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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-09
How Governor Seymour Lives.

A correspondent of the New York
Sun recently paid visit TO the Dem
ocratic nominee, at his residence near
Utica, and thus records his observa-
tions:
"The Governor" as the Democrat
ic nominee is familiarly known by all
his friends and neighbors- that
includes pretty much everybody in
this region-''the Governor resides
in plain,. unpretending farm cottage
about two miles north of and over
looking the city OF Utica. Something
in the outward appearance of the
architecture, something in the pastor
al air that surrounds it, something in
the approach to it, and in the view
from the Yeraudah that stretches
along its sfrout-something there is in
all these features of the .GoVer..or's
home that, while not afforling partic-
ular points of embrance. fnevita-
bly, calls to ones mind Mount Ver-
non. A snug little farm of about
three hundred and fifty acres surroun-
ding the rural retreat has been the
property-of- Mr.. Seymour and his an
cestors for half a a-century. The house
in which the proprietor now resides
was built for tenant of the farm, and
when, a few years ago, Mr.. Seymour
grew weary of law and sought privacy
and retirement, q few alterations and
repairs rendered the place amply inn
posing and sufficiently aecommpda-
ting for own wants and those, of
his family. A fine grove of ancient
trees, surrounds the house, affording
an Inviting shade, while walks and
drives are abundant without mataIi-
ally encroaching upon the usefulness
of the sail. The house is furnished
In keeping with its own outward ap-
pearance, its surroundings, and the
well-knOwu taste and character of its
occupants. An air of refined comfort
pervades the whole. From the yer.
andah view is obtained we'll worth
along journey TO enjoy. Down the
green slopes and across the rich mead
ows of tho Mohawk valley, all COW
ered at the time with toiling farmers
hastening to secure the overabundant
crop of hay, taking in the entire city
of Utica and all its surroundings,
stretching far up or down the Mohawk
the view is finally lost in the blue
distance far up the picturesque Che
mango valley, the opening to which is
directly opposite.
At the lime of myvisit, he was en-
gagged i'll experimenting his laborers
in securing the hay crop. 1 apollo
gized for the inopportuneness of my
call, and remarked that 1 had sup
posed him to be country gentleman
Of leisure. He simply smiled, told
the men not to cut any more grass,
but haul in what they had down, and
Invited me int, the house.
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MEDICAL.
AID ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
~ TALON thu French system.
QUICK CURES aud Low PRICES.
Twenty ThougAnd Cured AnnualIy

DR.. Teller continues 20 be coradcutialy and sae-
rtsf y consulted MI forms % private diseases,
at hrs old established HoSpital, No. Beaver street,
Albany New York..
T,vrnty years deyotcd tn ths particular branch of
practice enables him 10 pcriorta cares such 10
other physician can; and hrs thcties are such tbo-
iua in currrspou 'cncc with the most eminent ply
sciaus of the Old Wurdl for Obtaining the Sncst as
sVbla- Tic latest remedies for Lbe diseasce that ne
naa Jar Inducements % The uniortunates, OF rapid
Care tp be obtained al no other onice in America.
5ft tha Testeles, and Spermatio Cords, Bubo, Ulcer
accE IN roat. Sore Nose, Tender shin Bones. Cuta-
uc9as Euptions, Bles, Ulcers, Abcess, and al 9th
eT inpaFiles OF the system.
nadicted g. secret .hatitH, who have impaired their
health and destroyed the Ncur of their minds, thus
dupriviny themselves of the pleasures OF Married
Lfis are notified that consulting Dr. T.. they will
ana friend 10 console, and physician who has
DR. TELLER's GREAT WORK
or the Married and those contemplating marriage
200 pagrs-fall OF plates-price 70 cents. sent 10
All parts under seal, by mail, post paid The siEge
married and the married happy. A lecture on Love
or how 70 choose a Partner-La complete work on
before published 25 cents enclosed will secure
copy BY return mail ,,r,, .r
Dr. Teller stili retains in America the agency tor
the sale or DR.. VichOIs Italian Female monthly
pills, for stoppages, irregularities and other OBJ
struetions in fomales.
pills will be scut by mail or express to any part OF
the world secure from curiosity or damage
ONCE hours from a IN to p m and on Sunday
r. b. Persons at = distance can be cured at home
by addressing Dr. Teller, enclOcing remittance,
Medicine securely packed from observation sent TO
any part Of the world. All cases warranted. No
charge for advice No students or boys employed.
coitee this; address II letters 70 -
t2o'ly J, TELLER, M. u.
r'l' Beaver ST.. ALBANY ny
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Democratic Mass Meetings.

The State Democratic Executive
Committee have made the following
appointments
HON. C go, H, PENDLEToN's APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. George H. Pendleton will ad-
dress the people upon the political is
sues, as follows:
At Painesville, Lake county, Thurs
day, Sept. 10th. ..,-
At Cleveland, Friday, Sept. 11th.
At Akron, Summit county, Satur-
day, Sept. 18th.
JUEGE THURMAN's APPOINTMENTS
At Defiance, with Hon. F. G, Le-
Blond and others, Friday, Sept. 18th.
At Cambridge, with Hon. J. F.
FOllett and J. NJ. Estep Esq, Tues
day, Sept. 10Th.
At BarnesvilIe, with J. NJ. Estep,
Hon. r. E. Chambers and others,
Wednesday Sept. 10th,
AT Urbana, with John S. LeedOm,
Esq, and others, Wednesday, Sept.
23d.
At Piqua, with John s. Leedom,
Esq, John H. James, Jr., Esq. and
others, Thursday, Sept, 9th.
at Dayton, with others, Friday,
Sept. 25th.
At Hamilton, with others, Saturday
Sept. Goth.
At Cincinnati, with Gen. Thos.
Ewing, Jr.. Monday, Sept. 28th.
At Batavia, with Hon. Nelson Bar
rere, Hon. David w. TarbilI and
others, Tuesday, Sept. 29th.
AT Georgetown, with Hon. Nelson
Barriere and others, Wednesday,
Sept. 30th.
AT HillsborOugh, with Hon. Mel.
son Barrere and others, Tursday,
October lst.
At London, with John H. Thomas,
Esq, and others, Saturday, Oct. Sd.
GEN. THOMAS EWING ON THE STUMP
IN OHIO.
Gen. Thomas Ewing Jr., will ad-
dress the people as follows:
At GAINESVILLE, with others, Friday,
Sept. 25th.
At Lancaster, with Hon, Henry
Stanbery, Saturday, Sept. 26th
At Cincinnati, with Hon. A. G.
Thurman, Monday, Sept, 28th.
AT Columbus, Tuesday, Sept. 29tll.
At DaytO Sept. Both. -.---
At BeiafOntaine. October 1st.
At Canton October 2Ed.
At CardingtOn, Morrow County,
| October, Sd.
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How is This?


The following is the official state
nlent of the public debt made by
Secretary McCulIoch on the 8Ist of
July, 1868, as compared with his Off
ciai statement on the 31st of March,
1865; at the close of the war:
March 81, 1868. 50, ,523, So, 4SO, G7
March y, 1863, 1866, 965, 977, 81
increase, $l56, 57s. 4o3, SO
Result Of three years of Radical
rule in time of peace. -, /
While, therefore the Jacobin orators
and newspapers arc trying to fool the
people with the hypocrtical cry about
Forrest and revolution and war, they
are deliberately running up the pub
lie debt at the rate of fifty two mill
ions OF dollars each year! This fifty
two millions of dollars is actually
stolen from the people and applied to
the corrupt purposes of the Radical
officials and contractors. Fifty mill
ions of dollars was the maximum of
expenditures Of a Democratic admin
istration in time of peace. Twice
ffty-twO millions are now annually
stolen by Radical congressman and
Collectors Of Internal Revenue, Store
Keepers, Inspectors and other agents.
Will the people submit to these
things? r..s... .T5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-09

SOMETHING OF A DIFFERENCE ex-
penses of the-War Department for the en-
tire -FoUB years that James K, Polk was
President, were SEQ, 7SS. This en-
braced the expenses consequent upon the
Mexican War. gel --i .- ..-a.,.....,.
The expenses of The same Department for
the year ending July l, 1s6S-a time of
peace-were 1928, 85s, ,494-over $8s, OOO,-
600 more than it cost for four years of Mr..
Polk's administration, including the Mexi
can War. DO 'i'-- .'i.l 7-.t'1he -t
81 Don't this need reformation 2 y1o-yiY
0liaf' - oil zlgIJ .3i s95s5d 2aid5
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RESERVE APPOINTMENTS

Hon George r. Comstock, of New
York, Hon. j. Frank MCKINNEY, of
Ohio, and others, will address the
people upon the political issues of the
day, as follows:
AT Conneaut, AshtabuIa county,
Wednesday, Sept. 9Th.
At Ravenna, Portage county, Fri
day, Sept. 11th.
at Akron, Summit county, Saturday
Sept. 18th.
At Seville, Medina county, Monday,
Sept. 14th.
:, At Marion, Marion county, Tuesday
Sept. 18th.
At Upper Sandusky, Wyandot
county, Wednesday, Sept. 18th. -
AT Findlay. Hancock county, Thurs
day Sept. 18th.
at Fremont, SandusHy county, Fri
day, Sept. 18th.
at Ely"ia, Lorian county, Saturday
Sept. 10Th.
Mr.. PENDLETON viii speak at
PainesViIe, on the 10th, Cleveland;
on the llth, and Akr, d, on the 18th.
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Hollands German Tonic

combination ef al hs Ingredients Of ne BitsTs,
triLs FUEE SGutG Cruz Rspl Orange, ete- II IL tssd
for as diseases ne BisTs, cdses uhsre
purr acokoe Etinglsts IS required loE tg bear n
laiHd that these remedies entirely different from
Gny Oilers adrcrissd for ne Of s dsseGscs naaedl
LEs beng scientific preparations Of alsdic1i eztTactE,
tghils llc Stssrs iecocto5s y
JoTus- Tks TONIC Is decidedly 0f Qe MOD Plea
aad agreeable Tcacies offered 70 nc pstie.
ia taEs crYiEiis u p'sgsuTS "a take a. tvkis iis
lUcgiuing czidrdtng, dud -sedtctnat IaosficI Aosl
caused il 10 BE- kHolgn tAs yreItss ef 81 toEtea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-09

a a.a..smaa'iEa V1.v o, the Esag5.
ss~va.aE g.. ,.-f-srri .i,t.a~,.., g.. .r
Democracy .f-a.ay.-- .ruutv, fr the
town al Ns.kn.- ng the ,veaEug of
tIc -I-h August Ea said:
a I@rEo. esr-A cHas.E Ds,,A,,pEy.
III. Era7a1e.f ,5.H Egllo,r-cfli.eas-I
am obliged iu tlg outset This evening.
to crave your Kind indulgence. Ilglt
this morning ny bed, where I have
been confined hy illness for two or
three days, ana I ann, therefore, not
III The best possible plight TO address
you upon theimp0rta0tsu subjects which
you have come here to consider. But
was unwilling TO disappoint the ex-
pectations Of my Democratic friends
il Schuyler county, and, inasmUch as
l have been advertised TO appear here
to night, therefore, with cOnsidera-
bic inconvenience tn myself, took the
cars this morning about nine o'clock,
and by riding uutH four o'clock, ar
rived here auI am highly gratified to
find so many citizens present for The
purpose Of discussing and considering
the momeutouS and vital questions
/ which are involved IL THIS campaign.
/ (Cheers.) Feuow-c.t.Zrns wherever
! we go, among the rich or the poor,
| the high or The low, the learned or
unlearned, we find a universal desire
for change ri administration. -Four
years have elapsed nearly since the
/ war closed, a-. yet our old beloved
/ Union has no, been restored. Busi-
ness is evergWhatc ParaiyZed. Labor
/ is robbed of it's legitimate reward, the
/ burdens Of the people are uEClua! and
/ oppressive, and djscopts4t perva,le5
every class in this wide extent OF
country. ! have come here tonight,
not for the purpose OF appealing to
your passions or prGudiccs, nor for
the purpose Of oZciriag your fancies
or Imagination. / have presented
myself to .Pn:!, 20 YOU plain, Unso-
/ phisucateI truths, sentiments which
! 1 sincerely cntcrt.:iC, and to cDdsavOr
To give yno s3nse of fb,. REASONS vrv
! this wide. -s.lG Gisrontent prevail =, to
show that Ji!. complaints ag-,Est The
sf.,-,t.tra,f.,,- ~ ..,.. ,,..>.a,,..,a,,t are
Wei r,4nl.,I. ...- .r..f .,a .rsY,,. are
sb.,,,l.,t.tr,- -.-....g 81. h..:rsu.- a
change. lJrs.-.l And. yvf-h TO-
ni.-at toad r.-s ,.s! 70. ,4,r-tl.ge that
. .....I. 20. B.. .....-,,.,.t g.. arg .r.uiyli-
cam, ,......r- .....I .- ...s..rL. s..
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ar.,.,..i5... ..,sr.. ..... .a..... ........ =.
rl- .--rlsg.,-.... Which prevails t.o.p
sa-f f.t-!... .. ... .s,..,. tar..-,i..l.
3 ,,-,r,, .as....,. circle, sr. We !ana
: .,.,-.r -., 7..,.. .-..-..r,,,-.
/
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10. - ~ .'l. - 80 " 80 va ~.
- - 80, - '''y' y -. ','
1,I,.-...- -. -, -,
- -, - -, ',- -.
/ the purposa OF uTaysyting the cyteu-
s,on of sI,,-.,,- Ny,u diJ Mt cot IN
break down thn Institution Of slavery
even in the respective States, 1t was
! to prevent the extension Of slavery
I that Republican party was founded.
! Now slavery Established. That ques-
/ tion is out of the way. The extension
; - E -. ,,-,,..4 r., 1o-.,,.. t.fI-,,l
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ANOTHER C0MEoUTER.-Col. D. S. Curtis
of Wisconsin, a soldier brave and true, here
tofore Republican, has" come out from
among the foul party. 10 -..5 nls .-s.a.r
.@ $500 ahI "i 9s4supuis l.. -ia5
.HiiH rs
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,'i"' "Pi'SS''' ',t1 every oaet'e Hsid al
os9,o ttto 5''II l, nc II latte II mo
brothers ooanaI I'M, cre;..rs ana
nourad ont ibafr tras-,,.... ~ 80.
What was the arnuuppt We r-ej Ia
the Young men f3 rri.-t9 W. uor
this tbe arg7r,,r, 7,.. fi,a -c,ta
ern States had no pg.-a- fo s.....!-
from the Union. nat ,-bsr .ff...,. ....-
tered the Union nnaar fha ran..i.,--
ton il was = Dera-iral contract .-7
all other acts fonGin., IN se.sgs, g.,,,,
the Union were yair. and therefore
the LTaftca GTqf-s o.y.-..,,-..a.,- f..,.,
not orlv tie .igI.t h,. was s+- g. s,-
to nut down ,i,. r.!.a.....a ...- g-..a.
those Stale, in Ga sr,--.. iEs.,-
IOnred cban.s.r WA. r-s .r-.... .I,.. .....
gumont ? C-rtaf.,, ;r was ,f.
tended these rneetiuys wiz. men Of
eyery DoIitfc.,! Dayiz-.-yviir rI.liff.,r.-
lists, republicans. ministers Of the os+-
peI-wfth cverv5ol,y. ,.,,I mover r1
anv- occasion di9 I hear p -:aa,a ar..,,-
ment ar s.1ccps+;on ,,,r,frr.,:...--., 70
that to which / have fast referred.
cuAxcr -; ,.fr-, ,.,-r,,,, .,..r,..,-
W.,
n.y. "I'''1o'' ''.,'' a. ,. ''i'i''''' '',' ; OH
80 |.'I nc" " 80 - ','''>.S
% .i'GS o1u IL 1,'l'liA ~ e.''"'%' "
ou i.l'1 p ,'I'Iii1' ,, 'i-c l''c'IIlie Ii'',i
80, Nv" ','.''
r. - ~, -, '-i'''
Won have raised one sfonf,. r.,.,, y
There was no Justification for this war.
except that these States were n The
Union, and had no power t. get out.
Now, what i the doc!rine oi the rad
ical leaders, do not say of the re
publican party, because, as I said
before, the masses mean 10 be honest
what Is the doctrine e the radical
leaders? 1t Is that those STATES are
not only out Of the Union, bat never
can get back into iite UaioG except
upon the terms they have prescribed
| lney assume IN" same gTaet!da41p'ej
| by the Confederate government They
are upon the same p.5t form Hitil Eeif.
DAVIS & Co. fjg four years. Davis
| kept the Union "pav5 by shat doc
trine for corr vears and = ti,...a ,,,a,,
hold tJia rrfrs t.iI. .,..,f A,.,.i! fT.a,,
will have af,cp,pJ:~ar! he Same
! +I,iuo ,,,aI,iro, a,r,it ,.,-.r. .I.t .aa
Union has been kept apsrt by the
| Internal hcrrSy that the STATE. v,ar4
ont of the Union.
s,. ..-r- ,-,,,-,... .,,-, ~. -.,- .-.-..--
-'0' - "''e "Ol % '''0 Nlil5ii, ,
mere was an armed i'.',ii-oA IN. re-
puV the '7s.ils-s As .7i'cI eA-.'ea. " -'S-'
'-ie 'ii''S' Fe"1'.''' VS. t', GOV Il
'"eS oSSr Pc t'''59 i'' ''i1 Union
preciSaiy tHe same aS "hen the war
Degah' Il was tne resolution passed
by the republican party IA So"&TS-s,
1t was the doctrine P'"yi3!l-ed -1- q
/ republican President, "t 2A t.e re
publican pres ard speakers, and YET
my republican fr.aud-, ynG are asked.
to turn somersau.s, IL change ever,
/ to belle all y""T pro--5..-,.'5 aHa So
that the doctrine which 5~-5 Lewis *
! co. declared ior lJIt years %as sac
true one.
RADICAL HEADERS Az Ass.;-2.
Now l know ta.5 J7ur-us. .i.;- period
| It was given ou5 av summer or Er.I.
/ Stevens that these States -4a,- on Of
! the Union and ina CONGRESS- -.I :an
| Dower TO exercise a,5-- sr.a..zes Of cD-
| ,,.-assf,.,, 49,. tI,,.,, 49,. -t..--- ~ r
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FEnM noN. lAMEs THOMPSON,

JuIgr og tlc Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
p4rsIApELPHIA, Auri! %, 1866.
Consider ~ - EzOoGand'S
German, EglI - ~ .CrS - a rIltgbis
tusas~IE. 81, g=-c S,as---r-.S % attacks or
indigo a;sE-e-sa - --zsOr Dyspepsia.
cstGt certify tAlE. II-O2ss lly-sCls scvfCsicc or
80. -S8g-. ysisi2 respect,
LlIsSss 'gzz5JEESON.
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CAUTION.

Hostands German EsIscdicS arc coVnfeTfsifed The
7saBiiIs hare he siyi'IfUTe ef G. NJ jackson
ltc CrsH Of he 0usis tsydpp>r gC each Loe dnG he
lss aTties bloiCA an eseh Lo:hs Al oihsTs are
eoEHteEteiL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-09

Price OF the sSitters, 81 90 per bottle
or, huIf dozen for 20 90.
Price OF The Tonic, 81 80 POT bottle;
or, a half dozen for 81 So
The tonic Is pat up Ia quart bottles.
R,c8lect RAJ u Or. kf0ofynrS GcTaszss Rcnasfcf
fhtf are 50 ursirsrS1V used and hlT.iE Ter3sl-
u'eaSsd; and 90 a.. IgF17E- u''ow ~ DugsiEi
70 .iilgcs gou 10 fgts - - IHsi''ag 7i-' l''' re
may say Jtssf us ~ ~ 4. ef'atss "a
makes LrTy prof svlS--ass1-s 90 a. 4''ss =. nc
s % sesl o. .ysss 10 sag acsiy t's az .''l-
tlosl 10 ne
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2 : --e2-zS zS---.-
port of General Goant rs 10 The con
.dition ci the Southern States, who
testified Rs to their peaceful condition,
and their willingness to enter again
into the Union. There is the evidence
furnished by this witness, and now !
We. O.. ..
tna southern States ct t:,e reonest .r
lac .av-rasa5.r r.r the very purpose
Of a=-eItaiui1r whether the pe3ole Of
those States ca-ired in good faith 10
return a. tfo Uui4n. Here is his own
uueua5aed evidence That they did
-.a.u Is his unqualified statement that
tHcT desired 10 do everything that
i.. saye.u:u1ut required or them uot
lgi.t.i..- ing 10 the.a as citizens; that
wHaa that was pointed aul they wo'd
90 .t IA Guod faith, and expressing
t..-is regret that there was not more
com1inZiiHg between the citizens Of
Jae &oT-h and the South, and espeC-
= .io-e in authority. Now, here
t..- one or two ihiuSs about that evi-
'-"@e. Either General Grant was
EE.+s,, deceived, or else that is true.
rs he was grossly deceived, he is clear
- U1at TO Eo President. (AppIause
and lap&hter.) and if true he ought
}a, 10 be President. Bat what does
>'o''s' es7'' u" ''""
cy.,aHE@s5ozALAoroz oF GRANTS TESTIMONY.
Atm. f.,f- a.-fz,-,... e,,-.-,a,
Cooart CIT tl.,,+I,( 1,.ti a1I ,i
.s,.. +o-,,,,,.,.,,. 81, ...,.I
s.. onaf do tho,, doo Hftar t1.a
s.Insaa,r, ,.ts,o- I,n,I ,,,,.,,,,;.,,,. c.,to
,s,,....,,,,,,rt., ar.nto.I -
,oaa7p- and .sa-sto, o,I .n.,t tT,.,,
-, n yy-s.I,i,,g.c,, ,,,, .,,,, 1,,,-,'
sim, .,,d .,II st,,., t;,,, -
a S-ate. - f,af does Conornss ass d. d. q" 80
E,.frad IF ,r.a,,tf,,, Il ~, orc,,,,i,,o,,
five ,nfiff.,,- n.ovc5,,,,,.,,,ts o,.@.. ,I,l-.
States. Did Won ..,-a,. s+o,, - - +I,,,I.
yyh.+ q -,l;ff.a,.,. ,r,.,.e,,,,r,a,,. 80 ~,
-.,.,, ,..- 80, If,..l 49,,
motto. ,f .,, e..r.n,., ,o,,t o,-a i,,,.l,,
/ tea by the wit or the wickedn,ss of
I H&n : DO you not know that il places
( life, liberty, and rroueriv under the
/ control and disposition OF a conman-
/ ding officer, who can take . citizen
aud saut him up without any reason,
viii, no .g,,,,,Tdf.,t ,,..tr, 80 ,..'..', ,..,..+
so.fs I;,, .4t; '.-. -, -, ~
/ o..,, -. -. ,,-,.,,-....,- -''-,7
! !itald there is no redress yon l,aya
I no trfaI. no fu,.v. none of those ,.ioc, -
which protect ,or, in +rfs oo,T,,tE1 If
/ s.nuvier. when von,. oronarty, Iirec,,,
! or rights are invaded IN a11y vv,T
/ however insignificant. Thav hsva
( the power 10 remove anv ofIica,. in
any one OF those States. and vilbon+
reason or L..vr t.ia whole eovpr0,,,ar3t
/ O. those lfat7- - -, A7,o t7-,,1.. ~ 49,
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Hoofland's German Bitlers

II entirely vegetable, and contains no
IauOr. Et n n compound OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Barka
from which these extracts are made
aT1 an .ss ss'hSssSSi %cSi ainaI GeEmqRy: Tnransy:
arc extracted 2from them by
a acIe nIt nc G chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this
country be used expressly for the
manufacture of these Bftters. There Is
NO alcohol Nu balance OF any kind used
In conpounding tho EsitIerA, hence IL In
the only BtItcTS that ean be used In
cases hero alcoholic stiTnul2RLs are
not advisable.
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TIE CAMPaI0g IN Hsw YORK.
G Y EAT SPEECH

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NESDAc,w OF THE EAa5cA:. r.zss.

Now l know yuJ $40 t0lH III the
pubi:o rrcss every dass; s...a papers
as thc I}ilt0te, AID rgh"t- =, i.5ch COPY
from it, that the he,5outhecu people are
behaving b dly, and :ba; these thiagF
were necessary, and ali his E;ad of
argument, for the purpose Of satisfy
ing your consciences 10 support these
bad men. Row I propose 70 intro
duce to you t witness upon this sub
jert whom you will have no right "a
disbelieve-a witness who spoke of
the transactions before any Of these
military governments were organized
at the South. He IS a witness whom
I think you are bound to helieve.-
Now, L viii read his testimony first.
GENERAL GRANT or THE STAND.
Mr.. Church then read from the re-
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HOTELS.

COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE
" is located with ;he County Recorders
n tlansHIkidal Building, north OF the old
CouSrl1ouse, Canton, Ono. where he can
be found when in the citv; IL not, any bu-
siaass wanted can be left with Jacob Sep-
linger, Esq, County Recorder, who Will
give due notice to the undersigned.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor
10 t,sl<e the acknowledgement of any in
strument OF writing he will therefore
write and acknowledge Agreements,
Mortgages, Deeds. &c, &c At tsir prices
and upen the shortest potiGe. :-I- ..."
]. c.. WILLARD.
Surveyor of Stark county, o.
Canton. JAa.lI5 1868. '.'' l-'so -r '''..r
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TAILORING.
PRINTING.
HUOKINDING.
UNDERTAKING.
PHOTOGRAPHER.

L,DwIN SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER. so, PAR
II ticulsr attention given 20 copying and en-.
lSrEiny pictures, Oval Frames aud Albums con-
stautly on haud- Rooms Ia Matthews Block. Eird
HoOr-soUth Market SQUARE, Canton, o. iunl3'G6f
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DENTISTS.

I Ii. 81 u \ l. L-DENTIST OFFICE IN
81 = nartcr'r Bank Block, Canton. Ohio. All op-
cratic IN Mechanical Dcuti1try Vcr'ornrd in the
lNtcrt anfl nlust improved mgusvr. lie would call
the words Of a.. Ward" Ar is cqualls by few and
cNccIted hy none
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nEUBLE & BROTHER, DEALERS IN WATCH
- Is, CLOCKS, JeweiTy a1d SIIver Ware sc. East
side Of the Public Square Canton, Ohio. - Re-
pairing dons on short notice.
JOSEPH A MEYER, DEALER IN WATCHES,
- Clocks, Jewo ~ and Fancy Articles, northwest
ornor Of Market Square, CHntun, q. a. Repair
ug Of Wst'hes, Clocks and Jowelry Satisfactorily
done.