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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-18

RADICAL EDITOR ACCEPTS
TKEE SITUATION IN TENN
ESSEE-
The Cleveland Herald. heretofore
ranked as among the bitter Radical
sheets. takes this sensible view of
the Radical situation in Tennessee:
''SENTER VS.. SToKEs.-The re.
turns from Tennessee clearly indicate
that Stokes, the ''bald eagle'' of
East Tennessee, has had his wings
clipped close to his body. In other
words, the advocate of the disfranch-
isement of the rebel element of
Tennessee has been overwhelmingly
defeated by the advocate of universal
suffrage and general amnesty. We
are not disposed to lament this result,
for the time has come, in the eStina-
ton of decided majority of the
right thinking people of the country,
for the renewal of all restrictions np-
on suffrage in the rebel communities
of the South. The triumph ofSenter
Is the dawn of new era of good will
and cordial fellowship throughout
heland, and will go far to Ostrengthen
the bonds that should unite every
citizen to the Republican. The
people of the North, whilst never
forgetful OF the awfnlness of the re-
bellion, and its direfnl consequences
in the loss of life and property, no
longdr cherish that bitter anImosity
that has been represented by Stokes
in the recent canvass in Tennessee.
but are entirely satisfied to see the
privileges of American citizenship
enjoyed by the mas, of the people
lately in rebellion, as well as those
who remained loyal To the Union,
The triumph of Senter in Tennessee
is the downfall of prescription and
disfranchisment throughout the
SOuth.'' '--- p 'l' . y
The editor scenes to EJrget that
the removal Of all restrictions aspon
suffrage in the South, will restorethe
domination,of the whites, and that
will ring the death kneIl Of carpet
baggers, and of other Radicals and
of Radical supremacy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-18
KENTUCKY r.IzEC,rrnN.

The.LouIsvilIe Courier Journal pub
fishes an incomplete list of members
elected to the Kentucky Legislature.
According to. this list there are in
the Senate, 50 far as req orted, two
Republicans, two Independents. and
thirty Democrats. In the House
there Is one Republican and fifty
three Democrats. Ofthe remaining
Senatorial districts three elected Dem
ocrats,tO the last Legislature, and one
(GFeenup county, a Republican. In
the House, of the, fifty-six dis
triets remaining to be heard nom;
two elected Republicans to the last
Legislature Democrats are now
chosen. O. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-18
The Men Paid by the state TO
Abuse Democrats. er-...
''That's the way the money goes,

sa ''Thats the way the money goes, 5-r..l
70 And then, pop goes the weasel." 77
The State Executive Committee of
the Republican party, that makes
false charges against the Democratic
Legislature, is composed of seven.
members, four of whom are paid.
large salaries by the State, while
thus spending their time in the club
room of the committee coneocting
falsehoods to be put fourth as true.
These men are: rage 19sElf.I
Sydney S. Warner, Treasurer OF
State-sa salary $3, 1000 per annum. hga
sEnos I. Hall, Chief Clerk to the
Secretary of State, whose salary is
within a very small fraction of five
dollars per day, for every day in the
week, Sundays included. l3 a,. l-i-7
Rodney Foes, Clerk of the Supreme
Court salary of 81 500 thellast Rad
cial Legislature give him, because
the fees charged by him would not
amount to 0ne-third that sum. 7'-.y
| w. R. Thrall, Private Secretary to
| Governor Hayes, draws a laFgesalary
from the State, and besides, charges
and receives fees for making out pa
lpers which the State pays his assistant
clerk for doing, making the salary
over four thousand per annum. SEQ
/ Here are beautiful specimens of
Il Treasury guardians, to charge the
| crime Of drawing money from the
State for services not reformed on
Democrats. The State pays these
men large salaries, hence its right to
all their time. When absent from
duty, attending to electionering for
Radicalism, no one is paid by them
to take their place ana peform their
duties, and hence the days spent in
the club room of the Radical head
quarters is at the cost of the people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-18
CANTON, STARK COUNTY, OHIO, AUGUST 18, 1862

Our Expenses'and NVhnt we Tax.
A writer in the Erening Post OF
New York says:
We need for expenditure about
800 millions Of dollars. We agree
to raise from customs $50 million
dollars. To obtain this sum, about
3S millions more than England raises
from 6 articles, we tax more than
1000 different articles of imports.
But we can actually get rs millions
of dollars revenue from the follow
ing D articles: Coffee, tea, sugar,
wine and spirits, Tobacco and liquors.
To obtain the other IS millions only,
therefore, we see fit to lay duties on
nearly four thousand articles; and
charge a duty as high as $50 per cent.
on some goods i; to get these SO, 900,
600, We tax no less than one thousand
million dollars of consumable COM
mOditieS annually, and thereby en-
hance their price on the average so
per cent. We raised, for instance, a
revenue of not quite $1,000,0 from
100,0 tons of imported pig iron.
But we consumed 1, 600,0O tons of
home made iron besides in 1868, on
all which the price was raised to the
amount of the duty on foreign iron,
Thus the tariff compelled the people
togpay the domestic pig iron makers
bonusof $14,500, 600, gold during
that year.
We did not raise one dollar of rev
enue from wooden blankets for the
last three years. as there Is heavy
duty on this article; nevertheless, the
duty compelled the people to pay
the manufacturers forty cents in
currency pound, for what can be
bought in England for twenty-foul
cents currency. --.. ... Id.
| The extraordinary number ol
articles of import taxed, compel us
to keep a custom house staff that
outnumbers the armies with which
we formerly fought and conquered
the savage Indians. We put temp
tationS in the way of these public
servants which have bred corruption
among them. we offer a premium
for smuggling and false swearing
the New Orleans sugar scandal al
this moment, and the New YORK
silk Scandals of last winter will test.
tify to this. -.. ...r es
| We tax the poor mans clothing
glass, crocKery, bedding fuel and gas
/ VIC IdA lL16 WOO4Su SOckS III tlo DSOS
100 per cent. and brass coffin nail Al
per cent. And all the misery, vict
corruption and fraud caused by thesu
bad laws are perpetuated to rais'
seVenty-five million dollars revenut
from several thousand articles, WheI
the same sum ceuld not be got only
from ten articles. But then thu
simpler system would not enricl
five or six thousand monopolists
who under the name of ''protectioI
to American industry" impose thes
grievous wrongs on the people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-18

DOOK-BINDER and Blank-BOok
ID Manufactured. All order from
abroad promptly attended. Biudery IN
Harter's Block, Cup stairs-)
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THE esCANE BOT,TONIED
GIWWaWuP


In tattered old slippers that toast at the
And a ragged old jacket perfunIed with
- cigars, si YsE -rs-g15.st T..15gaD
Away from the world and its tolls, and its
I've snug little kingdom up four pair of
at5 s' 'N'E :=a. syae eg Es'afsfb
To mount to this realm is toll, to be sure,
But the fire there is bright and the air irath.
er pure;' Iehi -Etl-a I'D ~ 5a-r
And the view I behold on a sunshiny day
Is grand through the chimney pots over
the way. r-fas - ~ g.
This snug little chamber is crammed in ali
hooks .tr. g.s --r,,.e-.-
With worthless old knickknacks and silly
old books,
And foolish old odds and foolish old ends,
Cracked bargains from brokers, cheap
keepsakes from friends. I-- 81
Old armor, prints, pictures, pipes, china
(all cracked rsl II
Old rickety tables, and chairs broken back
ed;
A two penny treasury wondrous to see 3.
What matter 2 tits pleasant to you, friend,
and me.
No better diyan need the Sultan require,
Than the cracked old sofa that basks by
10 the fire; rs E.-f..- f~-fl-.-f,
And It's wonderful, surely, what music you
get '-'' -,- ot'iD
From the rickety, ramshaelle, iwheezy
.!-is Spine''' .a-5..sEo is7o5 SEA stTT
That praying rug came from aTurcoman's
By Tiber ono once twinklod that bfazsen old
30 lamp; Ei h87ifg1 ID lii-y tuf
A mameluke fierce yonder dagger has
'Tis erodsweaponl to toast mullins ON
Long, long agg through the the hours, the night
Here we talk OF old books, and old friends,
l-',-. and old times; G7i a-H-l-tui ~
As we sit in a fog made of rich Latakie,
Ihis In 3 chamber is pleasant to you, friend,
E-i-,|T61 IL .os1 20 na!tEnfrfsu
But of all the cheap treasures that garnish
my nest, -.tr
There's one that I love and cherish the
'-= best; ~ Il -ast- .ilIE.7aF)
For the finest of cOuches that padded with
l. haH, iH.g L 81 -usEE Er- ETeT.sr1
meyer would change Thee. my cane bot.
toned chair. I-ili"
i. - ( ~ ElJ1i1 es--3 zsuli eszdJ
IT'S handy legged, high shouldered, worm
! seat,
With a creaking old back, and twisted OH
But since the far morning when Fanny
sat there, .rese.s.
l bless thee and love thee, old cane bot
-' toned chair. II z"t-. Cd
| % q
II Il chairs had but feeling, in holding suel
A thrill. must have, passed. through you
withered old arms; .h9EllcEl
l looked and / louged, and IWished in. de
4 l wished myself turned to cane bottome,
II Msl=E- IusG IsuCIteE as'f hssegB
And so have valued my char ever, since
Like the shrine of saint, or the throne o
a prince: --Y-'Aa II - piif
Saint Fanny, my patroness sweet, Ideclare
The7queen of my heart and my. cane bol
-" toned chair gscaa u tsa8 aatlsy
When the candles burn low, and. the con,
: I panys gone, 80 Il FJf l3ioy oiEl
In the silence Of night as / sit here alone
l sit here alone, but we yet are pair
; My Fanny I seein my cane bottomed chaii
She comes from the past and revisitss m
room;
She looks; as she did then, all beauty beantJo an n
bloom, o. g.sssEaE Z sl.sr I =. 8.
So smiling and tender, SO fresh and 81
falr; siE Te.,..ti.. aa ,.s
And yonder she sits in my cane bottome
chair, uz5- -t-- s-l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-18

BEN. WADE said: well, why
shouldn't the Chinese eomshefa, and
have ali the rights and priVfIeeEs9-
They are add sight better than the
Irish I" That is what Foruey and ali
the rest of the Radical leaders say
And they say so with comp paratiVe
reference to the negro. And yet they
are hoping to bqifd- up an Irish wing
tered party. sNot for Joseph"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-18
J.G. WILLARD.

(NOUNTY SURVEYOR-OfRce in
Olthe County Recorders office In the
Wikidal Building, where he can be
found when In the city ; IL not, any bu-
slness wanted can be, left with Jacob
RsplIngeF, J -Esq., County Recorder, who
will give duo notice to me- 43..r
The lnW Ruthorizss the Count y Survey,
or to- take the aeknoWledgmen Of any
Instrument OF writing; he WiH thersforC
write and acknowledge Agreements
Mortgages, Deeds, &C., &c. At fail PI,v
aud up0n the shortest notice. i.- =.
Canton Ian. Is 1888. s... ..EI
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An, old minister. named mckinney
old enough, to have acquired at 3east a
varnish OF deeenSy, nom long atsoeia-
ton with decent people-took part inlthe
hitewRshing Of preacher Lynn at
mitted to say that 'hs knew from pleas
ant experienced forty years ago that
young ladies would stfuggle even VIXEN
they did not objects, of bsiugs kissed.
They struggled that there might be
more, hugging doue.''r Such an lasserH
ton might have been expected from
seae-s -salaeious- olaekguArd. That a
venerable" minister of EtheA gOsr e.
should indulge In SO vulgar a siander ol
the fair sex is simply disgracefuI TO
his sacred profession."' - - Et.I
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COunseI %, nc ,YouI.Ls.

-. 500 - t-Sr iT-1S1 80 N1r-rsss a.
slNEyERibe worried by , trffes. ! II
spider breaks. his thread twenty
times, twenty times will he mend 1t
again. Make up your mind to d9a
thing and you Willado it, @Feat NOT,
though troubles be upon you, keep
up your spirits though the day be 9
q ''TrOubIes5 never last fore forever v4eer-4 77ois
The darkest day viii pass away. ~ "
If the sun is going down, look at
the stars If the earth is dark, ke6p
your eyes on heaven With Ged a
man or child may; be cheerful. -r.T5
.ifNever despair when there's fog in the air,
A sunshiny morning will come without
warning" ere -12n -Gctl
Mind what you run after. Never
be content with a bubble that will
burst, or a firework that will end in
smoke and darkness Get. that
which you can keep, and is worth
Keeping --.'i iii --1i--i tsioi'
~ ''somthing sterling that viii stay, ,,doi4
'-'HWhen gold and silver fly awAy.H lsi
Fight hard dagainst ahasty TEN peri
Anger will cone, hut resist it stOat1
ly. A spark may seta house on fire,
A fit of passion may give you cause
to mourn all the days OF your life.
Never revenge an fDjafyysb lagiJaH
81 ''He:that- Ievngeth Knows noaresgdiD
The meek possess peaceful breast.'3sd
If you have an enemy act kindly
to him and he Will be your friend.
You mayIpot win him over at once,
but try again, Let one kindness fol-
low another until you have com!
passed your end. little by little
great things are cOmpleteds9 s3aIn3
/ - I Water falling dack away5n,si1l W
/ q e, Wears the hardest poI " f9.''ur1su
sAndsorePested ilsindnessrWiII soft
en- a hard hearIs -.,..-.....- tf.
Whatever you do, DO it willingly.
A boy who is whipped atschooi, new
er learns his lessons Well. A man that
IS compelled t0lWork. cares not how,
badly IL is performed, He that tpulls,
OF his coat cheerfuily, strips np his
sleeves in earnest, and sings white he
| works, is the naaifor me-. igJaHU Ga
o.4,"A cheerful spirit gets gohsquieli, ID y
|o7A grumbler in the mud Will stielsi' va0l
Evil thoughts are worse enemies
than lions and tigers, for we can keep
out of the way of wild beasts, but
bad thoughts win their way every
where. The head thatis full of good
thoughts, bad4eheughts fad no room
to enter. r.-.fs..u an. ,,-.-,,..
/ 49, BE on your guard, and strive each day,
To drive all evil thoughts away. 30 O'f9
. ed.
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. 81 j I'll
TIE RESULT OF APPLICATION
Seek TO acquire the power Of contin-
uous application without which YOU
cannot expect success .4fyyou do
this, you will be able to perceive the
distance which It creates Between YOU
and those who have not such habits.
You will not count youTsel6 cuorwill
they yCOunt you, /, as one ofth henas9 Thus
you will find lyoVrself emerging into,
the higher regions ofinte teIlectual and
earnest men-men who are capable
of making a place for themselves, ins
stead OF standing idly gaping, desir-
ing place without a power to com
mandit.c Keep on striving to accom-
plish more and more every day, and
thus enlarge constantly the range '46E
yourIntellec ecti1al ability II yon learn
to1dOsas muehsYork in one day as,
you used to do in two and three days,
you are as good as two OF. three such
men as you ssformefly y were, boiled
down to one.4f[ Drs Maryland. sdl OF
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In the appropriations made by the
Democratic Legislature are included
those for the Central Lunatic
Asylum, and the Morgan Raid
Claims, Of which latter claim COL
onel Pond, the Republican candidate
for Attorney General, was one of the
principal advocates. Taking out
these special appropriations, and the
difference in,favor of the Democratic
Legislature would be s., ,286, ,799 O9.
These figures never have, and cannot
beTsuccessfulIy denied. u .... 81
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A darkey gives the following reas o
why the colOred race is superior to nthe
white race Heareasons thusly: " i.ll
.sTbat all men are made of clay, and
ike the omerschaum pipe, they are more
valuable when highly colored. s -3al...
....r .-... g.. g
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"A A NAN, Who has started a paper
at Boise City, Idaho, announces his
purpose thus: 'SaiatrtoFy=We have
started apaperSuaEuRg GapitGL Cltron-
Icet principles, Democratic to the
hit object, TO rnakea living; office,
on Main street, about three. hundred
yards below the Overland Hotel; op-
pesitecan old 9ysteE- can in the, road,
and wen l run q II Or bust; - -, ,,'.l @ ,,'f
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JogEPH CREVoIsIR Jr

NOTARY PUBLIC-OHice north
IN east corner of Public square. He
Will attend to drawing deeds, mortgages
powers OF attorney, &c. In Addition to
the English, he also speaks the German
aud French languages. He Will also
procure PASSPORTS for persons wishing
TO 90 TO EuroOe. Si-l -.
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~ ASA iLljE97T=7-F TTT7T77 III y loAIA
sf A MRS. VAEKIRK, who .iIYesC near
Waterford Indiana, amused an = hferselE llf
Isttss gate. lLIF. cVi6lett seized AiId
whipped hera The result stwe5grY
tFla4s,an 1smz0i sad eiduob rs
.aGiEroW sIs spnidT
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MAssLILoS, o.
FeurftlIy Accident to Miners
Eight Persons KILLED and
Wounded. a-.l ysr5
MAssILLON, August 10.

A terrible accident occurred a t the
mines of Henry Foltz. near MassilIon,
this morning, resulting in the serious
iDilry of eight miners, some of them
fatally. The men were descending into
the shaft in a cage weighing over two
tuns, which Is operated by q connection
with the engine, When the cage had
descended about twenty feet into the
shsft the connection broke, precipitatH
ing the men to the bottom, over forty
feet, They are all more or less injuredr
some having both legs broken, some
broken RIBS. arms, &C. A father and
son each had Their right legs broken. az
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LOTS FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE! {!

lTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS A
Il few more of those Cheap and DesirS
able Building Lots for sale in his adds
ton In the northern part of the city,
which he will sell very low, on terms 10
suit purchasers. Remember. these are
acre lots less the--strsets and alleys. Call
and see them before you buy. For par
tIeulars, call on the subscriber, either at
at the Auditors office or at his residence
on North Market street.
.r-r.rr., GEO. w. LAWRENCE
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9 furniture 4 aluatttskiug.

J. B. MeCREA, & CO.,
TURNITURE DEALERS AND
Z Observation-Disclosures Tascara-
was, street. ,-.5I. --.l noy4tf
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agatfhss, glEwfIFu, etc.
OTTO WINTERHALTER

DRACTICAL MATCHMAKER
il and Jswelar, and Dealer iniWatches.
Clocks, Jswelry and SiIvsrEare-l Re-
pairing neatly done, on short notice.
No. Eagle Block. feb3 l6otf
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--st,ta A- AS4A 5JIl1l 81 81 t5uattJ
Tue latest reporI aDout, Eugenie5s
projected, American tour Is that's
cottage Is to be buitt for her at Sara
toga. Tt IS to be a modest little Rfs
fair, costing only a. .mIllion francs or
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FACTS FOR .TAxPAYERS.
$e,626,O62 SO

Difference in favor of the
nap,ocrotic I a,-;sIo4,,-o. 81 O0o pzno M
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1''The army viii be reduced one
half" said the "a administration
''Ehe recruiting service is hereby
resumed" says the War Depart
meht. ~. ----.-...-...---.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is REA-
Il DY 70 sell on good terms upwares OF
90 City Lots on Walnut, Cnerry, Poplar
Market aud other stIe0ts N the northern
part OF the city Of canton, beautifully
located for private residences and dwell
Ing houses.
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
=. d .i - Canton, Ohio,
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A TTORNEY ATinAW, and Gen
n 0ral Collection Agent. Alliance, o,
Business entrusted to his care will re-
csIve prompt attention 25tf
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A TFORNEY AT -LAW--Omee-in
n Eagle Flock-over National Bank.
iuns 96' 81 .i.I'.
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ST. CLOUD HOTFL-

DY DANIEL SOURRECKTAt
ID the StAtion-Allianee, Ohio. MeOiS
always In readipes on arrival ofzosrss ~
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I ARTICLE XIV. j.. The right of the
citizens of the United States to vote
and hold Office shall not be denied
or abridged by the United States, or
any state, ON ACCOUNT OF RACE
COLOR, or previous condition of
servitcde.
2. The Congress shall have power
TO enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
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sCHAEFER & LYNCH,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Notary
II Public. and Military Claim Agent,
Alliance. Ohio n ------- u - IL III
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n. g. lMcGREGOR,
HARVEY LAUGHLIN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Gen
~ erel Collecting Agent, Carthage. Jas
par county, Missouri. oot2ltf
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lgaaAtrs.

GEO. D, HARTER 8 BROTHER,
DANKERS-East TusaRawas st.
ID RsesfVe Deposits, iLO0n Money buy
terSst Notes. Ekchauee BoaRhs q Sold.
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]. A. HEYER,
3otsIs.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
JACKSOT HOTEL,

DY A. SPOHNHAUER-At Old
ID Depot. Guests properly cared for,
and bills moderate. r. ul uuayl1 sb9tf
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nEUBLR g RRoTRER.

nEALERSIN WATCHES,
u Clocks, Jswelry, Silverwar. &c
East side OF Public Square. Repairing
done on short notice. '"
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asuiisirs.
!. h sEDDALL,
A. DOVDs,

SURGEON DENTIST-Ohice (up
y atAirsl above Double Bros Jewelry
store. All operations connectei with
the prossssion. promptly atten dsd 70.
declG |trt r.. -.,-..-. ...........r
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ALIIANnR HnnRR,

T OUIS OHLIGER, PRoPRIEToR,
IL North Market street. oil. @
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2hai09raphg.
RDWTN SMITH,

DHOTOGRAPHER, ,tSc.-Particu-
j lar attention given to copying and
snlarElng pictures. Oval Frames and
Albums constantly oD hand. Rooms In
MathoWs's Block. South Market street
-iunel3 'E6tf
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RAFF & es6HNEIDER

A ATTORNEYS AT. LAw.-Ofice
n In Hartsr's Block, Cup stairsl Canton,
Ohio. -. .rt-'.T aprl4tf
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GEO. z. BALDWIN,

A TTORNEYS At IaAW.-Ofce
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