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THE USE OF CARBoLIC ACID
AS A DiSIyFECTAST.
AND now TO USE TT.

Prom NsV- York Tftbuas. Juas 70, lss7
Ths Registrar ofya Statistics Tor The Board Of l'a
srp,os and u,ros relative the Of lslaieolaH pro.
rsauon o. raeme This Of importance to every nsae'AH
ofs I.rd and We pa Instructions o the Of dsHiseiAn
csrbos tss ased at she rate Of 20 to 100 parts Of
vsisr Use sOooa for The pErposs
soppe sPruK upos any garbage decayns
natter ssd cu surfaces drains when used
Ing eubOe Add Of good quaH should be thoroughly HIre wish It's
own quAHy strong vinegar and merit be dissolved IN 200 times Its
own quantity Of before the clothing imBeed in IT, TIE dsin
feeling nr,sPe power Of good e,bOc acid great that one
part oft to 30 or 100 parts water suesHs for Ordinary purposes
"F d sewers fool heaps stables and pTis' the crude ebOe
Iad anIweu every purpose when freely applied"
VIII license letters patent the undersigned have introduced
into the miauu, fs,Ps The ola composition Of which cArbO'
Add and II, asv. properly Cr,e Acid the prime ingredients
being the ,opa method Of applying these power
fal diIisfseiAhts and aHiisspteL
They comprise Soaps tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
PREPARATIONS FOR THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. 6.-The horses for the
great trot to OF next week, arriving here daily
from the West and from Canada. Old tumen say that
there are more fast already here than ever
together before place. and their estimated value Is
over one million dollars Among the arrivals OF horses,
Yesterday W. r. johnson from Kentucky, and the
noted PAGER, Dan VOORHEES,.
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HOUSEHOLD,

DYSPEPSIA, Phthisis, Constitution, Diar.
rbea Nervousness cured by the EBVALBNTA FOOD 1000
euesi eoyf,s sent gratis By D. DU BARRY 1863 wAnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
rnorrrve m Nrw-VAMpsU1RF.

TROTTING IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE'
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. Cat the Rock
ngham Park yesterday the r9t for oO In three purses
was won by Mcclellan IN 246, 1887 and asst. Black
Walnut TO the second money, and Nellie Locke the
third Black Walnut took the second heat The trot for
protesD i'm three straight heats time. $3.50, 253A 26
There were two dead heats In 25l ana 264 LAZY
wilkess time Monday should have been given as 25s
not 2.35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
MATIHFFS TO-DAY.

Five matinees are announced for to-day
at Booths where Mr. Jefferson is drawing crowded
houses Nblo's Garden, the Olympic the Grand Opera
House, and Woods Museum.
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-, DOMESTIO PORTS.
AleTt0D, from ki0 0Tands, - 9's"S'''l -
sAs FA1Sosco Aug 6clsarsd ship PaVorts Tor IysrooI vii
NheA'i heheon Tor Liverpool with sacks wheat
NAVAL.
FonTRIn MosRos. Va, Ang 6hs o. g. hdrst. ceus.eIsto
pse np MS afternoon oI Norfolk IOs Of IiSa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

CRIMES OF THE CIVIL War, AND CURSE
OF THE FUNDING SYSTEM; By Henry Clay
Dean. w. T. Smithson, publisher, Balti
more. We have before US, and should
have noticed heretofore, the late standard
volume entitled as above. We nave not,
however, the time or space to devSte to
anything like a just criticism of this great
mOrk, but must confine our remarks to 4
were mention of its character and aim,
which are of the highest order. It is q
work of deep thought philosophical d.
gest of the wrongs hat ave been commit
ted against liberty and the American people
by the despOtIsm established in late years.
Henry Clay Dea has left for posterity, an
the pages of this book, = monument to the
power and scope of his wonderful intellect,
and a record of his la5orious, earnest and
pure patriotism. 1t is q work winch should,
and will, occupy q place in every public and
private library N the land, if not upon the
table of every patriotic oGnd intelligent citi-
zen. There are 6I2 pages well bound. -
Price, So. If
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

TRASsFERs OF REAL EsTATE-Homer J
Ball to n c Ball, 10 and 6-l00ths acres in
Perry tp, 81, LAT.
VIM Scott to H A McLain, 500 feet,
Lexington tp, 500.
Same to r E McLain, 500 sqr. f., 325.
EN- Young to Geo Sipes, lot 90 in
ThomDson's add to Canton, 1925.
Philip Wechter to Henry Gaens lot Of
land in Perry Up, 225.
John HolbYson to Pat o Day, lois SO, 81
and 80 in Lawrence, 100.
Anthony Brown to B + Matthias, lots 50
and 90 in Gorgs's add 10 Louisville, 1900.
II Oswald to L Matthias, lot in Louisville,
1922 so.
Adam Mick TO Barnert HarbeTt Il 3-100
acres, Canton tip, 1900.
Joseph Sharp to John Weasner, lot IL in
GreenVille, 240.
John whispers to JEFF Reese, lot 81 in
Waynesburg, 500.
OS Cox to E Griffin, lots IN Perry tp,
500.
Emma c Walton TO Eli shAfer, so acres
in Washington tp, 1000.
&c Wal.Sn to Snider, 2S acres in Wash.
tp, 144S.
Chas Lungs to Edward Quinn, lot II in
West Hassillon, 225.
Baxter Upham to Geo ssbAcher, part of
lot z in MasAllon, 275.
+ BOory to Geo + Yengling lots in Min
ervA 500.
Lewis Paine to Aaron Porter, 10 acres in
Lexington tp, 1,400.
Hiram Sshick to Henry Kile, 8 acres in
Plain tn, 450.
Henry r Wilmer to Dan R HoI, lot SO
in Myers add TO Canton, 3, 800.
Susan Beard to Susan Haag, lot q in
New Berlin, 200.
J Baxter Upham, Trustee, lot 9, Yves
Massillon, ITO.
JAM Weidler to Jacob S Hoover, lot {
in New Berlin, 10.
] s Hoover TO George Holtz, lot in New
Berlin, ITO.
John Emmick to Peter GRADER $50 acre
in Sandy township, $500.
John II Wilson to Philip Hahn, lot II
Young's ID add to Canton, 400.
Matthias Rambo to John ] L Dumont,
acres in Plain township, and 6 acres il
Jackson tip, 1000. q.
] B Upham, trustee, to Charles Z Jarvis
lot in Msssillon, $500. e.
John @ BockIus to Jacob Young, lot III
city of Canton, 1900.
Lyman Beardsley to p w Beardsley, par
of lot 10 in Alliance, 1000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20
DEATHS.

MYTHS- In New Orleans, on Jan. 1lth,
very suddenly of congestion of the lungs,
ALFRED W. MYERS, son of the late Hiram
Myers, of his place, aged 81 years and o
months. GA
The shortness and uncertainty of life finds
another illustration in the sudden death of
Mr.. A. w. Myers, q young man employed
IS clerk at the central station in this city,
and to whose quiet, gentlemanly bearing
and uniform courtesy we can cheelfully tes-
tify. Mr.. Myers left his desk on Monday,
about one O'Clock, complaining of feeling
unFel. He died at his home in Jefferson
at ten O'Clock on the same evening. Cause
"A congestive atIack-lNew Orleans Cres-
cent. Jan. 18Th
The editor of this paper most cheerfully
bears testimony to the truth of the above.
As boy and man we knew Alfred Myer.
well. He was ever the same even dispose.
toned and manly boy, and always the high.
sOuled, honorable gentleman. his death Il
. severe stroke to his widowed mother who
resides in this city. HIs many relatives and
numerous friends also mourn his early death,
aud viii long cherish his worth.
Cleveland and Louisville, KY, paper
please copy.
VIOLIN Cedar comfy, Iowa, Deem
Der 18th, Of consumption, JACOB WoLP
formerly of Marlboro township, Stark Co..
sged SO years and six months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

An important auxiliary in ex-
tinguisning fires has been invented in
Providence, r, I. It is called the
''hreman's platform" is mounted ON
q truck. and consists of three cylin
drical sections, which shut within
each other like telescope slides, and
can be elevated into a tower fifteen
feet high, wherewith To reach the
upper stories of a building where q
ladder is hardly available. This truck
can be inclined to an sngle'of thirty
degrees, so as to reach the upper stories
Of a building when those below are in
flames. The sections are contracted
of hight %concentric rings of wrought
iron, so that the whole apparatus
weighs only thirty-three hundred
pounds The walls ara divided by
rounds, which thus form ladders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20
An Ordinance
4 oproUide for the Numbering of Build.
iRgS ia the city Of Canton.


T0ProUide for the Numbering of Build
ings IN the city Of Canton.
Be it ordained by the City Council OF the
city of Canton, Ohio:
Sec. l. That it is hereby made the duty
of each and every owner of O building or
buildings adjoining or facing any of the SITS.
of said city, to cause the same to be num-
bered, as hereinafter provided, on or before
the first day of April A. D. 1859.
Sec. 2. That the Committee on Streets
and Alleys of said Council shall declare the
numbers to be affixed to such buildings, and
they shall cause proper lists aud schedules
to be prepared and filed in the Council
chamber with the City Clerk; Provided,
that in numbering Tuscarawas n Market
streets they shall m at the intersec-
ton of said streets in the Public Square, and
proceed from that point, from number one
ascending each way on said streets respec-
lively and hat on all streets intersecting
with either Tuscarawas or Market streets,
they shall begin with number one on each
side of said Tuscarawas or Market streets,
and ascending on such interseclng street
each way and provided also, that all num-
beers on the west and north sides of streets
shall be even, and all numbers on the south
and east sides of streets shall be odd.
Sec. 8. That said n mbers shall be affixed
to said buildings in such manner that said
numbers may be distinctly seen from the
street on which such building may face.
Sec. I. That if any property owner here
by required TO number his building, shall
fail to comply with this ordinance on or be-
fore April l, 1859, said Committee on
Streets and Alleys may cause the same to be
done, and the cost thereof shall be collected
from such property owner.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage and publ
cation.
WIN. H. WYANT, President.
Attest: JosEPa Trout, Clerk.
Jan20w3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20
An Ordinances

Relating TO the Fire Alarm and DO
nestle Telegraph Of the city Of Canton.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the
city of Canton,
Sec. l. That the following shall be the
rules for the operation of the fire alarm and
domestic telegraph of the city of Canton, to
wit
First To give an alarm of fire, strike nj.
teen C5) rapid blows; then the number OF
the box where given, n repeat this three
times.
Second, When a station has q message for
another station, the first station shall call the
station which the message is for by striking
the number of such station, and signing or
striking its own number and repeat the same
six times. The station called Hhall answer
by striking twenty-five (22) and giving its
oNn number. The station calling shall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

TIE PHYSIOLOGICAL JoURNAL--For Jan
nary contains Rsyc-dy johnson a. Diplo-
mat; Napoleon Bonaparte, his character and
genius T. s. Arthur; Church, Bierstadt
Clifford, Page, Ayntington, and six other
eminent American artists Peculiarities Of
American Faces; Distetic Habits of Great
Men; Radical Types and PeeuliAritiss Is
lInstAisc in'the Lives Of Great Mem Ply.
AiognomE-ofA Abraham and his Wife; The
New Year; How the Doctors appreciate
PhrenOlogy; Thirteen Varieties of Dogs, etc,
etc, with nne Portraits and nlus~trationS.-
Price 80 cents, or IS = year. New VoIums
just begun Address s. r. Wells, 3sS
Broadway, MY. 4]
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GKEAT Discovery 1t has long been claimed
that five knew u, there would be an herb, or a
combination OF herbs, roofs and banks that would
cure all the Ills human flesh il heir to-. DR.. Mish.
Ter, with a few of has professional friends, have
kept this idea constantly in view, and iatored ear
desirable treasure. Though they have not foAnd
an instant care Tor all complaints, they have never
thcless dtEcoberrd q remedy. whlch, a. yet, has
never failed in curing Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia
and all diseases arising from any impurity Of the
Headache, Neuralgia. Nervousness, General Debil-
ttyand all affections Of the Kidneys and Urinary
organs.
This great discovery, In honor OF the indefatiga
bic lshOrs Of DIR. Il. sAishler, Is JAILED Mishler's
He rb BItters. and HhereVRr introduced takes the
place or Quinine and the host OF other remedies
used heretofore for the complaints mentioned above
Sold BY all Druggists and General Dealers.
Prepared solely by Dr. S. B HARTMAN a CO.,
Successors 70 DIR B LaneaAter. Penna,
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PICKED UP.-Whsu the church bells
We're calling the faithful on Sunday evening
last, = stranger among strangers, a native of
S.Merry Hlngland, > and a little worse of
the wear, with all his earthly possessions
undeE-his arm, made his appearance In front
of the 81. Cloud, and loudly demanded a
nights lodging. Not being accommodated,
he made loud calls for the Marshal. or any
othsr 1Iossifern 10 take him to jail, where
he said he called twise for lodging, but was
refused admittance. While loudly demon
stElting Manhal Qldheld made his appear
ancs and engineered him TO the city csli-
bOose, atwhich he vas much gntihed and
went on his way rejoicing. Satisfied that he
Yss 70 pass the night N the soft side of .
board Instead of the hard aide of a pave.
ment m sils 3 sest
30 what a rarity ishumsn charity"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

Coon ScHooL-The pupils OF the Plain
Township Center School solved 1854 ex-
amples in Arithmetic during last week Give
days. without employing the time of their
other studies. What common school with
an enrolment of ifty-one pupils will ex-
coed this PLAIN.
The writer thinks no GOOD COA1oN
School, employing but one teacher, can
do that much. Had the PLAIN teacher all
these questions analysed or demons,rAtedR
II not how does he know that thsY were
correctly solved, beyond the report of pu-
pills educated TO believe that Arithmetic is
the sum and substance ola Common School
education. Again suppose these 1854 ques-
tons making about 40 par day, were pro.
perry reciied to the teacher. How much
Of his time was devoted to hearing each ex-
Amplel Ans. About 80 secondsl And
this oecup;i ing the whole school day. Most
teachers, 1t il said, ave a hobby, but this
seems to DO a.one with q vengeance. The
opinion amongst our best teachers is
that every branch contained in their certifi
Gates should have its full share of attention,
dlscarding all preferences Tor one branch
to the neglect of another. And since the
teachetshas so kindly enlightened US upon
the miraculous speed of his pupils in solving
Arithmetical problems, will he be so kind as
to tell US how many English Sentences they
analysed correctly in the same timsl How
manA pages of Physical Geography they
recited, OIL even how many of those 81 are
able to give the proper tones, pauses and
infections in that very necessary branch
called READNGi When this is answered
satisfactorily, more may be said upon the
too general course pursued by teachers of
our common schools in teaching Arithmetic
to the almost entire exclusion of every thing
else. PARIs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

nyI btOauWayl New York.
None are Senniue unless done up in steel engra.
we'd wrapper, with facsimile OF my Chemica Ware
house, and AZ ed 4. I. uELMBOIn
Deco 6S2m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

An interesting case has just been
decided in Mansfield, Ohio. 1T was
brought by the city against the agents
of John A. Wertz, of Ialedo, for vi
olating a city ordinance imposing a
license fee of $50 to SO per day for
auctioneering goods and notions by
persons not residents of the city. A
verdict was rendered for the defend
ant. The dry goods merchants of the
city are far from satisfied with the re-
suif
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

Almost A FIKE.-on Thursday evening
last, about 9 O'CLOCK, a IRE was discovered
in,ths cellar Of The dwelling of Dir. John
sGxtOns on Market street. It was forum
stsly Subdued before doing any serious dam
age. It seems some man had apples stored
in the cellar and had been packing them
xkere Straw and other InfiammAble materia
were scattered about, but fortunately the
ere was discovered at once and promptly
suppressed sgIHW
It seems = Dir. Meyer had the cellar rent
sdtOr nepurpose Of storing apples, &c,
and he was arrested and taken before
Esquire Saylsr, on the charge Of ineendiar
ism. He win have = hearing on Friday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

then strike eleven I'D and the station Gale
shall then strike twenty-five (22) The
station calling will then the mes
suge, and when the message is sent except
the signature, shall stIike eighteen OS) and
after sending the signature, shall strike
eight and when the other station has re-
ceived the signature such station shall strike
twenty-five (22)
Third, No station hall break in or inter
rupt another station while sending q mess
age unless in case of q fire.
Fourth, All conversation over the line is
prohibited unless it concerns the business of
the fire department, or of the city except
ing also private business communications ;
but which shall, in all cases give way TO the
business of the fire department or of the
city.
Sec. 2. That It shall be unlawful for any
p rson to give upon said fire alarm any
f Use alarm of fire, knowing the same to be
tLse, and any such person on conviction
thereof, shall pay = fine of not less II one
dollar nor more than twenty-five dollars
Sec. 3. That it shall be unlawful for any
person Intentionally 10 break or cut the wire
of said alarm and telegraph unless authori
zed to do so by the chief of the fire depart
ment, or to break, injure, or in any way i'm
pair any box, instrument, battery or appli-
1870 SC-AS~bN0 " uoNu III AAC NOAn-A5
of said fire alarm and dmestic telegraph !;
and any such person violating the provis-
ions of this section on conviction thereof,
shall suffer aaud pay a fine of not less than
double the amount of damage lone to such
wire, box, instrument, battery or appliance,
but not to exceed IN any case the sum OF
fifty dollars; Provided, hat the recovery
and payment of such fine shall not be held
to be any waiver on the part of the city OF
the right to recover the amount of such
damage in a civil action, in addition to such
fine,
Sec. 5. That the party so convicted as
aforesaid, be imprisoned in the Jail of Stark
county, Ohio, or calahoose of this city until
the fine and costs are paid.
Sec 6. That this ordinance take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
aud publication.
WIN. H WYANT, President.
Attest: JOSEPH Trout, Clerk
japI3wS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

Do secured during The d.y al
he box onlcs. So, 8
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

Persons in need Of the services of an ex
perienced Dentist should notSf to consul
DR.. DoUDs, who has IN experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. 1.-The substantial
character of his work is fully attested to by
hundreds of persons who have availed them
selves of his services. The varied expert
ences of so many years practice, insure to
persons entrusting the care>of their teeth to
him, the cheapest because the most dura-
bic operations. Office near Oberley's Gro
Gerry and opposite Stark County Bank. 45-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

= Tza A~ulIaA4anHy IS ohdmsrOds that a
birthrandA deathiOceuraevery moment. EV-
Sry ssoond,i child IsboEn2 every second
someone dies. The prevalence Of sickness
In he world may be realized in DR.. J. C.
Ayerp LGDorAIorys where medicines are
made for all mankind Il would scarcely
seem that there are throats enough to swal-
low the doses he issues dAily,-Ayer's sAr-
sAparilA Ague Cure, and Cherry Peeteral
by the thousand gallons and Ayers Pills
literally by the ton. But they must all be
wanted, or he could not make such quaint
Ties for so many years.-[Northield Tele-
graph.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

SELF-REsPECr AND SELF DEPKNDENcE.-
Be and continue poor. young man, while
others around you grow rich by fraud and
disloyalty; be without place or power. while
others beg their way upwards: bear the pain
Of disappointed hopes, while others gain
theirs by iattery; forego the gracious pres
sure of the hand, for which others cringe
and crawl Wrap yourself in your Gwn
virtue, and seek a friend and your daily
bread. If YOU have. in such q course
grown gray with unblenched honor, bless
God and die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

1NO CoNSUAPTIVES.-THR
l. having been restored to health in a few weeks
BY = very simple remedy, after having suffered fol
seVerai years VITA q severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumpdon-is anxious 10 make
known 70 his felloW-sunerers the means of cure.
To All who desire II, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (ree OF eharge,) with the direc-
uons for preparing and using the tSmBs which they
VIII nnd q sUEE oU3E for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
Affections. The only object OF the advertiser. ?
sending the Prescriptionis to benefit the Athlete.
and spsead which he conceivestO bein
valuable and be hopes every sufferer viii try his
remedy, as It VII cost them nothing, and may prove
. blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, TREE, by return
mall viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings Co., New York.
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& PITTSBURGH
~ RAILWAY.

On and after Nov Esd 1865. Trains will leave
STATIONS daily (111d w. "~x"entnr } a. follows
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20
Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, January lin the
Senate, to, day, Mr.. Kremming IRE
pablican) was elected President pro
lem, defeating Pearce (coloredC and
Purnam /; seven Democrats voted for
Kremminger, who is conservative
and opposed to impeachment. Moth
ing was done in the House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

hxTHnoDOEn TnTON, editor Of the INDE-
fHzpEgI A. New York, lectured in Schas-
tsT'E opsCa House on Monday evening, be-
rf0ssthssY.ssA o. Association. Mr.. TIL
stsnla @~bieecv.a eAmsricsn Women"
oRTassds5svsning he again lsctared in
zoe Opera House. his subject being 'The
proper use OF The Human Mind"