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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
Commissioners Proceedings.

CANTON, Sept. S, 1868
Board met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment. All tho members present.
In the matter of the application of
Henry GrlbbIe for the alteration of a
road, the alteration was granted in
accordance with the viewers report.
The viewers report on the appIica-
ton of q. w. Lawrence and others,
was read the 3d time, and further
proceedings adjourned till oct. I4th,
1868.
N. Ncidig was awarded the con
ttact for supplying the cOuLty with
coal, for the ensuing year at iOl cents
per bushel.
Ordered that tine sum of 500 be
appropriated to the CITY OF Canton,
for the Fire Alarm Telegraph. an in
strument to De placed in the Public
Buildings.
Ordered, That the Justices tran
scripts ON file and not allowed, be re-
rerred to the Prosecuting Attorney
for examination and report.
The Board proceeded to- examine
the books OF the Auditors office, and
find the County Treasurer charged
with $55, 1876; they then counted The
money in the Troasury-and Orders
redeemed by the Treasurer since Sept
LIST, 1868 -and finding the amount to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

be correct; an order was issued by the
Auditor to u. r. Feather, esq, treas
urer, directing him TO turn over to
John Steel, esq, Treasurer elect, the
money anh orders redeemed as here
in stated, together with all official pa
pers and books in his possession.
Ordered, That the $50, 900 note Civ
en- by this Board to the First National
Bank, of Dee. 9th, 1867, for Bridge
funds, be renewed for 90 days on the
hest possible terms.
Adjourned till regular term, Oct.
II, 1868.
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MEDICAL.
old ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
~ TALON the French system.
QUICK CURES and LOW PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR. Teller continues to be coundentaily sEA enc
rsEnntily consulted all forms uf private diseases
~ HE ola established Hospital No Beaver street,
Albany, New York.
Tweaty years devoted to this partleular branch Of
practice. enables him % periaria cures such
other phy ysieian can. ana his facilities arc such tbe
siclgns of the Old WOEdl Tor obtaining the saezt
we'll a. the latest remedies for the Diseases that he
ran sner Inducements % the unErtunAtes,Of rapid
cnrc 10 be obtained al no other ONCE in America.
= In Svuhilis Gonorrhm StrlrtnrS, Enlargement
Of The Testiclea, aud Spcrmntlc Cords, buho, Ulcer
atfd Throat, sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones. Cuta-
uoous ErupuonH, Bales, Ulcers, Abccss, and all 9th
~. YOUNG MEN
addicted TO secret habits, who have impaired their
haaIth and destroyed the vgOr OF their mnds, thus
Lie notified that consulting DIR. T. they will
nnd friend 70 console, and a physician who has
IN. FRILRR's GREAT WORK
or the Married. aRd those contemplating marriage
900 pagcs-fnll OF plates-price Is ccnts. Sent To
all parts under seal, by mail post paid. The sisgle
married aud the married happy. a lectnre ON Live
mid wlfery IL contains hundreds ~ secrets never
before Published - cent? enclosed will secure a
copy by return mail, .-. ...--
DIR. Teller still retains Ia America the agency tor
the sale OF DIR. ViehOls Italian Female monthly
Pulls, for st9pPnges, irregularities and other oh
ON receipt of one dollar, the price Der box, these
Mills wlI be scut by mail express toany part ni
inc world secure from curiosity or damage.
ONCE hours from a m 10 5 j m and on sunday
N ~ Persons AT adlstance can hecured at home
by addressing DR., Teller, enclociug rcmittance,
Medicine securely packed from observation sent u
, charge for advice. No students or boys employed
notice this; addreas al letters ~ =, "''
tss'ly .rrr J, TELLkS N. ID
IHl -f.HF #..
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coming campaign, and to go forth, he
said, to battle with the ballots. If
they throw your ballots out, then
march sword in hand, and, using
BrOwnlow's language, we will fight
them until hell freezes over; then
fight them on the ice f; Nay, more, 1
will go further 1 will fight them un-
til the ice cracks and breaks and lets
them into the hellish pit from which
they sprang. ....-.
AS one people let lis go to work. L
shall try and do my part. speak at
Alexandria Saturday night, and /
shall speak somewhere every evening
during the campaign. 1 suppose the
newspapers will sew nee up, but 1 do
not care what they call me so they do
not call me radical. DO not mix me
with such creatures as Butler, Bing-
ham, Boutwell,, and the rest. We in
our country have a way of treating
Butler. When we want to abuse a
mean man severely we call him But
Ter, and the name signifies everything
that is bad. We frighten our wives
and children by the whisper of the
name of Bingham, and they shrink
with horror and terror, for they know
him as the murderer of Mrs. Surratt.
Two skies and a seven will never save
any of these scOundrels. -.-.-
l.. ...- CONCLUSION.
He gave vivid description of his
life as an army officer, and of the
general plunderaud robbery that tool
place ut New Madrid, and said: I dr
not want an office; ] want no vote
for self, but for Christian Democracy
In conclusion, let me tell you my
State will do her whole duty. Dan
Voorhees, showed me last night let
ter from his district. The Radical
have gerryniandered the State, ant
have given him two Republican i'll
stead of two Democratic counties
but he Will be elected IN spite Of then
and the State will go for Seymour ant
Blair. (Applause.l
You will do your duty here in oil
Maryland, L know. You have al
ways done your duty since the sol
diers have been taken away. Yo
have no Massachusetts men here noN
/, to disturb you, and believe that tn
voice of old Maryland will he re-ecf
oed from State to State in NOvembC
next, and the continent will ring i
triumph over the election of Seymou
and Blair. In conclusion, gentlemen
: let me propose three cheers for on
candidates.
The cheers were given three time
4 over, and the meeting adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
Radical Sunday school.

Enter long haired teacher and short
haired boy.
II. What is the first duty of every
child of God and humanity?
b. Howl until he gets an office.
r.. What is his next duty?
B. Howl for another.
II. What is his chief duty in office?
Z. Grab all he can, keep what he
grabs and howl for more.
II. How shall he keep himself ia and
others out?
i. By calling every one who expo
ses him Copperhcad, rebel and traitor
with rcd hands.
II. What is Democrat
Il. a Copperhead.
II, What is IL Copperhead
b. y seven headed snake, always
being killed. AMI never dead i" the
worm which never dieth."
n. Is he dangerous?
b. Yes, in some places .--a
II. Where?
B. Atthc balIot-bGx.
| Il. Where. are they lOund ?
p. In every State and Territory,
and very numerous in Rentucky.
n. How are they made?
b.. BY reading the acts anddoings Oi
the XLth Congress.
r. What are they made OF?
b. Honest Republicans.
II. DO "lOil" Office. holders ever
turn TO he Oopperhends?
| B. eNeyeF.
! T. What is the chief and supreme
desire and longing Of ynHr moral
spiritual and carnal nature2
| B. IIHaE? .
n. What do you want TO he@
b. A Copperhead.
Exit long hair in disgust.
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The Focus of the Earthquake - The
Area Covered in Peru

According to the COmerciO of Lima
ali the data SO far gathered lead to
the belief that the center of this ter.
rifle cOuvulsiOn was the volcanic zone
between Arequipa and Tanu. In this
zone arc to be found the snow clad
volcano of CaillOma, the Misti, The
Ubinas, the Huainaputina, the Tutu
paca and the CandaraYe. The dates
on which the shocks were felt ut the
different places along the coast and in
the Pacific Islands would seem to
hear this out, us the earliest shock
was felt in the above volcanic zone
on the afternoon of Thursday, Au-
gaust 10, the shock making itself felt
at varying later dates both North
aad South OF the said zone. 1t will
be interesting to know in what direc-
| ton the shock was felt ut the different
points on the coast.
The area over which the phenome-
non was noticed in Peru covers 1870
miles of latitude and 600 Of longitude,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

THE RAIDS justify and approve their
outrageous mohOcracy and rIoting in
Akron OH the ground that there was n
banner carried in the Democratic pro-
cession on which was inscribed,
"Twin relies IIor4cc Greeley and
jeff Davis" de-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
Hollands German Ritters
Hoohand's German Tonic

iE combination qT all lls ingredients oC e Bters,
triih PURH Santa Crtls EtiiH Grunge etc. IS used
for ne diseases e BisTS, edscs 'ghcTs some
pure alcoholic Efini liis required lou tSiH bear IA
Iaiad udt these remedies entirely diuerent IRON
any adperiss for u.e eC NE dsedssS Hdhe
being scientific preparations Of medicinal ctTGes
while Ge OerE decoctionS Of TtHt "A some
T0Tln The TONIC Is decidedly Of the nsOsf plea
Iant aud agreeable remedies offered 70 ue Plote
is engtise IS pleasure 10 take II tohtts IA
l0egiuing, sriIrdiing, and medicinal qnGitttes faUe
caused IL 70 be knOtVH 1se greatest Of all ton'es
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
Fortv.six Millions.

Our expenses only $I6,549,0OO per
month";! This is almost as much as
it used 10 require to meet the annual
expenses Of the government. But
that was in the days when the De
mocracy was in power.
The warrants issued by the Treasury
Department. during July to meet the
roqui. emCnts of the government
amounted to, in round numbers, the
fOIIDyino sumS- viz:
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ks.i",, 1aj 'H or 'i',rdiss Fssgf.Hg i'oft
bad Ll--i Ks.,. ,u sEIgSsa LlDaI pure s'rp yo-
Iir,r t,r ..,l.,: ...g ~ your .iiItS'irr 0IyaRs
- ynrssd LrIfty - uIrIHtiift"H hg Ht' Hse
rT H-- -.H,.i... -sak-s-zssz-El ud d's'dSr icts
gee. iHra iI' .'.,t.'Iy F'""Hin'"t
r,.a, q g,ta u Lh,szt ,sII:dii"H - J'T d''g'h"c
gu. .a..f ITg Ftsss Preparations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
Horrible Murdsp near Cleveland

On Saturday night last. Mr.. p.
Skinner, living in the township of In
dependence, some FIVE on SIX mikes
from Cleveland, MAS Killed hy burg
lars, who enternsb tlIe House GsaHly in
the evening for the purpose of Fobb-
ing the premises. Three of the sup.
posed mnrderers have lleen arrested;
and the fnapth@y-named VIM. Eoflett,
h being sharply pursued by the police
"A reward of $500, being offered for his
arrest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
FROM REV JOSEPH Il KENNARD, D. D,

Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, rhiladelphia-
DR. JAcEssS-DEAH Sal haze been frequently
REQUESTED p cOIaccf nay tgs recommendations 9
ligsTsai Efaa of nteIiciHss b regarding e practice
as OUT Of nay appropriate sphere, hare IA all eGses DE-
eHe: Ltt igi clear proof in VARIOUS iHitdHe'd 0id
tTtrIIs j., na oCa janliiy Of Us tssfness Of DR..
IlsoaHas German BiitsTs, dlTt for 0stoe from my
usual course eEfJSsE my all coRretion hGt Tor gen
eraI JoLIIty Of tie zysteni aud especially for Liver
Complaint, u l. a1R SE2aafe and valuable
,,r.pnr alton Ia E@IeN s0ms cases u may
Ida: bat UEidUy NeleN dOGbt nst % teta1
be ps,V Lsns6ciaiu-A-s ID 70 hoss t0hO slger
from u.e Sbavs rOETs, very TesPSetL Lully,
j. H. KENNARD,
Eigkdt, belol0 Coates street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

WHAT party incites insurrectiOn
Read the Radical mob doings at Ak
ron. t--..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

The warrants Issued for the re-
demption of the public debt are not
included.
Only forty.six millions in one
month!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
reoM uox. JAMES THOMPSON,

Jui.,. 81 the Sul,uanc Court of PennSy yiyania
lplLApELPHTA, April -, 1866
TrnnsIder - LEoOnnnd's
f:cru.nn ssIt ESM feI-s >, a uaiLabis
gts.I,g,.. I,a ,uss. t5aa1ISA OF attacks or
Inai.. q > tiou szss.s G--ls-azaOr Dyspepsia.
! can -rtIfy IIsIs from my experience or
iI. Yours, with respect, .,
JAMES E'HzOREPSON.
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PHoToGRAPHER.

EDwIN SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER 40, PAR
II ueular attention given 70 copying and en-
larging pictures. Oval Frames and Albums con
stantiy on hand. Rooms Ia Matthews Block, Elrd
aoor-souih Market Square. Canton. .. iuLl3'GGt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
CAUTION.

IFsadands German Rcn,sdies coUnierfeiisd The
g,aHiilr haze ths Sigraitrc Of q. NJ. Jackson on
r front Of ne oulsIc tgTGper gf each bOtHel aud hs
ma ne oT ts article blown each LOc. Al oheTS are
e0tHtsTJeiG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
UNDERTAKING.

DRINCR 4 HAAS, UNDEIErAIEltS. NIX
l. tallc, aud ali kinds OF Cuihns always on hand.
Two Aearses always in readiness, Fast end
G. ruscArRwas street Canton, ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

uIRAM THURSToN, BOOK BINDER AND
i Il Blank Book Manufacturer. All orders IRON
soroad promptly attended to. binderyin liutor's
Block Iup stRirsl Canton, Ohio.
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FRANK BLAIR.

As to Mr.. Blair, every one knows
and it is no use being mealy mOuthed
about it, that when we accepted Blair
we accepted his letter. Whatever lie
has been, he has been earnest and
worked with all his heart and soul.
AS military chieftain he has few
equals and no superiors, according to
the testimony of Grant and Sherman
themselves; and with him, and with
Seymour at the helm of the ship of
state. we will ride in triumph through
the gates of November out into the
open sea at last. Applause.
CONGRESS.
What a strong Congress we have
| yet they were not strong enough to
beat down the arm Of the old man
raised TO shield the Constitution from
their blows. They could not impcach
the President, 4 leading Republican.
said to me, We could easily impcach
| Andrew johnson, but we cannot i'm
peach the CONSTITUTIONS That Con-
stitutiOn was formed when men lcgis-
lated from patriotism, from honor and
| for the interest of their constituents.
The RADICAL Congress nave Iegislated
| for interest. They have torn few
planks from that Constitution; but
we will place them hGcIl, nail them
hard and clinch them on the other
side. They have accomplished since
the war what the rebeis failed to do -
they have dissolved the Union.
THE REHEADED GENERALS. ..
Wherever they had. during the
war, a Democratic General VINO won a
victory, his head was cut off. They
held i'll check Nelson, Rousseau and
Palmer. But there was another one
Of whom you have heard. General
Pope, who had his headquarters In the
saddle. lie run the blockade of Island
No. 10. He did no such thing. 1
was there. Mr.. La Fargo, planter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
DRUGGISTS.
TAILORING.

~ ERCHANT TAILOR-ABSALOM KIT, AND
vi dealer in Cloths, Casaimcrc Nestings Really
,ade Clothing, &c. EasTuscarawas Street, Can
N, OHIO. IanlJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

Prfco Of the RIttsrE, 81 90 per bottle
or, n half dozen for S5 90.
Price Of the Tonic, 81 80 per DOLtie5
or, half dozen for 81 80.
Jhe tonic Is put up In quart bottlea-
IeeslIes Nat IL ia DR.. IIoofaHdT German Remed1ei
uat ara 80 tfiBeTEaElV tIEed and so highIy TeeCHi-
,aii,,r,, 80 10 ~ anything else that he
- -, . ,asf as .. k1good 4, beeaUse hs
,-.S.,, yL,r,,1 = ,Trof = GA Il These Ksuae-
isG g Be srHi BY sprsEs 10 any locality upon G'ea-
tfon 10 IA
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PHYSICIANS.

DK J. MORRILL, COOPER PHYSICIAN AND
IL surgeon. Canton, Uhiu. Onioc aJ present
with A. J. DOuds, DENTIST, South Market street
IL ridrncC ~ Cloud Hotel. Country cnls promptly
Rtts hd-d tn duriug day ar night. ulNs'nS'
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PRINTING.
BUOKINDING.

SsTARR COUNTY DEMoCRAT--A. MoCregor
- y SOU, Publishers, and Plain aud Fancy 1oh
Printers.
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Gbc Democrat.
a. M'cREcoR & SON,
PUBLISHERS.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
CASH. IN ADVANCE, $500
A failure to notify dilcontinuance at tho end Of
ne time subscribed for will be considered the
sSme as a new engagement or subscription.
ES-No paper will be discontinued except II ths
option OF tho pubiishers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE
" Is located with the County Recorders
in the Wikidal Building, north OF the old
Court House, Canton, Ohio, where he can
be- found when In the city; if not, any bu-
slness wanted can be lett with Jacob KEEP
linger, ESQ, County Recorder, who Will
give due notice to the undersigned.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor
70 cake the acknowledgment of any in
struRLsnt OF writing he will therefore
write aud acknowledge Agreements,
Mortgages, Deeds, &c, &c ut fair prices
and npen the shortest notice.
r. q. WILLARD.
Surveyor OF Stark county, o.
Canton. Jan. 10 1868.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

Colonel Townley reviewed the f.
nancial question, taking the position
that the law in favor of tho bondhold-
lcr should be repealed, as it is neither
just nor equitable. He wanted one
currency for all. ,..-...... .....
IIo spoka Of the power Of the Dem
,ocratic party to lift 100000 OF their
people and put them uron their fqet,
and urged all to do theil hestia the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

DEAL ESTATE.-w. G. THOMPSON, DEALER
IL In Real E-tate Houses aud Building Lots for
ale neal the New Depot aud Machine shops
Inee ~ the American Hotel. APPS 'GStI.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

II f. MYER, ARCHITECT, CIeve-
IL. land, Ohio. oahce l64 superior ST.
@ over KoehIer's Clothing Store. S3mGS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23
DENTISTS.

IA. 81 ID A l. L-DENTlST. OFFICE IN
81 b. nErtcr'a Bank Black, Canton, Ohio An OPP
cratic. IA Mechanical Deniistry performed ia tho
lltest and most improved manner. He would call
especial attention to his Gold Fdhng. IN Which in
the words of "a. ward :" he is cquals by few aud
d. exceliod by none.
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DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECT.

ID j PUNcHEBY, PLAIN AND oRNAMEN.
= tai Pinstsrer. Canton, Ohio. Reference, +,
r. Myers, Esq'r, Canton. 5. @ Porter, Architect,
Cleveland, uoGtf
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HOTELS.

,NxcuANaE HOTEL. JOHN FIELDING. PRO
N priotors at the Depot, Canton, Ohio. r J.
A p,nuo. CLARK
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BANKERS.

~ EORGE ID. uARTEIl 4 BROTHER, BANK
~ KRIS, South Market Street, Canton, ohio. Re
reiVc Deposits, Loan Money, Buy Gold, Silver,
Bonds aud Compound Interest Notes. ExchangG
Bought and Sold. uovG 81
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< URGEON DENriST-A, J pOUDS, -OFFICE
- Up stAirs above Dsuhelz I-wciry store, Canton,
ohio. An operations connected with the profession
prot~p pity attended to. dee l6
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

DANIEL soURBECK-ALLlANCE HOUSE
ar tha Station Alliance, u. Meals always
rsaaiuess on tue ARRIVAL Of tho Cars
JACKSON HOTEL, LOUIS OHLGHER, PRO
81 prietor. North MArkst-st. Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

DEUBLE & BROTHER, DEALERS IN WATCH
IL as, Clocks. JeweIry aa0 SIHer Ware Sc. East
sido OF the Public Square CantOn, Ohio. es- re
pairing done on short notice.
VoSKPH A. MEYER, DEALER IN WATCHES,
e. Clocks, Jsws ry and FSnry Articles, northwest
srnar Of Market Square, Canton, q. - Repair
IN Of Watches Clocks and JewelrY sat'stact"rily
dSns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
At JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL'S
n HORSE AUCTION MART

A JOHNSTON HSRsA = sAS ACTION T6SSosi MART.
III East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
REGULAR SALES M EVERY fUEsDAY ;s ~, AND AND FRIDAY.
baIha yva,s All Which they wish
TO dispose of we those wishing to purchase anything
the horse line, will End to their advantage to give US
business men, and establishment 10 conducted on the
principles which honorable peo
pie in other branches Of trade Our down town once re-
register kept Horses Carriages Turnouts, &C. at pr
vae and public sale Liberal advances made on everything
in the horse line We never postpone sale on account o
CATALOGUE OF To-DAy's SALE.
BY order of the Executor .
sound kind and gentle in single double harness. together
with shifting top Buggy, city made; Harness. "hp &C.
all complete -
Pair Colts brothers, 10 hands, years Long Island
Elegant French Dog Cart, in complete order.
OF trustee mare I5 hands, years; kind and true all
and under saddle good ste has otted in 2s and
$50
ery elegant Park Phaeon seats, and is in complete
Bay Horse IS hands, years, kind in all harness. free
from vice; trots In 3 80.
Bay Horse l5A hands, years true in all harness and
under saddle: trots close to three minutes
Very elegant four seat Park Phaeton in fine ORDER made by
Neidig h Co., Twenty fifth street. -
Bay Horse 15 hands, old kind and true In all har
a capital work horse.
No top Road Wagon, in first class order.
sorre Horse l5 hands high years. true in all harness
and saddle free from vice.
Top Wagon, in first class ORDER by first class maker
HAY Horse 5L hands, years kind and true In all har
superior family road horse and warranted sound
Two fine Wagon Poles
Dark Bay Horse; description time Of sale.
Top Wagon, In fine order; first class maker
Three of double Carriage Harness. in ne order made
by Dunscomb.
Several Horses, top top Wagons single and
double Harness. description time OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03

L,orRTH OF JrLY.-THE SPLENDID STEAMBOAT
II THOMAS CORNELL will make gran ndercurson around
staten Island, leaving Harrison street, North river. at 10
A. n. fsre, u for tbe slcurioR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03

L'1sHISG BANKS DAILY SATURDAYS ExCEPrEpl -
II The elegant saloon snd cabin steamer RIP VAN WIN.
KLE from Peck sip, at 80 A. NJ Christopher at 80
A. and pier No. 4atsA. NJ Music, bait lines and refresh
mens board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03
IrouRrH OF July ExcuRsfoN. rfsHfNa BANKS

L,OURTH or JULY EXCURSION, FISHING BANKS
The splendid sea steamboat WYOMING, with upper an
lower saloons and every accommodation for pasenge viii
make Grand Lrcdrsion on SATURDAY Ju, leaving Norh
Eighth street Wismsburg ai O'Clock Eighth New
YORK, 74 Peck slip, 7t; Christopher street. 81 and pier
North river at This will give efcurionss the best chsnc
10 view the BAY and harbor OF New YORK. sandy Hook Hsh
lands Of Neversnk and the Atlantic ocean, and also op
poruniy for One sport IN fishing band Of music and
feshmens on board Fare for the whole excursion 81 lsi
and children SOC.
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Excursions.

ENouRTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO GLEN COVE
= Landing at Whitesone, Fort Schuyler, Great Neck,
SANDS Point, Motifs Dock, Genwood and Rosyn The IA
vonte steamer Arrowsmth will leave Peck slip pier "a East
eha sests each way Returning, will arrive New York
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION AROUND
~ Staten Island-The large magnificent steamdr CON,
NECTICUT, Captain Lewis Deming, with all the comforts
and luIues Of first class hotel will leave Saturday 9Th
Juy from pier A, north of Spring street, at A. M Chrso-
pher street at 95 Thtyour streer, North River $780,
pier No North River, 10 o'clock band Of
will board. Dinner refreshments will provided.
Fare the entire excursion. 81.