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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
MARKETS.
CANTON, Ono, Dec. %, 1869.
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, December q.
Cotton-Quiet and unchanged: sales of 800 bales
at 251Ic for middling uplands,
FlOur-ClOsed steady for low grades.
Grain-Wheat quiet and steady; 81 2la1 231%
for No spring; 81 3lal 80 for winter red and am
Der western: Oats good; supply heavy: at G2aG3c
for western; Corn nominal at 81 O9al IL for old
mixed western; new southern yellow selling at 81
Lard-Dul at I7al71lc for t1se-to prime steam
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BIE0,

WEAGLEY-In Canton, On the 26th inst, Of
consumption, Dr. L. E. Weagley, aged about u
years and months.
LIND-In Plain tp, Of dropsy, Mrs. Catharine,
wife Of John Lind, aged about Sc years
Mrs. Lind was only married to Mr.. Lind last
March. She was the oldest daughter Of Mr.. SaID
uel StOver, well known as the proprietor for many
years Of the American Hotel Of this city.
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A PERTINENT oUEsrIos-Tho Phila

n FhAIINENt QUhsIIOA.-4Ae IHIIA-
delphis Age has the following:
Rev rockingham denounces editors
and Interviewer as 'perverters of public
opinion May not clerical promoters Of
adultery be elassed as perverters of public
moralsT'
The woman suffrage. free love pulpiteers
have not much regard probably for the
public morals" Brigham Young is en-
gagged in the same great mission of ''re-
form" Some folks regard the whole
batch as engaged in the DEVILS doings.
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TO PHIsIcIANs-Ar. speer takes the liberty Of
requesting physicians to institute eIAmina-
tlon Of the merits of his Port Grape Wine. The
wine Is the pure juice Of the Port grape, cultlva
ted by him FOR the purpose, and is now success
fully used and prescribed by the physicians in
the large cities Who have fully tested it. and re-
gard it peculiarly adapted to their mode Of
nractieo.
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Canton Academy.

This institution opens new term on
Monday next. We are glad to learn that
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery will commence their
next term with good increase of pupils.
They exceeded their expectations last
term. and We may say the Canton Acade-
my promises well.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

TTNHE undersigned has = few more of fthose cheap
j and desirable building Lots for sale in his ad-
tion in the northern part of the city which he
will sell very low, on terms to suit purchasers.
Remember, these acre lots less the streets and
alleys. Call and see them before you buy. For
Particulars, call the subscriber, either at the
AqditOrs otlees or at his residence on North Mar
ket stFeoet.
feblp6O SEQ. W. LAWRENCE
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December p,
Grain-wheat dull: not much doing in corn and
oats. Rye 9Oa95e. Barley dull at 81 25al 80 for
fall.
Whisky-Uusettled: offers of CSC: buyers ask
9Oa95c
Hogs-Firner and higher at 50 5OalO TO- receipts
1000 for three days.
ButteF-Firm at 3On35c.
Eggs-Declined 10 CSC.
Oils-Linseed SSc.
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HARMLESS BEAUTIFUL AND LASuK0.-nrs. 8. A, Al
lens Hair RestOrer and Dressing. The attention
of the public Is invited to the valuable improve
ment recently made in this preparation It's IN
fallible property Of quickly restoring Gray Hair
10 it's original color is here combined with most
agreeable Dressing all in one bottle
Also her ZYLOBALSAhUh, another prepare
ton clear and transparent A toilet luxury for
cleansing, dressing and strengthening the hair,
far prsfeFable to French Pomades and At half the
cost. Sold bY Druggist 25lV-eV2m
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Lee L Hard.

The Dining Hall of Messrs. Lee & Hard,
in Saxton's block, on South Market street,
is place Of popular resort. Their ar
rangements are tip-top, and the variety
and cooking arc OF the choicest and
most acceptable character They prepare
oysters in every acceptable style-and
their square meals are highly satisfactory.
Call and see.
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To HoUsXKEEPERs.-Bear in mind that Dooley's
Baking Powder is not only the most reliable ba-
king powder in the market, but each can contains
the full weight represented. No ingredients
enter into its composition. 1t is vastly the cheap
est well as the best. The Powder can be had at
any grocery. dec29W2.
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Chicago Market.
Chicago, D,

Chicago, December 27.
Grain-Wheat quiet and frmer at IaI14c higher
sale Of No at sec No at 7s3asOe, closed at 7915
assoc.
Hogs-A shade frmer at $40 1215alI 90 for good
to choice; SlI 25 for extra, closing firmer. Live
hogs quiet at 81 75as % for light stoe1ers IS 25a
go for fair TO medium; s. IS R9 % for good; 50 65a
10 90 for choice
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Only Reliable Cure for
Dyspepsia in the World.

nR. WISHARTS Great American Dyspepsia
IL Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial are a positive
and infallibie cure for Dyspepsia in it's most ag-
gravated form, and no matter of DOW long stand
ing.
They penetrate the secret abode of this terrible
disease, and exterminate it root and branch, for,
ever
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
They are noted for curing the most desperate
to afford relief
No form Of Dyspepsia indigestion can resist
tbafr rkroti
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Cleveland Market.

Flour-Dull and heavy:
Grain-Wheat No red held at 81 10 Corn, old.
held at soc for No S5c for No g new shelled soc:
do ear T6c. Oats quiet and unchanged; No 1
State held At 52c- Rye dull and nominal, held at
9Oa95c Barley dull at 9OcaSl, nominal rates.
Petroluem-Dull refined 2Ga26I&c in large lots
small lots 2sa29c; crude dull at So 80 per barrel
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THE Daily WORLD

contains all the news OF the day that can
be obtained by mail and telegraph from
all parts of the world, and thorough dis
cussions of all topics of interest
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THE MORBID ALMANAC FOR 1szr

p THE WORLD almanac for 1870 viii
coutain vast quantity of political in
formation OF use to every voter, and of
such character as can be obtained in
no other publication.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY wORT,D.

published Tuesday and Friday, is a
large quarto sheet, containing all the
news published in the Daily World,
with the exception OF such local reports
as may be of no interest to non-resldents
OF Now York city. Its market repocts
are as full as as those Of the Daily edi-
tlon, and it contains, besides interesting
literary matter, on Friday of each week
full report of the Farmers Club.
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The Engineer corps did not continue
their survey westward last Monday, but
it is expected they viii next Monday. Mr.
Pillsbury continues as chief engineer and
Mr.. Henry Cock IS first assistant.
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GO Rnneh or Grnnes.

On Standard in another column. SPEERS
STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recon-
mended by physicians for Dyspepsia, on account
OF its toRie properties lie purity, and its delicious
flavor. mRr3l-ly
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H L. VoaLEsEsANa and family return
ed on Monday from years sojourn in
Tennessee. We learn the family yearned
for old Canton and their old friends. Quite
natural
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A good, gentle family mare. will not
scare at cars, Is also a good traveller.
Enquire at this office.
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SPECTATOR" should know we insert no
communication without knowing the
author. A publisher is entitled to that
much confidence, at least.
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MoTs 4 Co, Southern Land and Emigration
Agents, III Broadway, New York, want an auxil-
iaTy agent in every county in Ohio. They are
sinesR. nOVlOtf
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IT viii be seen in this paper that Sheriff
Dunbar IS again before the public with
notices Of sale
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EPISCOPAL ssRvIcE-Eyery Sabbath, in Schefer's
Opera House, az lO5l o'clocd NJ and ~ o'clock
Pm REV. J. c. LAVERTY,
marriott Officiating.
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JOIN McGREeoR has yet a good sup
ply Of those choice books Of History,
Poetry, &C. Also Toy Books. Albums,
&c. very cheap.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

A CCoM8IODATIONSe can bo had for l2 day-
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X. P.-Buckeye Lodge No. II, Knights of Pyth-
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AHArFr New Year to all our friends.
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Il is the vital prirsIpls Of the Sine Tree, OBJ
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FANcY goods and toys at cost at Fa-
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A s the Holiday Season is approaching, we re
n peotfully invite dealers to call and examine
our stock, which comprises the
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SUGARS.
sYRuPs ANp MoLLAssEs-
SPICES.
FRUITS AND. NUTS.
CANTON, OHIO.

Grain Pepper (sifted 45
AlsPlce.- ~
Cinnamon 90
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-15

ing of military and postal rail way from
Washington 10 New York.
BY Mr., HeatoD, to repeal the act OF 4th OF Julv,
ltol, restricting the jurisdiction of tue Court
oi MS snd to extend the statute OF limita-
BY Mr.. Lawrence. to regulate the method of
converting gold into currency, beiug the act
introduced by Mr.. Boutwell, at last session and
BY Mr. Garfield TO provide for the safety of
'ne eI ives N. o. passengers AZ sea .,
puoic lands except under the pre-. en- ption
Alfo, TO discourage poIygamy In Utah, by
granting q uffrage to The women.
Also large humber OF other bills.
ny mr; Coouin, TO amend the national cur
BY Mr.. Terry. making appropriations for
BY Mr. Butler Mass }. concerning vacancies
In the Adju'snt-Generaps Department.
BY Mr; Hanks bill a1tnorizing tue New
Company TO land It's submarine cable on the
shores of the United States.
AlsO to create the office OF Chief Veterinary
Surgeon OF the United States.
Be Mr.. Ward. to repeal the section OF the act
of 1857 which provides that ali ord srs, ETC.,
la,ing to military orders made by the President
shall he Issued tnIoueh he General OF tue army
- by MT, Morreli tPal to modify the existing
By Mr. ONeill, to- encourage and facilitate
leIeRraphio communication between the
Eastern and western continents.
BY MI stone, making appropriations to re.
move the obstruc!ions to the navigation of
Britton bav, MARYLAND.
BY Mr.. Kelley, to establish an assay Office at
Helena. Montana Territory.
BY Mr., Sohenck, relative To gold contracts.
Also. hill TO prohibit the farther increase of
the public debt.
By Mr.. Murgen, instructng the Secretary of
St. te to inquire into the alleged arrest aud i'm
pfisopment OF General James 3. Steadmau.
BY Mr.. Paine q bili TO provide for the orgsnl-
patton of q provisional government in Mfssis-
sippi.
By Mr.. Hopkins, for the better protection OF
Immigrant pssser gers at sea.
Also, by various mem mbers. large number of
bllls, most OF which have been before the COM
miitees at the last session. They numbered in
all l4h.