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Animal Collections.

Our General Assembly has appointed the fol-
lowing as the times for the annual collections for
its benevolent schemes
For Sustentation: On the first Sabbath in jan
uary.
For Publication: On the first Sabbath in March.
For Foreign Missions: On the first Sabbath in
May.
For Education On the first Sabbath in No
vember
For the Relief of Disabled Ministers, and the
Widows and Orphans of Deceased Minister'S
On the first Sabbath in July.
In cases where it is highly inconvenient to take
up collections on these days, the Assembly enjoins
that they shall be taken up as soon as possible
thereafter.
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Central 4rtsbptulan,
RESOLUTION.

Ifyou've any task to do,
Let me whisper, friend, to you,
Do it.
Ifyou've any thing TO say,
True and needed, yea or nay,
Say it.
IfyOu've any thing to love,
AS blessing from above,
If you've any thing to give,
That another's JOY may live,
Girs ii.
If some hollow creed you doubt,
Though the whole world boot and shout,
"Dou5t It,"
If you know what torch to light,
Guiding others through the night,
Light ii.
If you've any debt to pay,
Rest you neither night or day,
Rsy 1t.
IfyOu've any JOY to hold
Next your heart, lest it get cold,
HoldH
Ifyou've any grief to meet,
At the loving Fathers feet,
Meet 1t.
Ifyou've given light to see
What child of God should be,
See At.
Whether life be bright or drear,
There's a message sweet and clear
Whispered down to every ear
Hear at.
Hayper's Magazine.
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THEOLOGICAL SUMMARIES.

theological Seminary at Columbia, D. U.
Rev. Jos. R. Wilson, d. D., Chairman of Board
of Directors, Augusta, Ga Henry Muller, Esq,
Treasurer Columbia, S. c.
FACULTY.
| George Howe, D. D., Professor of Biblical Lit
A. W. Leland, D. D., Professor Emeritus of Sa.
cred Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology.
| j. B. Adger, d. D., Professor of Ecclesiastical
History and Church Polity.
| James Woodrow, Pr. d., M. D., Perkins Profess
sor of Natural Science in connection with Revelation.
VIM. s. Plumer, d. d., LII. d., Professor of Di
dactic and Polemic Theology
Union Theological Seminary.
Post Office, Hampden Sidney, Va.)
Rev. s. A. Stanfeld, Chairman of Board of Di
rectors, Milton, N. C. F. N. Watkins, Treasurer,
| Farmville, Va.
Samuel B. Wilson, D. D., Professor of Systema-
tic and Pastoral theology.
| r. L. Dabney, d. D., Professor of Systematic
and Polemic Theology and Sacred Rhetoric.
B. M. Smith, d. D., Professor of Oriental Litera
ture and Biblical Introduction.
Thomas E. Peck, d. D., Professor of Ecclesiast
cal History and Polty.
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FOR THREE YEARS.

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Haper's Magazine.
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Committees of Education and Publication.

The General Assembly resolved that the Chairman
of the Presbyterial Committees on Education and
Publication should be regarded as corresponding
member of the Assembly's Committees on these
subjects We give below the names of such members
as have been appointed by the Presbyteries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

TAXES. OF. 1869.

oflaW,L
on he prop n
nhipaI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
An ordinance

To provide ior the construction of side +,
walks on both sides of Plum street, be-
tween TuscaraWas street and she p Ft
w & @ r w. ~ sL $50.
p SEC. /, Be it ordained by The City C0pn-
ciliof the City of Canton, two thirds, of all
the menbers elected TO said councn con-
curring therein, that the respective owners
of lots or parts of lots abuhing on either
side of Plum street, between TuscaraRas
street and the p Ft w & Q II w, be and
are hereby required to construct sidewalks
oflgood hard burnt brick, laid upon a sub
stantial bed of sand ten feet vide ,ln front
ofltheir lots or parts. of lots, and upon the
grade established by ordinance estab ching
3 grade for that part Of SAID street, passed
September 81, 1869. 5-r-o ts
SEQ. 2, That the Mayor of this city, as
soon as may be after the passage and pub
lication of this ordinance, shall cause q no.
tiGe te be served upon each of the property
owners contemplated by the first sectan
OF this ordinance, or in case of the absence
| Of such owner, then upon the agent of
such owner, notifying such agent or owner
oflthe passage and requirements of this or
kdihance, and said Mayor shall make return
of the service of such notices to The City
| Council.
SEQ. 8, That if any owner or agent con-
templated by this ordinance shall fail 10
comply with the requirements of this ordi
nance for sixty days after the service)'
! the notice provided for in section two on
this ordinance, then such sidewalks shall
be constructed in FROM. of the property of
such owner IN such manner as the -Coun.
ell may by resolution provide, at the ex-
pense of snch owner, and the cost thereof
shall be q lien on such property abutting
4 thereon, and shall be a personal charge
against such owner, and shall be collected
according to law, with penalty after de-
mand. e'1y ITS r1v e'
i {. SEC. 4, That this ordinance shall have
effect from and after its passage and pub
licahon. Passed September n, 1863 &c 1.
b 80 DANIEL WORLEY, Prest,
10 Attest JoskPf TRoUr, CLERK. -
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NUMBERSl7..
THE DEMOCRAT.
A. McGRRG0R, Editor.

wEDNEsDAY:::::,:.::::oCTBEB.e 8.
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FOR LAND APPIIAIsERs. d.

The Land Appraisers nominated at the
late Democratic Primary Meeting for Stark
County arc as follows;
Paris, David Essick: Washington, ] B
Knoll; Lexington, j. A Kingsbury Marl. 3
boro, Martin Replogle NimHhillen, e A.
Landon Plain, Peter Schick; Sandy,
Thos. Mccall; Bethlehem, AiW Goshorn;
Canton City,rJ G Willard Canton tp.,ryl
Jacob Sherrick: Osnaburgh, Samuel Sny-
der; Lake, S S Geib Jackson, Samuel 3s
Brougher; Perry, Levi Stump; TuscaraYas,f
George Warner; Lawrence, p A Tritt
- Democratic Central COMMITTEES for Stark
county for the ensuing year: - '-all3
i. Paris, "A KOons;i Washington, A ShaffeJsl
Lexington, Mathew Early Marlboro, A
H Gibefson NimlshilIen, VIM Shaffer;
Plain, Levi MeKinneys Sandy, W e II y
Knots; Bethlehem, p B Welsh; Canton, =,
w A Lynch 0snaburgh, j d Miller y
Lake, B Eby; jackson, John Hammer;u
Perry, B Estep; Tuscarawas, VIM Ober-
in; Lawrence, G D McCue. : 80
F. The Delegates chosen for the SenaGoriaT
Convention from Stark county are ;haa sat
! G Paris, ED, Riley; y Washington, B II, =
Wallace; Lexington, J J Crane; Nihfishil-
len, L Pence; Plain, Peter PiersOn; Sandy, ~
James Boyd; Bethlehem A Stahl; Canton,
Daniel Sayler and r A Dunbar; Osnaburgh,
] D Miller; Lake, Frank w Baird; jack ri
SOU, Sam Beatty; Perry q ? Barick ana
John Warwick Tuscafawas, H Gard
mer; Lawrence, & P McGaGer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
An OrdFns.aee

To establish a grade fpf f1luhl street from
Tuscarawas to the P TT W & CIR w,
and to repeal certain ordinance herein
l1 named.
SEC. j, Be it ordained by the City Coun,
ell of the City of Canton, that the grade
for Plum street from Tpscarawas TO the 7. I, 4
Ft w d g. II w be ana the same is hereby r
established as follows; Commencing at p
the middle line of Tuscarawasl street, at &
an elevation of ninety seven feet, TlhningI
thence along said Plum street on gradual
grade to the middle line of Seventh street,
TO an elevation of 81 and ,5.I0ths feet
thence to the middle of Eighth street TO an ~
elevation of 90 feet; thence SOUTH I29
feet to an elevation 90 and S;l0ths feetIi
thence south to the middle of Ninth street 1,
to 10 an elevation 80 and 2'l0ths feet :.
thence to the north line of Tenth street 90
an elevation of SO and Q. I9ths feet; fh4neel %
70 the south line of Tenth street 70 the ,n
same elevation; thence to the north line !
of South street to an elevation of 81 and
5sIOths feet thence to the south line of
South street TO the same elevation; thence u
to the middle line of William street TO an 3 a
elevation of S6 and 5.10ths feet thence
TO the south line OF an alley running east
and west, between William and RaynOld
streets to an elevation of S5 feet thence
soulh to the middle of RAyRolds street to
an eieVaIlOn OF oil ana D lUJIlS I6eL, lneuC6
thence south I25 feet to an elevation of IS
and 7 .l0ths feet; thence south about 26O
feet to the north side of an alley to an ele;
Vation of rs and 5'10ths feet thence 10
the middle line of Cedar street TO an eleva.
tion of "a ana 2.10ths feet thence to the,go-
middle of Depot street to an elevation of
73 feet; thence to the said railway track
to an elevation Of II feet on the top Of the
rail said grade being established for the e.
middle of said street and the Sidewalks
and all the elevations named having refer
ence to point 100 feet below the. plane
of the City Bench Mark as established by
ordinance. IL s atf p
SEC. 2, That an ordinance entitled ssAp
ordinance TO establish q grade on south
Plum street between West Tuscarawas and
the P Ft W s. &C r W.. track, passed Aug. =
18, 1862, be and is hereby repealed, hut -
such repeal shall not affect tights or habil-e
lilies which may have occurred under said
ordinance.
SEo. 0, That this ordinance, take effect
from and afterits passage and second pub
hcation, .s eF -.s.
Passed Sept. -27, 1863. sf..-s,
DANL. WORLEY, Presi, -.
Attest: JosEPH TkouT, CPk. =
sept29w2. ~ rs '-- .rl 3-"
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7J.G. WILLIARD.

f,OUNTY SURVEYOR-0fice in
| } the County Recorders ofhoe, IN the
Wikidal Building, where he can oe
found when in the city II not. any on-
sJcaSs wanted can be left with jacob
EeplIuRer. ESQ, County Recorder, who
will give duo notice to me.
The law authorizes the County Survey
or r., take the Acknowledgements OF suy
instrument. OF writing; :; he will thereleES
write and acknowledge Agreement
Mortgaeos, DsedP. &C., &o at IAN Ffsc''
and upsn the shortest notice. r s
Canton Ian. IS l6fa-
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@liIIinfrg.
II. Fake.
EDUCATIONAL
ALLIANCE COLLEGE.
ALLIANCE, OHIO.
TERMS.

The Fall term of thirteen weeks begins
August IL. 1869.
The Winter term OF fifteen weeks be-
gins Nov. Is, 1889.
The SprinG Term of thirteen weeks be-
gins March ., 1870. f....
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OPECIALe TEACHERSi Exam
There Win be special
Exauninationa Of Teanhers held at. Alt
moe. On Saturday. March 18th, and at
MassHlon on Saturday, April 10th: . The
Isst STURDY OF each month"; BY order
- eForlE- Co. -Boerd. OF, ,Exsminars.,.s .. n
marStf, M DANsIs. RoRtI4EX, ,Hsrl-,i
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1nsEpH nREYoIsIE, u,

NOTARY PUBLIC-omce north
N asst corner OF Public square. he
Lii ,,tteT,d 10 drawing deeds, mortgage
powers- OF attorney, &c. In addition to
tsa Engllsh. he also speaks the Verushh
and French languages. De VIII . a.so
procure passports for persons NlshihH
10 20 to Eur0oe. ...-..s. ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

Il. BIKCHRtz g Bro, have on hand SUI,
perior stock of Cox, Paflor and Heating
stoves, with B full Assortmenko Of heuse-fur-
nishing ware. Their stock of Buckets,
KNIVES sa9de FoEhs EAncy Hollow hWareV
sc. Spouting put 90 on short notice, and
very sheap., lCAnatthe Old estatiie AIneAk, I
EAst TUscarAFas sreeb north sides, Obi !,
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A TPORNEX AT LAW, and Gen
A erai collection Agent. Alliance, ..
Rnsiness entrusted to his care Will re-
ceIve prom pt attention. 2oALt
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PRICE LIST.

Money must accompany each order 10
secure attention. Letters calling for 1n~
formation must contain stamp
In sending money procure money orr
ders II possible, and add len Der cent
JACOBUS VAN, -....
2 he Paris and London Paper Clothing
Company 8 Agent, IS circle street, cor.
of Market, indianapolis, Ind,
septSmS.
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The Paris and LOndOn
PAPER CLOTHING 60.
Outfits for Ladies' and e
rE Gentlemen v.r

THE undersigned would most re-,
i specially inform the public that the
agency scr the above under letters pat
ent celebrated manufactured Paper
Goods, Is established, aud for the first
time introduced in,the esUnitsd iStates.l. IL.
Among the various accomplishments az
of science aud art. ihis NAV be cnnsides1
ed one OF the. greatest .ach levemerts ef
the age. 49,.
--r The renown which these Goods have
obtained in Europe for their exquisite
elegance, AexibilityI great durability
and chsapness will At; once recommend
them to the american public.
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90ttIs.
ExQHANGE HOTEL,
JACKSON HOTEL

nv A SPOHNHAUER-AtlOld
II Depot, Guests properly cared do ior'
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agatfhss, ggrwsIry, str.
oTTo WIETERHALFER,

DRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
and Jewelar, and Dealer in n'Watehes'
CIocKs, Jewelry and SilyerSare: aNs
osIrinr neatly done, on short notice.-
No. 2 Eagle Block. feb3 '69tI-
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Legal-N0tIce.

Jacob Harbster, PPf. ! State Of Ohio:
VS. Stark Co. Court
shasdstetal. of Common
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To establish a grade foe fluhl street from
Tuscarawas to the P TT W & CIR w,
and to repeal certain ordinance herein
namad
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


For Governor.
GEORGE H. PENDLET0N.
Lieute9ant GoVerpor. 4 Fsff-En
G. THOMAS j. GODFREY. # agf
=" 'Ee Supreme Court,
WILLIAM J. GILMORE. fr
.. treasurer of State,
STEPHEN BUHRER.
Attorney General, --
JOHN NJ. CONNELL.I 4 /. li-e
Member Board of Public Works,
BEJAAIIN p. CHURCHILL.
For State Senator,
HUGH BLEAKLEY.
For General Assembly,
JOSEPH THOMPSON.
JAMES SLENTZ
For Probate Judge, F
t- HARVEY LAUGHLIN.
For Sheriff,
r. ALISON DUNBAR.
For Treasurer,
JOHN STEEL =.
For Prosecuting Attorney, 8
WILLIAM A. LYNCH, ....,
For Commissioner,
JOHN BRYAN.
For Coroner.
ADAM. HAADlERSMITH. r
For InfrmRry Director,
GEORGE FESSLER.
Land Appraiser in Canton.
]. G. WILLARD, e aiE-Et
Land appraiser in Canton Tp-
JACOB SHERRICK,
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d NOTICE, LADIES mo MORE
WASHING, NO MORE IRONING,
NO MORE VEXATI0Nt-

The great invention, of Paper Clothing
which can not be detected from linen
fabrics, and at one half the price fer
merly paid for washing.
Ii would be impossi BILE to give here e'an
the advantages. which these goods pos,
sess in an eminent degrees They nnAf
be seen to be appreciated err
The great demand for themt upon the
manufacturers in Europe prevented
them thus far. from sending q. large snp-
ply. Thus the first invoice will dispose
of in small quantities only, merely 10
Wholesale dealers will! not be dealt
vithyfOr the present.. No order Wall be
filed for more than one dozen of any one
al tiele at one time TO IL 9 same address,
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CGnLY 4 DAUcHrS NEW YoAK
AGENEY.-,,
CATARRU,

- A lady who has suffered for years
by u simple ~remady.s 3 Her sympathy,
and gratitude prempts~her to send the
receipts, free of shRl Reg to any one simt='
larly afflicted, Address r'.it -- ,..
~ Mrs. M, C.. LEGGEEFG- q
septSw4. Hoboken, N. j.,
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M q. McGREGOR,

TrORNEY AT LAW, and Gen
n efel Collecting Agent, Carthage. Jas
Tsr county, Missouri. ocrlu
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II you want the hest and cheapest Boots
and Shoes iRteEp ,eall at ROeBina 6 SSt Sons
= ''''''' - I6tf.
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IA. MEYER

DEALERIN AMERICAN AND
1 DForeigni Watches, Clcaks, lSliYeI-
ware and Fancy GOOds-NortnWest 'sPl' CGLs
nor al Public Sauare. Repairing neat ~
PRECAUTIONARY and satisfactorily done..,
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WIZ. MCKINLEY,

A TTORNEY At, LAW--one an
~ Eagle Block-over National BANK.
June 6f67 frt rE. I.r
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HARYEY LAUGHLIN,

A TTORNEX AT Law, Notary
a PrIllc. and Military Claim s.Sg agent
Alliance, Ohio.
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Jacob Harbster, -PPf. State, Of Ohio:
NICHOLAS shs1dstetal. Of common
= DePts. Pleas.
Petitiopson Note and Mortgage, n.
WTILLIAM. b. JNEWEI4I4s, sup:
vEE-pOsed. to reside in. the county of
Allegheny, State-of Pennsylvania. will
take notice thaton fhe2lst day of July, A.
D. 1859, the above named plaintiff, ia
cob Harbster, filed his petl ton in said
court Of Common Pleas, against said
Shardet, Newell and Others, praying for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage
made by said Nicholas Shardet to one
Samuel Marvin. upon lots .thirtyssix,
thirtY=seYen- and thirty-eight,; and the
uOrth half of lot thirt y-nine in the town
Of EtrauSbnrgh. in said Stark county,
and which said mortgage said ,plaintln
now owns and holds.
Said pstition sets forth that the plsin-
tiff ia informed that said William Is.
Newell claims some title in and to said
properly. and prsys that said Newell
may answer setting up any claim be
may have upon said property, and in
default OF such answer, ne may be held
to have no; title therein. 30 =
That, said Newell will be required to
answer said petition on or before the
SQth Of October, a. D. 1868.
SCHAEFER & LYNCH
] ssPtl5W6,. Atty'A for PLAINTIFF
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TIE best, assortment Of Ladies' r, and
Qhildren's Polish BalmoraR to be had
cheap at BOckius & Son. 15tf.
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CL0THINa.
NOT ON WEDNESDAY
ONLY !
But Every Day!

Are displayed for the
inspection of the pub
lie, counters heaped
with choice styles of
Cloths, Cassimeres, and
yestings Of all styles.
and cOlOrs, suitable for
the present season.
NOT ON WEDNESDAY ONLY, BUT
EVERY DAY
The click of Charley's
Shears is heard. He.
stands as the first artist
in the country, fashion
ing those elegant gar
ments 50 eagerly sought
after by gentlemen Of
taste in this city and
elsewhere because they
fit so comfortably.
NOT. ON WEDNESDAY ONLY.
BUT EVERY DAY!
You will find US polite and gen.
tIemanIy---t thoroughly educated
in our business, ready to pay
every attention to customers,
strangers and others, who call
to purchase or examine the un-
equaIIed assortment of Spring
TlOths, Cassimeres, Vestilgs,
Furnishing Goods. &C.. &c. -
Room open for sale,
at No. 2, 0pera-HOuse
Block, by
| A., KIT.
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ST CLOUD HOTEL,

DUBLIC SQUARE, CANTON
AsSy5see. L. ELY, Proprietor. 4
49, 90 l.lf "a i.
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1TIIGNcF HOUSE.

OUIS OHLIGER, PROPRIETOR
A North Market street.
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OY DANIEL SOURBECK;Z1A1tt
ID the ststion-Aliance, Onlo: 'o
4 alvEays In readines on arrhNAl O1 49,.
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uruAERER &LYNcH.
GEO. E. BALDWIN,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW.-Omce
"a in Opera-House Block.
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MEBlGM9
B. A. FAHNEST0CK,S
VERMIFDGEfa

OGsrs1 - : ralstT faF ormss AAA fron that n.ae I
lts rsPulsltOR hai Esstlly 4nsEeeSd aaAth At ths
thFoaEASai RssFly. an Iyta ths world e p she
sO0sI efgs reLedg- WoSa Confeet made 1oEe,
for thS YaFpOse o. plsAnsthe palate ts4u " eSsnt
sonIns de alsaaas, have hssA aAnptlstREed All
over the country; bat their short lease OF MS "a
nsarlyozhEustoda ana B. A. FKhaelt0ok's Nsrznifusa1
sontsuOsTto sro, IN 4axor daily ohfLdpel ottsH
look pdls, And ltekIy from no othsr sApse thAn
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