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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

GONE To EURoPE.-John G. Bockius and
daughter, of this place, started on Monday,
2Ist Inst. for Europe. They Gre- to sail
from New York on Saturday. They will
visit England, France, Germany and Italy.
lIr. b. was born in Germany, and spent
several years in Italy, when a boy, his
father having been a soldier of the 1st
NapOleoB, stationed in italy. 1 Z
Messrs. Andrew Lothamer and Joseph
Henry left Canton last Saturday on q visit
to Fatherland also. They have been citi-
zens of Canton for thirty or forty years.
We wish all u pleasant voyage and safe
return.
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9dn. A. E. .MATHEws.-We were favor
"a with call on Monday from our Artist
friend Nr, Alfred E. Mathews, n younger
brosher of Doctor Mathews of our town.
Mr.. Mathews Is on his way to California
over the great reilHay and intends stop
ping at various points 10 make some
sketches. Mr.. h travelled over hose re-
gions q few years ngo and took admirable
landscape sketches of romantic mountain
and other scenes enough 20 al volume
He has sold one edition of this work, the
retail price Of which Is SIS VOlume.-
Mr.. 1fAfhews's line is- is-sketchIng and he is
an enterprising artist We wish him q
safe and pleasant trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

7PERsoSAL.-John 3. Hawks, foreman
OF the Estate JournaP' ofiice, Madison,
Wis, gave US call to day. John served
: with US At The printing business about %
years age. when We first purchased this
Office, and before that, attended our school!
The Journal Office Is quite a large institu-
I ton, and does the printing for the State of
Wisconsin, and we are glad 70 see Can
ton boy hold the Important position as its
foreman. BE has now been its foreman
for nine years, which Of itself must be q
sufficient guarantee that he Is a good prin'
tier, and understands s'bossing the job. .. u
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. II,he EsepublIean lNon.inatIons.

The Republican nominations
For tins county were made last Saturday
by the popular vote. There was great
contention among the "happy family
OF the four or i've candidates for Legisla-
ture BowMAN of MassiIlOn. and E.. N.
JOHNSON, jr- of Alliance, were the favored
Victims. Mr.. johnson is he the Democra-
ey so disappointed two years ago. He Is
now straddle of the same African brother
and the result will doubtles be the same
o. r. Feather and Ira M. Allen were
the candidates for Treasurer, and the fight
was hot and fierce. Feather promised q
one armed soldier a good sit if nominated
and issued his letter and the Majors an
swer and acceptance and urgent appeal
The circular il seems did not save Feather
and Allen takes the track. So Allen en-
counters our STEEL.
The Probateship was betx, en- fudge
Underhill, who has had it nine years (and
wants it ninety morel) and O.. q B. Green
wood Underhiil being an old radical
ring. master, of.eourse left Greenwood far
behind. Poor Greenwood
They had only seven chaps who wanted
% be Sheriff EnOs Raft, Moses Bachtel,
I. @. Stanley, Peter Chance, John p.
Reed, Mr.. Beck and another. The unluclxy
man. we learn, is SrAxLKY, who lives in
alliance. We shall see whether he win
come out better with AL Dunbar, than
Mr.. Blackfort did two years ago. Black
ford had claims, having last an arm in the
service. But such claims the Republicans
do not now seem to recognize having de-
feated Feather and Major .Yignos, and we
hear also that Mr.. Beck, of Marlboro, was
in the service, and WIthal q worthy man.
We merely mention these things leaving
people TO infer what curious ''derange-
ment" (BIrs. Partipgton) this radical party
is. 7-4-c -i-- -
Major" Mckinley got the nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney without opposi-
ton The 'EMajor, We behsys is the on
ly Hmilingtaryn man on the ticket, and
we doinOt know that he is t'Rilingt8rYp
enough to hurt.
We understand there is not the best of
feeling over several of their nominations.
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CIeYeInnd Market.

CLEVRLAND. June 20.
FLOUR-S7 75as for Xxx Rmber; 81 rs
al 00for Xxx red winter So for X red
winter; SO so for Xxx spring, country
made; 81 5OsS % for Xxx white; 50 25a7 25
for Xxx red and am Der; 50 25a6 70 for
Xxx spring.
GRAIN-Whea sale of l car of No.
red winter at 81 35; cars OF No.-2 do at
81 %. Corn; sales OF J car of No. at 74c.
Oats held at 65a66c. -.- ----' -----
BPETROLEUM-R Refined held at 29a3Oc;
nothing doing except in small way;
crude nominal at So so
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SPEKR's .SSTANDARDt WRE BIRTERs. -
The recommendation of the best Chemists
and Medical Practitioners assure the pub
lie of the purity of Speer's Wines, and
they are as well assured Of the purity of
his Standard Wine Bitters," the base of
which is his wine, only made bitter by
herbs and roots daily used by the Medical
Faculty, among which are PefuviaH Bark,
Chamomile Flowers, Wild Cherry Bark,
&c, Druggists sell the Ritters,
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1SDEPEEpEScE DAV.--Win be gener-
any observed on the 5th (Aonday) in
our issMn. AlI the business houses Of
Canton will DO closed IN honor, and re-
membFaace OF the eventfnt 9Th OF July
l776. On uhat day the Continental Con-
gress decIarsd These colonies are, ard
ofright ought 60 lhesxREE AND INDEP END
EAT STATES . = Lei every Que read that
im mortal decIaratioa 0n that day.
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IsnIlEIIo CatfIe NEarIzet.

BUFFALO, June %.
CATTBEs-R Receipts for the week, IA
cars. Market fairly active, and 25c low
er on all but. very choice stock; So 65aS 90,
according 10 quality. a - 81 -E
Becefpts n.S6T. Market 4c
lower; common TO good western, 34a5c,
H0GS-A better feeling; receipts mode
crate S1a9te for shipping stock, l0c for
selected butchers stock, and 9alOtc for
stores Very light bring as high as lie.
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THE last issue of the Rep. and Rep.
says. in 1880 the PBiLGylLkropisE, an
abolition paper of Cincinnati, was mobbed
and hence il was right to mob the Stark
County DEMooRAT office In 1861. 1880,
was. that the time the RepositOT:y folks
g aided and abetted or recommended the
Dlobbing and riding on rail of an aboh
5lion lecturer In Cantonl Let Us know,
TWho can tell2 +-
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L. BEouELE & Bro, have on hand su-
perior stock of Cook, Parlor and Heating
stoves, with full assortment of house fur
nishing ware. Their stock of Buckets,
Knives and Forks, Fancy Hollow Ware,
&c. Scouting put up on short notice, and
very cheap. Call at the old establishment,
East TusoaraYas street, north side. 52tf.
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To ConsnmptfVes.

THR ADVERTISER having been restored to
= health in a few weeks By very simple rem
edy1 after having suffered for several years with
a severe lung Affection, and that dread disease
ConsumpnOn--is anxious to make known to his
felIow-suherers the means of cure.- ----.
TO all who desire it be win send copy of
prescription used tfree- OF charge,) with the di-
reetie1s for preparing and usfng thesame, which
they VIII md SUES oURE for OoNsuluTESSI,
AsTIIMAs BEoRoHTs, OoUGus, COINS, and all Throat
and Lung Affections. The only object of the
advertiser IN sending the Prescription Is to bene-
ut the afflicted, and spread information which he
eoneeiFesto being valuable, and he hopes every
sufferer viii try his remedy, as it WA cost them
nothing, and may proVea blessing. -
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A.tWlLSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co.. New York
mayI9i69y1smD
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BAUHoFr BRorHEKs- our city, adorn'
the cities Of the dead in and around Stark
county. with beautiful monuments and
tombstones. They have just set onelup
ia the Hartville Union Cemetery over the
grave of susanna, wife Of Samuel s. Geib,
who died March 18th, 1869, aged 42 years,
months and 25 days. The monument
and pedestal are most beautiful Italian
marble, most elegantly ana richly polished,
and match exactly. Though plain. Il Is
finely proportioned and srtsnealy kot up
in all respects. The inscription Is coriect.
ly and tastefuily lettered- In fact. it is a
job in all respects worthy of the Bauhof
Bros, establishment. u lNit
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PRRsoNs N. need Of the services of an ex.
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DR.. DOUDs, who has an experience of twelve
wears practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work is fully attested to
by hundreds Of persons who haze ayailed
themselves of his services. The varied
experiences of SO many years practice,
insure to persons entrusrlug me care of their
most durable operations. l0flce near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposits Stark County
Bank. 45-tf.
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Yew YorIs NInrket.

NEW. YORK, June 20s
COTTON-Firmer; sales 4, 500 bales at
334c for middling uplands- ,.s ...-.r,ls
GRAIN-Wheat quiet at 81 43al A for
No and 81 50a1 81 for No 1 spring. Rye
scarce and firm; 81 '25 FOR western. Oats
active and tirm; 77a77 to for western afioat.
Cor n closed quiet at S5aS9c for sound
canal and railroad mixed western, SIals
03 for old mixed western in store and
afiOat. VIA Eal-- - uv--4- ss.- -,ti-aa
PROVISIONS-Pork very quiet; S32-
25a3z 81 for new mess. Lard dali at I9s
al9te for fair TO prime steam. Il
EGGS-Dull at 20a22c. .-. --
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NIAsSmLON ITEMS.

Robert Reay, while going to work some
days ago in the stone quarry of John Vogt
was badly hurt by a large stone weighing
two tons falling on his foot crushing ii SO
as to make amputalion necessary.
The Strawberry Festival, Friday evening,
under the auspices of the g.. A. b., for
the purpose of erecting q monument for
deceased soldiers, was very successful, re-
alizing near e1T5. --- @-y-s.-
The p. Ft. W. s. C. r. R. company
are making great improvement at the de-
pot, having just completed the brick round
house on East street. They now COM
menee the erection of new Passenger
and Freight house OF Mil street.
We understand that the Cleveland &
MassIllon r. r., is to be extended down
the valley to New Philadelphia, connecting
with the new road 70 Dresden, on the Pan
Handle road, thus giving us a new route to
the south west
The grand opening of Messrs. Rickert &
Deimeths new Drug Store, in Opera House,
on Wednesday evening, passed off very
pleasantly. Their new Soda Fountain at
tracted considerable attention. Frank
made herself agreeable by distributing the
Soda to those who were thirsty, free of
charge. f-... 10 Erc ytsb--
By the energy of Mr.. Bucher, the Opera
House is fast approaching completion, all
but two store rooms being finished and oc-
cupied. The balance of the rooms are all
rented, and viii be finished by July lstg-
1t is to be finished in first class style, and
it will be few months before we viii be
able TO mention the grand appearing of a
first class italian Opera Troupe.
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uIogr S1wlEs - lelIISK .-Onr young
9fi4nd III. 10 talAs MiIef late u the
Cio6Ih = d lepattment has broke sut
q 1aeF f1ae,a. elTe = agent for fhe cele-
bfAef fI6v. Sewing Machine, aud we
pfophecY. ~ nlase an ehicieat man IN
thai businsss There Is an excellent Held
forth maehfne hereabouts. These ma
chimes are for sale and on exhibition at
No. Eagle block. Those iR want of
machine had better take look.
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MONEY WAKrED.-Six Thousand dollars
wanted on first class real estate security
within the Canton corporation, for term
of three to four years. A liberal rate of
interest viii, be allowed. Enquire at the
Bank of Geo. d. Harter & Bro, Canton, O.
52w4.
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SEE BUNCH OF GRAPEs.-On Standard in
saothar column -SPEERiS- STANDARD.
WINE BIT9ERS is highly recommended
by physicians for pysPeptics, on account
of its tonic properties, its purity. and its
delicious favor. VI tfE marS1-1y.
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CuALLENGE. II underStaal that Mo.
Hfrankiin Fowler chaIleuges mo 10 row a
lbOat race against him for one hundred
dollars A side am ready Co accept the
-chalier ge OF Mr.. Fowler gu condition
rthut each man furnishes his own boat.
twill row him fOr one huudred dollars
eor-= larger sum. Yours Respectfully.
.f.-fi rr77l1.E n.t W J. CAPPR
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Toledo Market.

GRAIN shade lower, active
and firm; amber 81 S7aI 80; No red ST.
81; No While 81 62aI 65; closing at the
inside. Corn 1a2c better and moderately
active; No L74Ici No 72c;, rejected .67c.-
Oats steady 81 CSC for No and Michigan.
Rye In good request; none offering; No
! nOminallY 81 O5al 10.
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BoARDlNG
BOARDING HOUSE,
RYI. SyfbMMS

EMPIRE BLOCK, CANTON O.
II AM NOW PREPARED TO,
Il aecomnlodaLe yBoarders by the. week
or day and persons having horses, can
IA 10 have their animals properly. carei
for. Having been engaged in the public
business FOR many years, am confident
Of satisfying my guests.
mayz6Hz
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GREAT REMEDY
70 THE CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNe DISEASES.

THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
TT IS THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE
y Pine Tree. obtained by pechliar process in
the dlstIlation OF the tar, by which it's highest
medical properties are retained. ttga
IL is the only safeguard and reliable remedy
yiea Sl1 hAs ever been prepared from the Juice OF
It IpyigoFates the digestive organs and les torres
It strengthens the debIlitated system.
Il PARTIES ana enEiehes the blood, and expels
From the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lungs.
1t dissoIVes the mucus or phlegm which stops
. It's heating principle acts aron the Irritsted
surface of the lungs and throat, peBetr RtIng TO
erch diseased part reHeving pain and sobd1ing
It IS the result OF years Of study ana expet,-
meut, and 1t Is offered 20 the amieted, with the
positive assurance of its power to curs the fol.
lowing di Reases. IL the patient has not goo long
Consum ptIon OF the Lungs. Cough, Sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis Liver Complaint.
Blind and Bleeding Piles, Asthma Nhoop ng
We are Often asked VIII are not other reme-
dice in the market for Consn Inption, Coughs
Gods and othec Pulmonary affections equal to
DE-. Z Wt-hart's Pine Cordial We answer:
1st. it cures not by sto piping cough. but by
loosening aud assisting nature TO throw on The
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes. eans ing irritation and congh.
I'd Most throat and luRg remedies are COM
posed Of anodyness which allay the cough for
swhile' but by their eonstringing effects, the
hbres become hardened and the unh ealthy fluids
eoaRulute and are retained in the system, eaus
ing disease beyond the control OF our most emf
nent physicians, .-f ----l .r-.r
sd, The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its as
sistanls, are preferable, because they remove
and Orouehirl tubes assist the lungs to act and
throw OF the unhealthy scaretions. and purify
perfect.
DIR. Wishart has fle at his ofsce hundreds
and thousands of Certificates, from Men and
women of unq1estionable character who were
cnce hopelessly given up TO die, but through the
Providence OF sod were CONF pletely restored to
health by The Pine Tree Tar Cordial. A Physi-
clan IN attendance who can Consulted in person
or by mail, free OF charge. Price of Pine Tree
Tar Gorpiri $3.50 per bottle. II per doz. Sent
BY Express ON receipt ofpriee. Address L. @. e.
Misharts M D.TNo. 232 North I'd Street, PhIla-
Pa, mayI9
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Errors 70, of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Ferrous Debility, PrematnIe Decay, and all the
effects OF you thfnl indiscretion wi for the sake
Of suffering hu manity, send free to all who neeo
it, the receipt and directions for making the
mple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
Wishing TO profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence, Z
- JOHN B. OGDEN,
uayI9y1$ls No. ~ Cedar street, New York
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CaSsiIIy'S Building
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I kEGAB,NoTIoEs Z


TAEGAEs NOTICE. aITsaaI1
Peter n. Sch.Stt and Jefferson Schlott
who reside in the state OF Missouri, and
NaPOison Hessey and Flalnf Hessey
his wife, who reside-in the State of Min
nesOta, VIII take notice that Samuel A
ScbFantz, administrators of tne estate of
Richard SchlOtt, deceasedsOn the 2Eth of
May 4. D, 1859, filed his pstltIonsin the
roDaL9 sConrts OF stark county, Ohio,
alleging tlfht the personal estats.of said
idecedent IS insufficient TO paH his debts
and claims agahst tssid estate, and the
charges Of administration that he died
seized OF The following deScrib bed real
estate situate III said county, to wit =
A part or the west half of tue south west
quarter Of section ma tfl Ger, thiFtY one
township number twelve in range NUM-
Der eight, and sounded as follows: Be-
ginning at the ce3ter stake un the west
Boundary line of said secIion I; thence
east on tina division line Or said secollon
nine chains and thirty two links to q
post; thence south fifteen ohains and
slxty-seYen ana one-half links to q most:
th0nce west pine chains and thirtv-
four links TO post thence north
fifteen chains and seventy one links TO
the place OF beginning, containing four
teen acres and sixtystiYe hundredtfs Of
an acre; and that Susanna YOUNG as
WIDOW OF said deeedent, Is entitled to
dover in said premises.
The prayer of said petition is for The
assignlnent Of dover TO said Susanna |
h39ng, ana fng q sale Of said premises,
subject 20 such dover estate, for che !
payment Of The debts aud charges afore,.
SAID. Said petltion will be for hearing /
On The lst day of July. a. d. 1853.
RAFF q SCHNEIDER.
i1neA"4 Pys for Petitioner.
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WE hope our Water Works Committee
VzTiE hurry along the water. Our neighbors
of fthe Rep. and Rep. need soothing
bath, or else q portion of Mrs. Winslow.
In their last issue they seem a good deal
out of hnmor at the decided expression
exhibited by the vote taken on the 18th
, inst. sanetioning the additional loan of
fifty thousand dollars. Our neighbors'
bnttered parsnips of the week before failed
I 10 stop the work The game did not win
sclaimiRg 10 favor a rQjsct-auaz voting
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The New ATInUIic Gable.

LONDON, June 24.-At the last tele-
graphic accounts from the steamship Great
Eastern, she was 294 knots out from Brest,
and had paid out 80 knots of the cable.
The signals through to the shore continued
perfect. Weather delightful. All well.
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1. o. o. F.-At an election held by
Mannheim lodge No. 406, J. o. OF,
THE following of1cefs were elected for the
NEXT term; Joseph KaFp, N. G.; Henry
lkehr, v. g.; Conrad Moser, r. Sec'y
Edward Streiber, Perm Sec'Y.
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EPISCOPAL GERYEgE-EYery Sabbath, in
Schefer's Opera House, at lQl O'Clock A.
n, and n o'clockP. IL. +s2EW Wsz
Rev. ]. G, LAVERTY,
marriott --. Officiating.
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GUN SMIIH.

THE undersigned would respect
Il fully inform the citizens of Canton
and vicinity that he has opened the
abOve-nsmep Shod, and ia prepared to
make new Store Locks and Keys, repair
Sewing MHchines, which bnSi1ess he
follOWed fnF = nUnber of years at Paris.
France EpRraveS stamps Of all kinds
and Stencil Cutting.
- All work ehtrHsted to his care
jnne2tf 6, hAOAVE,
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4 RIEsAUTIFUL NIAXEsE.

81 live for those who love me,
For those who know me true,
For the heaven that shines above me
and waits my coming too;
For the cause that needs assistance,
For the wrongs that lack resistance,
For the future in the distance, ~
And the good that can do" 80
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THE FouHTH OF JULY.-TheIe will be
imeeting of the children and youth Of this
city, in the Opera House. ON next sabbath,
at p. II. The services viii consist of
prayer, singing and short addresses =
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BoOTn, the assassin, has turned up
again. He has made his reappearance in
the body It Canton, Ohio. Gen. Hastings,
United States Marshal, received q dispatch
70 that effect at Cleveland, the other day.
His ofhcial faith was not sufficient, how
'evef, % urge him to send deputy TO ar
Re g the Aasassin VINO can not be made
4 ead.- lExphaAR6,
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YEExEE EoBHsoS's grand show brought
n large crowd 30 our town last "Wednesday
The attendance b0fh afternoon and even
ing was very large, and all were pleased
with the performance.
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TIE Masonic CKLEBRATIoN.-In our
town last Thursday, the 24th inst, was a
grand affair. The attendance from dis
tance was very large, and the procession
quite imposing. A special train was run
from Salem, with three or four cars filed
with ladies' and geutIsmen from Salem
Alliance, and other points r-r-.
The Ane music was made BY the Canton
G.. A r. band and band from Salem.
The address on the occasion was made
by Rev. John Tonner, and though not as
elaborate, complete and full as we haYe
heard on similar occasions yet was in the
main, rather creditable. Mr.. Tonner made
one remark, which we think would bear
qualification, namely, that s'all sfrlendship
is reciprocity.n 1t was this worldly and
narrow view of friendship that Induced
Goldsmith TO say. =
Then what is Friendship but naIne2
A charm that lulls to sleep7
A thing that follows wealth and faInel
: -And1eaVes thewretch 20 Yeep2
Swift says of a worldly character, or a
politician, r.
His friendships, still to few confined,
Were always of the middling kind
The good Samaritan was very good,
friendly, to the unfortunate man who fell
among thieves It may be called benevo-
olence, but it is good sort of friendship.
This is the model given us TO which Mr..
Tonner did not refer. A benevolent act
to q stranger manifests friendship towards
him. To us, it looks sordid TO call friend
ship mere barter-haffic. We would rath-
er give so good a word q broader mean
ing.
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-TEE hnal papers for the annexation of
itertiteEE 10 the village Of Minerva, in Car
7rull and Stark counties, were fled in the
office 0fNhe Secretary Of State on the 2lst