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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31

INDIANA ON THE NEGRO AMEND
MENr.-Without a single exception,
perhaps, every resigning Demo
cratic Senator and Representative
has been re elected. 1t will be re-
membered that nearly the entire DEM
ocratic minority resigned their seats
to protect the people from the outrage
of having negro suffrage entailed up
on them, by the Indiana Legislature
passing q resolution to indOrse the
negro suffrage amendments the Fed
eraI Constitution.
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Majority for the Government Us

1T seems the civil tenure family
feud at Washington Is waxing bitter.
The House last Friday rejected the
Senate proposition by 90 to 20. This
is a decided expression and shows the
President and House are against the
Senate. We see that JUDGE AM,
BEER, Of this district, was one of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31

A Halifax dispatch says: "The
Government of Prince Edwards
Island has been notified by Imper-
ial authority that it is not com
petent for that island to enter in
to negotiations with the United
States, with a view of reciprocity.
without the cooperation of the
ether British Provinces. f'
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HERIFF's SALE. In Partition.
John Klipker VS.. Samuel Bose.

John Klipker VS.. Samuel Bose.
BY virtue of an order to sell issued
from the court of common pleas ofStark
county, Ohio, and to me directed I will
offer for sale at public OUT cry at the
door of the court house Charter 8 biock)
N the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the oath day of April, 1869,
the following described real estate stu
ate in said county. to wit: Beginning
for the tract in Stark county at the orig
inai northwest corner of the south half
of section SO, township IL. range 10
thence south so 40" east % ~S9-lO0ths
chains to a stone from which a black
oak q inches in diameter bears south 70;
west 20 links distant thence south 20
west SO a3-l0O chains to the boundary
lire between Stark and TuscaraW Us
counties, known as the Indian boundary;
thence along said line south SO4e west
% 2O~1O0ths chains thence south 2Io
east 50 S6Sl00ths chains to the place Of
beginning, containing l29 SS1o0ths acres
more or less. Also he tract in Tusca-
raWas, beginning at the southeast corr
nsr of the above described tract of land
on-the boundary line of Stark aud Tus~
caravans counties; thence south in pros
longation of the east line OF said lust de-
scribed tract 55>1O0ths chains thence
north $50 west 2 65-100ths .chains to the
said boundary line thence along said
boundary line to the place of beginning,
containing S-10Oths of an acre more OF
less, the two tracts of land containing
l29 l6-I00ths acres, being the west bali
ola tract of land conveyed to Samuel
Bose by Michael Bose, deceased, on the
2Sth day of September A. D. 1857.
Sale to at l o'clock p. n.
Terms-One-third cash. the balance in
two equal annual payments with inter-
est from day of sale secured by mort
gage on the premises.
RIA. DUNBAR. sheriR.
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OOTICE.-WREREAS MY FA-

OOTICE.-WREREAS MY FA-
IN Their. Aaron Rohn, has notified the
public not to trust or harbor me on his
account, as 1 had left his house without
his consent. now this is to notify all con-
cerned that I was compelled 10 leave my
fathers house, having been. repeatedly
told to do so, and did 50 without his dis
approval. I expect to make al honest
living without trying to obtain trust on
anybodY's account.
BRAINARD ALLEN ROHN,
fsarSl 'R9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31

Burr, of Illinois, and Job Ste
venson, of Ohio, both Radical
members of the House, and on
the committee of elections, had a
few passes at each other in their
committee room on Friday last.
One of the belligerents came to
grass
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31

The Oregon papers report that
smoke is issuing from the (volcan-
ic) mountains "Hood," Jefferson
and "Three Brothers" and earth
qGakes are apprehended as a con-
aeouence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31

The State election in Connec-
ticut, which takes place on the
first Monday in April, promises
to be a close one. Members OF
Congress, a Governor, and other
State officers, as we'll as a Legis-
lature which will pass upon the
Fifteenth Article of Amendment
to the OonstitUtisn, are to be
chosen. 7a1- m@ e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31
A. MoGREeoR. EDITOR.
DEMoORATIC CITY <

FoR MAYOR.
DANIEL SAYLER.
FOR MARSHAL,
GEORGE W. OLDFIELD.
FOR CITY SOLICITOR,
WV. A. LYNCH.
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER
CONRAD B. ANTHONY.
FOR CITY CLERK,
JOSEPH TROUT.
EoR CITY wi ENGINEER.
]. G. WILLARD.
CHIEF ENGINERR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
r. A. DUNBAR.
FOR COUNCIL
PfRsr WARD-JOHN SHIMP-
SECOND WARD-JOHN G. PIERO-
THIRD WARD-DANIEL WORLEY.
FoURru WARD-F. J. LINDEMAN.
FOR ASSESSOR,
FIRST WARD-E L. WHITE.
SEcuSD WARD A. SPONHAUR.
TH1RD WARD-E. n. CRIMES
FouRrH WARD-JOHN c. LANGHANS
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II. s. Senator Fenton, Of N. Y.
is charged with taking $4,000 foT
signing, as Governor of the State.
the Erie Railroad Bill.
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geW advertisements.
Read PIOws! Road Flows!

TRUSTEES AND
Supervisors who want new Flows,
VIII please call and examine the new
pattern we are making, for 2, 4 and 6
horses. We make them only to order.
Put your orders in early.
GIBBS BROS. s. co.
mar3Iw3
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Division of the Irish Church BlIl-Tri-
umph Of the Government.

UIVlSlOn OF the lr1Sn CnQTCn llI-IT
umph Of the Government.
LONDON, March2 q $50 A. M.-The
debate on the bill for the D~isesuablish-
ment of the. Irish Church was resum
ediu the House of Commons tonight.
Mr.. Spencer II. WalpOle, member
far Cambridge University, opposed
the bill, and The O'Qonoghue, mem
Der for Tralee, madea ferVid speech
in its favor.
Mr.. Claiborne Hardy followed. He
said the strength of the LiSerals came
| only from the majorities at the bust
ings; it rested on no frmer basis, Mr..
Gladstone had pledged. himself and
his followers to the destruction of all
that was deemed most sacred. The
destruction of the Church was urged
by envy and jealousy. The speaker
maintained that the Church had al.
ways fulfilled its mission.
Mr.. Gladstone then rose to conclude
the debate. He reviewed the course
OF the bill, and the arguments which
had been made ior and against it. He
declared that a new policy was neceS-
saTy for Ireland, and this was the first
step, demanded by heQnaimOuSVoice
of the majOyity.
Mr. Gladstone resumed his seat a.
mia OOdlCnluB Cn6cTSs anu Tie 11OuSe
divided on the motion, that the bill
be read a second time, with the follow.
ing result: .-
For the motion 1865
Against the motion ........ .25C
-
Majority for the Government. 49,. us
The announcement of the result was
greatly cheered in the House. The
cheers e taken up by the people il
the loobies, and the news was thu:
conveyed to an immense crowd cut
side the House, who Joined in the ap
plause with the widest enthusiasm.
The House at 8 O'Clock in the morn
ing adjourned over the holidays to the
first day of April.
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Saturday. the oath day Of April. 1869,
EGALNoF1CE,

81
Elizabeth Ringer, John Wall and Su-
san Wall, his wife. Mary Ringer, Heny
Feiger and Sarah Felger, his wife, Jonas
Spaugler n Anna Spangler his wife,
Leah Ringer. Adam Ringer, Christian
Ringer, Abraham Rummick and HAH-
riet Rummick his wife, William Stuck
u Sarah Stuck his wife, Leah Ringer,
jr., Melinda Ringer, Jacob Ringer, John
Ringer, Rebecca E.. Ringer and Corne'
Illus Ringer will take notice, that on the
18th day of March, 1853, Philip Ringer
filed his petition in the court of common
pleas within and for the county OF Stark
and State of Ohio alleging that he Is
seized in tee simple OF one undivided
ninth part of the following described
real estate situate in said county, to wit:
The southwest part of the south half of
section number 10. in towAsE ip number
10, Orange z, bounded as follOws: Be-
ginning at the southwest corner of said
half section; thence asst 22l perches, TO
d post; bence north 81 perches, 10 u post;
thence west 2 iperches, to a post; thence
south 81 perches, to the place of begin
ming, containing lie acres and Sc perches
more or less, and praying for partition
of said premises in such annar that he
may hold his proportion thereof in seY"
crafty.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
first day of the May term, 1859. OF said
court, or as soon thereafter as leaYe can
be obtained.
GEO. w. RAFF,
Attorney for Petitioner.
m ar04w6
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NEIGHBoR HARTZELL, "editor-in'
chiet'' OF the Rep. and Rep. had much
to say in his issue OF the 18th, about
THE New Cabinet" "The New
Man," "AppIications for -ofice."-
This cabinet, sis likely to stand -
mot a single member of the cabinet
whose character viii not stand the
severest scrutiny" Boutwell's "char-
acter is excellent" ''They all carry
into their Office great practical exper-
fence and iron clad integrity" Iron
clad, good. "No amount of chicanery
no combination, no ring or clique
however powerful, can penetrate the
armor of the new cabinet" Penetrate
GJDlOr, another military expression,
happy in brother HartzelI. We adj
wise neighbor h, to keep ON thus
Let him also continue to state, "the
President is not going to be bothered
with filling every little Office" ait
is to be presumed the qualifications
and antecedents of applicants will not
be left out of the account"-"strict ac-
countability," &C, &c.
We hope our neighbor will contin-
ne in this way, and adhere to the Ad-
ministration. He did well in 1865 for
a time, by supporting Johnson against
Sumner & Co. We trust Jul neighbor
will hold out to the end this time
Sumner led off in the crusade against
Johnson, much as he new does at
Grant. The Canton Post Office is
worth holding.
Since penning the above, the news
Is, this ''iron clad" cabinet has gone
back on neighbor Hartzell, and taken
the post office from him. Some com
bination, ring or clique" by ''chica-
merry" or something else, havesucceed-
ed in changing our p. NJ. Neighbor
Hartzell vas not sufficiently "irop
Clad"
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=5 Public Sale. /.
The NInI1eabIe Iron Works
Buildings and
-FOUR LOTS
on North PopIarstreet.

~
WILL BE SOLD ON THE
wv premises, at public sale, on SAT-
URDAYs April Sd, 1869, consisting of
Moulding Shop 6ox50 feet, and Isft.
Nights a new frame building.)
Two Story Frame Shop, 2sx65 feet.
Four Frame Buildings, about 1920
each.
High One Story Brick Building
3ox4O fee~t-(contains 10000 brick, with
stone ~founjation.)
Four Lots fronting on Poplar street,
6SxS7 each
17Oft, of High Board Fence, &C., &c.
A Good 4O-hors4 power Engine.
TERMs-0nesfourth cash, and balance
in three yearly payments withG per cent
interest. Title lear. Immediate pos
session given. Tie foundations Will pass
with the buildings.
For further particulars enquire at
a. s. BELDEN'S
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Cor. Fifth and Poplar sts., Canton, o.
msr2Awz 10 la-i. = Eel. 5
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MELoDEoNs AND ORGANS.

DEUBLE & BRO.
Have a large and choice lot of Meiode'
ons and Organs OF the best make. For
sale cheap. Warranted for i've years.
Call and see them. !
CANON, ssPBszbos 1R, ssss-tI
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II President Grant, for several
DAYS, has been seriously indispos-
ed.
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OHERIFk SALE.

SA1AAeAAE SGAE.
ct al. lt-
By virtue OF an order to sell issued from
the court of commo pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me dii ected. I will
ofer for sale at public out cry, at the
door OF the courthouse (HaIter's block
in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the oath day of April, 1869,
the following described real estate stu
ate in said county, TO wit: Out lot num-
Der 8, and so much of out lot number 8
as viii contain n acre and TWEEN
tYShYe hundredths of an acre. in the
town of Osnaburg in said county as the
same RSe distinguishes on the plat of
said county, as recorded in the record
er's Office of said county of Stark.
Sale 10 commence at one O'Clock p. ~.
Terms-One-thlrd cash, the balance in
two equal annual payments with inter-
est from daY of sale secured by Ort-
gage on the premises.
r. A. DUNBAR. Sheriff.
paar24yR
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The gown was duly presented to
the negro in q speech by Pittenger,
his lowest competitor, to which the
darkey responded in clerical tones of
thigh ORDER" We thought the ANAL
gaInation case Cadiz had a few weeks
ago would be negro enough for that
town for u considerable length of time
but it seems the ''colored troops sill
fight nObly,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31
INTERNATIONAL INSUR-
Il BNCE COMPANY.

LANCE COMPANY.
fAUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Department Of Insurance,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. so, 1869
1t is hereby certified that the I%nterna-
tional Insurance Company, located at
New York city, in the State of New York
has complied. in all respects. with the
laws of his State relating to such Ips
rance companies, for the current year,
n has filed in this Office a sworn state
ment, by the proper officers, showing its
condition and business, at b date of
"a h statement, as follows:
capital, ' pau 8 $780, 900 90
Aggl egate amount of a
able assets, 1,l77,492 "A
Aggregate mouu OF HabiI'
tiles, including reinsur'
ance, 5zo,l9S "
Amount of Income for the
preceding year, S5O,992 q
Amount of Expenditures
for the preceding year, 1884 sc
Ia witness whereof, Ihave hefeunto
subscribed my NAME, and
IL. s.. caused the seal of my Office to
aAsa be affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
.r Auditor of State.
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John Iahnn.

ToRNEY ATLAW.-OFF1CE
N in Trump's Building opposite the
= st. Cloud Hotel" Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. Lahm speaks the German LanS
guage, and soIicits a share of thu pat
ronage of the German populat on. His
cL argos will ne moLe crate and satisfacto
~ 10 his clients. Members of Boards
of Education, School Directors and JUS
tice~ Of the Peace may consult him at
any time in regard to matters connected
with their official duties, free of charge.
mar3l '69tf
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A. s. HUNTINGTON
General Insurance Agent,
CANTON, OHIO.
Office Opposite Stark County Bank.
AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, So, 684.995 95.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DeDurtnefE Of ToSgtgu1rs

|
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Department of Insurance.
CoLUMHUs. february 8, 1859
1t IS hereby certified, That e-CIE FIR.
MANIA, HANOVER, NIAGARA and
REPUBLIC Fire Insurance Companies.
located in New York, in the State of
New York. operating jointly in Ohio
under the name of the Underwriters
Agency, have compIied,i In all respects,
with the laws of this State relating to
such Insurance companies, for the cur
rent year., and have each filed in tEis
office a-sworn, statement by the proper
officers, showing their condition and
business, at b date of such statements.
gate, as follows: -
aggregate amount of actual
paid up Capital 81. aoo.O 900 90
Aggregate amount of avail
able Assets. s.es4,999 95
Aggregate amount of LiaS
bilities, (inciuding Rein
~suranoe,) 1.O29,493 81
Aggregate amount Of In
come for the preceding yr. 2,40O, IA 43
aggregate of Expens
ditures for the preceding
year. 2.195.8 800 IL
In witness whereof, 1 have here
unto subscribed my name, and
IL. 81 caused the seRIof my office to
be affixed the day and year
above written. -
JAS. a. GOODMAN,
aa1 sza Auditor of State.
AS. HUNTINGTON Ag't, Canton.
/ DIG. HESTER, Alliance.
ISAAC H. BROWN, s Ma sillon.
4 LBANY CITY INSURANCE
Ia sE COMPANY. s~aaHlsfs 80
AUDITOR OF STATES oFFtcE,
Department Of Insurance,
COLUMBUS. Jan. 30, 1869.
It is hereby certified that the Albany
City Insurance Company, located at Al.
bany, in the State If New York, has
complied, in all respects. with the laws
of this State relating to Fire Insurance
companies, for the current year, and has
fled IN this office q sworn statement, by
the proper Ofheers, showing its condiN
ton aud business, at the date of such
statement, as follows:
Amount of actual paid up
Capital, 500, 600 90
Aggregate mount of aYail- srs aE
able assets, ASS, 1913 %
Aggregate amount of Liabil-
ties, including re~insur~
ance. 1S5.7s5 Is
Amount of Income for the
preceding year, $40, 42O "a
Amount of Expenditures
for he preceding year, 52l,3S1 9S
In witness whereof / have hereuntC
subscribed my anne, anC
IL. 81 caused the seal of my office r.
he ( fixed, the day and yeai
above written.
JAS. q. GOODMAN,
auditor of State.
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M

Done as usual. HOOP SKIRTS for
young and old, large and small, made 10
order and kept constantly on hand for
sale by the dozen or single.
l nave also the sole agency of Stark
aud Column iana~ counties for the sale Of
Hoyes' new system of Cutting Dress es
Goats, Pants, Vests and Shirts. Instruc-
tons given on sale of models.
Thankful for past favors, 1 hope and
expect continuance of the same. Dc
not fail to call and bring your friends
You will be courteoUSly received, and
effort will he made to satisfy and please
A-East Tuscarawas street, opposite
American Hotel.
MRS. ]. B. CLUFF,
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GOING WEST.
GOING EAST.

$1,000
ITO A. NJ. MIG H II EXPRESS,
daily, connecting at LeaVittsburg, for Youngs-
town; at GreenvfIie for Erie & Pittsburg Raj
and Pittsburg; at Meadville, Sundays excepted,
with Philadelphia 81 Erie Railroad, for Erie
and Warren, Pa, and with Gil Greek and Ale
gheny River RAILROAD, for Titusville; at Elmira
with Northern Central Railroad, for Williams
port, Harrlsburgh and Philadelphia, and at
New York, for Boston and New England cities
a sleepin Coach is attached to the train at
Cincinnatis rnnniuE through to New York.
6.19 P. NJ. CINCINNATI Elk
PHE,S, Sundays excepted. connecting at Emf.
ra with Northern Central Railroad Tor viii
Transport, harrisburg and Philadelphia, and at
New York, for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this tram from
AeAayllls 70 Ne" 1sFA' fsrnwW
ITO A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted
Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
ferred free Of charge in New York.
The best VentiIateda and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches @-IN THE
WORLD 1@a accompany all night
trains on this Railway.
sEBAGGAGR CHECKED THROUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route.
hIT ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
RAILWAY, which can be obtained
at all Principal Ticket Offices i'll
the West and Southwest.
ten, sgp't a. s G. w. Div. GEM rass. Ag't
maI3l %
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
II REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order of the Pro.
bate Court of Stark couUty, Ohio, I will
offer for sale on the premises, on Satur'
day, the first day of May. 1889, at . o'crk
P, NJ. the following described real es'
tate to wit: Lot number eighty six (88).
in the town of Bethlehem, with the APP
-purtenances.
TEBMs OF SALE:-One third of the pur'
chase money TO be paid in hand. and tue
residue in N and two years from the
day of SALE with interest, and mortgage
security. A. w. GOSHORN,
Admir- of Elias Bossker, decd.
mar3LW4 rr
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BITTERS
PREPARED BY
VIZ. & John Haubert,
CANTON, OHIO.
This MEDICAL COMPOUND
Il or Buffers is especially recommenn-
ed for its ditect and salutary effect Oh The
heart, liver, kidneys n bowels. 1t Is
a sure cure Ter nausea, creates an appe-
tIte, 4 is a powerful aid to digestion.
1t cures rheumatism, dyspepsia, bowel
complaints, uysentery, chIlIs, and fe-
Yers OF all kinds, depression of spirits,
ann taInting, ann VIII counteract the
effect or liquor IN a few minutes,
The ordIusry lose for adults is a wine
glass full, and for children in proper
uOn. Fol fever and ague, AXE three
WINE glasses lull a day, and one just be-
lore going to bed but OF course, the
amount ana times Tor deses Will vary
with the persons JrS2Ien, and Is a matter
to be definitely settled only by expert
cnce with Il patient.
FEBRUARY IL, 1869.
No. RauGert-Dear Sir: 1 have used
your German Bitters and iuQ them to
be ali they are recommended TO be. 1
found one bottle TO afford me eonsidera =
BILE relief. I cannot do very we'll with
out them under my state of health.
Respectfully yours,
PHILIP BUCHART,
Plain Township, Stark county, o,
FEBRUARY IL. 1869.
Mr.. Hau6ert-Sir: IhaVe been for the
last three months afflicted with indiges~
ton for which had the services of seV-
- L. a-s,1 -Lo-fAVUu rawa
edies without avail I tried your Ger
man Bitters, and found mVself entirely
cured. I took three doses in one hour
and 1t cured my whole system l can
recommend il as a cure for any disease.
Respectfully our
HENRY SNYDER,
Plain Township. Stark county o.
FEBRUARY 0, 1853.
Mr.. HGuLert-Dear Sir: I have been
afflicted with bowel complaint. Ihave
tried many remedies without effect, but
by using one bottle German Bitters, il
quite restored me to health.
Yours, truly, ELIZA HEM,
Osnaburg Township, Stark CO., o,
J JANUARY 10, 1869.
Mr.. Haubert-Dear Sir: Your German
Bitters cured my children of b bad
pains in the stomach, and cured myself
of dysentery and bowel complaint.
Very respectfully, yours,
CHRISTIAN ZEITAR.
FEBRUARY %, 1869.
Mr.. Hau6ert-Dear Sir I suffered fol
one year from dyspepsia, with a senst
| of pain after eating. L Dol medical ad'
vice, yetI fonnn 40 relief until I tried
your German Patent Bitters. which &C
ted like magic upon my system, and J
have not had any I OF the COM
plant since.
Respectfully, AR1
-. -PLUNKARD.
Having thus fully described our Bit
ters, we wish it understood that, altho
we have even what we consider to be
the PROPORTIONS for the several ingredi
ents Tse1 in preparing our Compound,
as we'll As the best mode of preparing the
Gacc5, We reserve the right TO vary some
what there from, as experience may
how to he necessary, as: What We
claim as our invention and desire to Sc
cure by letters patent. is-the medicA.
compound herein described prepared
from the ingredients. and in the manner
substantially as herein described.
Prepared by
JOHN HAUBERT,
mar31mS Canton, Ohio
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pholstering
STEPHEN ZUGER,

door to
" DIR. Whiting's-Lounges. Spring
Beds, Mattresses. &c, made and repaired
on short notice. Also, new Curtains
hung and Carpets fitted and put down.
mar24 '69m3
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DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET.

FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.
CONRAD ]. GEIGER-
ADRIAN S~PONSELLER,
DAVID SMITH.
FOR CLERK
E TROUT.
FOR TREASURER
GEORGE. FESSLER.
FOR ASSESSOR.
WIN. F. SMITH.
FOR CoNsTABLES,
GEORGE W. OLDFIELD.
JOHN 3, ADAMS.
ADAM L. SHORE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31
. D-MINIsTKAToR's NOTICE

Notice is hereby given tina the under.
signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator OF the estate
OF Thomas Rose, late of Bethlehem,
Stark county, Ohio, decd. /
JOHN J. ROSE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-31
:MILLINE Ter Y.

MISS EAK1N, whose exquisite taste
in trimming and ornamenting Bonnets
in that department and, we are deter
mined not to be outdone in quality,
style and ~cheapness by, any one in the
city. In short, we intend to keep a first
class establishment, af COL