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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18

Wv THE CROMWELL LINE
of this Line will leave Pier River clock
D. ~. q follows . o.-t,n,v r....L..ta
GEO. CROMWELL. Capp. .FRiDA1 December ~ ,
Fr, gh taken LOUIS Mobile aud Galveston al nroasa
rstss CABIN passage SO 49,. -.
second eiassl or FREIGHT appVto
IA. B. CROMWELL Co. No 80 Westst
DOR ST. THOMAS aud BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES A3d BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CohfAHl'
Regular sailing the 80 OF every monthi
South AMERICA Capt f. l. TsELEPAuGR. November II
NORTH AMERiCA. CAPT g. Is. SLoCUM DsetmoeT2S
nEKRlMACK. Capt WIKI. January T. , -. -
schedule time and cal al 81 Inom
Par, Bahia Rio de aner0 going and returning rof
WIN r. GARRISON Arsnt No. BovliueErssn, Ssv.Yort
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
Il SAVANNATI-TRI-WEEKLY LINE ,,,,,D, =,
r. follow log will leave CHARLESTON for FLORIDA VIA
SAVANNAH hree times week aItrr arr'ai OF lHe 'u
the North Eastern railroad tram;
PILOT BOY, Qnlaud RoueJ every SONpAi HOr'4-'"' -
O'Clock. - ....-,.,,.. -
CRY POINT eyerr FRIDAY EVENING" ats O'clock.
Through bad VI al Charleston aud savannah oeamsLp
"-' "h' J. D. AIKEN 4 Co,
Agents Charleston.
L J. GUILMARrlN & Co,
Agents # Savannah.
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

HewYok foot Of Barclayst aud foot OF Chrsopher
NiNTRR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, Nov E n .
MAIL TRAIN connecting - DeuVle Sith Boonton Bran ~
Chester Branch at Waterloo WITH susseL ~ AZ
With the and W. K TOT Has
snd Beud aud al uops the e
aWapps aud Bloomsbury and nelawse ard Hudson r. kea
l:3Oa M LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops at Newark VI no
town Dover sckesovn Washington Phphurg sud hason f'.
meets Al Pbipshurg with Bel Del r. r. for Beyiere, Ne a.
Rasron with L. r R. for Bethlehem, AettoSu, Malh Chdak sa
Wikesbaue.
aIdat Waterloo with Sussex r. r.
m q SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 1872 93l ll:l0 and D. $40 40 $50, 6'S "
and IS n IN 10 SOUTH ORANGE snd iaterrrate statout
.Io a m 10 and $50 D. m MORRlSroWN and intern s-~
stations
$40 D. N. MORRtSTOWN EXPRESS. - - - .
Por NEWARK a60 7:3O g. $3.50 $780, 1870 H. 1880 lN
l. q 49, ESQ., $40 $50 $40 5:lo, $40 6:i0 $50, 80 So
aud Has ?. ..o,.-,, AZ, . 80, a. 1910
spiG,l0n m : SCHOCH, Assistant Superintend %
w y foIwrtr Gent Ticket gent
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FRUITS 4

Appel lIAIf TecE .40H0O /
Lazy .....l 0JnI 10
/ feGrs...-......i5dkW
GfapbtHlFqt. Ian
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Imported Of Oh kinds uomUsl in the entire alb
Orleans however continues steady win i trade
Gang 20 bU asOc aud by auction 20 bb~ al 'z@se
cash
NAVAL STORES-SIts Tstreune soh in small lots from 4l
W Rosius far request - 9@% ~ bns lA
10 St.8iuel. Tar Is pui.t ana trIn
feeling American Liustei With fair demand AZ va
IS nominal Crude Fish OILS
qsiet prices AMI other g Is frm We quote
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: sMUhLD, tHtLL
IHo M Do y, hIL ]. :
sD NUTs-DRY I'D CANNED.
0ROcRRIEs.

Rsisins. tne.....2Ja2a IC0oOAnuts -
C0m 70 Fair...l3Gl8l Chesiunts Qt
LanIs CaHsnts...I40lt Hickory ngts
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Pr Bag..e00 ] 20
Prepared en-. ran
Buckwheat DTpd..-0 as
indian, do.......-d25
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CONNECTING TRAINS
Snrius fsh 3 a m Xxx l. fENI lEI) N

Dor Boston. via Springfield 3 a. NJ Xxi tbNL tsi) p N
For Boston, via Shore Line. i2:lj (EK.l ,kLl 2
For Hartford and Springfield, (EEl. 1913 3tErl F"p~
TO Hartford. p IN. .-. =, ,..t
River Railroad tEL) l25p m hos"''|
for Hartford Providence aud F,hE Railroad (ELl n u"
p .-..-.-- NJ, e..
l2;l3, J. ~. m. . u-,,...
burgh
For Housatopic Railroad a m. aud 3 p. N.
For Haugatuck Railroad, Ga M kELl r - -.
For DanburS And Norwalk Railroad. ll:lo ard AN " ~
m 10 connection Freight rB mm NoraaN 70 Danoa -
For EewCanaan Railroad a;l9 49, = m, and 90 SAM
Conmodous Sleeping Cars attached to train aud pn't
Room Car 70 tue W. anu LANES n HoYT supsinteb6t
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denominations Of ECO and 500 bang Eight per oentper 'Dnu
Interest PAYABLE God the lh Of February AHd August 10 %
year Newlork LouGon, or fTartoron''ne N'ln' !" |
nr free OIL Ta1es The interest Tor months 600 bond
il nnrahle q llloNs
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
| ~ ROAD
-


COMMENCING SOY. y. l56l
NewYok % Twenty ct ava
FOurhaye. EutriBee n Twcutg
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For NeN.aven and Bridgeport T. 8G) ll:J0 2:l3 " ~
90 (iK D., 3:43, $3.50. $50 sud (sK ,. m.
For Milford tatOi Fairfield. Southport aud WestPor '0 lN
A. NJ; 3:f3. 49, aud $50 p. -,
Ok 3:45 $50 tEIl. $50 $50. aud $500 Tx p m.
Por Dsren. O. 1850 M, 3s5 D. 5:3) All 55o p n
For stamford = lELL lglh NJ; lR:l1 (sI 4ls 'isif
Jas 30 tBr J. 44S 5:n, G:3t 5:l5 3 (RTl p F..
For Greenwich 1850 2l5 34S i;lS. 5:0. 6o 7' n
Chester and intermediate stations at = lo N 4'
JAS AS $50 $3.50, and 1918 D.
Sunday Mail st. SeSrof ZIP NJ
Boston.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trainsle leave
II II Tbirtehst follows; -.,-..
s m Cuenuat Chicago Express DraTingroon ear' 'sha
1870 A. n Day Express, Draw1groom cars attached
an IA Montreal Express Drawngroom cars attached al, -,
$50 m Pseiac EpTess With Sleeping hr0ag 70 Casaso s
ont change via NJ c. RR, also l. \ NJ. :. XXX lDAIt
n o. d. Rylt gIprcss Sleeping cars attached
TOO A. n. 1850 and ?. H. Poughkeepsie trans
Ga 4: IS and go . NJ Peekskl Trans
so .. m. Sing Sing Trains -
Trains rorcrx
% a. N. Pougbkeepsie on Sundaya) H. IoOOEi' esN
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SoChSTNo'ee y hereby given that the interest doe on The Jet
paid at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK 10 the CITY
from the let % she 18Th po1o 1clusiyey
aitef al once 10 lbs Columbus, IL,
JAMES ". GOODMAN. Auditor Of Stie
ISAAC T. SHERWOOD Secretary Of State. ..I
WME u. MkST, Att0Tney. General ...
COMMISSIONERS Of the sinking Fpud Of the State o. 0hie
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves james
$50 A m Mail train for Greeuport - ,
1880 ROsyn, Glen Cove Locust valley h1nhhson ~
Eorthport -
- w. u FOR Rosyn Gu Cove Locust Valley Hurh1sOD st-
HOIihpQTt
IN m from IIua.ers Point for Jsuaics and Hampstead
All trains connect at Branch for HemPstead -
Sunday for osvn Glen Cove Locust valley, Huhungen arc
NoTnP0r' leave nlA's' '''' l. D. BAHToS. Sept
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Gu, 4Hted }9lOOfb. 81 . a - go iPl.. 70, pt
Chueb. . 100 d.. 9 p u -
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CRY gALLgGHESr Pa TKEAsUREs OFFICE December 49, lHC9
NOTICE is hereby given TO the HOLDERS OF
The SIX PR CENT MUNICIPAL BONDS 1.-THE CITY Of ALLIE
GhENl that the COUPONS said Bonds coming January 1870
vii he PAID % SAID day Cess the State tan the Bank Of Pbbag
in the City Of Pittsburgh Pa D. MACFERRON,
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OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
u TALON the French system.
QUICK CURES & LOW PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR.. Teller continues to be eonndentially and
successfully consulted on all forms of private di-
seasesI at his old established Hospital No.
Beaver street, Albany, New York.
Twenty years devoted to this particular branch
Of practice, enables him to perform cures such
IS no other physician can; and his facilities are
such Ibeiug in correspondence with the most
eminent physicians of the Old WOrldl for ObtSin-
ing the safest As well IS the latest remedies for
un fOrtnnates of rapid cure 10 be obtained At no
other office in America.
In Syphilis. GonOrrhe, Structure Enlargement
Of the Testicles, and Spermatic Cords, Bubo,
liberated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones.
CutaneOas EruptiOns, Biles, Ulcers, Abcess, and
all other imPuritIis,S, I,,EIa 81 re Siy system
addicted to secret hRtlts, who have I'm paired
their health and destroyed the ugor Of their
minds, thus depriving themselves OF the pleas
ure of Married Lie, are notified that In cor
sulting Dr.. T. they will ind friend to console,
and ply siciAn who has cured thousands.
DR.. TRLLER'S GREAT WORK
For the married and those contemplating mar.
riage. 200 pages-full Of pIAtes-price 25 cents.
Sent to all parts under seals by mail, post paid
The single married and the married happy. A
lecture on Love, or how to choose q pertner-a
complete work on midwifery. It contains hun
ty-hVeeents enclosed will secure copy by rs
turn mail.
DR.. Teller still retains In America the agency
for the sale Of Doctor Vichol's Italian Female
Monthly Pills, for stoppsges, irregularities and
other distinctions In females.
, on the receipt OF one dollar, the price per
box, these pills ~ i'll be sent by mall or express
to any part OF the world secure from curiosity
ONCE hours from q. m. to 8 p. m, and cR
Sunday, s to p m.
N. h Persons at 8 distance can be cured at
home by addressing DR.. Teller, enclosing re-
mlttanee, Medicine securely packed nom obser-
VRtiOn, sent to any part Of the world. Alleases
warranted. No charge for advice, No students
or boys employed. Notice this; address all let
ly55,s Beaver ct Albany, N. z
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.AnRaiInncn.
To provide for tie .censxGctiou of side
walks on both sides of High sheet. ~.

To provide for tie ,constr1ctiou of side
walks on both sides of high sheet. -.
SIC. 1. Be il ordained by the City Coun-
Gil of the City of Canton, tWosthirasO OF al
the members of The Council concnriIig
theroin.-. That the owners of land lots or
parts OF lots, abutting on either side of HI gh
street. between West TuscaraWas street and
the end thereof At the offset south of Tenth
street, be and they arc hereby required, to
construct sidewalks upon the grade esiab-
liahed for sAid street, by an ordinance, en-
titled, Gan ordinance 20 establish the grade
of High street,, In front of the land, -iots
or parts OF lots owned by them respective
ly; that said sidewalks shall be of good
hard bprnt brick, npon suitable bed OF
aand Ten feet wide. 81 a. - y -t "a
eEo. .. That the Mayor of the city
shall, Is soon as may be, cause . notice 70
be served tpOR each of The owners OF lAnd
lots, or patt9 d. lOta, contemplated By The
first section Of this ordinance, or upon the
agent of such owner, notifying such owner
or agent. of The passage Rndl requirements
of this ordinance, and the Mayor Shall
make return of the service of such notices
10 the Council. -,l. sy'.ar;..,s ---r
SEo. 3, That If any property owner cons
templntsd by tae 6rst section Of this orli-
nance fail to make sach. sidewalks As re-
quired hereby, within sixty days after the
service Of each notice, then such sidewalks
ahan be constructed At his expense in such
manner as the council shall then provide
by resolution and the cost-thereOf shah be
lien on the property abutting upoH that
part Of the sidewalk, so made, and shall he
= personal charge against such owner OF
owners and shall be collected according "a
Law, and with penalty and interest. I
SEc. l. That. this ordinance shall have
effect from and after ITS passage and pub
lcation-
Passed Aug. so, 1863.
-- DANIEL W0RLEY, Pres'i.
Attest: JosEPH TRoUT, Cl'k-
sept1W2.
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- OrdInance


To establish the grade of High street
SEC 1. Be It ordained by the City C.,un-
Gil Z: that the grade of the middle line of
High street, be, and the same is hereby
establiahed as folloUs: f.. ..-s .
Commencing for the initial point. At the
intersection Of the middle line of said
High street with the middle line of West
TuscaraWAs street, At an elevation of nine
ty'three and three tenths (93.Sl feet; thence
along said middle line, At q regular grade,
to . point half way between Eighth and
Ninth streets 20 An elevation Of ninety fonr
and seventy five hundredths (94.75 feet ;
thence along said middle line to the North
line of lane, where an offset occurs ID
said street and being the end of what IS
now called High street, at regular grade,
to anoleVaIion of ninety one and five-ten
(9I.5) feet, said elevations all having ref
Srenee to point one hundred feet below
the city bench mark, established by ordi'
nance. r..
SEo- 2. That the sidewaIk on said street
shall have the same grade line as provided
In section I, with drain Al the edge there
of, two feet from the sides of the streets
respectively. .........--. L..
SEo. 3. That this ordinance shall take
effect from its passage and publication.
Passed. Aug. so 1869. -.... ...-
10 DANIEL WORLEY, Pres't.
Attest: JosErH TRoUr, Clerk:
sepfIW2.
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To establish . Board of Trustees of Water
Works, and to provide for the election
of.sAld Trustees.
SEQ. l.. Be It ordained by the City Coan-
ell ef the Ciry of Caution, that Board of
Trustees of Water WosSa for the City of
Cantol; Ohio, be, and the same h hereby
established, % be composed of three per-
sons to sbe elected by the qualified electors
Of slfs city; that said Trustees shall have
tha power and authority, rights aud priyi.
Ntea and be subjected 10 the duties and
nsb1itie5 provided by the act OF the Gamer
sral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, entitled
can act 70 prouide for the organization and
government of municipal eorpoEstios," !"
passed BY said General Assembly on Nay
~, 1853, and As the same may be hereafter
amended, that the said Trustees shall be
subject TO the control Of the City Council,
so far as provided in said law. .
SEC. 2 That for the election o. the
members of shId Board tor the tirst term,
an election shall be held on the second
TUESDAY, of October, A. ID. 1853, from tne
hour of 6O'clock A. d. 20 o'clock Z. NJ.
anlths 0eaal places of holding elsctOns IN
the respective wards and by the same
Boards of election in said City; at which
election one person shall be chosen for one
wear, one for two years, and one for three
years that the poll books and tally sheets
kept AZ said election shall be certified ts
this ConAdl At its next meeting after said
election.
SIC. s. That At the annual municipal
election held on the first Monday of April
of each year, one person shall be chosen
as q member Of said Board Of Trustees OF
Water Works. to take the place OF thai
member Of said Board whose term expires
next after said election; and said person
shall hold his Office for three yeers from
the commencement OF has term That the
election of such Trustees shall be held Al
the same place, iu the same manner, and
by the sAmg boards of election ~ othel
municipal officers, and shan be returned IN
hike manner. A-&L ~ . B.. s.AEt
$50. 4 The term Of. each member 9t
the Board Of Trustees OF Water WoEsll
shall commence on the first day of NoTem-
Der next after his election, except such
members as may be appointed Or elected
to fn vacancies oecHsiOned otherwise than
bykxpiratiou of term Of office. "a -
iSEc.s5. That each member Of said Board
of Trustees shal receive salary OF one
dollar for each year of his service on said
$50. s. That this ordinance take effect
from and afterits passage and publication
FsSsed Ane so. 1859. ALSS
Gn 3yeu rTg; d. WORLEY, Pres'i.
Attest: JosEPH Trout, Cpk. -...t.
sep1w2
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To provide for the repair and construction
df HldsWalkz on Market street between

To provide for the repair and construction
OF sidewalks on Market street between
Fifth and North streets
Szc. 1. Be II ordained by the City COun-
Gil of the City of Canton, two-thirds of all
the members elected to said Council cnn-
curing therein: pa <
Thai the owners Of lots or parts of Its
AbuttinE ON either E6e of Market street,
between. Fifth aud North streets, be. aud
they are hereby required 10 construct and
repair sidewalks upon. the grade established
for said street by ordinance, in front OF
the lot owned by such owner respectively (;
that said sidewalks shAn be of sOOd. hard
burnt brick, upon = suitable bed of sand,
and shall be fifteen feet wide. /.
SEC. q That the Mayor of the cily SHALL
sr soon As may be, canse q notice TO be
served upon each Of the owners of lots or
part3 OF cots, contemplAted by the first sec
tion Of fhis ordinance, or upon the agent
of snch owner, modifying such owner or
Agent Of the passage and. requirements Of
this ordinance, and the Mayor shall make
return of the service of such notices 10 the
Council.
SEC. 3. That IL any property owner con-
templAted BIZ the firat section of thts SrJli-
nance ehaii fan % make such sidewalk as
required hereby within sixty days from the
service of the notice provided by section 2
of this ordinance, then such sidewalk shall
be constructed or repaired as above reqmr-
ed, in front of his property and at his ex-
pense, IN such manner as the Council -iiAll
then provide by resolutions and the cost
thereof shall DC . len on the property
abutting on that part of the sidewalk so
made and shall be = personal charge against
such owner or owners Snd shall be collect
ed according to law, with penalty and inN
terests -- " ...F
Ssu=4. That this ordinance shah :ake
effect from It's passage and publication.
Passed August so, 1869. l..5 -
ID. WORLEY, Pres't.
Attest; JosErH .TEoUT, Clerk. f.".
sept1W2.
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o Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
ferred free Of charge in New York. as
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GOING WEST.

1885 FREIGHT AND ACCOM-
NOTATION. daily ~ --
Z.05 P. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sum
days excepted. -....t.... INK. - .-...E
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Am 6f ShGttle..
-ls SEWING MACHINEtuI3


WARRANTED for FIVE YEARS!
Our Agents will be supplied with du-
plicate partsof the Machine, in, case Of
Of accident. 1t makes precisely the same
stitch made 40 the; Singer, Wheeler. 4
Wilson. Howe. and Florence MACHINES
It has the Under-feed. like the best OF
High priced Machines, and is The only low
priced Shuttle Machinein the market that
has this feed. We are enabled to sellla
first class SHUTTLE MACHINE at
very low price, on acoount Of its simpn-
city, and consequent low cost of Manu-
faeturing. in comparison withcomplicat-
ed Machines. - - ri
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CONNECTIONS.
At Kansas City, with Kansas Union Pa.
cifc Railway, for Lawrence, Ottawa,
Topeka, Fit. Riley, Junction City, Ft.
aays, Sheridan, etc.
At Kansas City, with Kansas City, Fort
Scott 6 Gulf Railroad, for Fort Scott,
Cherokee Neutral Lands, Baxter Springs,
Fort Gibson, Galveston, etc. raI
At st. Joseph, direct to Atchison, Weston
and LeayenWOrth. '. -,.r.
At st. Joseph, with st. Joseph & Council
Bluffs Railroad, all rail, from st. Joseph
NEBRASKA CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS
AND OMAHA. ''..F'
At Omaha, with Nebraska Union Pacific
Railroad, for Fort Kearney, Julesburg,
Cheyenne, Laramie, Benton, etc. ~
At Council Bluffs, for Sioux City, all rail.
&@By this Line Passengers have
choice of Overland Routes, either via
Smoky Hill or Platte Routes to Denver
Central City, Salt Lake, Sacramento,
California and all points in the Mining
Regions, .asG q, :
Daily overland coaches, via Smoky
Hill Route, leave Sheridan Iend of u,
Z. K. R.,l for Santa Fe and New Mexico.
Through Tickets for sale at all Ticket OF.
fees.
P. B. GRoAT, C. w. MEAD
Gen. Ticket Agt. Gen. Supt.
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NOfice ar DissOI0fi0n.

THE UNDERSIGNED HERE
i by give notice that they have this
day dissolved the co partnership heFetSs-
fore existing bstween them, uuder tho
name of NJ. Ruhman GE Co. Mr.. Keafer
being obliged by i'll health TO retire trom
business, has sold his interest to NJ. RUN
man, who will continue to carry on the
business in the same room heretofore
occupied by the firm. Persons having
unsettled accounts with the ArIn will
call upon Mr. Ruhman, who has sole
authority to settle. s- l-
& Dated at Canton, Ohio, this 24th day
OF August, 1869.
NJ. RUHMAN,
aug25. AZ. KEEFER.
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GENEPAL NOTICES.
IA MAN LOST.

nANIEL KAYLER,. AN IN
l|sane man, who was residing with
the undersigned in Sugarcreek township
Stark county, arose on the night Of Aug.
18th. 1869, and wandered away, and haH
not since been found or heard Of His
age is over 90 years, and when he went
away had on blue government pants,
black wool hat, black cass.net vest, bar
red cotton shirt and no coat. He will
not answer to his name. Any informa~
tion concerning him sent to VIM. Bar
Der, Infirmary Director, Canton, Ohio,
will be Ihahkfully received. - s.-.ll.
CHRISTIAN KAYLER.
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AROrdIaaace

To yAcats an alley in Ranks addition TO
the City of Canton.
SEc. 1. Be il ordained by the City CUun-
ell Of the City of Canton, that an alley IA
feet wide, extending east from South Mar
ket street through to Walnut street. between
lot No. and 2, II and 12 In John Ranks
addition to the City Of Canton, be, and the
same is hereby vacated. 1 .Fy
SIC. 2 That this ordinance shAll lake
effect from and after its pessage and pub
Ecation- ~.
Passed Aug. so, 1863.
10 'D.WoRLEY ,PrsSb.
Attsst: JosEPE TROUT, Clk.
Bept1W1
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1868. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.
THE ONLY ROUTE WHOSE TRAINS
RUN THROUGH FROM CIN-
CINNATI TO ST. LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE OF
CARS.
.THR EE DAILY EXPRESS
TRAINS ''

1hAlNS-
LeaYe Cincinnati 7:4O m, and D mi
arriving at st. Louis at 12:45 m, and
$3.50 a M and connecting with west
bound Express trains for Quincy, St.
Joseph. Leavenworth, Kansas city Laws
renee and all western points. connecting
at Odin without delay with Illinois Cen
tral for Cairo, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
connecting at SandoVal for Galena, Du'
buque, and all parts of the north west.
Leave Cincinnati at 1880 m, and 4;30
p m, and 800 p m, for Louisville, going
through in about seven hours.
One train on Sunday, through to Lou.
isYlle, st. Louis and Cairo at D N.
For all information in regard TO tick
cts and freight please apply at. 1l9 Vine
street, Burnet House, northwest corner
Front and Broadway; Spencer House
and at the Depot, foot of Mill street.
49,. - A. a. LEWIS,
Vice President and Gen'l Sup't. .
c.. E. FoLLErT, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
july7'69.
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TESTIMONIALS.
BELRoRT, Stark Co., c., June 8, '69.
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and by using your Bitters, I have be-
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Landis' Herb Bitters to all afflicted
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CHER1FF's SALE.

james c. Craven VS.. JohA Izer ct ux.
BY virtue OF q vsndi exponas issued
from tho Court of Common Pleas of
Stark couHty. Ohio, and to me directed.
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at
Block in. the city of Canon, on -
SATURDAY, SEPT. IL, 1859,
the following described real estate, sit-
uate in Stark county, Ohio, to wit: Lot
number ffty-five, 1851 in Webb's addi-
tion to Alliance.
Sale to commences At Il o'clock p. m.-
Terms cash. -a Fu e.a4s7l-
IL. -fs r. A. DUNBAR,
Aug1tw5. Sheriff.