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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

DECEIYERs SALE of o
III PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE Aucioneer,
Will sell by auction
o. FRIDAY, July 49, at 10 o'clock N,
The PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Of RAYMOND, CAULoE
ADRE situated Al Lbertyst consisting % medina Hoe
Presses quarter eighth Gorons Roper CAonc Engine
Cutting machine Imposing Stones Hoe Proof Press very
Book and Job Type together with once farnte
Including desks ke &c This Of the most esnpets
krd the city successful OPERATION
50 desired WILL be sod ot With good viii
FRANCIS ii. BIXBY. Receiver.
sale adjourned 70 TUESDAY JAY a. at u o'clock
By order FRANCIS II. BIXBY. Receiver.
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o. @bom ii map Confirm.


MATRIMONIAL. "A gentleman wishes to
vi lady Of middle tmiabs and intelligent Please
address vIATOR 1hbuns oEoe.
MEXICAN CLAIMS.-EVIDENCE procured
II IN MEXICO Papers and briefs prepared claims presented
JAMES AVERY SKILT0E. 10 Is Nassan.st, Room No "a
CRoToN AoURDUOT DEPARTMENT. BUREAU WATER Rgvrs
--- NEw.YoRR. July 9. 1863 !
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIVE PER
IN CENT PENALTY wiz be ADDED day August seat
All unpaid Water Rents WILLIAM H. MCKINNEY
Water Registrar
q ION PER DAY DISCONTINUED.
Up IOO Having obtained and spread
CENTURY brand ofFiNBCUT CHEWING TOB4CCO
to that pack daily SEQ
tnfo papers after this date july its merits being vorab roog
nie thai this nduemsut longer To avoid mSAppre
heuon however would add that shall continue
for elegant MBERSCHAUA PIPES In YACHT CLUB
EUREKA" brands Of SMOKING TOBACCO
The YACHT CB Is devoid Of Nicotine and nue the
health and especially recommended people edeBsy occupations
nervous constitutions The trade invited TO send for circulars
7. LORILLARD,
New.York
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yung asIanS 8tal estate for SaIs.

c1'''1 U|'''1 c73F'tF N6INIE TUT witt
EOR SALE-The Country RESIDENCE and
PARh q tbs late Wk hLHS, esq, MAhhanet Seek L. L.
moaess dTelg all the necessary farm bsdngs aud l6 Of
a The buildings are all Eev and good s The house bean
eouItry.
The whole or portion d ue land will be sold With de
oV per os OF he purchase bond and
ts Fef f1IthsI RensS lppy WA A. NILES No. W Chs
eest, or Q II. BAILEY. No ass Grssdst
SS SO0 MODEL FARM, 40 acres house,
W Os 10 Tosns; barr, fruit depot and salt
VIII ereDs WILLING, IL CbAnJsn LEWIS Horthport L.
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Slusital Snstrumtnis.

'~>~-~~~~o>o~~~o~~ - = - T,,,,,r
AS PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS
N JENNYS SON 233 East Twenty Grtst between Seo-
ond and Tbrarea rank first in the country For tone elegance
Of anb and great durability their instruments more Than equal hoe
all their competitors
A GREAT REDUCTION in Panos-BaTmOres
N WaoO No. 349 BleeekerIt splendid Aomsnti warranted
Eve years. y RIs medals te'lmonsb from distinguished srntt
DRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS and MUSIC
ID Reasonable DoDWORTHS MUSIC STORE No. SA''or'
place. N Y
IF you want good PIANO, cheap, call at
CUMMINGS WareroOm No. y UnlonsQuafe Sod on In
Iamsnts rented any suit eus0msG Only ooA nIh'n Do
decide elsewhere.
DIANOS, MELODE0NS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly for 1Oetave Pianos Of trst class
makers for S25 and upward New Cabinet Organs for sS and ~
ward Secondhand SO 70 Sl15 Monthly install
received and instruments Cor ett WsroODi No. il Broad
way. HORACE WATERS.
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Giip prup,rtp 10 yd.

Gitp prOpntp 10 Sd.
T'0 LET-The Second Floor and Front Base
meat ldvs Al No. 90 Bonds Dsanst BROOKLYN
Poneiion by hr Of August VIII be leo low 10 small family
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
hE', Nos ard SRRUCBSr Aio The entire SECOND FLOOR
eItessE over Nos aud With steam power The building IRE
proof Apply The Tribune oEse
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gt6-srsu StaI Gstatt for Suk.

A OhANGE, N.Jc-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
and FARMS great variety b.aufnI, ;.,,sd one hon, ,o
heIo ioI ShLh eS Also County sssts and Houses 10 LRr Tor
the season or year BY BLACKWELL snTcu E va B,o,dvsy
h'VIwf Wv ia oTsHIt sOIHI AID aud Cop,IH, stsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROADS.
WI DELAWARE. LACKLWANNA. AND WBsTBhN RAILROAD

Dspos 10 EvYoIk iet Of Barclay foot Of Chstaphs
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS conneasng MOeDAr Hav 10. 1900.
MAIL TRAIN. connecting DenVie With bssron Branch,
a. DsrsT with Chester Bneh Waterloo
dover ard ks~toH At Arlington with ths D. L. GAd w.
Gap Ssadseg Seranto aHd Great Bend ad all Lick.
awensA aad BooEibug aud peSre aHd Huda RA Easos
Chunk. AHl Wukesbarre "
ll;3O m. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops a Nss,rk N.
sEn Dover Hackesowu WsshinRou ps6ur sna Esao m
at PhNHpsburg With Bel Del Bel'iere Sc All a
Eastou With L. " for Bethlehem, AneuoWn Asueh Cuu ana
WNkesbGrs
40 ~ SCRANTON EXPRESS connects At WsshaEtos with the D
L. Hd W. for Water Gap Soudsburs aud Scranton Al Does
With Chester y r.; and at Waterloo uith SUSSEX r. X
$50 N. $3.50 70 SUMMIT sud isIern stations
$3.50. 1890 $50 and ;+o and l. g. SEQ 40 e:J0 asd
n:tS P. N, 10 SOUTH ORANGE Gnd intermediate stations
ll;O and $3.50 IN 70 h0RRlsrOHN ADA iH,ermedAo
stations
s:is ,. m MoRRIsTowH EXPRESS.
For SBwARK $50 79o $50 $3.50 l02o H. Iao lI0 m
9S0 $780, $50 49, 3:lO $50, 6:lo e. T.iS asS s0J
u;SpE.
FER SIooMGRLD AID MoSTCLAIR at $50 lOo IN q 40
s. ana s:l0 p. m sSCHOCH Assistant Superintendent
r. HENKI. O. p A.
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRIcKsBuRQ MANCHESTER TOMS RIVER Az
BY Rariisn asd Delaware Bay Railroad
Two daily lines Sssdays sresp leave Pier No sos Of base
ST. BY steamer heyHsK and HOJt st touch4
for passengers Only al Pier No ot Of RsetorsI No
turning from L0nk Branch 3, Lao a and Ia
1aAs 10. lgG2 W g. SNRDRl 4 o.. LseaseA
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N,h- Strstu Ssal Gstats for SALE.


AT very great sacrifice for SALE-A splen.
N did PiR Of 800 acres NewBrunsSek n j. With tine large
Hons, And outbngs well wsted under good fence and cultivation
This popery Is one desirable in this vicinity and OF easy
aces, IN The depot will be offered at great bargain.
SHARPE HARDBNBERGH No. 30 Finest.
AL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
n climate a niles south Of PAladsPhiA Price only $2a per acre
Also inpToed farms Hundreds settling Information seat Ts
Addrs,, X. lands, Vinssnd, New Jersey
DOR HOMES, in Jersey, call on BALDWIN,
IL opposite NJ R. R Depot No. u Broad.st, Newark N j.
JENKINS g. WAY, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
10 SILL e fellow E property fn description sent desired;
Farm no r. station Oa acres full stocked with horses cat
tie poultry crop gathered. SfOGO 49,. ,,-,, 4. .
Farm Ne H. yards from Pnnseon Staton wen CALCULATOR W S
up 81 acres sl6Oo1 $1,000 can remain - .oooo 4, mn
Farm 10 r. i sere II cultivated miles depot $4,000 SIOo'
Farm No. H. 1s splendid house q miles depot 40 acres wood
balance eultiyated S22OO5 $1,000 can remain -,
Farm No a. II cultivated in wood mile Depot house
rooms plenty fruit, $1,000 49,. ..ooo M ooo
Farm No a. I! aeres all in Ezs', miles depot $4,000 5000
Farm No. a. Ga acre., minutes from N j. Central dep0'i aH'
Psrm No. as 60 ass apple trees 900 peach trees 5000
Farm No g. 70 acres. IN village 50 cultivated, nile
from depot me from NeTYo TO exchange for Brooklyn property
Cash price $1,000 ,,, -, 50, III.
Dodue Hotel formerly famous Stsles Hoe oppeF
the K r. depot Bunswiek n j. will exchange Tor lA
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Gtathtrs.

A n experienced classical mathematical, and
N English TEACHER with excellent testimonials desires employ
ep as TEACHER TUTOR Gentlemen prepared for college, Ad
dress TUTOR Box No. l26, Tribune Office
VNEACHERS WANTING AUTUMN EN-
GAGEMRNTS should have Amer School Institutes Application
Demand for reliable teachers good Wanted specially C'
scs Mathematical Military Teachers for tTSa schools s'o
LA'i'' O' ~u'' j. W. sGAERMERHoRN No "a Bondst
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NETWORK AND .NEw-HAvEN RAIL:
SUMNER ARRSSGENFSr

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1902
Passenger Station in hesYok Of twenty A. .b9
fourth Entrance Twenty seveuthst
TRAINS LBAvB NETWORK
For NswlAyen and Bridgeport (ELl 1850 a his fRtl
(bI), 3t3 $50 5;39 aud B (RIl D. M - '' ''Nh~
Fer Milford SGod FairteA Southport and Wes,oor lin o.
- 3:t5. t:5). ard $50 q. '' ''
r, SoS'ss 9gEII 2 ynG nj ias on. Oh 80,
Por Darsn. T. ;, l:oL n. as. T:S. $50 .ad6Spm
For Stanford. T. il:SO l2;l5
Sts $50 (BH y Ga5 $50 $50. 7;i5. 3 ri p. " W"
For GTesnS1od Z 1850 2l3 3+s 4 $50 $50 tbs ?,
For Psr Chester and inernas stations att Isa mi GI$
3S t:tS, $50, $50. 7:l5, and $50 P.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, a m tRr.6 (Exlspm
For Boston, via Shore Line. i2;l5 Ia J. op. N
FOR Hartford and Springfield III J. 1915. (RHl
Sp. "A. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and rshin Railroad EI) IT. np
ySr S's Haven. NewLOuiOn and soaugtOa Railroad 10,
For Canal Railroad n. l2'lS Northampton and wHAae
bursb.
For HOasatoAe Railroad, o. N.
For EaHgaack Railroad, 9 a No., (EH) A:50p
Fer DAnBury and HOtWAk Railroad lg.i5 snd ISo m ana
IA eoaneeisn With Freight trails Eorsslk Dsnbafg
For NeWCAnaan Railroad a. IN 1878, an $50
C0mnodious Sleeping Cars attached 90 2 N traiu.
ganav
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@'stt5tstu County SaI Gstat. fut SALE.

GREAT BARGAlN-FOr n desirable place
SNn o. hys I've mlasteT walk hem Mamaronsk depot II
oeAtey good honssi esrihg. Of lAnd
Psnu Oh irS tnd shade good lseaon terms sasJ A.
SPENCER oUaer Ne. Isl GTasd.It ~ '
YONKERS.-A splendid French roof House
= m M eea aoghoorhSod Apply to J, YoUMAEs, ionhsri,
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IL ALBANY ssd TROY connecting 9Th
trains leave EeSYOrk fellows Coeinsad and Chicago Express
Chaks EIpFe0 1873 houtrsAl BHptess Psciss
RIpsL $50 Night Express n Elegant DrANing
attached 70 all day sns Aad Ssepsg sight Tie
IpTl q. 1894 WG II. VANDERBILT, vie. Pr,ssl,u.
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NEW-JEkSEY RAILKOAD-FROM FOOT Of
IN COURrLANbTST.Fsr PHILADELPHIA via KsRsiagcn
N Via Camden n, M Wa West Philadelphia. 10. 20
m, 10 a n. 1880 M n, o. ~ 92s n 10 nshL Fos
Baltimore aud WsshlngSn-SO 1880 p N. 9.Ra NJ fsH
South and South Wes,-8 20 ~. 9so' .. N.
FOR THE wEST-S:t0 a. 1880 ,. 9bM' The
~ ADD NJ aiHS ArSh 70 Cnenssa aal Chicago Sa b..
chnga Silver Palace Sleeping Cars through
Cincinnati and Chicago without change Saturday saasps
excepted aud those days trsa. Ths the ony hoo
running through Chicago by evening hasL ('DsJ
May 10. 1889 r. W. JACKSON, General Superintendent
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NEW. YORK to MONTREAL MITHOUT

~ BLAND.-SUhhRR ARRANGEMENT. aad amer Juuo l. 1000
he <AA wall leave the Roosevelt and GraasI Fsuiss - oOssi
a A.. Mall sr Pstehague And War Satoua
10 4 m Herrek anA al ssaNsza
kEPrsas Pa.ehgus stopping Jsmsiss VALLEY ssres
sh"nsyHe hsrrick SeaA eteept
Wswesd Passengers b. h AB will be uksssd through 10 Bspo~
ana Fire lslAna, va stage hsn PaoAsSue
$50 Accommodates Ispt threugh 70 Paehoea
$50 Ts on surlsy through tsp Al taiss
connect al Valley
ALL v for
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SttambUais atA SaiIruaAs.

TNROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.--Ths
fastest elegant evening river esesHboa.s IN the World svW
nERBIIT ar sECTICUT leaves Pier No. North Rive, -
sfspTpg EVERY EVENING Saturday excepted AZ 0eloe ~
Eot of Nest T tourhs At 6;5 Pare only 81 80 belug e
- than rail and c cheaper than otAsr reuts and Ike
oss 70 BSGao Niagara Fails al Points Wssto sarioA slss
TLa Al Point. on Lake ChEmpan to hostrezo an P
a. V.rmo.f and western Tickets ss and state -
secured AZ DoDDs EIprsls 06ees Nos 40 and "a koadwsy s
YoTk and No. COust. b-ookyn Also, at No. ~ Netst s
a.ne PsaE,sser landed in ssra.oEA In time for brsakt
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Excursions.
STEAMBOATS, aRS RaiIrra1s.

THE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE is the
mes, valuable Safeguard applied to Railroad Trains Thos
sands vi Men " VIM. g. DREAMER 4 son.
No attst.E y.York
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depOtO
II foo Of C1lnbersst and fsOt Of Twssythd at follows
Tktsugh Brpress trEs 10 Asd $50 and GID
daily Eew aud Improved Drawing Rsom COssses vii accompany
The Bafa connecting HoueasTis with magntcens
sleeping coashSp sEh 70 Cleveland Sleeping soIcA viii
the 10 Ssn kesAve ard from sasqushaRsa TO BuHoi
train Buffalo SBd the ESQ 10 RoeLssEsI
BuGAlo. sad CneiRnsa
and p Orange c. Express connecting for Hsuhorh WaF"
kontfSuery, AID UBiopVlle.
POF I'D War AT !.
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Transfers of Real Tssante.

Jacob Meyers TO Samuel Stphl s TC
Pierson, 90 acres in Pike TIP, $500.
John A Hay to ShlemOn Schneider. one
half lots 81 and 3S in Young's 2nd add
to Canton, $500.
Wm s Williams to John A Bay, lot in
Canton, $500 r-rss. eT1 a-l..-
] P Badly to Joseph A Ecrement, 20
acres in Nimishillen TIP, zoo.
E Teeters to Allen Battin, I acres Lexing
ton TIP, $3.50. -- --- .-+
Jonas Harst's Exers TO John B Harst, 1034
acres in Lawrence TIP, $62lO.
A Stitzer and others to VIM D Siffert &
James Corl, ! of SO acres Bethlehem
TIP, 5000. - E.9 81
ED Riley to Isaac Baker, acre and
half of mill, Paris TIP, $4,000.
George Robinson te VIM Fl Robinson, lot
in Freedom, $500. : ~ -
Peter Woy to John Staub, acres in o.
naburgh TIP, $63s.
Jacob NJ Mock to John Staub, acres in
Osnaburg TIP, 5000 e EW -
John Wilmer TO Elizabeth Feather, Hot IL
in Feathers add to Canton, $2F5.
Jonathan Shearer to h Criswell, S5 acres
in Osnaburg TIP, $1,000.
James Yant 20 Mary ANN Crawford. lot
- s6 IN Sparta, $2f5. @IAO4A~F {
Jacob Klotz to Geo A Shook, 80 acres IL
Lake TIP, $500. -s
Shanafelt to IIc % n: ubauer, acre in
e Lake Tp, 5000 r l..5-'.. --eA
J Neubauer to Catharine Danner, p acres
in Lake Up, $500. --'! l-.-i
NJ Hover to A People, 10 acres in PlaiI
TIP, $500. ID sF-''- no
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l. o. o. F. IN CANTON.
Twenty-rourth Anniversary,

A~enAy-AOurfh Anniversary
On Wednesday of last week, the Inde-
pendent Order of OddSFellows, celebrated
the twenty fourth anniversary of the order
In Canton. The two lodges of our town,
Nimisilla and Mannheim deserve great credit
for the satisfactory manner in which the
celebration passed off and all are confident
their brethren frOm q distance were more
than pleased. ~~.~A
The early trains brought members of
the order from both directions, and the
Canton brethren were on hand with the
band to meet and accompany them up
town. We learn the following lodges
were represented: Amity at Salem, Ali
ance al Alliance, SippO at Massillon; Law
renee at Fulton, Heber at Navarro, Wads>
worth Medina Co., Orion at Washing
tonville, Mansfield Members from many
other localities were in attendance from
many other places.
We had call for instance from Colonel
Shaw of SandYville, who has been mem
Der of the order for over thirty years, also,
Mr.. Norman Pardee, of Wadsworth, an
old friend of many q day ago. ....
The spacious hall of Nlmisilla lodge in
Commercial block, was splendidly decoEat.
ed, and here they assembled prior TO their
AAAICu 10 the AAlI BtOuuuS. ADOuL II
o'clock the grand procession was formed
in order by Mr.. Ely of Alliance, as chief
marshal, and Mr.. w. II. Wyant of Cam
ton, as assistant. The Salem, Alliance
and Canton Young America, bands dealt fine
music. About five hundred Odd-fellows
were in the procession, and with their
banners, regalias and other decorations and
the fse music, attracted general attention
on their route TO the Fair Ground.
Having arrived on the ground the ad
dress of welcome to the brethren of the
order from abroad was delivered by Rev.
]. w. Goodlin of Canton, after which the
good things and abundance provided for
the inner man were duly attended TO and
enjoyed.
On re-assembling after dinner tie Rev.
GoodIin presented Bible TO the German
Lodge of Canton, ca behalf of the other
Lodges of this (the 69th) District, which
was responded to by Mr.. HAddeus of CO.
lumbus. Mr.. Haddeus then delivered al
address in the German language W hich il
highly spoken of.
Before returning to town it was agreed
to celebrate next year in Alliance The
procession was reformed and returned Il
their hall where an adjournment soon tool
place, all parties being well pleased will
the demonstration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

MEssRs. r. C. & G. S. BLARK Gentle
men: have just recovered from that
fearful diAease Dyspepsia, through the
use OF ofCLARKS' ANTt-BILIOUS COM
POUND Long before 1 suspected 6ys-
pepsia. had frequent attacks OF sick
headache with sourness OF stomach, low
ness,of spirits and desdondency. Ny
first resort was to "Bitters'' of which
used a great variety and received a dis
tressful burning in my stomach instead
Of any real benefit. Getting no better
sought the aid Of Physician, but the
disease seemed 10 battle ali bis Efforts =
became very nervous, could not bear
TO be alone, did not like to converse With
any one. felt fretfnl and ilritable. IN ane
was miserable. At last my physician
sent for half q. dozen bottles OF your An~
ti-BiliOus Compound, and took it IN
accordance with dhis diEections.s1A few
weeks were sufficient to make me feel
pretty well and the continued use cured
me-. ,Iwould not be with0ut the nledl
cine uuder any circumstances. ~,
p ] III N 't +.t- Yours truly,
IrOnton, o. ~ GEO. w. DAVIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16


Mayors CoURT.-MarshaI Oldfeld, last
week on Friday, arrested Charles Rea,
VIM. Abersale and Charles Myers, boys of
about Is, on the affidavit of Daniel Wor-
ley, Superintendent of our Schools. The
charge was for destroying ornamental trees
in the school yard at the South school
building. After an examination they
acknowledged guilt. Being boys and their
parents all poor, Mayor SaVler fined each
five dollars and costs, making seven dollars
to each Let boys take warning. o. III I
Marshal Oldfeld and deputy Either ar
rested Jamie and Hughie last Saturday
afternoon, for fighting an the Public
Square, and soon had them before the
Mayor. Both worthless were as full O1
whisky as their skins would hold. Ol
course they were finod five dollars and
costs, and jugged till they should be so
bered up, 60 80
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16
= LEGAL.

T2EGA5 NOTICE N
IL . g1sll---r -
Peter N. Soi1.Stt and Jefferson Schlett
who reside in TIE State of Missouri, and
Napoleon Hessey and FiannR hessey
his wife, who reside in the State OF Min
nOsota, will take. notice that Samuel Il.
Richard Schlott, deceased. on the 9th Of
May A.. ID. 1869, filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Stark cOqnty, Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate Of said
deeedent is insumc cant to pay his debts
andaclaiLns against said estatg, and the
charges OF admfnistratiOns that he died
seized OF the foIlePing described real
estate situate in sAld -coqnty, to wit =
A part OF the VEST llttlf Of the south west
quarter ofseetion aumBeF thirty. one in
township number twelve in range HuRa-
Der eight, and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at the center stake on the west
boundary line of said section thence
east on tho division line OF said section
nine chains and thirty tive links To a
post: thence south fifteen chains and
sixty-seVen and one-half links to q post;
thence west nine chains and thfrty@
four links to "A post } thence north
fifteen chains and seventy -onS links to
the placs of beginning. containing four
taen acres and Isl tySffYe hundredths OF
an acres and that Susanna Young, as
widow or said deeedent, Is entitled TO
dover in said premises
The prayer OF said petition is for the
assignment of dover 10 said Susanna
Young, and for a sale OF said premises,
subject to such dover estate, for the
payment OF the debts and Charges aIare-
said. Said petition will be for hearing
on the tst day of July. A. d. 1888.
d. II q Il RAFF q SCHNEIDER,
! 3nhs2W4 aAl Att,ys for Petitiolsr.
q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

PATENr BABY-JUAIPER.--It It Is said.
there are more Patent Rights issued to
citizens OF Canton, than 70 any other
place Of the size in the United States
Every few days we hear Of a new inVen-
ton by one Of tfs, for which Patent has
been obtained. Passing neighboring
home the other daY, our attention was
called TO a contrivauce in which was
psFched suekling. vigorously occupied
in a see-saw motion, that certainly from
the demonstrating made, must have af-
forded the child great deal OF amuse-
ment. There is a lever, upon the long
arm OF which, IL a seat for the. child SO
constructed, that there Is no danger OF
its falling out The short arm II attach
ed to n leaf spring fastened 70 'base.-
This lever works.upon a.fulcrum 80 easy.
that a child six months old, will soon
learn 10 work IL with ease and perfectde-
light. .-. H.f.. -.-- -ri ~
On inQuIring We learned, that the con
triVnncs was the invention OF MessIs.
Berg q Stevens, PrOpriatoFs ola Wagon
shop on Seventh Street, and that Letters
Patent had been obtRinsd for u. Thai II
will be a success, We have rot a doubt.
To sec Il work, Is suflicient TO convince
any one, that it must afford delight to
the child and therefore be = comfort 20
the mother. Y !l - Il lIYFm