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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

TaosE who know d.. Shugsrt win testi-
fly hat he never attaches his name 20 3 rec
OmmendatiOn- until after strict trial and due
examination, be has considered it q duty to
make his convictions known. This fact
gives great weight 70 the following:
MEssRs. R.IC. s. G. s. CLKRK-Genle-
men al have examined the different arti'
cles that enter into your Anti Bilious Com.
pound, and in consequence nave not hesita'
ted to recommend itto m patients and 9th
ers, who have not in 9 single Instance been
disappOinted. You have, in my opinion,
hit upon . Yaluable combination, which
viii recomrpend Itself 70 public favor.
Yours, Respectfully, =
THOs. !. SHUaRRE d, D. =
P~lessantyille. Pa
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Ram IE.-MozrA ] Kizmnler Sons
stH continue 70 sell stores and house fur
rhhing goods remarkably cheap. II Is the
best placeto trade in CAaten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

AT the meeting of the Building ASSocia-
,tIOn Nc. 2 May a. money lOaaed as fol-
flows: r. little s shares e 50 per cent; A
LothAmmsr, 4 shares at 613 per cent; John
sGonsasfthsfe'Et 50 per cent + Nc
sCiAin, 6sAZssaot 5at per cent Mr. Duel
5 shares atl9s per cent. Shares IN al 10,
averaging bs9 per cent. Securities $500.
amount loaned &1h40 60-ExeeSG OF Sc
curitles S2,2R9 So - -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

A voRxA1x In the AaIeablc Hon Works
lad his hand and arm below the elbow
crushed by the falling Of q hammer. on
Aonoay. -1.t.p -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

To thOse of O0r friends who are afflicted
with disease arising nom 3 arrangement Of
the KidneyA we Commend them the never
falling DR.. SargentAs Backache Pills. These
Pills hare been In use some thirty years,
ond haye proven to be the most effective
diureic medicine ever offered to the public.
No. only is relief given Immediately, but
endorsements Of the best phYsicians in the
4 couRtHy in the@E favor, they deserve the sue
cess which they haYe 30. widely ObtAined.-
70 che aGhlcted We saS Try thsn-1Aa ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

DE-. j. Q. RARrtxsr, lately of the medi-
cal hEm, of Hart 8 Bartlett this city, has
locsred Tor practice At Canton, Stark cOun-
ern Ohio. DIR. Bartlett Is a gentisman Of
thorough professional edRostiopSgand has
had that experience In pRectiOe which VII
be Of gsGt value to hips-LAEsrsts Regis
Ter. osFldura E1at 20 slal Saraa assaI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

Ma. A McGREGOR-Sir PLEASE send
nay paper 70 Sp~enserEtieL DekAlb county,
- And Obiige yours.
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CouxoIL CHAMBER

NOGNOAL A@1I .
= MONpKY EVENING, Nay 81, 80.
Council met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present. President Worley, Messrs. Ny
era, SchaefeE Lindeman, Hawk and SaxtOn.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read, corrected and approved.
-lss sr- -L PETITIONS
OF Henry McKern and others praying for
the Improvement of Chestnut street-refer-
red
OF Peter Kaufman (verbal by Mr.. SaxtOn)
for the opening of . sewer on North street
near his premises-referred.
eOf residents of different parts OF the city
OerbaD for the proper improvement of adj
joining streets and alleys, 20 that their prem
ises may not become inundated by the over
dow Of Water-referred.
Con motion of Mr.. SaxtOn, that the city
procure 3 suitable sewer scraper, SO that
water channels can be kept open with less
expense and time than by the present slow
process Of digging and shoveIing-sgreed to
and committee on streets and alleys instruc-
ted accordingly.
OF Mr.. Rzber (verbaD for the paving OF
Fourth street, agreeably to ordinance pass
ed some time go.
On motion of Mr.. Sehefer, the street
commissioner was instructed TO pave Fourth
street n once where paYements have not
already been laid.
.. 80 HEPOETa
From committee on claims, Or. WOrley)
In the matter of local veteran volunteer
bounty, claimed By soldiers, VIM. B. Hatch
and john Ecker, reported that committee
was unable 10 determine whether the men
named were credited to Canton city or
townahip; whens 1rE
On motion of Mr.. Saxton, the subject
was referred back to committee for further
Investigation. by consultation with the
township authorities.
From committee on streets, reporting "An
oEdiAancs 10 pave North Market street side
wHlks from North street to corporate lin"
u" and Recommending its immediate pas.
REPRESENTATION disagreed to, and
ordinance tabled
From same committee, (Ar. Myers re.
porting adversely to the plat of c. Peters's
addition, and referring same back to propri.
etor for alteration-for nformality.
From committee on accounts of city of
hcers, CMr. Hawk reporting the account of
the street commissioner correct and that
there was due that officer 1920 n; which,
on motion of Mr.. Lindeman, was ordered
to be paid.
Fom committee on streets (Mr. Myers)
reporting that they had examined the sluce
way from the st. Cloud manure yard, and
recommended that . sink hole be dug at
the expense Of the hotel property owners,
for the abatement of the nuisance.
Mr.. Schefer objected to report and IA
Vored proper sewerage as the only peImA'
nent and efficient way of ~remedying like
evils.
Mr.. Myers objected, for the reason that
the nuisance would find an outlet below the
lii - ..-,@Nag,e- --a-ll A.. a.
that quarter, &c.
Mr.. SAxtOn agreed with Mr.. SchRfer, and
the recommendation of committee was dis
agreed to.
Complaint was made by Messrs. Roth.
childs, of the bad condition of the pave
ments fronting his premises, In consequence
of the c&Ying 1 Of the same, caused by the
rotting away of = wooden water conductor
referred to fire department. committee.
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TEE clergy IN some localities objected 10
\ eGsA2 r., using Sunday - Decoration
day. We have heard Of ! good man who
plueked corn On the Sabbath- l RI
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fAA Robins Have Come sack
AEAiAl

There's a call upon the hOusetop, y ensWer
from the PLAIN, tsGI
There's . Warhle IN the E1nshine, B tsitter
In the rain,
And through my heart at sound Of these,
There comes anameless thrill,
AS sweet as Odor to the rose, retislsT
Or verdure to the hill; s- rar
And all these joyous mornings
Ny heart pOurs forth this strain, D
GGod bless the dear old robins,
Who have come back again"
For they bring 4 thought of summer, Of
dreamy, luscious days Eas
Of kingcups in the meadow, making 3 gol-
den haze.
A longing for the clover blooms
For roses all aglow,
For fragrant blossoms, where the bees
With dronlng murmurs gO5 : q
] dream Of Al the beauties J 81 r
: of summers golden reign,
And sing stGOd keep the robins
Who have come back again"
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VIZ. orpvIInS near McCrsA,s Furniture
Store pots n ne Blake Spring bed for
those who leSEe him their orders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

EAoNRoa HEHnsF had two fingers badly
crushed n . machine In the Ball & Co, es-
~tAhlshrnent On Monday last.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

SsrSp9Ea-Atfeduced prices, at Disque
y Isckpan'A 'liur On
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A rnan1s1o rain and han storm visited
Wheeling and vicinity last Friday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

lDAvE ossREENs Soda Fountain Is nice to
Patronizs on . hot day, TEyh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

.PARAssLs AID Sux UlRRBILAs-Yery
cheap, At Disqus & JaekmAnls- Esu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

The STORM ON SpEDAY.-The recent pom
tinued heavy rains have raised the streams
hereabouts to an unprecedented highth.-
The tremendous heavy rain OF last Sunday
afternoon was accompanied with much
tightening Rnd sheeW thnnder. A few
miles east q louisville TIE storm was 50
great ukat Il uRrpated 4rpesi blew own fen
ces, md w62mg8Ihsapd of aseEerat orchards
muNh damaged- 0zrzEwA cav
~-.-Nn--.--n rluu r-E-rrnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
THE WORLDS MOWER AM
4 80 REAPER:
ego III HAS NO EQUAL. @
It Mowg-It Drops-It self Rakes.

AZ hOWS"1C OHOpS-4I SCH hhASs
This machine is the harvest gathering Of TWEEN
ty years experience IN the manufacture Of Agri-
cultural Machinery. and takes rank with the
printing press. engine. lathe and
locomotive inthe qualities of PFecisI0n'
staunchness and durability: eg
Its foundation Is a single piece
of solid iron, ofshape to resist all possible
strains: ss-l@ ..-# e6f a SIS -
its gearing Is shaped to stan
dard gnage and each cut cut Of
solid iron with mathematical sx-
actness.
The working parts are all so permanent
" liked that they cannot vary. and are fuIiS
protected from water. dust grass
and all other causes OF disturb
ance, en-
By'these means we reduce frIotI0n to
the lowest peIrt-stop the self de-
structIOn common to AL rough cast machines
avoid breakage In HARVEST
secure EAsYB AFT and the same DU-
RARIEITY which partsins to GUT GEAR
In othor kinds of machinery. The WORLD
has been tested three years, IN the hands Of
the most Intelligent & RELIABLE
FAMERs IN THE LAND, Al Of whom
write lin declaring that comparatively, 81 81 "a
THERE Is NO OTHER HAIR
81. 81. 4a VESTER.
For Prices and complete Information address
$50 E. GAIL & COMPANY,
CANTON. OHIO.
mar SlS69 2 ta gs1sur-a as slaa
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To COMsumPtiVeS.

THR AnVERFIsER, having beoH restored 70
I health IN 9 few weeks by 9 very simple rem
edyt after having Suffered for several years with
3 severe nng sHeeJinn,- and thai dread disease
Consumpton-is anxious to make known TO his
fello~W-ggnsrers the means Of cure.
Afclan Who deaire It., he win send 3 copy Of
preecrptou uSed tree OF charge1l with the d.
rectens for preparing and nsin2 thesgmes which
hey VIII md 9 BuAH. orEE Tor C~oHsUArrIsN
AsEANA, BEoNoHrrs, COUaus, CoLDB, and
and Lung Affections. The only object OF the
advertiser In sending the Rre8criptOn h 70 bene-
1t the Afflicted, and spread Information Which-hG
cOneelvesto being yaiRAbles and he hopes even
Sufferer VIII Try hiA rSEledy, a. & VIII costtheH
nothing and may provaA hls8sIng. -
Parties wishing The prescription will plGasI
address@C RsT. RDW1RDA .fW3LS0N,N
WIliamshurEs Kings Co.. New York.
nsylS.e9ylFnP - - r 4 y = ~
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SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce R. A.
DUNBAR as 3 candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy in their primary capacity.
Owe are authorized to noun q. D.
McCUE as candidate for the office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy II heir primary capacity.
We are authorized TO annoHncs VIZ II.
KNOTS Is q candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primaEylcapacItY A4G4-a4
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q ReWare

OOAA A4AN4AC5 -
OF THE INJURIOUS EFFEC7Sl of Face.
Powders and Rashes-Al such remedies close
aP ths PoHea Of the skins and IN 9 shert time de-
Etroy the completion have q fresh
heAithy and youthful Appearance, nss Helmbold's
Extract Sarsap arflla- IlLoS s4 Gmay98m2l
Nor PEW or the worst disorders that az
.shiet mankind Arise from eoFruptioa4 OF the blood
Helmbold's RHtract SarsApaFillD - Ansnady Of
tbs UTMOST HSlnsl2 ! 20 gd9 81 maYa2m2
HRLMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA
eioanees and jrenoVR1ss the blood. inShls the Vls-
or Of health into the system, and puIges out the
hGlnors that m1ks disea8e; rob mhyRSn9
EOUANF4Tf Ve. QUALITY HeImbOldFs aET-
tract 8arEapaLlls.c 4 doee de- small. Those
Who desire q largo quentity and iluse dOses OF
med1etne Ehh. ~ LII. nnai mAy2emS.
WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCYE or
| COMPLEXION must purify and eRnck the blood.
1 which HOlmboid,s eOReentrAtsd Extraefof Sar.
asparila lnXar1Sbly does. ask for Hetnboid's.
TGke no othsr. taNEEETaEs . mAy7sm2
HKIaBOLDfs CONOENTRATED EYTRECT
sAKsAPARILLA is the GHEAr RLoop PuEiFIEE
.HE -a.a 81 --an r
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KI9 fusEN-EtsEy pair wArt4ntsa, ~
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Fra fruit prospect here Is good.
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REPRESENTATIVES.

A CURIOUS OKEER-Dr. Sage has discov'
eredA peff6eO specific for GAtarFh tCoId
IL the Head" Dizziness Tainted Breath
and CstGrFhGl HeAdAche. The proprietor,
DR.. r, ". Pieree, of Buffalo, n. Y, Of
fers $66efarA Of CatalTh that he can
not cure. It Is he cheapest and best rem
edy for that loAlhsome disease szer offered
he has not got DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
for sale, let him order It, or send SIXTY cent
10 the proprietor, and 1t viii reach you By
return msI. For sale by most Druggist
everyWhsIs, L. IL -,.a so hQR2f
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srRkvnEnHs. seI a 40 cant a quart.
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NElsHAnH HtRTzELL5 n noticing NJ.
Yalandighan's lecture, says, after saying
HwAsdrys and HEawAs seAusht mapping =
saAerefs u ineongruitJ IN the TWO ideas OF
VsllandighsmEdscript poetry p There
) certslalyS an hoongTultyp IN .aOar
MeigASoE EistepiaO 70. words Of wisdom
Gadtrufhh 4rom Q, LsssFallandigham. We
we're grstIaed at seeing him present at the
lseshfesapdas he remained throughout a.
tealss Fast Ne proftsd thereby. . a
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We have examined Halls Copper Light
ming Conductors, (of which ]. KitzmiIler &
Sons, Of this city, are agents, and cheer
fully recommend them TO the ppbic, as
combining all the elements Of excellence,
and as being unsurpassed as perfect cOnduc-
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HOUSE,
BY j. GOlABSs

Ss5la GOAA4S -
BLOCK, CANTON, %.
= NOW RRERARED TO
Il accommodate Roarders by the week
or day and persons having horses ear
also have their animals properly cared
for. HEvingb been engagedi In the public
business sformRHYYearss am conhdeni
Eof Ratisfyingn my guestsszsd EaEcrmos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

Gold closed ct New York, yestbai
day, at 1881 2 fsat-a
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DITTSBURGH FORT WAYNE
- AND CHICAGO RAILWAY. r7-
On and after April 18th, 1899, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sundays e1ceptedh as follows T;
Train leaving Chicago at $50 2. NJ. leaves daily
Tram leaving Pittahurgh At s,lo P n: leaves
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announcement.
IuDGE.

We are authorized TO announce VIM. a.
BURKE Is . candidate for Probate Judge,
subject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capacity.
We are authorized to HAIR
VEY LAUGHL1N as q candidate for the
Office of Probate Judge, subject to the de-
cision of the Democracy in their primary
capacity. IsJ-
We are authorized TO announce J. C.
STALLCUP as 3 candidate for the ONCE OF
Probate Judge, subject to the decision OF
the Democracy in their primary capacity.
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LLsAsIRs HGrs-Trimmed, Sl25J un-
tgtpmed. IS cents, q Disque 3 Jackmal's,
GahkeWss Block, Market street. Ia slgst
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#This is a mixed train to WensVilles
and Express train from Wellsville to Pitts
+ TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
LEAVES TEEE- 3
New Phlla- $40 AN. Bayard, 1910 Pm.
ARRIVES AT
Bayard, .9:25 A. n. N. Phila-, 800 Pm.
j. NJ. KIMBALL, Gen. Ticket Agt.
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committee.
Joseph Mock laid n = claimLof $50 that
he would be damaged from the proposed
opening of North Plum street-referred.
The street committee wa granted full
power 10 contract for and conAtruct the cul'
vert IN Poplar street, at the intersection of
North street Adjourned. .aL->I- 1t-.-
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Isl


We are authorized to announce JOHN
STEEL as q candidate for Treasurer, SUBJ
jcct to the decision Of the Democracy In
their primary capacity.
COMMISSIONER,
We are authorized to announce JOHN
BRYAN a. 3 candidate for. tie office of
County Commissioner, subject to The decis,
ion of the Democracy in their primary &c.
pGcity.1 y02I0 5GA2AlS
REPRESENTATIVES,.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
fS.OOCK IS aZosndhste for the Ohio Gen.
eTsl Assembly, subject to the decision Of
the Democracy In their primary capacity.
We are authorized to JOSEPH
THOMPSON as q candidate for Represen.
tatiVe in the Ohio General Assembly, sub
ject to the decision of the Democracy in
their primary capscitys ra
We are authorized to annOunc JAMES
SLRNTZ, as q candidate for Representative
in the Ohio General Assembly, subject to
the decision Of the Democracy in their
primary capacity.
We are authorized to noun J. B.
WTL9OA, Of Alliance, IS q candidate fol
Representative in Ohio General Assembly,
subject to the decision of the Democracy Ia
ttheir primary Capacity .IAaI LITER
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Attest JosEPH TROgr. Clerk Gas tgucH
Passed Nay 24th. 1853. sfs1
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To EstG6IisA The Grade Of North Pop
Tar Street to the Tine Of Cleveland AU-
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r
THRnAI AID LuNa nIsEASES. b
70 TIE CURE or

Dr.. Wishlart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
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.. Stock Noes secured by s5Ai1 -
mOFtgsgsss $4,000 90 s. b5biSsb
cages 500 49, sc ,75s - s Il aa3
ndorsed notes : 22,3r1 80
d. Outstanding pre- ~ ~
miuns from '68, Ia, G9s = .S w
Cash on hand - So"
aud in Banks, 6,813 "a
, 1869-03-17
Tho rsus syassna of Iuxur.nc.

We clip the foalowing IRON the New York Ex.
Frfss, ~h!ch Ne recommend 10 the careful con.
siderattou OF those requiring reliable insu1suce
At low IAtcs. This sterling coupany IN r.nre.
sent BY tho we'll kloEn tnsurxnce 1e1u OF AtIIer
UreN, Who havn Just removed 10 tne re. and
een1nooious oteee. No 130 Lasaiie street:
AApy tfHtc!asS mercantile tr1s are nov
CHARGING thelt bustteea locations and, as 1 ru.
tetue OF ther Insurance policies becomes iuapcra.
sfe 60: ALREADY zTalltnR themselves OF lts unriT.
s5sten, Which IA beyond qr.allon The mott eco
nomteal "a well ~ the eafeat system o pro ect, IN
Hun Io:s BY af1 yes devised by the wisdom or
mn HAssrR recently looked over the rAlauc4.
sntets 6f tn.t tte1t1Ie snd sk1tfuiY-eanducted
o: this c't3, VIC dnu TIN: 1t not oniy
psIs twelve pet cent to cAsh s.orknald ri,
bur Also Ci stx PER cent on outetand.
t1E scrip: ard, stth al thls. i SCRIP am.
terd O; toE1y nvo Per cent On tic earned p,emlnms
81 raIueipat'on policies 10. thu year OF 1861
TtuA 1t viii be oostrred that It only costI abou.
ont paftlcipauons. Ia Iefasd 70 tn eta ntlty md
r.spontioihty OF the .Washirctos,' there cxn
be 10 QutEiicn. Fer years 1t tts stood In dc
front rink Of the 1nee.WrltinR Institutions OF ths
country. while Its executive and officers through.
cut are admitted to tavn no s1peYioTs IN ltetf
calling. 60 carefully sud suecessiully have it,
cash &ssets are over $s0o ,O0o, al the amoupt 10
being con1.antly M: meDted. The ot1cc OF the
NAehinQlon Il nj III Broadway, corner OF Maiden
Lane. 1t tssues poitflcs on ate st.ks, as we'll II
tnlaLd marine fnturaree. Trote who dee1ra . "
feet security. Il reasonable prices. a. wan -
ieet irterest to deh v.th them. WE os7e dose
20 tor years. aId think it4 du Y TO Adrfsa our
fnenda 10 do l!kcwlac.
, 1869-03-17
T1srzaDAI Moas1xo Coroner Cloar:s

TIbTERpAI MORNING Coroner Clelv.s he'd
IN inquest on the body Of Bernard Ritter,
who waa killed by IN explosion IN Smiths
IleHo 4 2esds OF accidental @ Il dsaih h'osa, as,
ienoered. Aichst1 Wal b. aho WAS fatally In
tu'ed On Friday bJ fallln1 from tha lch to
the Wash1n Rton Stree. Tunnel, died ycste1d6y
mo1sinC In the County Hosps'al. 0eecaset was
about 80 ears ID labofef and unmarried. Tht
tory fecdered verdict oi accidental death.
awe Dks1HH to cali tho attention of cur music.
loving irlecde Of the south Side 10 the entertain
ment 10 be given tom orrow evening by the Ia 3tes
nj chnrch On the corner Of Indiana aVerue ana
THen' -uftn Ftreet. Tho heat mus.ca! talent Of
tse city hse been eEH1Red. and car readers mar
rt:J = TRre md at llFhiful evenings amusement
The lkdice Will alto iurneh 4 bountlfnl supper IN
tne chnrth basement, between the hours Of and
II p. N.
THE Noo1LKz MAkuTAc1rRKHa' ASSOCIATION
OF the No.taNtet will hold Its 4. nuA meeting to.
day, At 10 O'Clock. 4. ,he fremont Hou Z, for the
lraEfactinn II her b1stntes, A com mitiee, rep
reet1ttuR tho 1ut1ota WooI-9rouk1s' a. .cclstlou.
Will he pr sent; also 4 delegation tf CINCINNATI
a1s, to secure the holding Of The next exposition
: At that l1lcs.
AT HAIr-FAtr SEvEx O'CLOCK this evenine a
meeting OF clttZeEa CT tie Fourth Ward will bs
fs IN 'oo&'t dyr-h lnAc, C0rtaHe Grove. south
o. peuRlas ac., for th4 porpole OF considering
the park question. A genera! Attendance Ia de-
tised.
a GRAND SKA1r51 ~ARxrvAL ctturs this even.
ing At toe ahaan Averuc Rink. for the bcnedt OF
1he manager. Mr.. II. Ro te. program OF
uLurua! a:tfac.iycuc-s 10 offered, ard since the
DAYS Of Ice Ion-t be few AID a.eting, the J3ur E
people viii doubtless be On hsud in la.ge numbers.
, 1869-03-17

that she'e Wimny teeoo!s be built ol vood, srd
npt of hutk. "@'s' -
Ictxtt1 Carter hopsa 1t voold mt b ton..
Toe 4n endnent eneroa by In,pcc:or Etnr ~.
lcs-1eAs ;; nay.. 0-ks folloss.
1edf-irspcc1n1s Eng and ". n.worh-7
NIys-ltstt ct9ts BtICRs, Carter 'jf+t+r Twill
f,tc. Aeseiye, RnLyan, Ttl4hsr, WalsS. Id
hA5sAso-e. "~''A' "~o
1nspftor Csrttr moved th,t that po.tan Of ,ne
report Ecsat'.s tn The pkraJater street Panry
The motion WA5 fRree4 70,
tEept cioE Mescrse 10 s6opt ths Ihlr1 sSs,f -, ".
anatnted, which was aaobsGd fnlo,etor En9
onc vourK in the pezAuxe.
lnspsetur Briggs thouRksAt r1dieu:oua. IN v.av
OF Tho yarltty Of lots. 10 adtpt apy uniform ni,n
ios sehool nniidinee. 4N1'A"1 VlaA
tbs RESOLUTION. 1ht. Il 1a.,c ~ q, ~ Intent Q,
paE. a1d eet I'd oi sness s,cni5sess' CIV Wro Wsrs
ther 1nst-yts. . ;. ~. -. ~ ~ e14uas "as
TusSIt;u. st.,s M W, - y won;3ov.,
Ndy4-InIpt cto.s q enfsno Ha~r. Tx,.,
Die e.. Gpiittra NJ, Mfserve RI Ehsw srtt
Wash. A1a
nsse &4E3rreY st8tGt tthu, p,,-,v 4 u..... ',
p!afl for r. = a: w. +. ~. nAIn. bHton
snfr ~ nind ~ ~ c1,n ocaao! nAa neSes beGu
FE1nspec'os NJ thon,St ~, ,..
, 1869-03-17

Thu Graf Rink EaJA

The great catsloR.n ssla viii be co1ti.uad this
afteTroon at No. 1e3 Deareorn etreet, Whcu TIC
splendid hittotiee, Wtver'cy Novels. sets Of the
EtRltah roete, 3sEAine's tutalIsls' Library.
forty volumes. .ith p!ates, aud ths nae
Works on paintings. etc. VIII be sold
The medical books Of the collection vii. bs SOLD
this SltE1Eoon N connection With tho above sale
~ ~ = -"-'
, 1869-03-17

From pretent appearances the regular book xuc,
lion sales At No. 1s7 South Clark sieei bid iair c
equal the E,ssrn ,rsde sR1es Of books. o1eIgu
mcuta Of oyct 90 0Q0 vollEut ART now beirR 70
ceiTt daily from The Ea4t. These h"oks 1re sold
at suuion each evening, the salea commencing Al
O'clock 80 " -
, 1869-03-17

Tifbofss rod LtvsK OIL and Llne.-
Thc eTeat poeuiazily Of this eate aaa eacaetous
preparation IL alone attrihutaale 10 It's intrinsic
Btut eh1t's, Whooplrx Coush. SctotuIous uu.
noEe. II ali cotsuup'sre symptoms, It has no
snpcitor. II fQ1Al. Let no oEe neglect ths esrty
hsrd which viii allerlAte I'll compla 'nts OF the
Cntet. LnnRs Or Throat. Manufactured only by
A. b: WIloor, Cheul.t, No. 1856 Coust strees, Hns.
tnn. Mass. 8e!d IN chicago hy BurahAra & Jsa
6rhSa;k Ind Qutlhu1t i kdaRu -