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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-01
Ritllmund 9lspattlr.
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER /. 1860.

MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF
TRADE will find on file, for their use, III 'ne
counting-room of the Dispatch, tue as''s
newspapers of their respective cities. IheS
are all cordially invited to make the
D,sDotch building their headquarters.
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InREss GOODS! DRESS GOODS,

GOODS on hand, which we must and vii, ,,,..
We are offering bargains In this line, and mil
acnll from the ladies before purchasing eIs.x,.
Our assortment Is unbroken, and cons,s,.
following:
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERISos. in ana,
and excellent quality, only &c. per yard
BEAUTIFUL SHOT POpLISS, all color. q,
worthsl.25.
BLUE and GREEN sCOTCH.PLAIDs-r,.
fashionable.
SERGE CLOTHS,
something really beautiful and cheap
A SPLENDID VARIETY OF MOHAlp,
PLAIN AND STRIPED,
at only 30, s73, 80, and &c. per yard, cons,t.,.
by everybody
REAL BARGAINS.
BRoCHE sHAwL>,
ARABS,
PLAID SHAwLs.
STRIPED CLoAKS,
CLoAKINGS.
BLUE, BLACK. aud BROWN YELvETrry,
BLUE. DRAB, and SCARLET
OPERA CLOTHS.
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK ALPACAs.
Our stock of
MEMS WEAR
Is complete, and consists ofeSery variety andprics
We have splendid
ALL-W WOOL CASHMERE
at 81 and sl.25 per yard,
which caunot be cAcelled anyshcrc
BLANKETS. QUILTS. BLANKETS:
Wehayea full line Of FLASNELS-Whitc, Re-
Blue, aud Yellow-plain and twiled.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID LINSEYs.
LADIES' AND GESTLEMES'S
NET UNDERWEAR.
BALMORALS BOULEyARDs!
BALMORALS:
WORSTED GOODS:
HOODS.
SHAWLS,
COMFORTS, and
CHLDREN'S SACKS.
We have IN endless variety Of NOTl0N'
JET JEwELRY,
CORSETS
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
sHIRT-BOSoMa.
BUTTONS,
GOMRS.
RIBBONS,
FMBROIDERIEs,
LACE>.
GRAPE Wells,
HhNDKERClilEFS,
NETS,
EOChET-BOOks, &C., &c.
Our assortment Of
" WHITE obs
ia perfect, and as good and cheap as can be Ionn
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T,YaY GOODS.
nUCKwALL Il ROUss,
NO. 1906 MAIN STREET.
- E NOVEMBER 30, 1869.

rr.t race,red r,er steamer Isaac Bell a splendid
s,tun,ant NJ AUCTION BARGAINS: Furs
from II to $40 Hoods, Nubias, shawls from soc;
to $40, Fieeced and Plain HOSIERY Ladies ans
Robes, switches, Tapestry and other Garpets,
Cocoa Mating at 4oc; Dress Goods, fIn rasi
Trunks at 81. 80 worth S. Towellng ClGths, Casss-
meres Prints at 1oIc: Bieached and Brown DO
mestics, 40, 600 Notions and Fancy Articles TOO
numerous to mention and too cheap to DC neglect
cd by our friends. Eg ~ ue
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In his life. A more conscientious mnn never
was associated with the press, and he had
few compeers for the ability and terseness
of his ESSAYS.
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MARRIED.

AT the American Legation. In Faris, Noy e NE
ZESTS b. STEARNs. eldest son OF fIan XII,
stearns, ESQ Of Richmond Va .ra and Io iS,
CfCELT COLLINS, daughter OF iroicSSoi '0''''
T. Collins of London.
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DICHMOND THEATRE, SPECIAL.
s1Irgsccs and Managers SPALDTSG Il RAPLEY
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
The Management rcspc- tiuiiy announce VII
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
COMMENCING MONDAY. DECEMBER erii. g,
when The original company Of wcll-known and
r,rorIte artists who have recently closed In New
York lat the Theatre Francaisc. also IN Philadel-
nhia and the principal cities Of the United states
LONG AND BRILLIANT SEA - M ,,,,.
will have the honor Of appearing in TINS CITY
IL FAVORITE GERMAN OPERAS
which have never been represented here.
THE COMPANY,
forming u combination of the chicl inusical talcn
in the country. comprises, among otiicES. the i"i
lowing eminent artists
Marie Frcdcrc, Johanna Entttrs
Bertha ,ohaunsen. SOPHIE Lzluha,
Theodore Hahcl imam, Franz THINNER.
Johann Armand. ihelul nilnts'
Heinrich Stcinecke. JOSEF Nclhnch.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR ...........C. +. VAN GflEL.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
xrN- aED GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND
PROPERTIES
specially imported from Europe.
The Repertoire will be selected from the follow
'"E FIFE MAGIC FLUTE, Die zauserIlotc, CIo-
/ 4 .JI'IyE tThe .icwcss). iinlevy:
E0REI.T LIZ DAZZLE. Mcycrbccr;
* DAME BLANCHE, Bolldlcu
MASSANIELLO Nnbcr:
DER fREYSCHUTI, Weber.
FAUST, GounGd.
POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES:
Admission ="
Dress Circle and Orchestra, reserved. l.5o
Upper Tiers. M
Pri , T :,Is commcnccs al BiDG00DS
music store FRIDAY MORNING at 0 o'clock.
dc If
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HANDSOME FRENCH S1ERISOS,
POPLISS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALPACAS all colors:
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH PLAIDS, 3oc. TO 81;
DELAINES, In good designs, at eoc.;
ARABS, from $3.50 to $40;
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS. all prices;
BLACK CLOTH and BEAVER CLOAKS,
CLOAK1NG, CASSIAERES,
vIRGINIA-MADED 0ESKINS,
boulevard SKIRTS,
To- IL and ia BLANKETS:
FLANNELS yard wide. ut Soc !:
ALL-WOOL MERINO SHIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS,
SATISS, yELyETEENS,
CORDS and TASSELS,
HANDKERCIIIEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
ENGLISH HOSIERY, &C., &C.
We feel confident that buyers will find our prices
REASONABLE.
WILLIAM THALHlMER SONS,
Col Broad street.
=. S.-We still continue our store at Ezekers
cid stand No. 1919 Main street, where Messrs. g..
TlrALuIMER, Il. II. BAEEES, W. A. GARNER, A.
ID. LoCKEr, THOMAS Il. HICKS, and r. A. CHEW
MING will be pleased to see their city and country
friends. .,.,,
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS.
nG2i
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C1oAKs' cIoAks'
CARD0zo. ALsor K FoCRQUREAN,
have Just received
ALARGE LOT
HANDSOME CLoTu CLOAKs,
on consignment:
which,
FOR A FEW DAYS,
will bc sold
VERY Low
ALSO
ELEGANT pRGCHE AND rLAtD sHAwLs.
ARABS, DRESS GOODS, &C., &C.
30. CARDoZo, ALSOr & FouRQuRFAS.
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IN preparation.
TIE HIDDEN HAND.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
vrnxrsDAY NIGHT. DECEMBER 1sT.

First time IN this city OF the thrilling nc" play
i;yrit!en by Mr.. Watkins) called
SpRAH O'NIEL:
or TRUE TO TIE LAST.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER COMPANY,
DOVER MINES, VA. November Is, 1860.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the undersigned until WEDNESDAY, De-
center lst, proXlmo, FOR the delivery at Dover
Mines. Gnochland county. either at the mouth OF
the mines or on the canal bank. Of FOUR HUN
DRIED CORDS OF PROP TIMBER-Pine and
Oak-nnt less than one-third oak.
The Props must be eight feet sixteen feet long,
and not less than six inches in diameter at the
small end. Deliveries to he made at the rate of
not less than 100 cords per month.
CHARLES p. STONE,
no l7-3tawtd Engineer and Superintendent.
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W FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

HUO1<3
~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
~. BRAEp-CUTTER. l4l0 MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDINCi-IROS, for marking
all kinds of wooden articles by heating It, Is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses
Brass and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks. Tags. &c. Wholesale and retail. unhs
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TERMS LIBERAL: Dress circle, 75c.; parqnc'tc,
zoe MINER tier, 25r. dc
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S0rah o. Mel with songs .........: Rose watkins.
S.JIaiIarao, Harry Watkins.
Supported by 4 great cast.
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More NEW GOODS viii he exhibited. when ~
asks the public In general TO cal! and study 'N'
own interest.
CLoAKs, sHAwLs, and ARABS, to suit every
body;
GOOD KID GLOVES at s!.9s, just received;
sOSTAGs, HOODS, NUBIAS 1SFASi'
sACQUEs &C., IN large variety and at re-
duced prices;
IRISH POPLINs, in sill colors and shades;
BEAUTIFUL PLAIDS and STRIPED sEh'"
CLOTH:
CHENE POPLISS from IS to a!3c., yer! oeA1'
tiful;
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS from SOC. "''
and upwards.
BALMoRALs from 7sc. upwards:
BED BLANKETS at great bargains ;
FLASSELs, FLANNELs. at all prices.
Large stock OF DOMESTIC GOODS;
CALICOES At iesc.
"A WHITE COTTONS nj l?ie.;
A GREAT BARGAIN In BLACK ALPACAo'
LACE HANDRERCHIEFS 1t soc.:
A large assortment OF CLOTHS, DOEshla, -
SIMERES, KENTUCKY JEANS, eAi'
NETS, &C, for mems and boys wear
TaBLE-CIOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, Az
DIAPER, at great bargains: ,.,rs
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS ana Soi'o'' -
at all prices; ~.
MEMS aud BOYS UNDERWEAR, from u
cheapest TO the best.
In fact mere are many NEW aoooS' TOO
merous 10 mention, at low tsures
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
| and strangers VIII do well by calling ~
| t.,n cad str
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

In order to reduce stock, we are Offering
A X G. A N 8
In all styles of
DRY GOODS,
and solicit cal! and inspection of our assortment.
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OYSTERS.
LUMBER, LATHS. DC.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons
IL having claims against the estate OF the late
Colonel Z. FoSTA1SE are notified to present them
ut m early day. properly authenticated: and thoae
Indebted are requested 10 make prompt payment
TO the undersigned.
Il. NJ. FONTAISE, Executor,
&c l-c&sw3t Beaver Dam post-ofice, Va.
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4 TELLOS.-Another supply of this
~ favoritc brand again received. Bundles Of
twenty-five OF these Havana Cigars for I'll. Sold by
de l--lt* l.. WARNER Druppist
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

EXECUTOR'5 SALE OFREAL
.1E ESTATE.-Notice is hershy given
that in pursuance of an order oil the Pro.
bate Court of Stark county,. Ohio; and
TO me directed, I Will offer for SALE at
public auctioH, at the door of the Court
House, fHarter's Block in Canton, at
10 o. clock A. M, on q i 3
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1869,
The following described real estate, in
fee simple, situate IN said Stark county,
and lying within the corporation limits
ofthe city of Canton and bounded and
described as follows; Being q part of
the northwest quarter of section nine,
township ten, range eight, beginning for
the same at the north~easta COZ ner5 of a
lot of ground containing six acres1 here
tofore sold and conveyed by George De-
walt and Dwight, Jarvis to John Bauer.
thence running south fourteen degrees
west, seven chains thence north ssFen~
ty-six degrees west, four chains and
tWenty>cight links I; thence north four
teen degrees east, seven chains thence
south ,seyenty~six degrees east, four
chhins and twenty-eigh links to the
place Of beginning, containing three
acres, strict 1neasurc,s except the right
ofwsy on the north side thereof to the
owner, or owners of the west-half of said
six>acra lot. ..---u-s-g.s = ,-
Tesnas of fSale.-OneShaI cash, one>half
in one yeer; secured by mortgage on the
pre- misses, with interest at per cent. -
ELIZABETH CASSILLY, --G
Execu trix of James II. Cassidy, decd.
iun9W4 s.s u
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Stiggins, the new married man, says his
wife IS q perfect rose. The only draw
back to his happiness q that she blows
out perhaps tleetls 10 often.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

Ab6at- three ye&Es ago, a young mAE
presented himself 10 Nr. Corygin far I
cleEkzhlp, TA1lce Was Ne Refused. and
BtIn he made q fDurfh e1fdmpf. His perse.
verance and spirit Of determination AVA.
kened friendly interest IN his welfare,
ard th4 advised him u thS SlronT.
e8e pdNIe anncr 10 abardcn IL nuzrS 0sl
an s. = lz.e Well, II he could he 70 be-
ter eu~i4e lie 1epArtment1s ei
Nt.lZy young mend, " sid ne, sigo 70 the
Northwest, buy 1G0 Acra ef- GoTernmrst
purchnqes equat on it gst yen an axe or
mailock pas I1e c1bl1 fot your habiia-
tion, and rnass 4 little corn and potafles,
keep your couscizncgelsnrs and live like =
freeman, your own master, with no onr TO
give yOa 0rdar<s md Wilh0at 1depenaeneS
On Alybody.a Do that anaa You VIII Be
honored, respected, influential and rich
Bot accept = ciertship here, and fou ajax
at once al independs dsnce, your energies be-
come ralaxg6 and -yoa are unhtied in =
feW yeass for any other o. more Indepen-
dent position may give you place to
day, and can kick you Oui . mnEFs,us
aud there's nnother nlan. oEaf e fhs White
House who can kick me cut and 20 we
20. But II you oggn an Acre Of land Il Is
your kingdom, and your cabin Il your cas-
ue- You are . sovereign, and ,vou win
feel Il in every throbbing of your pulse,
and eYeU dsY of lie win assure ms.sf
y1hr AaaI,s tor tavIag tbs AlEired ys,s.n
NE hoos4nh WAo ardsnily sgriVs Tor
places under tie GoFernmenk WoNld pSu4
der well these words, and exercise . sound
discrsllOn ii fheif applicallon, many =
young and gallant spirit would be saved
from inaanatiou, and be = Joy rather than
grief % ITS po1sessoE. lG So rsa.i.iiz
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.HERIFF SALE.


Thomas Meyers Fs AAarshall B. Meyers.
By virtue of an alias order TO SELL is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of ST ark conhty, Ohio, and to me directs
ed, I viii offer for sale at public out cry
on the premises in Tuscarawas township
Saturday, the 31st day of July, 1863,
the following described real estate In
said County to wit and being o. part OF
the southwest quarter OF section number
one, township number twelve and Fanga
number ten; commencing at post 10
chains and A8 links east of the southwest
corner Of said quarter, and running
thence north 9 chains and 80 links TO 4
post; thence north 67e west chairs and
73 links toa posti thenOa south u chains
and "a links to q post, 8 chains and. II
links east Of said southwest corner and
running themes east 6iehatua and Is links
% the post al the place of beginning,
0oEtain1ng aiz acres aad sfxty-one hun-
Sale to-commence at 10 vo'elo0k, 9. nls
terms one third cash, the balance IN two
equal annual payments with interest
from day of sale secured by mortgage on
thepremises.
innes0td r. A DUNBAR. Sheriff
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1885 P. M. ACCOMMODATION.
z.2O A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted sr..
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HAUBERT"S PATENT
GERMAN BITTERS
~ PREPARED, BY
W.P. & John Haubert,
-. CANTON. OHIO.

FEBRUARY IL, 1869.
Mr.. HauGeTt-Dear Sir: I have used
your German Bitters and fiud them to
be all they are recommended to be. I
found one bottle to afford me considera-
bic relief. cannot do very we'll with
out them under my state Of health.
Respectfully yours, s
PHILIP rBUCHART,
Plain Township, Stark county, o.
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he has on. hand q large stock OF goods EAiel
he will exchange for wool or cash.
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Plain Township. Stark county, o.

-EoE.OAHS@ = 4OS0s
Mr.. r.HGubert-Dkar Sir: have been
afflicted with bowel complaint. I have
tried many remedies without effect, but
by using one bottle German Bitters, ii
quite restored me to health.
Yours, truly, ELIZA HEN,
Osnaburg Township, Stark CO., o.
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ALD ESTABLISHED lHOSPI
" TALON the French system.
QUICK CURES & LOW PRICES
Twenty Thousand Cured Annual,

t-.
Dr.. Teller continues to BE eonadentiallS and
ssaEgss 1t hla old sstabilallsd Hospital. No. 8
Beaver street, Albany, New York.
Of practice, enables hirl to perform cures sueh
as no other physieiAn can; and his .1AeAittes are
such leetnR IN correspondence Eltn the most
ing the safest as well as the latest remedies for
the diseases that be eal7ofeE IndReensRts % ths
un iortuA4tes ofa rapid cure 20 be obtained g no
In syphiiHs. Gonorrhas, Structure Enlargsmen1
11 tes zesselss sGs ~ Cese7 eo
All other ap6sittes,. ,of te'e systsza. p 2
adkietsd to- secret hatfts, Who have paired
their health and .deskroyeH the Vigor OF their
minds, thus aepriying thsmselyss Of the pleas
sultinG DR.. Fsthey vii find . friend to console,
and physician who has cured thoneaFE
DR.. TELLERb GREAT WoF
rage. 200 psess-sIall . 8,aaEs Price rs eents
Sent to alip9th undeFEaeAl, by mail, post paid
leciur1 5n Love. . nov -tS sh66ss e slrtnsr-a
esmplele y ork on raieWilery. : ie eontaiEs bun
q eei sStsss ssss aby 81 rs-
turn - N, SI !, a, mn z : e 81 "a -
for the sale OfSDoet5s-l EEEllolaA IEAllan FenAle
sSaasls. f:slsf g and
on ths srs6atB tBszef elsa daIlzrs fhsu=pEles per
bST !, M sent By ssll o. exp pr ess
70 - paFs0k the .WoEld aeelrs rlEzlssity
% olAes ssass ssoa. >. N. to : ,. M. and en-
s1ndazs 90 sR ~, !. - e. - =.
n - tsssonss 4 sAn sssared a. 8
1itonsS sation sent 3 - Al hs word. All eases cases
or SoS s5lSss ~ se. 4 lss.
ters 70 ~ ID TEIfIEIEls n. D.,
ylyss.a -s-aa.. Beaver = AAllhAaI' n, z
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LEGAL.
SALE.

r. A. .Schnelder's Ex'cr VS.. August
Janson. ct ais.
By virtue of an alias order to sell issued
from the court Of common pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, aud TO me directed, / will
offer for sale at public outcry at the door
of the court house CHarter's block, in
the city OF Canton, Ohio, on 80
Saturday, the 10th day of July, 1869,
the following described real estate situ-
ate in said county, to wit: The south half
of lot No. one hundred and twenty [l20l
in the city of Canton, except eighty-four
feet OF the west end of said half lot,
sold by F. A. Schneider to Jacob
Dewalt, together with the engine, shaft
ing, betting andsfxtures in the building
on said premises. IS .s+-.-s--- f---
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms cash.
iTneQw5j 80 = I-sslI-E ~.
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L--.N- W h.. 20 y rI r.t.IZ a.E.
WIT And dkRFlNlss.---Tharei & no nec-
easaEy coznscti0n between witty, or even
hBnQrun1 tdenai and = camfocabla of
MlinEs ~ 8ufl1 1IAs llnhazpy, un6a Johnssa
DOrt1a tAoag lbolh were great wis.,
HoQd Wns exfnsmely aubjeet 70 Ion sIit-.
Us, and CoWpoEr - - well kaoHn, wrote
~lohn Gllpln 81 MT hzcEa1s hs MA In q
merrf mood buk to keep up'I aGaingt IA
habiteAl teldchcy 70 melancholy. LisiUn,
ne gpeatssepf comic aetpraE gEG4el ers
Eemely tFom mental dapFessisa; and Ly-
maa blannAAsd, enc q PrnGh's belt I'M
mor1es4 1Ie0 nQs M h1IlI llI1 laasisg
DOuglns Jelsold - fn,nh tha fnmods ssCnn-
dleIGP MkE1 ne 1ualusk had hsz
gun- With the hingle exception Of SWIft,
who was disappointed politician, these
men were all inSalids, whose animal spir-
is we're impaired BY disease, and who
Themselves groaned over the s1happy fan
ciesi which SCI tie rest OF ths world laugh :
ing. Boston Post. ..s---. /,
u
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a BnIaH1 JuvxEux.-Ths ,Wortby ern-
ueman who rulss The rising gPneraiion oi
boys, in certain town in Tennessee, had
occasion, recently, % correct = liiiIer h0y
named JoAnny. Now, Johnny lad wiiat
h called tssnlks p h6chus6 lI1 Vhsl1s Aiplssd,
and in oraex - cpnsines him that he Was
josiIy end neesss1Iily fahlsaeE, his teach
er had recourse q ths fplloF.ng arEuBn-nt:
Vel, JoAanJs sarpoS.. you SeFe ~
ding = big horse 20 wafer, md had > kesn
nWitcA in your hFna, e1d al u onue fhe
horse was 70 stop md r,.f1ss 10 i-i 70 any
fuElAef Wfzt Weuia 'tsa eof7eWg
Johnny stihed up his sobs FOR nOM-ni
and looking up through his teaEs, ihnc
celkly repliel ssI' cluck 20 HIM. alr. . y
.sBut, Johnny. suppese - .wOulin'l eo
fer your ciucking, Wlat thea e. 49,
..rd get dswn and lesd him. nir. - =.
And Il he uas obssiaiga, ana. WOuiln1 /
LET you lead himln
'1Why, I'd taka OF his hrills and turn
him loose, and walk home, Sir.n
fsIou m4F b and take y0ur $40. Idlan-
ny" Johnny could not see the necessity
for using ths switch. sa-osaas 80
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FOR RENT

THE RAWIE STORE ROOM
street.. heretol6. . used by Mrs. RaWie
for her coBfsetionary store. u 3 1aFs }
and commodin0s and well Situated. For
tprn enquire u
.EAa 01TAa aERs. RAWTE.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

ZELEG 81 Gezps sZl lAA
al have lived 70 know sayn the insIe-
fatigable z. Adam Clarke, that the great
secret Of human happiness Is this, never
suffer your energies 70 stagnate The old
adAge Of too many irons IN the fire, con-
veys An abominable lie You cannot have
TOO many, poker, tongs and AIl-ksep them
Health and aVig0rous mind are all any
one wants for perfect enjoyment. The
giddy may dance, thegrAv0 viii think =
The one tires, Tie other Is never cxhsus-
ted enc isa victim 70 the blues, llnd the
oihsr j. alysye fresh. s.ie.a,
believe in the right of one man 70
govern natiOn despoliedly, when / 1nd
a man born lato the world with boots and
spurs-On, and . nation born with saddles
oustheir hAcka, lgefnon sidney,
Agriculture Is The most healEhful, most
useful and most noble employment Oi
mAn.-l Washingtonsf % rFVQrVr
s-AA prhdehs man, . saysa witty .Ffe.rllS,h.
man, 'fs ike = pin. His head prevents
him from going to far"
The irmest friendA ask the feHest fa-
vors.--I Fletcher OF Saltoun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07
THE DEMOCRAT.



TaA 1sERHI .EIa VEORD.
Sfwaa hut q wora, . careless word, ~ 1
AZ ~ 3 ssezl.4 - llEhti
u lpslAsd ! ni0laels In tle ~ tiA Z
men onward winged is flight.
Aua.0sst l,5ecs.16t - sle word.
And broathed Il with . hAnghty sneer
It gathered Nelhf - on 4 spea,
mat thoughlIess word IN its career.
Then rumor CAUGHT ne flying word,
Ana s,rls.r unw-io' 'EAveit weight -
~ - iil'.A Nod became NnH
A vehicle OF Angry hate.
And then that word was winged with FIRE,
Its mission ,Eas : lhing Of pain;
q For soon Il fen IKE lava dtopa
d Upcn 4 wildly toTtnsea brain.
And then another pare Of life
Win burning, scAlding tears Eaa olurredi
A load of care Was heAFiex mads,
It's afdsd weight, thai csEdlsss word
Ths. CARELESS word, oh how Ii scOrched
al faIufine, blesding, qulvering heart
'aSTas ne : hanEry hre, that aeArched
Through every tsnder, vital part
How wildly throbbed that aching heart I
DeeD aQony rs f0anlain GtlrFed; !; -..-
II Gained. hut bitter ashes mark o. ..-,s
The pafkWay oF thaG careless word.
fluECa II - !. - -
81. SafseeI1anssus- =
- Hab-bub--A Boston boy,
High undsrstAnding--Top boots.
Not a-miss-A rich, hands0me widow.
A loan some PlAce-A pHwnbrOksr's of
How to and steady enploymens- Get
inside the state prison. e
A little boy, di,pnfing with his sister on
some subject exclaimed, 'Tt's true, for
ma says 20, and IL ma says 50, Il Is 50. II
it amt 50"
Stiggins, the new married man, says bis
wife IS q perfect rose. The only draw
back to his happiness d, that she blows
out perhaps ..lestls 70 often.
A quack In Georgia prescribed for =
rheumatic old woman that she should bury
all her huaband's money under = stone IN
the garden, She did so, and though the
'rheumatism didn't vanish, the money did
Z The frst Hartford pAsssneur aersss the
continent by the completed Pacific Rail-
road was . young woman who bad faith
enough In q young mans word 10 travel
three thousand Ave hundred miles TO mar
" him.
sIexpecE . sAId 4 young physirian, on
Ms way 10 JnmaicS, On hearing exaggera-
ted rumors of the cholera, go witness =
great nany death bed scenes this summer" !"
tDoubtless. /" replied . friend, 'sf you get
much practics," -r,v. -.s-r7-
A lady who was going Ont shoppiag
promised her little girl don baby. A
she laft the house, he Nttle gid ran after
her sbou(ing, soh mammal j dnn9 Wanf
dan baby I'm tired of don babioa-
Bring ae = little We surs enough baby ~
..sse-king Of last words, that wus \ stsf-
hngly appropriate remark Of = CAlifOrnia
stage driver, who on his death hoan was
HiGted b. = brother whip. - Sid he,
ssHiils pm On the down grade, ard ! can't
reach the bFnlr6 ~ lt - tl ~ risl-i