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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

PalrloulIaFFe- .hA&.makiha. !

Pair Culture matchmaking.
The best air to live on-AnIlion-air.
The tiger is q Saratoga lion that lies
down With lambs. .-
Where the gamblers ought to egO-to the
FAroe IslAnds- ID
Mnard Fillmore is called the hAndsomest
old woman in SSratoga.
Household W 0rEs IA Bye, bye, " or ''buy,
buyl" Just as clreumstahcea require.
Casserly, Of Californla, Is recreating
himself and family At South Orange, New
Jersey.
The Rev. William Hooker died of heart
disease, In his pulpit, at LarWill, Indiana,
ast Sunday.
Hezekiah Hine, for more than three
score years = citizen of Portage County,
died recently, eighty-two years old.
Scene at Long Branch. tSThe horrid
surf makes me keep my mouth shut. /"
Sarcastice husband-''Take some of it
home with you."
The New York Sun Is mistaken in say
ing our Governor's salary Il only 1850 q
year. 1t is not principally, but 81, 600 Is
better than 81, s00.-[Ohio State Journal
A Mrs. Anna B. Bonner is lecturing in
Boston on the question: "Are We 70 have
children, or notl'' Each Of her children,
At least, shoulG be q boone from heaven TO
her. -FF
Two former French schOOlmasters met
after a lapse of years. $50 you are
married, Victorinei" 'IYes." ''Happy ="
"Oh, yes, perfectly happy" "You have
children, of coursei" ''No; you know our
lod ring arc 30 gmRllln ..'- s.
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Under Defeat.

The lesson OF the Tennessee SlSctions
As rad BY GfoelY, aud AS commend ed
to the prayerfuI considerations Of the
base bad men whose hearts are filled with
hatred towers their Southern country
men. is given in those words by the Tar
BUEE: ''Disfr AnchIsement was y naturally
stronger In Tennessee than elsewhere,
It had fortified itself with extraordinary
vigor and skill, yet II has suddenly and
utterly brokRu down, AS we have never
doubtad that u mnst.l 1t II not possible,
In . repub bile, to deny the right Of suf-
frags q larRs and Intelligent portion OF
the oTnmunity because OF their past
political transgi essiOn. You can shoot
them or hang them in the aHsh OF vic
tory, II you will though At YOUR own
heavy cost. Possible you might confs~
cate their property and driYe their lead
ers Into exile; but you must do either
with celebrity. and bsFore popular passion
has had time to cool Thereafter the
Inevitable drift II toward universal am
nesty, and il can not long be. successful
y resisted. And we rejoice that such il
the casa" - - b.. -'t-..
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iulYNsW5.
CHERIFFs SALE.

1AE4EShEreO 'S<A49H' -"3 '@
r,1 4: r. 4 Is'i Haines' nHeass',s.l In Partition ~
Hannah Haines, ct al. a .sa..- .dgi.
BY virtue of an order OF sale in. the
above case, issued out of the court Of
Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio.
and to me directed, I will offer for sale,
at public auction, on the premises, on :
SATURDAY. AUGUST g., 1859, +
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M,
and 8 O'Clock p. M, of said day, the foi-
lowing real estate, to wit The west half
OF the northwest quarter of section g. In
township 10, of range 6, containing thirty
eight acres and 80 hundredths of an
acre, Also in the county Aforesaid the
north part OF the south half OF the west
half of the southwest quarter Of section
8, in township 10, of range 8, and boun'
ded as follows: Commencing at the
northwest corner of said south half
thence running south s. chains and So
links TO post, thence east 20 chains and
81 links to The east boundary OF said half
quarter, thence north 8 chains and 6S
links to post thence west 10. chains
and 60 links to the place OF beginning,
containing twenty acres. Also in the
county Of Stark and State aforesaid 40
acres out Of the south end OF the west
half of the southwest quarter OF section
"a in township II of range 8. -Also In
said county of Stark IL acres ont of the
southwest corner of the east half OF the I
southwest quarter OF section "a, of town.
ship I7,ln range g.. The above described
parcel OF land lying in an ob1eng sitna-
lion, viz: Commencing at the township
line, thence north 80 poles or perehes,
and from west to east 33 poles or psrdhesd
making in all IS acres. appraised at $45 !
per acre, making in all. s., ,i02 55.,t ~. "A
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash on |
day Of SALE the bafance-fm two equal Rns |
nual payments, the deferred payments |
to draw interest frome day of sale, Rnd |
70 be occurred BY mortgage on the pceEn-
i7es sole' q eG \ YIN 5sIK, FT7TI1E.ssl 9-i
july2sw5. Z - - : = q shsffn. /
Tao1As HAYS, Atty for Petitioner,
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IMEyIEHL.

MO HUEBUGsAItl Is afrantedtO
In cure lost or impaired Taste, Smell or
Healing, Wateting DEU ~ eak Eyes, Of
fensiys breath. plcerstedrT Throat 10r
Mouth, Pain and PEeespTe dHf ths.H Head,
and loss OF Memory when caused ERs,alt
Z or them frequent tiY are BY the faPaee1 of
Gataffh. 1Ets PLEASANT and pkfnIbss to
use, contains no stf5Ags P6lsoH0us or
cAustie drugs but-cureB by its mild
soothing ac1iOns- saEg GC1aG .-@ 1sa
/ We, ,Eiif5day 500 ReRsRdrEor a. cAissof
Cafarrh Yelcalnot cure.q .7sG ~ 1rz
FOR SAIRBY 1EDSTDRUGG4ST
-ra +. iENERYWHERE.3 1sisaT
PRICE ONLY so OEt<Fh. si'. I'D
II your Druggist has not yet got it on
sale, cont be put on with s0fhe worse
then worthless strong Anuff, sfHntgdtoF.'
or poisonous capstio solnti Iona W1lckirflll
drive the diseaae ia, the lungs inHtsad 9
curing it. but send sixty cenfs TO pE and
the REMEDY Will reach you BY retufn
mail. Four peck ages. 5Sst. I5sfti, $z,00,
one dozen for s., 90. ss7hAie-D
Send a two csnt-stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamp mpnlet on catRrrh.- lf8gTlJ FzE
/, Address the RrOpriet0r, a l-l..a.l o...,
- n. VsPIERCE, n. De-
Is ,,nsv16vn9 W. ,''1F llz-Is 'T3fffalo Ny
A-A~r1 49, .- --- II u 1r-tS Lr@f -.
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NTorton RepudIatIon.

X Senator MoRToN. IN his Wilmington
speech, opposes the taxation Of bonds In
the lay that other capital Is taxed, and
HSssrts that's ali proPosItions tO:tax the
bonds like other capital, or to pay them
on in the cerrency with which they were
purchased, present the issue Of rspudiR-
don. 1T Is by the use Of this Odious
term. that this pettifogging attorney Of
bankers and bondholders tries in vain
to parry the free OF the argument that
the capital invested in bonds should be
taxed the same as other capital, and
thhtths principle OF the bonds should
be paid. not la gold, but in currency,
according to contract. II Senator NOR
TON, or any other Radical leader, chooses
to call such tRxation and such payment
OF the bonds population. he Is certainly
At liberty 10 do so.A But we nnay be
permitted to gently remind him that IL
II kind OF rOpudiAIion which the people
Will-nOt only sARetiO1 but demand.
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RAILWAYS,
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
VI RAILWAY.

. On and after April 26th, 1859, Trains
viii leave Stations daily, (Sabbaths except
ed, as follows: ...........
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Americans gSfhHttIe
SEWING MACHINEi


WARRANTED for FIVENEARS!
Our Agents will be supplied with du-
plcate partsof the ,Machine, in, case of
of accident. nlmakesprecissIy theisam0
stitch made Gq the Singer; wheeler &
Wilson. Howe, and FIofeneS nAfRehinss
It has the Undsr-feed, Ike the, ,bsst of
high priced Machines, ,ahd dds4haOulyl low
priced Shuttle ID Il. marx kst that
has this feed. We are eHab4edtU sell Z
. Ithtrst class SHUTTLE MACHINE at q
very low price. on aeco unit o6tts SimplI-
city, and consequsht low cost OF Manu-
facturing. in copparison with COmPlEDat-
ed hfachIfIea. 20 yg g5t3si. sEW esAg.4
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Ta9S1ioa-S TIrT1

Governor Hayes, in his Whining
ion speech, endeavors to saddle upon
the late Democratic Legislature the
charge Of LARGELY increasinR the
ana0nnt Of State and local taxaGion
in Onio. But his facts and figures
convict his own party friends Of the
crime with which he charges the
Democrats. / He gives q table show
ing the amount Of taxes collected in
each year in Ohio, for RenaEAA purD
poses, under Stat0 laws fsOIa 1852 to
1858 inclusive. During all this time,
with the exception only Of last year,
the legislation OF the State was con-
trolled by. Rapubli lieans. According
to Governor Hayes table, the amount
collected In 1862 was $40, 135, 2S5 63 4;
ana i've years afterWard, on In 1867,
under the last Republican General
Assembly, it was increased TO $50, :
627, 977 81, or more than double what
It was In IB62i This enormousl Tn
crease was 'dne, Governor Hayes
himself being the witness before the
high court Of the sovereign people,
not to Democratic. but to Republican
leGAaiat tAon,JTO Sgts94g1s 7BffA u
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NLD ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" TALON the French system.
QUICK CURES 8 Low PRICES
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR., Teller continues to be cOnAdentiAllS and
successfully consulted on al forms OF private d.
seases, At bis old estsblished Hospital. No
Twenty years devoted to this particnlRr branch
OF practice. enables him to perform cnres such
such Tbeing In corEespondence Hith the most
eminent yslciAnB of the Old WOrldl- for obtain
ing the safest e4 well aa the latest remedies foI
IN fOrtunates. rapid cure 70 be obtained ct no
otnsE I.s opaes y 1D,.,,,.,
Of the TesticlesF and Spermstie Cords. Baho,
liberated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones.
eutAnsous Erupions. Blles' Ulcers, Abeessl and
-7s9T3 -S-6fiEl EYoUNGf MEN =. ..-.-- F. ~
addicted to secret skatits, who have impaired
their health and destroyed the vigor 81, their
ureg Of AaEEied Life, are notified that IN coz
sultinG Dr.! II +hey viii md ATTEND to console,
and ply sielAn who has cured Thousands.
l-a : DIR. PKLLERiS GREAT WORK =
For the married and those contemplating mar
rage. 200 pages-falI Of piates-prce 25 eents.
The single married and the married happy. a
lecture on Love, or how to choose partners
drsds OF secrets never before pubIishedE TWen.
ty-nEe cents enclosed VIII secure acopy by rs-
= = :. IoF0 THE LADIES.
Or. Teller still retains in America the agency
for the sale OF Doctor Yiehol's italian Female
ASnthly pills, for stoppages. irregularities and
On the receipt Of one Collar, the price per
bog, these pills y III be-sent by mail or express
70 any part Of the world secure frem curiosity
Once hours from sza. m. to 8 D. m. and en-
Sunday, s TO D. m: --- r-rL -s----F
home by addressing Dr.. Teller, enclosing q re-
mittance. Medicine securely packed nom obser-
Eation, sent % any part Of the world. All eases
Warrant6d.l No charge for advice. No students
or boys employed. Notice tblsi address all let
tiers TO r#a j.. TELLER, II. D.,
1y66se --9s Beaver ct Albany, n. 7.
b. = J. i. -.- --a-
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Medical.
lands Herb Bitters !!
----4s.- .t l sE 5-Z2
A NEW AND VALUABLE DIS
u - COVERYl 3D.
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism, ;
s Saa --a-" &C., dc, ~ 7-4 3D.
TESTIMONIALS,

#" : = LLsLLAUNLA Llss
RELFoRT, Stark CO., O., June 8, 49,
"a Mr.. LANDIs-DeRr Sir: I cheeEfully
certify to the beneficial effects I haue re-
ceiYed from using three bottles OF your
HERB BIFTERS. I had been greatly
Affected for years with q Kidney akecA
ton and Rheumatic trouble, OF course
resulting from impurity Of the Blood,
and by using your Bitters, have beH
come apparently entirely relieved of
those terrible ma1adies.- I recommend
Landis' Herb Bitters to all afflicted
friends. .1t- PETER XOBLE.
iune9 - -.-4..1 -.-z- l-a IS.
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TEE Iacobius. in seeking the CO

gTRE JacOblus, in seeking the complete
oVArthrOW rOr our Republican institu-
lttQns were ormsrly loud IN fkSir cla~
jmbS for ahOlishIuR the OfhSS OF Prssi-
dent. Why do We hear no more OF thiB
hoW1 Supply. because the Rump Con-
grsss not only outraged Ghe eCoAstitution
6AY Benough- 70 q almost, anhihilat0 the
functions Of the Executive otfics. but
tkSIE party Id Re succeeded in placing >
dummy In the presidential chat, OYyho
comes 30 near 70 nothing that the differ
encS Il not worth wasting words over.
Like the fellow who liked the preacher
on the ground that he ::disliked all
-preacAfaa. Rndtho PAEbon'U came near
est to none ot Any hs hAd ever heard,
tha bumpers like Grant SO well for
f5on1nate him 10 play blank check un%
itil they ,shall be able to abolish the
Presidential ONCE Altogether. We May
ther0fors look for his denomination.
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,,,,,looss.Ia5 = 4. . /. DAVID sKEThEsf II1Esffr
Thomas HAYS, Atty for Petitioner, + 7
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LEGAL.
CHERIFF SALE.

- John Quinn vs.. John Munk.
BY virtue of an order to sell, issued
from the court OF Common Pleas OF Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed. I will
offer for sale. at public out cry, at the
door OF the court house, Hari sr's Block,
in the city of Canton, on 20 szil H'-,;
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1859,
the following described real estate, situ'
ate in said county, to wit: Lots num-
Der % and % In Hester's addition to the
town of Alliance
sale to coTnmehce at I O'Clock p. M
Terms cash. LEE aif .i2fT sl. u
,..--.- ..t...-. r. A. DUNBAR,
july2sw5. Sherif.
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EFhs New York Herald denies that
General Grant accepted the fifty acres
ofland in New Jersey recently ten
dered him. 1t was offered, but the
best authority says lt was firmly and
kindly declined. II this Is true. Il
was the first time . gift was eyer re-
used by the President.
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1868. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1868.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.
THE ONLY ROUTE WHOSE TRAINS
RUN THROUGH FROM GIN
'5--2 CINNATI TO ST. LOUIS
yz4 WITHOUT CHANGE oOF
r. y CARS Efz1 -zL l.H
-THR EE DAILYEXPRE ESS
TRAINS --s. 1

IhAlNS
.5 LeaYe Cincinnati 7:40 m, and 7 p mt
arriYLng at St. Louis at l2:45 m, and
$3.50 a m, and connecting with west
bound Express trains for Quincy, st.
Joseph. Leavenworth. Kansas city, Law
renee and all western points, connecting
at Odin without delay with Illinois Gem
trai. for Cairo, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
connecting at SandOval for Galena, Du'
buqus, and all parts of the north west.
Leave Cincinnati at 1880 q m, ana 4;3O
P m. and 500 p m, for Louisville, going
through In about seven hours.
One train on Sunday, through to Lou.
isYIlle, st. Louis and Cairo at p M.
For all Information In regard to tick
cts and freight please apply at 119 Wine
street, Burnet House, northwest corner
Front and Broadway; Spencer House
and at the Depot, foot of Mil. street. --'+
~ --..5.-- sg. ID A. H. LEWIS
Vice President and Gen'l Sup't.
@. e. FoLnETT. Gen'l Passenger Agt.
g july5' 49, .llsf5s l--f lei t-G,.s
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SPECIAL TEACHERS EXAM
- NATIONS. There will be special
Examinations of Teaohers held at Alli-
anoe, on Saturday. March 18th, and at
last Saturday of each month. BY order
Of Stark Co. Boerd Of Exanniners. -.
fnkzstf DANL RORLEKi CLERK. 1
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FOR. 81 s. RENT !

THE RAWIE STORE ROOM
street, heretofore used by Mrs. RaWie
for. her confsctiOnary store. IT IS large
and cemmodious and we'll situated. Fer
terms enquire Of s .ca.....s :. -, l.l
= npr2ltf ...., -
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Mr.. TonEY, who, lost bis office
through thg paitfy spite Of sntgeona
Barnes and Secretary Rawllns be-
Cause he married Anna sSurFatt, has
found . much more lucrative Lnsi-
ness ~ pAttlnOre' l1 silfs. odi lp Z
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$4,000 ANTED !

THOSE WHO WISHHF0 MAKE
4 safe investment OF money can do so
Bonds bearing Interest at-not less than 7
per cent, payable aSemiSannually per
special statute, the faith and credit 0fthe
city are pledged for their payment, APP
LOUIS SCHEFER, } Committee
JACOB HAWK, on
u. .WORLEY, Water Works.
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We to arrange with Agents, mals. or
female. to represent the American Shut
sewing Ma shines in each state county.
and Town in the United States and epta-
ria. Extra Inducements to Experienced
Agents. For full particulars. as 70 salary
or commission: address m - -..
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GNN. ANDREWS,
General AR.t. Den oit. i hflon.

N. B.-FoE thebenefit ofouTAEsnrs
have arranged with parties who hEv
Goods suitable forsewingM gMaehins Agent
to sell. We Will send BOOK OF SAM
PILES and full particulars on receipt of
one red stamp. Address G. VI N.0ANS
DREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich
febI069>IY -<7s ne | go
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He wiz continue to make good work
and cheap. Let all my old friends and
customers and as many new ones as
choose, call and try me.
10 s-E. at IF. ]. LINDEMAN.A
Canton. May "a 1S6Stf d, --eu,E,s es3F.
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IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
,FORTABLY buy Blake's Patent
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom, manu-
factursd by M'Abee q Co.. Cantoni' Of
fee in the city book store mannfactory
corner OF Wulnut aud Seventh streets.
VIM, OIdfeld Is our agent for the GER
tral and western part of this county, and
aprSstf - - 'M'ABEE & Co.
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GOING WEST.

5.4s A. M. DAY EXPRESS. daily.
Mondays excepted for Cincinnati and the West
and South, Connects at Akron, Sundays ex-
for 0rrville and Millersburg: at Urbana with
Pittsburgh Cinesinnat and st. Louis Railway
for indianapolis, and at Cincinnati wit b the Ohio
and Mississippi Railway, for st. Louis and the
south snd Southwest.
6.27P. M. NIGHT EXPRESS dailv
for Cincinnati and the West aud South. Con-
meets at Cincinnati with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railway for ST. Louis and the South and South
west. d. ri 81. D.. %
New York, Tanning through to CincInnati,
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PREsERYERspEI IHE SIGHI

To extreme old age they are nnapproach-
able, and are reilly cheapest because
lasting so many years Without change
Mr.. Joseph i. Meyer, Jswefer, is the
sOleiand only agent Ia this locality, and
has always ON hand q full assortment
OF IZ14Ii .gliusF5 EEl s-.51t L45Fs s-.i--1.-
GOLD SILVER, STEEL AND
.k-- SHE'LL FRAMES,
Suitable for every difficulty OF The sight.
rCANTON!-We wish IL distinct
ly understood that we do not SUP
PLY or EMPLOY PEDDLERS,
here or elsewhere. y
0pGrBeware of their false represen-
tations to the contrary. ~ -
LAZARUS & MORRIS,
Manufacturing Opticians,
aprF69 l-'a Hartford Conn.
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GOING EAST.

GOING EAST.
S.16 A. M. NJ IG HT EXPRESS,
ssi sGPPsst3g At f dehEitatsbrg Eaa for YSuRgs
= road, for jamestown. Pa, Sharon, New Castle
and Pittsburg; at MeadYille. Sundays excepteds
with Philadelphia q Erie Railroad, fer Ere
and Warren, Pa. and with Oil Greek and AlIe-
gheny River RailIoad, for TitusVille; at Elmita
with Northern Central Railroads for williams
New York, for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach is attached to fhestRain at
Cincinnati; rnnning through to New York y
500 P. M. CINCINNATI EX-
, PRESS, Sundays excepted, connecting st Emi.
ra with Northern Central RailroAo lor Wtls
transport. Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and at
New York. for Boston and New England citieb.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train nom
Aeadvills to New York. ii lls 50. l. r.
S.13 p M. ACCOMMODATION,
Sundays excepted -l VI. -ls 81. E. .fs
1855 p M. ACCOMMODATION.
7.sO A. M. WAY FREIGHT, Sun :
Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
1erred free Of charge in New York.
2 The best Ventilated and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches B&rIN THE
WORLD @5S accompany all night
trains on this Railway. Ia. /
BI BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route. ,-'-,tI
~ ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
RAILWAY, which can be obtained
at all Principal Ticket Ohces in
the West and Southwest.
L. OsRUCKER, sr1ssss sssrWM. r. BARR,
Gen'I Sup't A & g. ". Div. GenT Pass. Ag't
Q mar3I 80 zG = ~ -sc
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REMOVAL.

Near the oornerof TascaraWas q Cherry
~ zgs streets, Canton. ohiO.sw moi,
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. DIR. sARGENT'S
BaCk-Ache Pills
SOLE PROPRIETOR, -.... b
.EO RGE- A KEI.

For sale by JoHND. PARK, Cincinnati,
Ohio. -4E- .--'a may12 '69yI
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