon. In the main sac was
contained a number OF small cues. the
fluids of which were ali OF different
coIors. The youpg lady is doing a:
well as could be expected. 4 com.
plete history Of her case. will be writ,
ten by her surgeon for publication il
the medical Journals of this country
and Europe.
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ArOthsr temperament Scheme.

Old Thad. Stevens has started an
other Impeachment scheme. He has
four articles, which he pro-
poses to refer to a select committee,
with instructions to report at some fu-
ture day. The first article charges
the President with instituting provis-
ionaI governments in the South with
out the consent of Congress the sec
ond with usurpation of the pardoning
power the third, with using his pat
ronape to Obstruct the laws Of Con-
gress in the Southern States /; and the
fourth with using corruptly his pat
rouage to affect the result of elections
In different States within three years
past. Old Thad. expects to succeed
with his impeachment scheme after
the scallywag and carpet-bag Sena-
tors, elected by the negroes OF the
South take their seats, That he be-
Heyes he will be able to caray inn
parchment through after the admis-
sion of these Senatorial adventures,
we have not the sIi ghtest doubt. He
is vindictive old creature, and never
stops half way in any devilment he
may have on hand. The moderate,
and more decent portion of the Re
pub lican party are alarmed at this
new movement, and it is expected
that the introduction of this article
will excite no little commotion. He i:
said to have prepared an elaborate
speech in their defense, of which he
will speak few lines and the CLERK
| will read the balance We shall sex
what will be the result OF this thirC
| attempt at impeachment.
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Judge kmblsr on the Rampage.

Judge Ambler, Radical candidate
for Congress, it appears, got on the
rampage few days ago at Salem, and
procuring club, went TO the house of
Mr.. Heaton, and was going to smash
his head but Mr.. HentOn did not
happen to be at home; and the dire
consequences were no doubt saved
The cause of the Judges wrath was
that it was charged that he was John
sonized. 1t is said that he threatens
to resign his Congressional aspirations
if this thing of talking 0bout him, es-
peciaily III his own housenold of pO-
litical faith, is TO go on. Not much,
he Won't If he has two drops 0fE.adic-
al blood 81 him. He ought to be a
candidate against McCoole or Coburn.
Wouldn't th@y make the campaign
lively Cincinnati Ell9lltres., 4tH inst
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THE Radical Convention for this
Congressional District met at Wells
vile, Ohio, on Wednesday last. The
prominent candidates were Judge J.
a. Amber, of ColHmbiana, Hon. R.
Sherrsrd, OF Jefferson, and Gen. E. F.
Schneider, of Stark After seventeen
baIlotings, Gen. Schneider withdrew,
when Judge Amber was nominated
on the eighteenth ballot. To recon
cile Gen. Schneider and his friends
for th0ir unexpected defeat Mr.. S. was
nominated 70 Presidential elector for
the 18th District .. ..
Mrs. Victor, of Cleveland has been
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree. She poisoned her brother, last
winter, after having secured life in
surance policy in her favor for $4,000
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GENERAL GRANT is the recipient
Of pay and emoIuments equal to $22-
600 per annum. Not long ago he re-
ceived a gift Of 800, 900 in bonds from
admirers in New York. From Phila-
delphia friends he received a splendid
house, completely furnished. worth
$50, 600, and from other sonrces he re-
ceived valuable presents which makes
his fortune exceed quarter Of a milk
ion dollars. Raised thus from power
ty to wealth, he no longer preserves
an identity as the ''plain, simple''
man, who q few years ago, was an nm
observed ana inconsequsntsl cit
izen of Galena. ..
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Congress-.

WEDNESDAY, lsT.-SENATE.-The
Joint resolutions introduced some time
ago by Edmunds for the exclusion OF
unreconstructed Southern States from
voting at Presidential elections, were
taken up, and after speech by Trum-
bull in opposition were laid over for
the Civil Appropriation Bill, WI
was the special order of the day. An
evening session was held for the con-
sideratiOn of private bills.
HoUsE.-A number of minor bills
were passed, after which the House
resamed consideration of the Alaaka
Appropriation Bill. The new tarid
bill was reported from the Committee
of Ways and Means.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08

A few night since an old lady, who
had got upon the train for Chicago at
Freepor<, Illinois, was observed sud
denly to throw up her arms, excIRim.
Ing, - I am q wicked witch, and am
going to dep She died soon after in
commissions. In her pocket was found
bottle labeled poison"
The lOcusts are disappearing froru
Indiana.
The Philadelphia brick makers
have all " turned cut on the present
strike.
The specie export from New York,
July lst, was $6l7 800.
United States silver is at discount
OF ten per cent. in Canada.
A house was burned on the lat, at
Rockland, Maine, and Miss Eliza In
graham, an elderly woman, the only
occupant, was suffocated.
II is expected that Governor Swami
will appoint w. Pinckney White to
serve out the remainder of Reverdy
SOnAAaOn > NcEAl-
The four Catholic Archbishops OF
the United States protest against the
rnising of q battalion for the Pope,
and urge contributions OF money In.
stead.
The Indians were still troublesome
along the Upper Missouri, wreaking
their vengeance generally ON our
woodchoppers and wolf poisoners,
who, they say, are driving of their
game. They do not disturb traders.
The new Impeachment articles of
THAI. Stevens, together with the
speech which Is to accompany them,
are finished and in type. Proof slips
have been taken but are refused the
press. Mr.. Stevens will take the first
opportunity TO present them.
Poland, OF Vermont, honest enough
to vote against admitting Mckee,
defeated by 1000 majority In the
Ninth Kentucky District, moves
Thad. Stevens to declare the Radical
ticket elected In every State where ii
is not defeated by less than 10000
votes. Let us have peace
The steamer Benton srrived ~
Leavenworth, from the Upper Mis-.
souri,, last week, with n cargo of TO-
600 buffalo robes, 5000 wolf skins, s
large number OF deer, elk, antelope
beaver, mink and other skins, valued
at $4,000. The bufialoes are very
plenty this season, and all kinds o
furs and peItriss are better than eve
before known.
Let US have peace 70 said Hiram
Ulysses Grant to the Chicago Con
tionIsts and Hiram Ulysses is hav
ing it severely. He arrived in Cincin
natl July 1st, not having been dis
turbed by signal or other evIdenc
of enthusiasm, during the whole rout
from Washington. Again we say
"Let Us have peace ]"
The House judiciary Committe
have agreed to report the bill prohit
. itiDg aliens and foreigners from pros
e ecuting claims In the United State
y Court OF Claims, and also providin
: that where suits are instituted /
4 State Courts by parties against Unite
n States officers, they shall be transfe
]; red to United States courts.
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On Monday the Goth day of July, 1868,
Z EGAL NOTICE.

, Peter COnttet, and his wife Pauline
CunLteL, or The State OF Tennessee, Rosina
SAvios, the unknown heirs of John 7.
Grant, and the unknown heirs of Francis
SaViOs. and of Rosinn S2vios, whose
names ana places of residence are -un-
known, will hereby take uotice:- =--
= That on April llth, 1868, A. D., ChrisN
tian Hoover, OF Stark county, Ohm. IN
the court of common ple2s, in ana IA.
said county Of StRI K, t5iote u GhtO. h:@.
his petition against John PauLct ana hts,
wife Margaret PSutot, and the 9 onve
PaIned parties, as dcfscEeDt5, sstt5nG
forth that in the yrac 1852, A. D., John
2. Grant, being ~ gned in les OF two Ger
tain tracts of land, containing over thir-
teen acres and five acres respectively,
situate in section thirty~toHr, township
twenty or range seven, in said Stark
county, which are moro fully described
i'll said petition, contracted TO sell and
convey the same in fee simple to John
Pautot, Bnd did convey said premises to
saiu PautOt, by deed, duly executed in
all respects, but that, ~ mistake of the
person who drafted said .Geed, said land
was described as lyiRg in section thirty
three III said tow nship and range. and
that, In like manner, said lands were
sold and conveyed by said wrong cescE p
ton, from said John Pauttt and wife %
Peter CeDttet and Franois SavloS jointEv,
and tIssst afteANards SAID soavias, aud lla
| wife, RosinA SRvioe, py the esns Llis-
| discIi ptiOn, caused il ike manner hy if-,
| mistake of the seriVener copSeyoa Ehe
! same py deed 10 said Peter GauttGs, EGo
| afterwards, together with hiz y @ifS..oy sEs
correct description. conveyed the same
| TO the plaintiff =. -
That said petition preys that said .parl
ties defendant may iba desired to 61ecute
and denver to said plaintiff good and suf-
| ficient deeds for said too tracts OF land,
| ana that in default Of their Sc doing the
| decree of this court be made and held to
correct said conveyances according to said
peutlon, and shall have th=-force and etA
| ,eCt of such conveyanceS from said de-
! 1endants, and that the plaintiff may be
| quieted IN his title to said real estate, and
| ior other proper relief. -a. - q
! -..- SCAAEFER tS LYNCH,
| AtIy's fer Christian Ho5ver, PIE. .
/ July 7th 1S6S.-nv5- 6w EH.-' l..iEl e.