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! RSAReverdy johnson is said to be
lacting under instructions from the
President. Seward is amazed at his
conduct, and thinks it highly censura-
BILE, which threatensaruptu between
Seward and the President.
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a PERFECT CURE

For DysPePsl, Fever and Ague, Aci
dity Of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and al
diseases arising from a disordered state
of the Stomach. Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD & BENTLEY,
Druggists, Buffalo, n. Y Sold by al
druggists.
soldby f. II. ALLISON, Druggists, War
Ohio. Nov. Is, 1865.
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MSrMr. w. G.. Foster, editor of tn,
.Wellsville Union, was assaulted Oh
1.-THE 9TH, by d. It. Lawson, a defeated
democratic candidate for Congress, 70,
assertions made during the past cam
.paign.
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I.AWVERa

5Wm please notice that the OHIoSTATE JOUR.
NAL is The only paper for which the Supreme
1Court Reports sre revised and proof read 6l
PIE Supreme Court Reporter. These reports arr
lal publshedin the Weekly Edition, and are
authoritative.
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lhOpe TO gain still further approval.
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SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED,

IT T is ordered that the following ac-
Il counts Of Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, which have been filed in the Pro
ibate Court-O Of Eumbull County, be adver-
.tised four consecutive weeks, according to
law, and that they remain on file for inspec-
ItiOn and exceptions, until Decemberl7, when
sthey viii be examined n orderedtO record
III no exceptions appear thereto:
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ElThe Louisville Journal, Prem
.tice' organ, has been CONSOLIDATED
with the Courier under the name 0
1.-The latter.
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STON n.

|TF YOU WANT SOME sUPE-
i rior walk stone. Flag Stone for cellar bot
we'll stone. eiEtern stone. step stone. fence
stone, hitehing posts, underpinning stone, por-
Itico stone, hearth stone or wall stone or any
|thinE that stone can be used for; from 11<inehss
Iap 10 nine inches in thickness. and from two
|feet square up 10 twenty feet, 90 to REEVES
Ia RATLIFFS. 3 miles N. i. Of Warren, or
address Warren P. o.. Box as.
sspt 2 ls6S-tf
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! RAThe nuptials of Schuyler Col
fax are expected to take place to-mor-
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n9AThe Stark County Rcpublicu,
and the Canton depository have beer
consolidated.
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{ HalThe adjourned session of thu
Legislature commences on mex
Monday, November %.
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: ESS@ Congress met on the 10th inst
and no quorum being present it adj
fjOurned till December eth.
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] RAThe population of Ohio is calcu
5lated to be 3,0O0,O 900
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Potato Men. Take Notice!

4 A FEW of The Early Rose Potatoes
sAleft, Sl,0 per pound, or 4Ibs for $50
sAlsoa few barrels Early Goodrich Seedlings
sPotatoes, the earliest variety known except
sEarly Rose, 5Ocents pei pound, S2,50per peck.
sS5,O per bushel, $1,000 per Dbl. Also a Late
Seeding, the best producer known
Ifor family use. Has produced for the produ-
scer thep past season at the rate of As bushels
acre, Notwithstanding the great drouth.
! Address all communications TO WILLIAM
IA, SANDERS,. Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
Nov. Is, lS6S-lms
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Public sale

Public Sale.
aT WILL OFFER at public venduC
3 miles east OF Hartford Center, on Tues
HAY, the LIST day OfDec. next, my whole stock
feed, team and tools as follows:
25 sheep, consisting Of Wethers, Breed.
iEwes, Young Stock Sheep and Lambs in
about equal proportions, 2 Bucks. Thess
lSheep are excellent shearers, in good condi
ition and sound. Mares 6 years old, of the
i'Wickweir Black Hawk stock, IL and l;
hundred weight. 3 Beef Cows, 80 Tons o.
HdH, 800 bushels Corn, % bushels old corn
5Shelled, Us bushels Oats, 50 bushels Whea
acorn Stalks and Straw. Clipper MOUeT,
wheel Rake, Horse Fork andTackle, Wagon,
tSled, Harness, idouble and single) Sulkey,
Drag, Cultivators, W~heelbarrow, Grain
ground
! Terms-A credit of 4 months without int
iOr one year with Interest, with approved Sc
4curtty, on all sums over $. Sale to com
lmence at 10 O'Clock. WILLARD HULL.
O~rangevllle, o., Nov. 1877
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arrest Arrirnl Of the Season.
TERMs:--s2.oO per Year in Advance.

"Let our laws and institutions speak no.
of white men. nor of red men, not Of BLACK
men not of men of any complexion; hui
like the laws of God-the Ten Command
ments and theL Lords Prayer-lett them speak
OF the people. MAYNARD.
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n DAD NOTICE. petition will
n, be presented to the Commissioners Of
ITumbuQ Co. Ohio, at their next meeting,
the first Monday in Deeember) for Straight
ening of n road on the premises Of Daniel
Burns OF Kinsman Township. All persons
any objection to the same will hle
them at the Auditors Office on or before said
day. DANIEL BURNS,
Kinsman, Nov, II, lS8s-4te Petitioner.
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H@BThe President elect declined
the reception rendered him,
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Pa-MR. RITEzEL has not yet recov
cred his health sufficiently to be out o.
the house, and will not be able to re
sumo business for a couple of weeks.
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A JOURNAL
C0MLY- & SMITH, Publishers.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1869.

Last year the JOURNALreachedthe highes
circulation ever before attained in is histO
~. We feel justified in accepting this evi
suCuce Tnnr Our grror1S nave not been unSuc
.cessful. This year we propose to publish, in
serial form,
Ro M Z,
BY one OF the EIost Popular Writers Of the Age
That would cost, in separate form, the full
price of the WEEKLY JOURNAL for one year
'at club rates, It will furnish delightful read
ling for the hreside. In addition to this fea,
'ture, worth alone the price of the paper, W.
shall V our usual variety ofmatter for
THE HOUSE, Farm AND WORKSHOP, e
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Personals.
r o r 4 r r Y Il o ID Y.
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News.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. The I'M
Idersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor on the estate of Alvin
late of M-esopotamia, TrumbulI Co.
ohio. JAMES ANDERSON,
M~esepotamia. NoY. 1857 Executor.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
- Be sure and send Money by Req
3lsAered letter.. when possible. In somein-
istaneeS Country P0stmasters have refused 70
itorHard letters to Us. suPposing that our basi-
3ness came under the law against LotAS-;s@
Gift Enterprises. &C. although IL has bssn I've.
and over declared lawful by the legal safhori-
3ues. This action IS instigated By ths iealoasy
tsE should again decline 20 forSS-d Istiers
We cannot be responsible for money Iost. un-
safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address in full, Town, County and
s. c. THOMPSON & co,
I3e Federal StreeT. Boston, Mass.
ca D.
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no AGrrrs

Certificates giving 3 complete Dissertation az
PARTICLES TO be sold for One Dollar. Will ~ Soid ~
7the rate Of TEN CENTS EACH.
Club OF Thirty. and $500.
5~ThePerson sending it can have their ch.;c.ot
me following articles as their eommissio5. ~
fyaTds cotton cloth. Harris Cloth Pants Pattern
7op5en9la Bowie knite. Lancaster Quilt Eugrs-
wed Silver spoon holder, pair ladies' extrs o5oi;-
~ Cloth Boots. Print Dress Pattern. WSrsts3
reaktastSha white linen Table Cloth 81 ~
1steel bladedk Knives and Forks, setSilyer nIsfS5
9torkss Embossed Table Spread, EleTant En9-S-
5Hed silver Plated Gold Lined Goblet. Violin ant
5boWs Fancy Dress Pattern, EleSanfSiik Bsad-
9ed, Parasoi. lC0-picture Morocco Photoorsnb
album. Elegant Ivory Handled SpauTIed SiiE
Fan. One dozen large sized Linen ToWeis Fan-
icy BalmOral Skirt, Ladies Morocco Sbopoin-
5Bag. Honeycomb Quilt. Alhambra O1iIt Us
adies, SOLID Gold California Diamond Ring Gents
Flain or Engraved Gold Ring. Q6 carefs sneI
Ladies Solid Black Walnut WrifinT DSsS -
dies, Fancy Black Walnut Work-Box, Cotts1s
Clock. One dozen Ladies' Linen Handkercbisfs
kerchiefs. nn
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rhe Republican Party, the Constitution and tn,
Union.
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DEATHS


In Greene, Trumbun Co, o., Oct. 2d, of ty-
phOid fever, NARY AMELIA FAUNCE,
wife Of c. p. Faunce, Esq, n daughter of
Henry Tew, of BaZetta.
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The following are {

RATES FOR WEEKLY EDITION
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N;B[-Highest Market price paid for all
OF Country Produce.
Warren, o., Sept, 80, Is6S-Sm
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20 Yards Sheeting. Fancy Cashmere Coat. Pants
and Vest Pattern, extra quality EnSrSvs5 81
yer Plated six Bottled Revolving Castor with
6laSs Bottles. Pair Splendid Rose Blanksfs
eSplendldb Engraved Silver Plated Tea Set .(thrse
yer Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool
Long shawl, Twenty-Five Yards Hemp Carpet
zlng. Splendid Violin and Bow. English Barage
5ShaHLl. Splendid Alpaca Dress Pattern. Silver
3Hunting CAsed Watch, Splendid Bible with Ele-
giant Steel EngraYings. Family Records and
Photograph Page. Poplin Dress Pattern, EnEra-
wed Silver PLATED lee PITCHER. Splendid Beaver
eCloak Pattern Sharp's Revolver. Splendid Ae-
7cordeoR Music Box. One PAIR fine Damask IA
bic Covers with One Dozen Dinner Napkins to
match. Commissions for Larger Clubs in Pro-
4~DOrtion.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Agents viii please take notice Of this. Do
enc upwards: Make your letters short and
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Zone Of the following articles. an zar5s a..
ing. Harris Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern pair
lhoneyeomb Quilts. Cylinder Watch. Donhis
Barrel Ride Pistol. Fancy Cashmere 6ress Psf-
dIsrn. thloet Shawl, Three Yards DOubIe Width
Waterproof Cloaking. Four Yds, Wool ProcF-
.lng. set Of Lace Curtains. Ladies Double Wool
SnaEl. SILVER Plated Card Basket, Splendid
EngragSo SILVER Plated Ice Pitcher, Engraved
Silver Plated Teapot. l00-picture TurEsv NJ
rocco PHOTOGRAPH Album. Lancaster Quilt. Al
Paees Dress Pattern. Engraved Silver Plated
iSix poured Revolving Castor. Pair Gents Calf
Handled knives, with silver Plated Forks
7RoseWood Frame Brass Alarm Clock. Pair az
All mool Blankets splendid Beaded and LINED
six Parasol Ladies Splendid Morocco TraveI-
fpg Bag Pair Of ALEXANDRIA QuiIts. Thirty Yds-
Print or q MarsaillesO Quilt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Neighborhood News.

In Van Vert, Ohio, on Wednesday, while
Samuel Mel, Post Master of that town, was
STOPPING to dip some water with pitcher, il
was struck by lightning and broken to atoms.
Mr.. Mel suffered no further injury than a
temporary numbness Of the arm.
The Democracy of Knox county held thei1
Convention last week and nominated the fol-
lowing county ticket: Auditor Lewis B.
Britton SSheriff Allen ] Beach Prose
cutting Attorney Abel Hart Jr.; Recorder
Elijah HarTod Commissioner James Head
ington Infimary Director James Scott ;
Coroner DIR. J. N. Mclaughlin.
A gentleman from Byron, Green County,
says the Dayton LEDGER, July 2Sth, brings
the intelligence that Mr.. Fletcher, farmer
in that neighborhood, was snot and killed on
Thursday night, by some person who was
concealed in the darkness. It is stated that
Mr.. Fletcher heard an unusual noise at his
barn, and contrary to the advice of his wife
(who had presentiment that evil was inten-
ded her husband) he went out to see wha:
was the trouble. He was shot down as soon
as he stepped into the barn yard and died
in short time afterward. Mr.. Fletcher
could not tell who committed the murderous
deed. As the assassin did not make any at
tempt to rifle the pockets of his victim, pill
lage the house or steal the horses, it is quite
probable that he had other motives in killing
Mr. +. than mere robbery. Suspicion has
fallen on a relative of the deceased, it is sta
ted, and there is a report that he has con-
fessed the murder and given himself up to
the authorities.
The cabinet Shop of VIM. Spear * Son,
of Wooster, was destroyed by fire ON the
evening of the 1st. Some of the material
on the inside was saved. Loss five thou
sand dollars no insurance. The fire start
cd inside the building from some unknown
cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Death of Hon. G. W. Belden.

Judge Belden, of our city, long one of
our most able lawyers and distinguished cit
izens, after few hOuIs' illness, expired, at
his residence, on Saturday last at p. NJ.
1t seems Judge Belden was attacked on
Friday night with hemmorhage of the stom-
ach, accompanied with severe vomiting
Several attacks left him in a very prostrated
and exhausted condition, and he began sink
ing rapidly about p. NJ, retaining howev-
er, possession of his faculties till near the
fatal close
Judge Belden's sudden decease was start
ling to our citizens, for, though in failing
health for the past year, he had been about
the streets as usual on Friday, and had felt
much better during the week. Our people
all realize that one of our most eminent and
best citizens has been taken away from us.
Judge Belden had nearly completed, with
in three MONTHS his fifty-ninth year. He
leaves one son, Mr. Henry Belden, and three
daughters, the youngest aged about II. The
eldest is Mrs. Judge Frease, of our city.
The funeral of Judge Belden took place
yesterday, CTuesday,) afternoon at p. n,
from his residence. His remains were fol-
lowed to the cemetery by his afflicted fami-
ly and other relatives, and by large con-
course of our citizens. The Masonic fra
ternity attended the funeral in their full re-
gala.
Long will the memory of Judge Belden
be cherished by the citizens of Canton, for,
as Judge, lawyer, and citizen, for over thir-
ty years, he had Alled the measure of
a noble fame. Peace to his ashes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

DRNTAL-The use of nitrous oxide gas
as an aesthetic, has been severely condemn
ed by that eminent authority, Dr. Richard
son, in the London LANCET. sit is painful, )
he says, ''to witness the childish excite
ment people manifest in relation to nitrous
oxide gas. 1t has been treated as a harm
less agent, when it is one of the most dan
gerous substances used for producing anses-
thesia. No substance has been studied with
more physiological exactness, and no sub
stance has been more deseryedly given up
as nnfit, and unsafe for use. Nitrous oxide
gas is not the agent that produces insensi-
bility, it acts indirectly, and the stupefer is
really CARBoNIO ACID. We hope these few
and kindly words will prevent catastrophe.
if they fail, the fault is not with us.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Local BreVites,

The Reaper Knife Manufactory of our
town, Messrs. Fast, Ballard 6 Co., has no:
been running for two weeks, in order to re-
pair their machinery.
The new Machine Establishment of Messrs.
Milton Ball s. r. d. Kuhn, across the rail-
way from Bucher, Gibbs, & Co., is ap-
preaching completion.
The new Tack Manufactory of Messrs.
Jay & Cook, on Cherry Street. south of the
railway, is about ready for the machinery.
The new freight building, east of the New
Depot, is q fine, capaciOus building.
Street religious service is still performed
on the Square. Rev. Buckingham preach.
ed from the balcony of the ST. Cloud Hotel
last Sabbath evening. Mr.. Buckingbam's
voice and style is not adapted for street
preaching. In fact, though somewhat nov
el to our people, it has created no sensation.
We hope, however, it will accomplish some
good.
Ellsler's Theatrical Troupe concluded their
engagement in this place on Monday even
ing, playing RosEDALE. ''Under the Gas
Light had ruR of three evenings last
week TO full houses. The company is fill
ing an engagement in New Philadelphia
Cherry Street is now one of our principal
streets, and presents quite a lively appear
snce since'the New Depot compels the Buss
and passengers to go that rout,.
The extensive addition of buildings to the
Novelty CAIalleable Iron).Works, of our city,
are about ready for occupancy. The Com
pany will abandon their old quarter on
North Poplar Street in few days.
Thompson's addition ION the old Hans
farm) presents fine appearance. The new
town has been, and still is being rapidly
built up. The dwellings on Liberty street
are all large, two-story buildings. Mr..
Thompson deserves credit for the fine i'm
provements in that quarter. He has som,
fine lots for sale ye:.
East Tuscarawas Street is presenting quit
business-Hke appearance. Mr.. Betz l.
making an open front in his brick dwelling
on the N. Z. corner of Cherry and Tusca
rawas,
Mr.. McQuay's new Furniture building
Immediately east of the Rex Block, is abou
ready for occupancy.
The Wernet boys have opened a new Til
Shop in the Cassidy Building, S. f. Corne
of Walnut Street, heretofore occupied as
Furniture Store by Pfendler & Barnhart
The Winterhalter Corner is transforme
into two business rooms, Lothammer, wit
his Grocery, occupying the eastern room.
The Webb dwelling is transformed int
two business rooms, occupied by Schwart
ner's Shoe Store and Cluffs Millinery E.
tablishment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following are the Transfers of Real
Estate for the past week:
Amos White and Andrew j. Morter ! of
an acre in Luke tp., Sc.
John Culley to Adam Grohe, east half of
lot II in MassillOn, 81, 800.
James Gardner to Directors of Navarro
Union School, lot 80 in Wetmore's add to
Navarro, $3.50.
John Kring to I. N. Snyder, 10 acres in
Osnaburgh tp., 81, $50.
Jacob Everhard to Benjamin Smith, 80
acres in Perry tp., $11, 73O.
B. Jackson to Timothy Marino, part of
lots 35 and 56 in Jennings & Brooks add to
Alliance, 5000.
Daniel Miller to Henry Foltz, 16O acres
in Lawrence tp., Sc, $50.
Johanna Karr to Louis Karr, lots and 81
in Lima, $3.50.
Archer Silver to Sam Silver, half of lot
10 in Bucher's add to Canton, $500.
Harriet Cook to A. SILVER, lot 20 in Buch-
er's add to Canton, $66S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

-. THE PIONEER MEETNG.-At the County
Fair Grounds on the 18th inst, although
not so large as expected, was still quite re-
spectacle in numbers. Nearly every town
ship in the county was represented. r II.
Folger, of Massillon. who was appointed tc
make the opening address, was taken quite
sick soon after he commenced speaking, and
was compelled to desist. \ motion was
adopted soliciting his address for publica-
ton. After dinner Col. Ball and Rev S.
German delivered set speeches. The oldel
pioneers were called out and entertained the
audience with accounts of the early settle
ment of our county. A permanent organi
zation of County Pioneer Association wa
| effected, by the appointment of John Sax
ton President G X. Skinner Vice Presiden
and DIR. Lew SlusSer Secretary. Theinten
ton is to have yearly meetings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

THE new name for the negro army
is "constabulary." Great Britain's
Ireland has constabulary, and why
shouldn't our Irelands have them,
too? Ekal rights.
Brownlow is running wild. A large
black monkey is roaming the woods
OF nnessee.-BOStOn Post.
That is cruel hit at a monkey
The Post should bear in mind that one
of that class may yet be candidate
for President, reasoning from analogy.
Tne Philadelphia Post (RadicaD
says "the people prefer an upright
and capable Democrat to corrupt
and ignorant Republican" That's
the reason Philadelphia will give a
majority for Seymour.
Henry Ward Beecher admits that
it is little hard to go Grant ''on NOR
al considerations 20 The God-and-
morality party are not particular.
General Grant really announced at
st. Joe, that he was ''dry and dusty
with travel"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

The wife Of Ir. James Russell. 0f
-Coiumbiana county, met with an ac-
cident on the 7ih inst, which resulted
in her death. Herself and daughter
We're on their way to East Liverpool
III q top buggy, and when they reach
ed the hill near the residence of Mr..
Moore, the young lady alighted from
the vehicle for the purpose of walk
ing. While driving down the hill,
both the horse and buggy were pre-
cipitated over the band, and rolled
oyer several times, Mrs, Russell being
carried along. She lived but few
moments after the occurrence. No
visible marks were on the body, and
it is supposed her injuries were inter
nal.