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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
FROM non. JAMES THOMPSON.
FROM REV. JOSEPH n. KKNxAzD, D. D,

FROM REV JOSEPH II. KENSARD, D. D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhilAdolPhiA
DH. JAoEsoH-DEAR BIK:-I AG-s been frequently
Teqssted 10 connect nay e7ih recommendations er
FereHs kiEs ef nedieines bar regarding ne Proeftes
Os q nay appropriate gpsTe hare IN al edasS DE-
eiAd bar uiA clear proof f UdJ5ous iHstdRees, 1na
p4rfienarl ay 0uyss Jauaf 81 .c slRess y Dr..
HseyLaHs GerSan BfS~rs, depart for eRes TroaG ~
ssual e0s~ss cTPTess my full ovietoH hdt for gen
eEA debility Of the system aud especially FOR Liver
pre- alton Ia A ssms ccses q ihGg
Tra: baf HsFsalv ~ doaLE noL q Syi1
Be very bsa<aeiaiA - % ASss tshO stgsv
''-' - 1'''e '''''''- 49, r II KENk1Kb,
EigAdh, bsl0ss Codtes strsef.
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MEDICAL.
old ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" TALON the French system.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

Dr. Teller eontInaes to be con1dentlally and sue
sssssriy consulted all forms OF private diseases,
AZ his old esfsblshed Hospital, ho.S Beaver Street,
T-csty ysars devoted to this particular branch Of
prartioe, enables him TO perform cures such as no
other physician can; and his facilities are such lbe-
ing in correspondence with the most eminent ply
acians Of the Old WUrd9 for obtaining me sSest as
well a. the lAcst remedies for the diseases that he
can jder Inducements 70 the unfortuhatos OF rapid
c1re TO be obtained at no other Once IN America
In Syphilis. 0onogrhe, stFissaEs fnisrg ernent
.ated Throat, Sore Nose Tender sam bonea C1La-
saeous Eruptions Biles, Ulcers, Abccss and all 9TH
ar impurities Of the systeeTra lem -. 80. ..
addicted to secret habits, who have impalred theE
heaIth ana destroyed tho yigOr OF their minds, thus
aAprsing thcmselyear of the pleasures OF MARRIED
Lllo. nOtIGed that IN consulting Dr y. Lhey VII
- = - DIR TELLKR's GREAT WORK .lLr
or the Married and those contemplating marriage
400 pages-fnll. or piates--priee 90 cent sent %
an paFts under seal BY nall post paid, The siAgle
married and the married happy. a IeStnreO On Loto
or how 70 choose q partner--a complete WORK on
mid Wtfery. u contains hunofoos OF besteL1 never
bolore publlshed % cents enclosed VIII securoa
~ y '''-' To- TO THE LADIES. '
DR.. Teller stin retains In America the agency for
pills, for stopPages, Irregularities and other Ob
structions IN females. .ra rH....-.-.
On receipt Of one dollar, the price Der box these
~ world secure ffom curiosity or damage ~ N
ofiec hours nom = m 20 p m. and on Sunday,
l1v addressing Dr.. Teller, ene.oe.ng remittance.
Nedieine secarely packed nom observrtion sent 70
aIiy part Of tho world. An cases Warranted No
Charca fOr advice No Htudonte OF Ooya ennptogeo.
Noaee this; address All letter. .s31rup 70 n n -
..f btB.e nr Beaver si-- ALBANY Nh HI
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7 AN act has passed the Pennsylvania
Legislature which provides that pris
oners in the Penitentiary be permit
ted to congregate for learning and re-
ligious worship, .e.8lHi-'df
THE trial of Wm. P. Robinson,
who stands accused of the murder Of
State Senator Mcconnell, of Ill, will
probably be commenced at jackson.
Vile this week. = q zf. 40
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HAUBERT's PATESC
HAUBERT'S PATENT -Ea
GERMAN G1EI lBIITTERS
PREP AIRED BY asa
W.P. &c John1Haubert,
-t--. b CANTON. OHIo..r0 %


THIS MEDICAL COMPOUND
Il or Bitters is especially recommenn.
ed for its ditect and salutary effect on the
heart, liver, kidneys and bowels. It il
3 sure cure Ter nausea, croates an ppe.
tlte, ann is a powerful aid to digestion
tcures rheumatism, dyspepsia, bowel
complaints, dysentery, chills, and fe-
Yers of all kinds, depression of spirits,
ann faInting, ann will counteract the
effect of liquor in, y few minutes, El
The ordinsry dose for adults is a wine
glass full, and for children in propor-
ton. For fever and ague, take three
wine glasses full day, aud one just be-
amount and times for deses will vary
with the persons Ireaten, and is matter
to be definitely settled only by expert
cnce with the patient, ---
r-t FEBRUARY IL 1869.
Mr.. Rat6ert-Dear sir: 1 have used
your German BitLers and Il uu them To
found one bottle TO afford me cOnsidera-
BILE relief. cannot 5ovsry Wei with
out them under my state of health.
.....- Respectfully yours,
PHILIP BUCHART,
Plain Township, STARK county, o.
..ia3 .--IE FEBRUARY I6. 1859.
M. HGu6ert-Sir: have been for the
last three months afflicted With indiges-
ton for which had the services Of sew
aTal physicians Also tried, various ren8
ed'es Without avail; 1 tried your Ger
man BItter-, and found mVselJ entirely
cured. took three dOSes in one hour
auo 1t cured my whole system. can
recommend it a. a cure for sny disease.
RaspetHfnllV yours,
-safrs HENRY SNIDER,
Plain Township, Slark county, o.
FERRUARY 0, 1889.
M Haat6ert = Dear Sir; have been
ath' eted VITA bowel complaint. I have
by using one bottle, German BItters, it
quite restored me to health.
Yours, truly, ELIZA Helm,
Osnaburg Township, Stark CO., o.
gs JANUARY Is. 1869.
M. Haubert-Dear Sir: Your German
Rittsrs cured my children of the bad
pains in the stomach. and cured myself
of dysen'ery and bowel complaint. "A.
Very respectfully, yours, a-.
CHRISTIAN ZEITAR.
.. FEBRUARY %, 1859.
Af-. Rag5ers-Dear Sir: suffered for
one year from dyspepsia. with a sense
of pain after eating. took medical ad-
vice, vet founn 40 relief until tried
your German Patent Bitters. which ac-
ted like magic upon my system, and
have not had any return of the COM
plRint since.
Respectfully,
F r--f. j. q 7RLUNEARD.
Having thus sdlly described our Bill
ters. we wish il understood that, altho'
we have given what we consider to be
the proportions for the several ingradi=
ents used in drepaFing our Compound,
as well as the best made of preparing the
same, we reserve the right to vary some-
what thsr- from; as experience may
show to he necessary, as: What we
claim as our invention and desire to Sc
care by letters patent, is-the mediesl
compound herein described prepared
from the Ingredients. and in the manner
substantially Y AS herein described.
... ...r Prepared by @
-- - JOHN HAUBERT, r--
Tar3lmS Canton, Ohio.
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IN and alter Monday February Ism 1859.
traias vii 'esve RAVESNA at the following
hours. viz:
FRANKLIN BRANCH GOING SOUTH.
Leave MeadVilla 6.1O a. M, 1885 p. IN.
4I5 p. m, leo n m.
Arrive FRANKLIN, SIS a. m, 24O D. NJ,
7H5 p. m, 3 10 q m. =
Arrive Oil city, 900 "A. M, 3. 10 D. m,
sos p. Tn., 3 so a. IN.
FRANKLIN BRANCH-GoING NORTH
Lave Oil City, 90 q. m. 9.3Oa. M,
40 u. u3., $50 o. m.
cave FIAnklin. $50 a. M, 10 90 a. M,
5, ,0S p. m, Q Is p IN.
Arrive MeadvIlle, $50 a. m, II. 80 a. M, ,
7.l5 p. m. .45 p. N.
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FROM nor. GEO. ". woopwARp.

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF PennsylyaniA
PIILADxLPHIA, MArcS ID, 1851.
Cld " HOo5fard-s GcTIada Biiier5 is not tntoS
f,9ffS bsre,g9e but is good :Oaic sfd IN disSrdsTs
If ne digcglre 0rGsHs and Of great IsRet IA cases 9
dsJi,ity d3d t1dili dc;toR, the systeR
-.t r.=+ -. GR0. ". W-.YooDRARD
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RIeed PHriders

kao,5a. and tgI cTe eH diseases Tesstng JsOza
bad dLlood KscP yoaT@E@ blood Psyc; ts,P yoa5
Liver IN sr,tcr: kccp your digestive oTgGn1
IA s0z'Hd. As.,aAy tl FrnoHditiOH, 6y tae ttss
ef ad,sc reais5ies zAl11EEsl8 md dfseGse t1fl
dSsd yO The best in he ccuHtTy Tseonne1sd
heni. u years qf honest reputation % fer aSylAtsLg
yoE 5sESf ny Gssss PTcparGttosas-
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JANUARY Is. 1885

8f1. Hdubert-Dear Sir: Your German
8ittsrs cured my children of the bad
pains in the stomach. and cured myself
of dysen'ery and bowel complaint. "a.
Very respectfully, yours, s-.
CHRISTIAN ZEITAR.
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UphOlstering.
ZUGER,

TTPHOLsTERER-Next door to
~ DR.. Whiung's-Lounges, Spring
on short ffptice. sAlso, new Curtains
hung ana Carpets Atted and pat down.
iAAe24 '6gmS
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FEBRUARY %, 1859.

AfI. RdubeTE-Dear Sir: suffered for
one year from dyspepsia. with sense
of pain after eating. took medical ad-
vice, yet fonnn 40 relief until I tried
your German Patent Bitters. which ac-
ted like magic upon my system. and
have not had any return of the COM
plRint since.
oaa,oaatfnIIy .H
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EJ- ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
RAILWAY, which can be obtained
at ali Principal Ticket Offices in
the West and Southwest. 4
I. D. RUcKER, wM.R. BAKR.
Gen'l Sap't A. s G. W. Div. GenT Pass. Ag't.
nar3l 80
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ID F. CoNNELL, NJ. D.,

ID - homeopathic PhyaIcIan,
a- DIS r-s CANTON, OHIO.
..la Onlce and Residence oppsite Post Oihce.
Refer 20 Faculty Homeopathic Medical
COLLEGE Of Pen rsyl vRniR AZ Fhila del phia.
Also, n. CoFE, n. D., Pittsburgh, Pa.
nAf6nt1@ .as.I-a Or.
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FERRUARY 0. 1889.

..... FEBRUARY D, 1859.
NJ Halt6ert Dear Sir; 1 have been
ath' cted VITA bowel cOmplaint. have
tired many remedies without effect, but
by using one bottle, German BItters, it
quite restored me to health.
Yours, truly, ELIZA Helm,
Osnaburg Township, Stark co., o.
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RG- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route. .... L. ..s.Z ---
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GOING WEST.

GOING WEST. =
7.1O a. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, daily,
Mondays oxcs pied, Tor CIBennati aad the Vest
aEd South. Connects at Akron, Sundays ex-
cepted, with Cleveland, GAINESVILLE & CucInnati
Railroad, for Orrville and MuIers0urg; a. Ur-
bana with Columbus. Chicago and Indiana
Central Railway, for Indianapolis, and at Gin
cfnnau vi. n the Ohio & Mississippi Railway,
for st. Louis and the South and Southwest.
7.2O P. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily
for Cincinnati and the West an South. Con
meets st Urbana, Saturdays excepted, with the
Columbus, Chicago Indiana Central Railway
for ST Louis and ihe South and Southwest
A Sleeping Coach - attached 10 this train at
New York. Running through to oincinnati, III
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2.O5 P. NJ. FREIGHT & ACCOM-
AopATIoS, daily. for KeRt. t.. -.
6.19 P. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted.
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The best Ventilated and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches b5IN THE
WORLD ~6Sa accompany all night
trains on this Railway, t
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GOING EAST.

GOING EAST. ..'-
no a. NJ. MIG II T EXPRESS,
daily, connecting at Leavittsbrrg for YounEo-
town: 1t GreenVille for Erie & Pittsburg Ran
rOai, for jamestown Pa, Sharon, New Castle
and Pittsburgs At Aeadville, Sundays excepted,
with Philadelphia a Erie railroad, for Erie
and Warren, Pa, and with Oil Greek and Alle-
ghepy RiTer Railzoad, for TitnsviliC; at Elrnira
with Northern Central RailroSd. for williams.
port, HarrIsburgh and Philadelphia. and st
New York, for Boston and New England cities
A Sleepin, Coach is attached to the train At
Cineinnatis rnnning though to New York. -.
6.19 p. M. CINCINNATI EX-
pRESS, Sundays excepted, connecting at Emi.
"a with Sortkern Central BailrOad Ior Wnl
lsmspnrt, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and at
New York, for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train from
Aeadvilie 70 New YorA.
ITO A, NJ. WAY FREIGHT, SuR-
days excepted.
Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
ferred free Of charge in New York.
The best Ventilated and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches %IN THE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Claims Collected, sc, &c,

Goal, and other kinds of mineral property
wanted-to lease or purchase. -
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MILLINERY Y!

of the latest styles. and invites all J,
call and see her beautiful new stOok. /.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
TIE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
Interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how ~ live and what live delivered daily nj the
Few YORK Museum Of Anatomy Those unable 10 attend
tlt broadway. -
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

TNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il Daily Norfolk ard Portsmouth, tri-weekly TO City
Point Rcnmond-The Old Dominion Steamship Company
folk City Point and Richmond on saturday May a. ats
the seaboard Inland Air Line Virginia and Tennessee Air
Line souhsde and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and
granting through bills Of lading 70 al points South and
or passage, apply to n. L. McCREADY, President, Isl
Greenwich street. Of Dey Insurance by steamers OF
this line a per cent.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

COAsTwIsH STEAMSHIPS.

L
cS%pasyThs slesan. ssewhssl s!s9m,1hlp SOUTH
So9 tons Gsrdsn Sspsaa s.h. p 81
y.nero, {. A.. on Monday, May =. a, 70 o,sOek
s:isi ho%s Bs;:sss fSsy Sss
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
| u Atlantic Mall Steamship Company.
sailing regularly essGy S,l ,lsaI.a.y s0e'0's h pre-
S6LgMyM, capaip E. % Van sise, Maya.
| aosko CASTLE, Captain r. Adams, June 10.
SG sp' to c. '
IIAyANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
II New York and Mexican NAH Steamship Line, sailing
The spiendid new steamers
hhaf 4 g. aEsia SsSss Captain B:.s:s ;i.,
f'r hesA' or passage Apply yxIp'rx.snpr = SONS
F'oA NEW nskeHASTs psthAss slkhSl sHfAasurr LINE.
ssaTk1k Sf sia.. steamship. Captain ouie.
sSEEEEss5IESr SEEs5ESr F. hisrsh
GsEnkSs SSs;ss
Ill h. a..,,,., Captain William p Henry
from pier f2 North river
Freight received through for St. Louis Mobile
The SENERAL MEADE WI succeed, Saturday, Nays
reght or passage having superior accommodations,
FREDERICK PAKER. A.s..
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OF this liue will leave pier No. North
o'clock I. NJ, as folows:-
GEO MASHlNGTON, Gager........ Saturday, May %
Freight for St. Louis, Mobile and Galveston al
through rates.
fEs n ind :sssS$
DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE.
The first class sidewheel amer ALABAMA Captain
Iimeourner leaves on Wednesday, May 90, from pier -
Han superior passenger accommodations.
IL receiving Insurance guaranteed 10 Mobile atl<
cent. Through rates TO all points in the interior.
For freight or p,ssfPss Aecu II,
TOR CHARLESTON, THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE
IL South and Southwest Regular Lne-The fast and
popular sidewheei steamship MAGNOLIA, N. B. Crowell,
Commander will sail Wednesday, May & at 3P M from
pier No. North river, foot Of Rector street. Cabin pas
Through bills OF adng 4. points South and Southwest
Agents Charleston R1vENEL COZ forward all goods
ARTHUR LEARY. Agent, 70 William street
The steamship sARAGossA will sail june2
L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
The New York and Charleston Steamship Companys hrs
class sdewheel steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain NJ. S. woodruff, on Saturday, Nay
q, at 8 p NJ, sailing from pier No. North river.
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through tickets and bills Of adng Issued In
necon with the South Carolina Railroad all points South
and Southwest and with steamers TO Florida ports
Insurance BY this lino one bali per cent
Bills Of lading furnished and signed on the pier.
HENRY R. MORGAN CO: agents.
The CHAMPION win follow, and sAl on Saturday,
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
Tor KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
N Semi. .nlonthy.

Carrying the United States NAH.
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Company eonprs
h. tie following first class stsamships:--
LIBERTY, |, ,250 tons, n. c. Reed, Conmanier
- CUBA. loo tons, =. N. Dukchart Commander.
The steamship LIBERTY having accommol lauons
Ised for ccganee and comfort, w leave from Browns
sharf, BAI1IMORE. MI. Saturday. May ~ ~ o'clock
CUBA will follow. Passengers from New iorx
~ s rpu.e win nearly 800 niles OF sea travel and hays
eui additional charre.
a b. HAsFLL A Co, Agents.
t9 aud ~ broadway. room ~
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

WOODS MUSEUM.
w The following is from widely circulated New Yorh
Journal OF this date published two days advance:
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
The new panommo at Woods theatre received at.
tenon from last week. seen ii only on the
nrs night and could not write decsvsy Since
hen the management have improved surprsngy il
now one OF the best things on the stage OF the healthy
and lover may witness without shame the part
Former or evokng expressions OF disgust from Il
gives me sincere pleasure to make this record for
Inc nrst s that Woods really the only place Of fam
other theetres have descended deeply nudes
this house becomes kind OF Lot which
Ia . very refreshing feature to observe.
MATINEE PERFORMANCE THIS DAV, at O'Clock.
EVENING PERFORMANCE THIS DAY, al O'Clock.
PRICES-Orchestra and balcony chairs FL.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-BFGlNS AT g.
VI Late Pixies, Twentythrd street and Eighth avenue.
GENERAL ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
JAS. FISK, Jr Proprietor. C. w. TAYLE RE. Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY "a, 1859.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

TITLE RED RIDING HOOD IN HICCORY DICCORY
IL DOCK, the best Pant0mme produced. First
Matinee at ~ this day. OLYMPIC THEATRE.
r AsT NIGHT, LAST NIGHT OF ROBINSON CRUsoE,
IL Friday, Goat Cat Monkey, the jolly cast the beautiful
the rocking panomime Last night Of the
drous Rizarelis. Last matinee to-day
MONDAY-THE LEFFINGWELL the Cushing Clo-
rnda, or tho Girl Of the Period.
TAMMANY.
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pori' bnt on the next day She WAS released and
her papers retHrned. The authorities kindly al
lowed hcr Twelve honrS in which TO put To SEA,
bnt declined To permit her officers TO purchase
coal. They made arrangements however, tn clulc
the vigilance OF the G0vrrnor hut their plans fail
cd. On the I'D, The Officers Of thc Lapwing again
wcl, oiI board and tUus possession Of the Lillian
In the name "f the military authorities Of the Ia
hamas. The f.apwui: then went In search Of lhc
men who h;td been icit brhini. and returned with
them In Il suffering condition. Tlc great heat ur
The tropical sun an'l :T.. ui The ncccssarics of
life had done their WORK. Two hundred of thu,
men were sick. Their beds were The uns,rltcrct
earth and their canopy the ssy, from which i
scorchiig sun poured down lis rags. The cloth.
ing Of many were torn into slirc,ls 50 worn ont
with hunger and fatigue were the men an their
arrival at Nassau, that i, was hard to distinguish
them ono from the utiirr Nany were shadows OF
the robust men who so short time since depart.
ed from FcrnaIidina. Tie expedition was u
failure.
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Notices in Baukruptrn.

IN BANKRUrTCY.-IN TIE DISTRICT
i COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR TIE
DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROLiNA.-Ex partc Wh.
/. SlICMATE ana y. BLYTHE, Assignccs, In re
JOHN W. GRADY, Bankrupt.--IcliiOn to sell
Real Estate, unncllinl,crcd call In Lien Creditors,
&c.-Noiicc IL hereby given to all Creditors hold.
lug iicns against tile Estate Of JOHN w. GRADY,
that they ere required 10 establish the same hc
faro w. j. CihwsoH, Esq, Registrar, ~ iOrkvillc,
$. c., within forty days frn'n The date hereof OF
hc barred from nii benefits pf The decree for dls-
irihuton to be made In thl1 ease.
by order OF Hon. GRO. S. BRYAN. Judge OF said
Court. W.. SilUMATE, / A.s,.pooo
GrcenSillo, 9. c., september 15, 1909.
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