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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

- THE. bondholdsr pays no tax to
keep the road in repair over which he
travels, or for the support Of the pub
lie schools that educate his children,
or for the police that prevent his
bonds from being stolen, .---.
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FURTHERMORE Wedefyl ED. M Svsa
to tell US. or to-f1nd us the man, who mons
can tell us how much the people pay
under the several taxes 3eViedby our
Federal GOyeEnmsRt2 slOnsWhiskY, 4
tobacco and beer, It Is publicly coR-
fessed, that more is lc0lleeted and lAA
boekstad by whisky thieves than islsT ~
paid to the, Government. OF the 2.r-r1
S.IlI tae ~ t5,S s,,VS 10 IoE
IN, topifP is To tar ne y, ~ is.s
the benefit OF the East ant-of that
tax, collected OF ne through our a
Gtore-keepers every dollar Is rob.lqo9q
hefy,-@0 RseMastts1, ~ COsgRioasr. "A 3 p q
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ADMINIsTRAToRg NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned have been duly appOiR-
ted and qualified as Administrators OF
the estate of Henry Wertz, late OF Stark
county, Ohio, deceased.
DAVID WERTZ,
.- HENRY n. WERTZ
sentlbM3H - =
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THE denunciation of the new is
sue OF postage stamps has been. so
general that the post of1ee depart
ment has ordered designs for a new
issue. -rsrr -s's- c--
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EEEC C%TION
PROCLAMATION !

THE qualified electors of Stark County
i Ohio are hereby notified TO meet at
the usual places Of holding elections in
their respective townships, on @
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1869,
Then and there to elect by ballot, accor-
ding to the constitution and laws of
Ohio, the following State and County
Office rs:
L One person for Governor.
% 81 '' H Judge Supreme Court.
f " a' Treasurer of State. q
?: '' l'' Attorney General
sf g g Board Public Works.
&c State Senator.
Two Sc Ef General Assembly.
One person for Probate Judge szz
Sc t' I" Sheriff q. -
{" &c 90 Treasurer.
sc t Prosecuting Attorney.
90 GO Commissioner.
H ICoroner.
4" Infirmary Director.
One person for land appraiser for the
city of Canton, one person for land ap-
praiser for the city of Massillon, one person
for land appraiser for Perry township, one
person tor land appraiser for Canton town
ship, one person for land appraiser for Law
renee township, one person for land ap-
praiser for Tuscarawas township, one per-
son for land appraiser for Sugarcreek
township, one person for land appraiser for
Bethlehem township, one person for land
appraisersfOr Jackson township, one person
for land appraiser foE Lake township, one
person for land appraiser for Plain town:
ship, one person for land appraiser for
/ Pike township, one person for land apprai'
ser Sandy township, one person for ahd
appraiser for Osnaburgh township, one
person for land appraiser for NInishillen
township, one person for land appraiser
for Marlboro township, one person for
land appraiser for Lexington township, one
person for land appraiser for Washington
township, one person for land appraiser
for Paris township
The following is the apportiOnment Of
Jurors to be returned by the trustees of
the several townships for the year 1859,
with the Poll Books, 10 the Clerk OF the
Common Pleas Court on or before the
10th day OF October, A. ID. 1863; -..-
Paris 9, Washington 8, Lexington %,
Marlboro 10. Nimishi1en II, Osnaburgh
6, Sandy 5, Pike Q, Plain 10, Lake 9,
Jackson 8, Perry IS, Bethiehenn 10, Su-
gsreEsek {, ,LsSrence H., TuscaEaMas 3.
Given uhder my hand, At the city OF
CantoRSthls 18th day of September 4.
d! 1863. =.
stp3f e-e r. A. DUNBAR, q
Il Sheriff of Stark county,
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PRICE LIS T. .

Money must accompany each order 10
secure attention. Letters calling for in~
formation must contain stamp.
In sending money, procure money orr
ders If possible, and add ten per cent
for postage.
JACOBUS VAN
The Paris and London Paper Clothing
Company s Agent, 35 circle street, cor,
of Market, Indianapolis, Ind.
seplSm3.
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GPECIAL TEACHERS e AM
~ INATIONS. There will be special
Examinations OF Teachers held at All
ance, on Saturday, March 18th, and at
Massilion on Saturday, April 10th. The
regular examination at Canton on the
last Saturday Of each month. By order
Of Stark Co. Bosrd Of EXRmlners'
mar8tf DANL WORLEY, CLERK.
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MEDIcAI.i
B. A. FAHNEST0CK'S
VERMIFUGE.

II Il now over forty years since this medicine vas
offered = remedy for Worms, and from that time
Its reputation has steadily Increased until n ths
present day Il Ia almost universally acknowledged
throughout nearly All parts Of the world to be ths
SoOsIef0A remedy Worm COnfections, made more
for the purpose Of pleasing the palate than Of over
coming the disease, have been manufactured AL
over the country bat their short lease Of life IL
nearly exhausted and B. A Fahnestoek' : Yer-aifnge
look pale and sfckty from no other cause than
Of these hidden EapPerS and miners
!. When they are irritable and feVeriAh, Eomstimes
craving tood and eating rAxeRonsiy again refusing
and grinding the teeth thea be assured these symP-
toms are Indications Of worms.
Unsaslnssz and pain IN the abdomen, with swell
tng and hArdneHs, are generally attendant upon
the Presence Of these hidden saPPers and miners.
gradual wasting away or smaeiAtion Of the
ns1h Il one Of the most common attendants upon
the nouriahIReRt impaired % the stomach By whole
some diet, thereby Oeeasloning \ variable appetite
and a strong desire for indigsatIble food.
TAs stomach has. undoabtsdly, = very great
sympathy with other parts Of the body. Thls a
the with respect to the Irritation produced By
worms, specially those existing in the stomach
patients oftsn suasr incredibly without being aware
Of the cause. ----
Many helpless child has bssn laia in the grave.
when the disease which caused its death has been
entirely misunderstood, And whsn worms have
really been the cause. Il has been proved beyond
cAvil that worms exist in the human syGtsm from
earliest Infancy, therefore parents-sspseially
Gl0thers who more constantly with their child
rem, cannot be too observing OF the first symptoms
Of t0orInS, for surely as they exist they be
sqig and speedily removed from the most delicate
tzrant, by ths timely use Of B. A. FAhnestoek'a
Vermifuge-
Physicians do not hesitate to recommend &c and
IL IN their practice, aud many Of the most emf
nent Of the profession, from ali parts OF the country
testify to its uniform success In fact, Il never
falls. Il has frequently been given 70 children
As safe Purg.aye, not sasPseting the cause Of the
inea. and large quantities Of worms were disehArg-
ed and immediate relief Afforded.
Great santlon muHt be used by every purchaser,
to be his own ludge In one sense, and to examine
every bottle no buys OF It The simple name Of
RAUErocE Il not anHeisnt He mast look closely
and earefnlly % that the initials ara q A..
scHWARTZ a HAsLETTs Ill
u .a#r EUocBa8o1s TO -...
B. A, FAHNBsrocK's SON = 90.
RtttSbalr0As Pa - -.
SOLE PROPRIETORS
xaDI5Ef
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JOSEPH CREVoIsIE, Jr.,

NOTARY PUBLIG-ohce north
In east corner of Public Square. he
will attend to drawing deeds, mortgages
powers OF sttorney, &C. In addition to
the English, he also speaks the German
and French languages. He will also
procure passports for persons wishing
10 60 to Eurooe. 81 =
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THE DEMOCRAT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20.
A. McGREGOR, Editor.
Col. Geo. W. McG0ok

Will address the People, at ALI
ance, on Friday evening Oct
8th, 1869. Turn out.
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BLEACHED MUSLIN, full yd
wide, for 1sl cents (;
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, from
10 to 1Sc; -
TABLE LINENS, at so, go, rs, 80,
81, $1,l0, 81 20;
CARPETS at Reduced Prices
LINEN COATS at Cost
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR, cheap;
LADIES' HOSE, from lac to zoe;
LADIES' KID GLOVES, at 81 10,
$3.50, s1,75;- z-l' ='
LADIES' Isle THREAD
GLOVES, for 4Oc 'i
HOOP SKIRTS, latest stylel only
81;
BALMORAL SKIRTS, from s5c to
GENTS PAPER COLLARS, only
ULYSSES PAPER COLLAR, 25c
PARAsoLs at Cost
WHITE GOODS, such as Namsooks,
Plain Muslins and Jaeonets. Shirt
Fronts, Linen Hank'fs
LADIES CUFFS, SOC box.
B~The place you can buy the
above Goods Cheap, is at the
NEW YORK STORE, In
Mathews Block. .- . a' q ..
l. 80 ' .T-
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J. A. MEYER,

DEALER In AMERICAN AND
IL Foreign Watches, Clocks, Silver
ware and Fancy Goods-Northwest cOrS
nor OF Public Square Repairing neatly,
expeditIously and satisfactorily done.
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C0nLY & DAUGHY'S NEW YORK
AGENCY.
DEAFN ESS, CATARRH.

nEAFNE ESS, CATARRH.
- A lady who has suffered for years
from Deafness and Catarrh was cured
by simple remedy. Her sympathy
and gratitude prompts her to send the
receipts. free of chan ge. to any one SINH
larly afflicted, Address
Mrs. NJ. c. LEGGETT,
septSw4. Hoboken, N. ].
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The great invention of Paper Clothing
which can not be detected from linen
fabrics, and at one half the price for
merly paid for washing.
Ii would be impossible to give here all
the advantages which these goods pos
sess in an eminent degree. They must
be seen to be appreciated
The great demand for them, upon the
manufacturers in Europe prevented
them thus far. from sending large sup
ply. Thus the first invoice I will dispose
of in small quantities only, merely 70
introduce and show their merit.
Wholesale dealers will not be dealt
with tor the present. No order will be
filled for more than one dozen of any one
al ticle at one time to IL 9 same address.
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aWatehes, aewtIrg, etc.
OTTO wINTERHALTER.

DRACTICAL MATCHMAKER
and JeweIer, and Dealer in Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry and Silvervare. Re-
pairing neatly done, on short notice.
No. Eagle Block. feb3 '69tf
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MoteIs.
RXnHANGF HnTRL.
IACKsnN HnTEL

DY-A. sPOHNHAUER-At Old
Depot. Guests properly cared for,
and bills moderate. nnayI2 '69tf
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ganAtrs.

GEO. D. HARTER & BROTHER,
DANKERS-East TuscarRwas st.
ID Receive Deposits, Loan Money, buy
Gold, silver, Bonds and Compound Inc
tersst Notes. Exchange Bough: Sold.
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ONLY 81 rs PER COPY.
The Paris and London
PAPER CLOTHING co.
Outfits for Ladies and
Gentlemen.

THE undersigned would most re-
Il spectfully inform the public that the
agency sor TIE above, under letters pat
ent celebrated manufactured Paper
Among the various aC accomplishments
of science and art. This may be consider
ed one of the greatest act levemerts Of
the age ..- - -.r
The renown which these Goods have
obtained in Europe for their exquisite
elegance, dexibility, great durability
and cheapness will at once recommend
them to the American public.
NOTICE, LADIES mo MORE
WASHING, NO MORE IRONING,
MO NTnDE WY TT0INJ
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DEUBLE e. BROTHER,

DEALERSI WATCHES,
IL Clocks, Jewelry, Sllverwar. &c
East side OF Public Square. Repairing
done on short notice.
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ghutagrsphg.
EDWIN SMITH,
9tutistry.
J. n. sIDDALL,
a. J. DOUDS,

CURGEON DENTIST-Ofee Cup
- stairsl above Double Bros Jewelry-
Store. All operations connected with
the profession promptly attended to.
dec16
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ALLIANCE HOUSE

7 OUIS OHLIGER, PRoPRIEToR
North Market street. .. a.
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JAMES HARSH.
WIN. MCKINLEY,

A TTORNEY AT LAW-Office in,
n Eagle Block-over National Bank.
June % 81
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1869.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1869,
Then and there to elect by ballot, accor-
ding to the constitution and laws of
Ohio, the following State and County
Office rs:
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ST ULOUD HOTEL

DY DANIEL SOURBECK-At
ID the station-Aniance, Ohio. Meals
always in readiness on arrival of cars.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22
TIE OLD WAR HORSE

The fredericksburg News of the 18th
says: "The fires are blazing. Gov.
Smith kindled a fame in Fredericks.
burg on Tuesday night which will burn
more and more widely until Wells &
Co. are consumed. The old war horse,
q his neck clothed in thunder unchilled
by the chronological error in his age,
with the vigor OF forty and the wisdom
of three-score, reused up the immense
audience to a just appreciation of this
terrible crisis in Virginia's destiny. In
vaded without cause or just provocation,
overwhelmed by imported numbers and
conquered at last by starvation, it was
our duty to do the best we could under
the circumstances surrounding.
He skinned the scalawags, in COM
parison with whom carpet-baggers were
gentlemen, and declared he would trust
the colored people before he would
either, He praised their affection and
devotion during the war. We must
vote down the test-oath and disfranchis-
ing clauses, and get the Legislature and
secure the Executive who has the veto
power. Then the Constitution will be
emasculated of its venom, and Wells
promises TO leave Virginia. Feelings
must not stand in the way of duty. l
got mad until got back into a good
humor, and now we must conquer in
this contest, and we can do it."
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22
WHO MUST REGISTER--READ
THIS, 5s

Every man that has moved from one
ward to another since the last registra-
ton must register anew in the ward in
which he now resides.
All that have come to the city from
the counties around, or gone from the
city to the counties, since the last regis
tratlon, must register anew in their new
place of residence. ,,. ~. ...
The classes last named must applv at
the places where they were last regis
tered and got a certificate to enable them
to register anew. Tie application may
be made.l In person Or by letter.
Every young man that has arrived at
the age OF twenty -one since the last
registration should remember that he is
now entitled to register. II
Speak to your neighbor, and ask him
II he has registered II not, urge him
to do 80 at once. ..+
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22
Deputy Commissioner"

The State Department expects that
| the protocol of naturalization treaty
agreed upon while Mr.. Reverdy john
son was Minister to Great Britain,
will be submitted to Parliament shortly,
and there does not seem to be much
doubt about its confirmation. Mr..
johnson advised the State Department
before be left England that Lord Claren-
don had promised to submit the matter
to Parliament.
The remains of Junius Brutus Booth
the great tragedian, were removed
Thursday from the Baltimore Cemetery,
where they were buried some years ago,
and reinforced in Greenmount Gene
terry The fine monument of Booth has
also been removed, and will be placed
over his grave 1t is proposed to
place the remains of the children now
buried in Hartford county and those
of John Wilkes Booth side by side in
|dfeenmount Cemetery. me members
OF the family will be present, and the
body of Wilkes Booth will be buried
during the latter part Of this week.
There is a redingote made of colored
silk, good and warm for a July day,
which is very much punched up both
ct the sides and at the back. The
sleeves are rather larger than common,
and turn back en- revers with trim
ming at the elbow. Some of them are
excessively trimmed with ruchings,
puf1ings, and bouilons of silk, and if
the under dress, the upper skirt and
redlngote are all made of one material,
fifty yards of silk is said to be only the
fair requirements of a moderate dress
maker.-N. Y. Telegram.
At Floyd Courthouse, June II, Major
James G, Taylor addressed the largest
gathering of citizens that has assembled
since the war. His speech was an able
one, and was received at times with
deafening applause. He produced
tremendous revolution in public opinion
and the county will give the Walker
ticket large majority.
Judge Paschall, attorney for Texas,
has demanded of George Peabody &
Co., London, through their New York
house, Dabney, Morgan & Co., 100000
realized by them on Texas indemnity
bonds, covered by the decision in the
case of Texas VS. White & Chiles. Texas
will probably recover the money with
out litigation.
The editor, manager and printer of
the Paris Rappel have been heavily
sentenced. At the mining districts in
st. Etienne, sad disorders have occurred
between the men and the military,
whereby several lives were lost and
many persons wounded.
During Wells sojourn in Winches-
ter, large bouquet was given him by
a coal black damsel. He kept it by
his bedside while he stayed there, and
when he departed, gave it to the
chamber maid instead of the usual
quarter.
A joint committee of the Board of
Trade and the Chamber of Commerce,
of Cincinnati, arranged yesterday to
have cannon fired and bells rung and
music played on the 28th instant,
when the vote on the million APP
preparation for the Southern railway
will be taken.
There are two hundred mechanics in
Baltimore and Washington, who are
registered voters of Richmond, who are
eager to come on and cast their votes
for Walker.
A late Cuban despatch states that it
was relation of the insurgent General
and not Donate Marmol himself who,
was killed in recent engagement.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22

nga. Accounts continue favorable from
all sections OF the State for the success
Of the Walker ticket. A large addition
al registration of white people will be
made. The public interest in the can
vass has been thoroughly aroused. We
believe the county canvassers are doing
their duty. We must again urge the
great Importance OF electing Conserva-
tive Legislature. Upon that depends
much OF our future peace and prosperity
Let every Conservative unite in the Good
work, cheerfully and heartily. Let eve-
ry man appreciate the importance of his
own exertions in the contest.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22

There was rumor in New York that
Cuban expedition of 1900 men, re-
cruited in Philadelphia, were to leave
the former city during Saturday night.
The Cubans, however, deny the rumor.
1t is officially announced that the in-
terest on the State of South Carolina
bonds and stock for the two years end
ing July LIST next, will be paid on and
after that day. This interest will be
paid in New York and in Columbia, and
on the registered stock in Columbia
only
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22


Regr Several agents OF this Govern
ment have recently visited Cuba, and
have been in consultation with the
Cuban leaders. They ,ree in report
ing that the revolutionary chieftains,
both native and American, are not
favorable to annexation to the United
States. Ii is asserted that the Cuban
leaders were promised recognition as
oelllserents, and moral aid, if they
would consent, in obtaining possession
OF the Island, to transfer it to this
country. The offer was declined.
Hence the hesitation of the United
States Government to recognize the
insurgents 'of Cuba as belligerents
hence, also, its tardy vindicalon of the
neutrality laws. ...--
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22


ABOUT THE CONSTITUTION.
We have listened attentively and with
pleasure to most of the speeches which
have been made from the stump in this
city, and at our various ward meetings.
Aud from the manifestations of the peo-
pie. we gather the opinion that they
have generally made up their minds to
vote for the expurgated constitution, and
the True Republican State ticket head
cd by GllpertC. walker. Ii we are
right in this estimate Of the posture of
affairs, we do not see the necessity of
spending SO much breath upon the de-
nunciation of this instrument; and while
we beg pardon of our oratorical friends
for any criticism at all upon their efforts,
we think we could suggest prolific
theme we'll worthy of their attention.
Where is the necessity of voting for
the constitution at all ? 1t grows out Of
this: That it is necessary for Virginia
to attain the place she formerly held in
the American Union; necessary, because
without that she can never be anything;
her people will have no political rights
which the government will be bound to
without 1t I'VE shall have no gov
eminent under which her own people can
carry on the States affairs for their own
best interest ;and having no ability to pro-
tect our own rights by making our own
laws, we must remain without the pow
er of ensuring peace, tranquility
aud safety to the thousands of immi-
grants who are waiting to make their
homes among us when our organic law
is assured and settled. 1t is necessary,
then, for our own protection and the
advancement of our own prosperity and
that of the State. We think the popu-
lar orator may fluid some themes here for
his defamation. The constitution will
confer benefits upon us that we need in
reference to all these important points.
But there is one other argument of
great strength, which we would like to
see some talented and effective orator
display and properly enforce; and that
is this: AS soon as that constitution
goes into operation there accrues to the
people of Virginia the right to amend or
remodel it at their pleasure. Under the
second clause of the 18th article of the
we find that the General
Assembly at its first session may submit |
the question to the people, "Shall there
be- convention to revise the constitu- |
Jon and amend the same;" and if the |
people answer in the affirmative, "the
General Assembly at its next session,
shall provide by law for the election of
delegates to such convention" No 9TH
sr formula than that.
Now here is very important right to
be Immediately acquired under this
much abused constitution. We may
remodel the whole instrument and adapt
t to our circumstances and our princi-
oles Expurgated of the test oath and
he acknowledgements, under the cover
# this great right conferred at once,
urely Virginians can start govern
nent to live under only as long as they
please. This absolute right of amend
nent ought to dispose of many objec-
ions. and under the pressure upon us
n other respects, reconcile us to the mere
government which that con-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-22
TUESDAY MORNING, June %, 1869.

Remember that there is to be new
registration. Remember that if you don't
register you can't vote. Remember that
your vote will be matter of vital i'm
portance to your mother State, Register
then, in order that you may vote.