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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

WILLIAM II. IRWIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No 5 S. Union street.
Offers for sale, at lowest market rates, pure
West Va, natural LUBRICATING OIL.
Prime refined COAL OIL.
No. l PERUVIAN GUANO.
MEXICAN GUANO of four grades
WHITELOCK s. CO.'S CEREALlZER.
WOOLSTON'S BONE PHOSPHATE.
GROITND BONES dec 2l-1m
lust IN SEASON.
Dried Cherries, Peaches, Apples.
Preserved and Canned Fruits and Jellles OF
various kinds.
Currants, Cranberries, Mince Meat, &c.
dec q J. GRIGG, 1863 King at;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

GRAIN RECEIPTS. The receipts Of grain by
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad,
continues to be very large The daily receipts
for the past week. have averaged nearly seven
thousand bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

CONSIDER then, before, like Hurlothrumbo,
You aim your club at any creed on earth,
That, by the simple accident of birth, Jumbo.
You might have been high priest TO Mumbo
And thus have lost the opportunity to pur-
chase clothing of Geo G. Henning, No. 51l 9TH
st., Washington, D. Q. dec W-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-This season of general
'eloicing and merry making is near at hand,
and our readers have many selections to make
lOr the occasion. In order that they may
Choose adv:sedly, we refer them to our adver-
Using columns, where they will fad directory
mat will enable them to make purchases OF
every description of goods. The groceries,
'ontectioners, fancy stores, jewellers, dry goods,
shoe stores, book stores, and clothing ware
houses, &C., are all supplied with goods, from
which to make selections. Read and act.
:, BLoNDHEIM's ADDRESS. Read it and profit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

Pocket PICKED. Mr.. John Howell had his
pocket picked in market this morning OF $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24
NOR SALE.
FOR SALE
By WILLIAM H. BECK & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, office 81 King street.

A two-story BRICK HOUSE, pressed brick
front, 8 rooms and kitchen, with water and gas
alley in the rear, on King ST., for $500.
A two-atory BRICK HOUSE, on ST. Asaph
street, in thorough order, II rooms, water and
gas, fine locality and large lot. Price $4,000.
A two. story BRICK HOUSE, on Fairfax ST.,
good neighborhood 8 rooms, alley in rear.
pressed brick front, with gas and water for
5000.
A two-story BRICK HOUSE, on King ST., II
rooms and kitchen. gas in house, water in yard,
alley in rear, all in order, for $500
-Four neat BRICK HOUSES, two-stofy, four
rooms and basement in each, well located, for
A LOT 84x156 feet on Fairfax treet, with
two SMALL FRAME HOUSES, now renting
for 50 per month for $500.
A nice FRAME d DWELLING, 6 or rooms,
on Henry street has a beautiful yard in front
and garden in rear Price $500.
A snug FRAME HOUSE OF 5 rooms, lot 2ix
100 on Alfred st. Nice yard and garden. Price
$500.
A fine BRICK DWELLING, II rooms in
heart of the city; large yard and garden, in
fine order; water, gas, sc. Price $4,000.
We have several hundred more brick and
frame houses, wharf properties, vacant lots
farmr, and tracts of timber land for sale very
cheap Send for our descriptive circular.
nov 2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24
dec 22--3n

s. DEALHAM, 1O8 King street, has made great
preparations for the holidays. His stock OF
Clothing is very fine, and we know that his as
sortment of Gents Furnishing Goods has been
greatly replenished. and contains hundreds of
new styles of goods designed for Christmas pre-
SCENTS dec 18-2awtf
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CITY HOTEL,
ALEXANDRIA. Va.

The business of this house will be conducted
hereafter under the name and firm of FRANCIS
& CARR and the house is now open for the re-
ception of visitors Thankful for past favors.
we pledge ourselves to do the best we can to en-
terrain and make comfortable those who may
call on us. VIM H. FRANCIS.
JAMES w. CARR.
dec 22-3m Proprietors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

A FIND assortment of beautiful Leather TRAY
Cling Bags and Satchels admirably adapted
for Christmas presents at S. Dealham's, l0o
King street. dec lo-2aWtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

NOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

II AT
CHARLES w. GREEN'S,
69 King street,
You will find, in addition to the articles emu
merated in another column,
For the Holidays,
Buckskin Gloves.
For the Holidays,
Embroidered Slippers.
For the Holidays,
Fine Handkerchief.
For the Holidays
Lace Collars.
For the Holidays,
Kid Gloves.
For the Holidays,
Spar Jewelry.
For the Holidays,
A Spring Horse.
Silk Umbrellas, &c, &c.
All or any of which will be sold cheap a
dec 22-1W TO hlnR street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24
Gold.

Gold.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2A-Gold to-day 154s.
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r Asst NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

u =,
In very few DIS 1 am required by law to
settle with the State 1ad itor the taxes of 1868.
consequently longer indulgence can not be given.
OF having it in my power to pay your taxes
and wait, must require immediate payment,
or shall be compelled to enforce the collec-
ton thereof according to law.
Office corner Of Princess and ST. Assph sts:,
where I can be found from 8 to II q. M, 2 to 4,
and to p. M, daily. an nm
dan 17-dif,Ot Sheriff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

:, BLoNDHEIM's ADDRESS. Read it and profit
thereby.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A SSEM B l. Y ROOMS.
DECEMBER 20.

MR.. Il. SCHARF,
Will read on the 10Th instant for the ALEX
ANDRIA LITERARY ASSOCIATION. the
proceeds to be devoted to the purchase of FU-
Ell FOR THE POOR Of our town.
Admission 25c; reserved seats 35c. Tickets
to be had of any of the members. Plan OF house
at Geo E. Frenchs Bookstore, No. 50 King
street. dec 23-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

III Merchants in and sat of the city Will be
supplied ct Wholesale prices, which they Will
find as low as the same goods can be bought IN
any of the Northern cities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15
Transfers of Real Estate.


The following are the Transfers of Real
Estate for the past week:
Rowiand's Executors to Miller and Bach
ert lots Al, 4s, 40 and so in Grants addition
to Canton, $1,000.
Teeters, Lamborn & Co., 10 c. Sutton
lots l3 and Is in Jennings and Brooks addi-
to Alliance, $3.50.
Christopher Shillcr to Catharine Painter
lots l23 and 124 in Lima, $500.
John H Fielcing to James 4 Saxton lots
/, and s. South Canton. 81, 500.
Joseph Meyers to Virgil S Brown lot 81
in Shively's add to Louisville, 800.
Isasc Dry lfoOs to Siusser and Wertenber-
ger 10 acres in Nimishillen township, 81, 500
Milton Ball TO Robert D Kuhn 81 acres in
Lake township, $4,000.
John B Miner to William Stump lots 35,
SO and 81 in Miners addition to Mt. Union,
$500.
George Deal to Abraham Marshamer 25
acres in Sugarcreek township, 1890.
H Herman TO Sarah Rudy 10 acres in
Tuscarowas township, 81, 500. ....
Matilda Williamson to William Mathers 80
acres, $472. e'i
Christian Hossler to David Shyllenbergel
l acre in Marlboro township, $500.
Matilda Williamson ct al to William
Mathers lot of land in Osnaburgh township,
81, $40.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15
(From the New York World.)
Reconstructed Arkansas.

SCKSE-A Union soldier, who has moved
to Arkansas and bought farm there, wants
to register under that provision of the recon-
structed Constitution which says; "The
General Assembly, at its first session shall
provide suitable laws for the registration of
qualified ELECTORS. - Art. V, sec. as. '.
Registrar-What's your name
Soldier-JOhn Smith laG
R.-Age9
S.-Twenty-fye. .,.....---....,. 90,
R!-Native or naturall2ed2
S.-Born in New York.
River given aid or comfort 10 the re-
belliona
S.-No! l served in the Union army
from Bull hun to AppomattoI.
R.-Csn you take and subscribe TO the
registration oath
S.-What is it2 .-. r..... ...ssr a..-
R.-"I, John Smith, do sOlemnly swear
that will support and maintain the Con-
stitution and laws of the United States, and
the Constitution and laws of the State of
Arkansas that l am not excluded from
registering or voting by any of the clauses
in the first, second, third or fourth subdivis-
Ions of article VIII of the Constitution of
the State of Arkansas; that l will never
countenance or aid In the secession Of this
State from the United States; that accept
the CIVIL and poltcaf equahty or all men,
and agree not to attempt to deprive any per-
son, on account of race, color or previous
condition, of any political or civil right,
privilege, or immunity enjoyed by any other
class of men and; furthermore, that will
not in any way injure, or countenance in
others any attempt to injure, any person or
persons on account of past or present sup
| port of the Government of the United States,
| the laws of the United States, or the pTin-
ciple- of the political and civil equality of al
| men, or for affilistion with any political
party"
81 csn'ttake that oath. Idont belleye
/ in any such equality at all. ann bettel
than a nIggar, and SO were my father and
! mother before me. l demand, sir, TO be
| registered here as q loyal citizen of tht
| United States and an ex-soldier in the BnieI
! army, 90
R.-Can't help it. That's the registration
oath, and if you don't take it you can't vote
hold Office or sit on jury in Arkansas. Itil
in the Constitution, and Congress has ap
/ proved it,, -s. 4,i ..s-s--.. -ss s.I'-. ~
4 G,-p-a such a Constitution, and d--I
Congress, too. If this is tho ticket Gran
is running on he can't have my vote.
EetE, diSfrGfchfsed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15

JUDGE AAIBLER.-HOn. Jacob A. Amber
of Salem, Columbiana county, is, rs cur
readers are aware, the radical candidate for
Congress in this district Before and since
the radical convention we hBve heard seri-
Gus charges made against him by members
of his own party. These charges are-that
he is in the habit of drinking intoxicating
liquors to excesS--that hc CANDLES, that is
he plays cards or other games for the pur-
pose of either winning or losing money
and that he is an Infidel, that is he does not
believe in the divinity of Jesus Christ. We
are not personally acquainted with Judge
Amber, and cannot tell whether these char
ges, made by his own political friends, are
true or false. AS we desire to know the
truth or falsity of these charges made
against Judge Amber by his own political
friends, we shsll feel under obligations to
our friend Rukenbrod of the Salem REPUB-
LIcAN, neighbor of Judge Ambler's, if he
will answer the following questions through
the Salem REPUBLICAN,:
l. Is Judge Jacob A. Amber of Salem,
Columbiana county, Ohio, guilty of drink
ing intoxicating liquors of any kind in suffi-
cient quantity to show by his actions in any
manner, that he has been drinking intoxica-
ting liquors2
2. Is Jacob A. Amber of Salem, Co
lumbiana county, Ohio, guilty of playing
cards or any other kind of games for tn,
purpose of winning or losing money2
3. Is Jacob A. Amber of Salem, Co
! lumbiana county, Ohio, disbeliever in tn,
divinity of Jesus Christ, or is he an Inide
in his religious beliefl
As we stated before, we are not personal
ly acquainted with Mr. Amber, and wish
ing to know in good faith the truth or falsi
ty of the above charges, made by his owl
political associates; we desire our frient
Rukenbrod, as a moral man and goOt
citizen, to answer the three questions W
have propounded to him in an unequivocs
manner, through the columns of his paper
An unequivocal answer from Mr.. Ruken
brod to the above questions will settle thei
truth or fslsity in our mind.-[STEUBES
VILE GAZETTE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15
Marriage Licenses.

Issued from the Office of the Probate
Judge during the past week:
Jabes c. Steel and Rachel Bender.
Z. B. Cogan and ARna C. Shufier.
Isaac D. Shuffier and Mary Z. Young.
Charles Shum and Louisa Bruden. .f
K G. Thomas and Rosanna Milner.
John E Davis and Mary Ann Jones.
Daniel BcFenen and Jemima Shelter.
Richard A. Walker and Lucy Blackburn.
Peter Haag and Elizabeth Studer.
Frank Goats and Annie Duncan
John Hancock and Almeda Shriver.
Joseph Geiger and Elizabeth Zintsmaster
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15

WHAT To STAMP,-AlI notes and
evidences of debt, Ave cents on each
800 if over 800, five cents on addi-
tional 800, or part thereof. All re-
eelpus for any amount without limit,
over $50, two cents if $40 or under,
nothing. All deeds, and deeds of
trust, fifty cents on each $500 in value
of the property conveyed Of the
amount secured when a decd of
trust is fully stamped, the note secur-
ed must not be ; but they should be
endorsed to show the reason Why
Mortgage bonds need not be stamped
If stamps are affixed to the mortgage.
All appraisements, estates or estrays;
five cents on each sheet or piece of pa
per. AffidavitB of every description
are exempt from stamp duty. Ac-
acknowledgements to deeds etc, are also
exempt. Contracts and agreements.
FIVE cents, except for rents; when for
rents fifty cents tor each $500 Of rent,
or less, If over $500: fifty cents for
$500 or over $500. Any person inter
ested can affix and cancelstanps.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15
CoGrt proceedings.

Clerk Hldehbrand has kindly fur
nished us the following doings OF
Court at its late term:
Israel Young VS.. Joseph Cogan ct
al. Judgement for Plff. for $500.
David c Burson VS.. VIM, W Har-
per ct al. Judgment for plff. 1882.
William Weygandt VS.. Daniel Lu-
cas-, Judgment for yin. $92,60.
Henry Matthias VS.. George Schell ct
ux. Judgment for plff. $685..
JC Vanosdall vs. Robert Greenlee
Judgment for plff. SALT.
Samuel d Slusser VS. Gottloep Schau-
wecker, Judgment for plff. S91, Al.
Lafourecades Bro, & Irwin VS. Kee-
fer & Pirrong, Judgment for plff.
S92s,3S.
Peter Bailey VS. Martin Dury,
Judgment for plff for 100000.
Joseph Beigel ct al vs. Paul Con-
verse ct al. Judgment for plff. 5000 As
Isaac Harter VS. Edward Fleisher
ct al. Judgment for plff. $34,67.
Daniel Ecrode VS. Geo. w Neisz,
Judgment for pIff SlO2,5S.
FL Winterhalter vs. City OF Canton
Judgment for plfl $4,000,
PG Albright ct al VS. Jonathan
Penoyer, Judgment for plff $4,000.
William Allen VS. Clark & Quigley,
Judgment fer plff S1373,OO.
Isaac Harter and Sons vs. Bucyrus
Machine Co. Judgment for plff
S726,13.
Geo w Hamilton VS. II L Hurford,
Judgment for plff s1I7,57.
u r Feather and wife VS. AIphOns
Efulgraff, Judgment for plff, S105, ,13.
U r Feather and wife VS. William
Elliot, Judgment for plh $IO6,I2.
Samuel Irwin VS. G. S Hurford ct al
Judgment for plff $j42.7O.
a t NcCuchen VS. w A Clay ct al.
Judgment for plf. S2I3,3S.
Geo W Henshaw vs. w ] Nelson.
Judgment for plff. s231, ,6S.
Isaac HaFter and Sons VS. Andrew
Miller ct al. Judgment by confession
for 1886. -.
James Creighton IS 8 p Boden
ratae, SG40.GO,
Frederick HrGkei vs > Z Borden,
same, $4,000.
Greiner Steel y Co. VS. : II wilcox
ct al. same, $4,000.
Boncwitz Zurich q; Co W John r.
Diflie et ais same, S22J,02.
Solomon Block " Taylor Camp ;
came. s5Ol,C
lst National Bank, Canton, Ohio Va
Samuel I.shm ct ais same, $5G0,00.
Greiuer, Steel & &c, vs. Taylor &
Camp; same, S151, 90.
John II. Eckert VS.. Jesse L. Van
Nostran. Receivers Report filed and
accepted.
Charles Lied vs. Peter Schotzmau
ct ux. Referred to Isaac Haylett.
William Werntz vs. Jacob Wolff
Referred to MeKinly.
Javid Richards VS. John Richards
Admir-. Arbitration Judge on aware
for s5O3.
John S.Cock ct ais We John Mccain
mon ct ais. Injunction made perpet
ual.
George S. Hurford VS. James G. Short
ct ais. Alexander Hurford appointed
Receiver.
Divorces granted in the following
cases.
Emma Lincoln VS. Caleb Lincoln.
Madelaine Mariat VS. Chas Mariat.
Sarah r. Tubbs VS. Jas H. Tubbs.
Peter Haag vs. Mary Ann Haag.
STATE CASES.
Ohio vs Peter Rodabaugh. Senten
ced to Jail for 6 months ; fined sl5O, o.
and costs.
Ohio VS. Daniel Miller. Jury disa-
greed; defendant under bail to appea
next term.
Ohio vs Israel Young. Deft pleaC
guilty Of assault and battery (; finet
$500 and costs.
July 9Th Court adjourned withou
dav.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15

CRIMES OF THE CIVIL WAR AND CURSE OF
DEAM-We received on yesterday copy Of
the above entitled work from our esteemed
friend, the author. 1t is large volume OF
512 pages replete with important subjects,
and so far as we have examined the work,
we can say these subjects are Investigated
and treated with master hand. Mr.. Dean
is one of the ablest and most eloquent men
of the country, and is just the man to re-
view the evil policy and its evil consequences
of the last eight years. He does it truth
fully and ably in this great work. 1t should
be in the hands of every thinking man. The
subscription price is three dollars. 1t will
no doubt meet with ready sale.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15

TUsCARAwAs haANoH.
AN ORDINANCE To establish

A n ORDINANCE = To establish
IA the width of the sidewa, ks on Cherry
street, between -Tuscarawas street
and Tenth, and to provide fnr the
paving of the same
SEQ. lst. Be it ordained by the City
Council of the City OF Canton, that the
width of the sidewalks on both sides of
Cherry street, between Tuscarawas street
and Tenth, be and the same is hereby es-
tablished at thirteen (I3) feet.
SECTION 2. That the owner oi lots or OF
parts of lots frsnting on said part OF
Cherry street are hereby requested to
pave that part of said side walks adjoin-
ing their said lot or part OF lot, respect
lively, with good hard burnt brick, on q
substantial bed OF sand, and that the same
shall be completed on or before the first
day OF September 1868, A. D., and in ac-
cordance with the grade heretofore estab-
li.hed on said street.
SECTION 3. That if any such owner fall
to comply with the requirements OF the
foregoing section, 1t shall be the duty OF
the Street Commissioner, immediately y
after said first day Of September, 1868, A.
D., to make such pavement upon the
property of such owner, and report the
cost thereof to the City Solicitor, who
shall collect the same of the said property
owner according to law. and ,ths same
shall be made lien on such property.
SECTION. 4. That this ordinance shall
take effect from and after its passage and
publication.-PAssed July Is, 1858.
WILLIAM Ii. WYANT, Prest.
Attest, JOSEPH TROUT, Clerk.
July IA, lS6S.-2t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15
STAR GALVANIZED LIGHT
MING ROD!

Which Is superior 10 any in use. 1t is
made from Magnetic Iron. manufactured
for our company only; Aths .RunAre-
Grooved, spiral twisted and galvanized,
and connected with pure copper couplings
rendering IL equal 10 q Copper Rod, the
whole surmoInted with o Gold plated
Chester Point oEPure Copper, thus form
ing q continuous Rod from the Point to
the ground. and by a combination of
metals forming GalVaIIic Battery in the
rod. ~ a... ,,,r -a .i.,. - 10
Our Star Galvanized Rod is warranted
always to remain bright and clean. and
meyer oofrode or rust, thus presenting a
neat ornamental appearance on the build
ing worth more than its cost as a matter
OF olnament, say nothing about its sure
protection against lightning. -
More than two millien feet have been
sold annually forthe last five years in all
parts of the country. and notwithstand-,
ing we have constantly. offered five hun,
drcd dollars to any person who would
show that any building injured by light
ming with our Star Galvanized Rods
properly and scientifically erected there
on, not one accident has been reported to
US. we continue TO offer the above re-
ward as usual.
The price is so trivial compared with
tho advantages a certain Ilrotection
against the terrific effects OF lightning.
that Il Is InHnifeStly to the interest of ali
persons to have them. Unlike anvtbino
else, these conductors last for geAsratlons.
Why delay so important 4 matter when :,
lew dollars invested in our Star Gtilvan-
lied Rod will place you and your prop.
erty and family out OF danger as long as
tha building stands. -. fNfe -
Or Will you delay until ths crash OF
broken thunderbolts and tho vivid burn.
inSs OF fierce lightning awskes you' to the
necessity of this useful means OF protec-
itong -,.s t t...- 'i.- a44 ..-.-..l y
We also erect CarbOnized Iron Liz hit
hlnR hods with the same copper-plated
points and the same insulatortrf 0,,r srISS.
lnsu iator is decided improvement npon
aEything OF tho kind ever used. | hns
dischargiug points to relieve the rods
when over charged, a,id thus prevent an,
explosioh.
All OrderS'left ut tho corner of Cberrv
anu Eighth streets, near the New Der,oi
or by letter, will receive Fi qui ut attention,
=. F. GROSS Il CO.
Canton, o., June 10, lS6s-tf. ,sSSGrl
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sFECIAl a01eEs.

1@o CoNsUAPTIvES.-THE ADvERT1sEH
Il having been restored to health IN 2 few weeks
by a very si1nple remedy, alter having suffered for
ssveraI Years with severe lung affection, and that
dread diaease Conanmpdo1--is anxious to- make
Fn sW1i TO his felloW-suferers the means Of care.
To ali who desire It. he win send a. copy u lie
preseription used Gree of eharge,1 with the diEst
lions for preparing and using tho.5EuDs Hh they
viii and 4 suKK GUzE for C0NsUNPzI0H, -AARsAk.
BgoEnasTTs Caudns, CoLDe, and all Throat and LnAf
AfTectiOns. The only object OF the advertiser fa
sending the Prescription is 10 benefit .hc Vafteted
and Epsead information which he oOnceiyeeto bella.
valuable and he hopes every sufferer viii try Ma
remedy it VIII cost them nothing, and may prove
q blessing. =.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREEs by retain
mail will please address -. . -. - -.
williamsburg, Kings CABS Nc~ York.
nay92'6IyIsmp
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

GOLD Firm; opening atl4l, and closing
at l415. as -s.i-s
'- NEW YORK MARKET-JULr IS. ~,
COTTON-Shsde lower; sales 32@39Ic.
for middling uplands.
RLOUR-Closed dull in buyers, favor
WHEAT-1@2c lower and very dull
= HYE Outlet e. 81 1891 81, ~. Il no
;L.iOATS-pull end heavy at SSlaS4c IN
store; e54@s5ic afioat. 81. IA
CORN--SrOngly in buyers favor; 81 08
a Il 10 for new. mixed western afloat, and
81. 12 q 1al for old mixed western in
store. -. -r .'7
P0RK-euiet and firm; mess $2s e5
cash and regular. 90. 80 =
BEEF Steady, and with a moderate de-
CUT MEATS-With = fair business
RACON-Quiet, with holders disposed to
insist upon full prices. LaqylI) H-E
LARDrRath more active; l457-Sgts3
for good tosprin1e steam.
ESGSH25a
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least alarm the enemy

instrumentation city Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department L. V. BOckius, was
repairing one of our public cisterns on the
Square, on Monday, and found at the bot
tom three chases Gron frames) which had
put in there on the night of August 22pd,
1851, when our Office was destroyed. Mr.
Bockius sent them down to the office. Of
course we had to procure new ones, and
hence, aro now doubly provided.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-15

"a THING OF BEAUTY Is a JOY FOREVER"
And nothing is so beautiful as picture of
health. Headache, Nervous Palms. Sour
Stomache, Distress after Eating, Prostrsting
Weakness, Discrimination for Society, Men
tai Dependency, ETC., are the rule rather
than the exception with the human family,
and have stamped their effects upon us all.
The most effective, gentle, sudden aad agree
eble remedy is the Plantation Bitters. They
have probably cured and alleviated- more
cases the past five years than all other rem
edies combined They are sold throughout
the length and breadth ol the land.