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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-19

This ccr,lNas that we have used tae Gra.t Yuse-
Bi'- bt!ers prepared by. ". Downer e. Co. Of
this place. and believe that they are, what they
are rapreeentad to be n pur" and wholesome Stoni-
ech Bittere, and pleasant tonic beverage for the
use Of nValids suffering from weakness Of the
St''nach, Dyspepsia DO, &c. We 1thnk them tc
be rs gooi,i il not better, than any Bi.tpra now in
the mark t, and cheeru!y recommend them to ths
public.
Easneclflllv
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-19
Respectfully,
I. 3. McNAIR & CO, Druggists

have used. and observed the effects OF ltc Great
Yosemite Stomach Bitters, prepared by J W.
Dowucr tC Co.. PerocHm Centre. and think them
rgaerah'r to any now IN usr for the rprf IF those
Aalcpltissl ior which tboy are reommonde'
J, N HARDING, 81: D.
OIL City, Pa. Dec. 2itb. 1868.
Having carefully examined the ''Yespmle Bit
:'rs," manufactured and end hg Mraars J. ".
Downcr L Co.. an convinced that thay are chem
ictllY puro. and having a kRowledzp oi their COM
poneut osrt> feel ssf, in recommending their use
10 the afflicted.
J. A. LOBAUGR, II. D.
Oh City March 9Th, 1859.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-19
Opinions of Experienced Drug
gists.
Read the following opinions of ex-
rerienced druggists and physicians:

MESSRS. J W. DQWNER co. : Having
used yonr Eoaau.ite Biters for some time past and
having had frequent calls FOR them by our custom
era, ard from our own examination OF tNcui. be.
lieve them to bc much better in quality than an
other Bit'ers in the market. aud we are confident
that they will nnswer your most sangunc expeota.
tons. aud fully meet the demands of the nublic
We would recommend them to The public for tris
especially 10 invads suffering from weakness and
n disordeIrd stomach
Respectfully Yonrs.
\. D. MILLER & CO., Druggists,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-19

~ Particular attention will
be paid to the preparation Of
Prescriptions, aad no paius spar
ed to make this Department as
complete as any in the country,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19
ssnun Thoughts.
A
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

The fear of God Il The philosophy of
religion; the LoUe Of God Is the charity OF
religion
Hope Il a hen that lays more eggs than
she ken hatch out
Better leave your child virtew than mon
ey: but this Il . sekTet known only tew =
few .I. t Et.. A A T. a
honesty beleave il IL better tew know
nothing than tew kcow what amt So
About Ihe hardest work a phellow can do
Il 70 spark two gals Al once and preserve
= good average ri r-
Prudery Il one of virtew's bastards-
A nickname win ouiliVe emmy man or
hing: II Il like the crook In . Dogs tAile,
Vou nav cut Il oph, and throw il behind
the barn, but the crook Is thare yet, and
the stump il the epitaph- EH-
II YOU anaIize what most men kali plez-
ure, YOU viii find Il composed OF one par
humbug and two parts pain
When you hAin't got nothing tsW do,
do Il at onceS tbs Is The way to learn teW
he bizzy.
We hav been told that the best way ten
oyerkum mikfortunes il tew light VIII
them-I hav tried both ways and recon-
mend q successful dodge.
The art Of becoming Of Importance II
the eyes of others. Is net tew oVerrate our
self, but tew cause them tew dew IL
The true way tew understand the judg
msnts Of heaven Is TO submit to them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19
LEGAL.
CHERIFF's SALE.

8. Koch q Son VS.. B. B. Richards ct TX.
By virtue OF an order to sell, issued
from the court OF common pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and To me directed. 1 VIII
offer for sale at public cutlery at the door
OF tho court house lHarter'S block, in
the citv of Canton. Ohio, on
Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1869,
the following described real estate, situ~
ata In said county, to wit: Being a part OF
the southwest quarter dissection "a, town
ship 10, range 8, bounded as follows; be-
ginning at a stone planted on the eastern
boundary Of the aforesaid quarter, being
the southeast corner of Ira Emerson's
land for part OF the aforesaid quarter;
running thence with his southern boun-
diary westwardly II chains and 80 links
70 a Store; thence south 10 chatnS and
AZ inks To a stone In the cente of The
eastern boundary Of Main street In the
town OF WIliamsport; thence eastwardly
six chains and 9 links TO a stone; thence
south 70 east 2 chains and 70 links to a
| post; thence north 624o east 50 links to a
post; thence north 554e east 4 chains and
5 links TO the southwest corner OF b. b.
RIchArds's land for part OF the aforesaid
quarter; thence with Richards's lsnd
north and parallel to the east line of sand
quarter 2 chains and 95 links to e post
eastWardly & at right angles 50 links to
the east line of said quarter; thence with
IL northwardly 7 chains and 80 links &c
the place of beginning, containing L
acres and SIS hundreCths.
sale 70 N en at one O'Clock P. m
Terms cash. K. A. DUNBAR
mAv5w5 Sheriff.
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LEGAL.
%CHERIFFss ALE
Msry Rsnsquay BY &c. :. yana.

~
BY virtue Of a vendi o issued
from thec count "f common pleas ofStRrk
county, Ohio. and to me directed, I will
offer for sale At public Ontcry At the door
of the court house IHarteF's block, in
the city OF Canton. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 5th day Of June, 1862
the following described real estate situ,
ate In said county, to wit; Being part OF
the northwest quarter of section num-
Der n, Township number 10, range num-
Der 6. beginning for the same at the
southwest cOrns Of said quarter, and
running thence e~astwRrdly with the
south line OF said quarter ~ chains and
so links TO a post thence n~orthWardly
and parallel with ths western boundary
OF said quarter TWO chAias End 8 links to
a post; thence WssIwardly parallel with
the nrst fne IS chains and IS links to a
post on the west boundary OF said quBr-
ter; thence sn~0thNArdly with said line 2
chains and 9 links TO ths place of begin
ming. containing 4 II 100 acres OF and,
more or less. Also paTtOf b esouthwest
quarter section number "a, township
nu nber 10, rEnRe number Q. beginning
1T the end org chains and q links south
or b northwest corner of the south
wsSt OF said section, and running
thence with the west line of said
quarter southwardly 1 chains and Sc
parallel TO the north boundary OF said
quarter 4 chains and hny links TO = post
thence M~OTthwArdly and parallel TO thC
first tine 4 chains add so links to IA post
thence w~estwhrdly and parallel TO th'
south line 4 chains and so links TO thu
place of beginning, containing 2 2-lol
acres more or less
Sale to commence at one o'clock D.. m
Terms crsh. X. Il. DUNBAR,
may5w5 Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19


The London Times of the LIST inst. again
returns 10 the subject of the Alabama trea
Nv, after discussing il at length the day pre-
vious. In this latter article 1t dWens espec
Tally on the neutrality proclamation of Hei
Maieafy. and goes On To say:
The b~roclauation Of neutrality made by
the Queen Of England in Nay, 1851, was.
according to- Mr.. Sumner, the source Of
almoa every evil of the war. It placed the
rebels In The position of an independent L
tion, 1t encouraged them to peFsevere in
thar treason; II conferred on fhem, es bel
HgereniS, rights they bad not previously
possessed Nr. Sumner 8 far admits tho
cogency of the arguments OF The Rrgun.e nts
urged on this side that he = disposed to con
fine thu offence of England to the Tecogni'
ton OF what he calls ocean delinquency
There Is . dominion of the land q = do
minion of the ocean; but whatever power
The rebels possessed on the land they were
always without power on the ocean Adj
hitting that they were belligerents on the
land. they were never belligerents on the
ocean. But what right had we to trAw
any such distinctions? What We saw
clearly was . great conflict on the OF ieI
side Of the Atlantic, which affected ever
relation of British commerce with tn,
Southern States, and was extended over
The ocean and close up 70 our own water
by the Presidents proclamation Of block
ade. Under which British SHIPS alleged to
mediate the breaking of the blockade cod
be seized even of our own coasts md taker
IaAo American portS- II, as We c~onfdentl,
maintain, the proclamation was justiiablr,
there Is nothing more 70 be said; but, even
were It not 90, It would be absurd TO argue
that the issue OF the proclamation CAUSED
the blockade running and 30 Heightened the
war. Blockade running Is not legAlizec BY
the Queens PROCLAMATION; on the contrary,
II Il expressly prohibited, and those guilty
of Il and the other offences enumerated ART
told that they VIII do AT their peril and OF
their " wrong, and VIII in no wise obtain
protection from Us against any liabilities. or
penal consequence. but win, On he con
Irary, incur our high displessure byspeh
conduct" The whole tenor of the prOcla.
nation il prohibition, and 10 Il dinlenlt 10
understand how it can be accused of sGuc'
tIOning, muchless Of causing, the very acl
against which II was directed. Surely :
periehce q not wanting IN America % prove
that the recognition of belligereney or the
ptoelahnaton Of neutrality isinot necessary
70 anthorize blockade runnirgf II Is said,
on good authority, thAtiat this EeY time the
Cuban insurgents are being Buppisdu by
American vessels, and yet these "reber'
have not received the character of bellieSr-
ents either on land or ocean. The oulY
real evil inflicted by the proclamation was
the position given By Il 20 the Alabama n
he ports Of the British empire, and this
part of the American griVanceB would haVa
come within the operation Of the rejected
treaty. .t1ss.r FRA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19

GEN. GRAET, as q Statesman, has
set an example to some or the Sena'
tori Trumbnll's brother In law lisa
pension agen6 and his son Is clerk to
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of which
Frumbunis a member. Senator Nye's
SON is clerk to NYe'S COMMITTEES. Sen
torMDktOnl has placed one brother
In law as Postmaster OF Indianapolis,
and anothor bnotherln law = Cover
nor Of Dakotas Senator Scott has q
brother In law In q fat once in the
PhIladeIphia Mint. Eerator HamlIn
kas pat : son Ia law IN q good place
undHrithe naval iofbceE At Boston,
Senator Dick Yates turned out a7crip'
pied soldier from the pOst-oAoe at
JacksDavnle. Jlfnois5 and put IN his
own brother. Nr. Harlan saved The
NeoshO Indian Agency from some
OaaEeF kSr ! brother. In law. These
are haIcyon days for brothers in Law.
Az HassAfac sings in the Forty
LhAcN4sld .~1fuT8 30 vl EH fInU
'iissaOhIaifI were a brother In AWs
I'd with my kinsman stand sgc4 4I
Acrown Of glory on nay head,
An appointment in my hand"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19
Faceha.

MusIc In the sole-A clog dance.
Preventives OF consumptiOn-High
prices
Suitable for q school Of ships-a
monitor.
Good summer resort for infants
Rock=a'way. a
Lofty education shops-High school
house 42L-~ A44
The convicts' visible be as clear
as Mudd.
The end OF the Pacific Railroad-saD
Francisco.
Theoldestw oman's club The broom.
stick. @
Athing OF the past-The COnstitu:
ton as II was.
Moving for a new trIal-Courting
q second wife.
When Is man out OF date? When
he's q weak back
What do travellers vIsit Egypt fori
To peer amid the pyramids
When o shoemaker IS giong to
make q boot, the hrst thing he nser
Il the last
There Is q Arm In Boston named
Gray and Lunt Half their Letters
come to them addressed Lay and
After Marriage.-"Henry, love- ]
wish you would throw away that
book and talk to me. I feel so dull
ca long pause and no Ieply.)"Henry,
dear, my foot's asleek." at Is? Well
don't talk: you might wake 1t up.
A terryman, while plying over e
water which was only slightly agitat
ed, was asked by a timid lady In his
boat weather any DersOn wers eve
lost Ia that river. 'Ohi no." srid he,
we always find 'em agin thenext day
How doth the little crOcodiIe EUE
Improve bis shining tail,
And pour the water Of the Nile
On every golden scale.
How ehserfulIy he seems to grin,
How sWeety spreads his claws,
d weicoms lIttIc fishes In
With gentle smiling jaws.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19
may5~s
c~HERIFF's SALE.

Jno. @. Morss We. Virginia Coates st al.
BY virtue of an order 10 sell, issued
fFOm the court OF common pleas or Stark
county, Ohio, and tn me directed. I will
offer for sale ~ public outcrV at the door
of the couTt house (HRrtsr's blockl, in
b city of Canton. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 5th day OF June, 1869,
the following described real estate stu
ate in said county. TO wit: Being q part
Of section 4, township 70, range 6. be-
ginning for the same at q stone on the
West line OF land formerly DIV ed by
John NJ. Zsiser I; hence south IA perches
TO the csnter ~ the channel or Deer
Creek thsDce south 5e W~eAtseysn perch
es TO u stoue; thence north 50 east
perchOs 20 n POstithencen orth7l 10 west S7I
perchss toa posi- ; thenCs.nOrth s Perches
and S links TO = stone; thence east II
psrches to the place OF beginning, c1n-
tanning l3S perchss more or less. Also,
lot uumbe s in the town o. Lima in said
county, (sOld subject TO the dover Of the
widow, Virginia Coates.)
Sale TO commence NJ one O'clock D 10
Terms cash. r. A. DUNBAR, ---.
.maY5w5 Sheriff.
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RGAL NOTICE,

IL AaI. NA-a.D - T. r Hr"L# .-.
Elizabeth Ringer. John Wall and Su-
san Wall. HE vile. Mary Ringer, Heny
Felger aud Sarah FelReT, his wife. JOnns
SpaDgier and aims Spangler his wife.
Leah Ringer, Adam Ringer, Chrisiian
Esingsr, Abraham t.ummick aud Har,
riet Rummlck his wife. Edward Rreich-
baum and Mary AZ RreiAbAnD his
wife. William suck and Sarah stuck
his wi6s Leah Ringer. ~ AAelinda Rim
ger, jacob Ringer, John RlDger,
Rehecca Z Ringer Cornelius
Ringer will take notice, that on the
18th day OF March, 1859, Philip Ringer
died his petition in the court Of common
pleas within and Tor ~Lhetc0unty OF Stark
and State OF Ohio alleging that he Il
seized In fee simple Of one undivided
ninth part Of the following described
real estate situRte 10 said coUnty, to wit:
The sOuLhWest part OF the south half OF
section number TO- in towAsh Up number
10, OF range Z, bounded as. follows; Be-
ginning At the southwest corner OF said
nSlf session; h0nca ~ 22I perches, 70
= post; thence north "a porches, to = post;
thence west 22'perches, to a post; thence
oath 81 perchess 10 the place Of begin'
ming, containing lI6 acres and 90 Perohes
more or less, and praying for partition
OF q promises ID such manner hat he
may bold his Prop0rlaR theFeof Ia sew"
crafty. -.yr..u 81
hrst day OF the May term, 1869. OF said
coutt. o. as SOon ,thereAftsr as lsaVe can
l1LtIilAttNtnsy for Petitioner.
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oHERIFF,s SALE.

r. A. schnsidsr.a E1'oF W. August
JansOn. ..v-rs ..--r 80
By Virtne OF an order 10 sell isanad
from the cOnrt Of eOmmon pleas OF 9tark
county, Ohio. aud 10 me directed. / will
Oner for sale At public outcry At the door
OF the court HOUSE [HArter's bl0ckl, in
the city OF Canton. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 9Th day of June, 1859,
the following described real estate siLu-
ate in said county. to wit; The south half
of lot No. one hundred and twenty II2Ol
In the city OF Canton, excspt eighty%four
feet on the west enc Of said half lot,
sold by sad +. A. Schneider TO Jacob
DeVnlL I'D . III
Sale TO commence at n o'clock P. n.
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff
mAy6W5 ETu L.g.# hle4 Ea1I-H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19
CHERIFF SALE.
Peter Owen 3 Co. VS.. EpAralm Ball E. ur

Peter Owen g. Co. vs. Ephraim Ball ct TX
BY virtue OF an order to sell issued
county, Ohio, andto me directed 1 will
offer for sale at public out cry at the
door OF the court house (Harter's block
In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 5th day OF June, 1859,
the following described real estate situ-
ate In said county, to wit Lots ten liO)
eleven az and twelve (l2) In Daniel
RaffensPerger's Addition 70 the city Of
Canton, except III feet on the north end
thereof nineteen (l9) and twenty (20l in
said addition. Also the following de-
scribed real estate situate In said county
OF Stark, to wit Part OF the southeast
quarter OF section number nine [9l in
township number ten tIOl OF range mum
Der eight, bounded as follows: Beginning
NJ the southeast corner OF said Ratfens-
perger's addition TO Canton; thence
nor. bwRrdly on the eaAt line OF said Ad-
dition to the south line OF lands OF John
| @, BOckiuS; thence eastWArdly along said
BOckiUs' line 10 the lands ofJohn Hanei
thence southwa rdiy on b line OF said
| Hane'a land To- owned by Elias
d. Al 0srt sRnd David Shsrricki thence
westwardly along said line TO the placS
OF beginning. containing ave and q hal
l54l acres more or leSs-less four acres
and two hundred and sixty~One thou
sandths OF an acre of the north end a
said i've and - hall acre tract. AlsC
part OF said last mentioned quarter sec
bounded IS follow Beginning In tn
center OF the run At the southeast cornel
Of the tract last described ; thence soutl
l4te west five [5l h nS and ninety sew
en- 1877 links to q post in said run
thence north S73S west i've Isl chsiHi
and h~fty-seven linksI 57l ! nks to a post
thence north 25e east, seven ri chain
and sixtaen and Ons-fOurth ll6tl link
to u post; Themes south T43e. east, min
L9l chains and tW~snty-nins (29l links q
tho place OF bSHInninE. containing stI
acres and ihirty~eIghl hundredths " n
acre. .
Sale TO commence at ! o'clock p. n
Terms cash.
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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Notice Is hereby given that q pstidou
viii be presented To the Commissioners Of
Stark County, Ohio, at the session to be
held on the hrst Monday of June, A. D.,
1859, praying for the alteration of the
county road leading from Canton, Ohio,
70 Georgetown, COlumbiAna county, Ohio,
and commonly known as the Georgetown
road" beginning for said alteration at the
line of said road in The northwest quarter
Of section five in Osnaburg township in
said county, 1t o point where said road
leaves the north line of said township and
runs TO the sOuth-W st; thence from said
Initial point running west with the. north
line of said townshipfor three rods; thence
70 tie southwest, IN . straight hpe nearly
parallel with the present line of said road
~ that part until il strikes the present
line of said road In the northeast quarter
of section ak IN said township At 3 point
where laid present roSd h crossed by q
small culvert the Intervening part Of said
road 70 be Yacated '' l
Si4o zs MICHAEL RoHRER
DAysUtEiala1s Principal PeyiheDGs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19
CHERIFF SALE

Joshua Wood, Adm'E,&cvs Va. Jn6 Fisher.
By virtue ofAn order to sell. issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
Stark County. Ohio. and to me directeI.
! VIII oner for sale n public ont cry. at
the door OfIha Court House (HartsTs
Block In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday he l5H day Of Nay. 1859,
The following described real estate, sit
uate in Stark county, to-Wif: Town lot,
number Aixteen (I6i. IN Hestsr'B adj.
ton to the town or Alliance.
SPriii4 h 4, DUHRAR, shSrta.
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NOTICE.

Seaied proposals will be received N
the AUDITORS Once until noon on Mon
day, May Sd, 1859. for building suitable
masonry q r SuperstructureC Of a
Bridge rel west HImishilien Greek, In
Canton townships at the Brown Factory
The contractor for the masonry will be
allowed 10 use the good atone In the old
abutmelts. Bidders will make their
prices aeoordinRly.N ~
Span about 20 feet. Iron .SuPeIstruc-
ture double track IlAEaet Ia the clear,
and three arches, i-2ul.l.i ~ y
=. tT- -l'GHaG. ELLISON.
aprilz7I w8E .osTf County Auditor. Oh
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NAJE do NOT WISH TO IN
w form you, reade that DIR. Won
derful, or any other man, has discover
ed n remedy thai: cures Consumption
whenn the lungs are half consumed, In
short, will cure all diseases wether Of
mind, body or estate, make men 1--we for
ever, and leave death to play for want of
Work, and is designed to make our sub
lumary shere q blissful paradise, to
which Heaven itself shall be but a side
show. You have heard enough Of that
kind OF h~pmbuRgerry. and we do not
wonder hot you have by this time be.
come disgasted with it. But when we
tell you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remes
dy will positively care the worst cases
of Catarrh, we only assert that which
thousands can testify TO. Try it and
ysu will be convinced. We will pay
BOO Reward for a case of Catarrh that
We cannot cure.
FOR SALEB BY MOST DRUGGIST
w
Price only so cents. Sent by Mail pos
paid, for Sixty Oents: Four Packages for
500 or l Dozen for $500. Send a two
cent stamp for Dr.. Sage's pamphlet on
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
E.. ". PIERCE, NJ. D..
mar3m3 Buffalo. N. z.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-19
EGAL NOTICE:

IL -
Jesse Ringer ~hi take notice that on
the first day az February, 1879. Samuel
Ringer h.ed his petition in the court OF
common pleas within Aud for h county
90 stark ,and Su9us Of Ohio, alleging that
he N seized In Zee simple OF one undiVi,
ded ninth part of the following described
real estate situate in said county, 50 wit
Tbs southwest quarter of section mum
Der z, in township number IS, of range
number ] and that EAid Jesse Ringer,
Who resides In said county. IL seized in
Zee simple Of the remaining eight undi'
vided ninth parts OF said premises
Ths prayer OF said pstition ~ for The
partition Of said premises IN UGH man
ner that the petitioner may hold bis
proportion thereof in severalty ; and
for such other orders and yProcsed'
ings in the premises a may be author
zed and dil scted by law.
sand petition will be for bearing on
he's ist day OF May 1869, or as soon there
alter a. leave Of court can lie obtained,
GEO. W. RAFF,
RpIl4w6. AIRY for Petitioner: