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IDR. WHITTIER,
I296 Penn Street, Pittshurg, Pa!

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, AS
IA Diploma at Office will show has been longer
engaged in the treatment OF VENEHAL SEXUAL AND
PRIv4TE DISEASES than any other physician in
Pittsburgh.
Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleht, Structure, Orchitis.
Hernia or Rupture; all Urinary Diseases and
Syphilitid or Mercurlal Infections Of tue Throat,
Skin or Bones, are treated with unparalleled sue
cess.
SPERMAToERHEA, SEXUAL DEBnITT AND IMPoTENcY,
as the result of selEabuse in youth, sexual ex-
eesses IN maturer years, or other causes, and
which produce some of the following effects, as
Nocturnal emissions, blotches, debility, dizziness
dmness Of sight, confusion Of ideas evil forebod-
ings, aversion to Society of Females, Loss Of
Memory and Sexual Power, Rendering Marriage
imprope, are permanently cured. Sealed PAM
phlet relating to above sent for two stamps. Call
or write, friendly talk costs nothing. Medicine
sent everywhere 1t is self-evident that q physi-
clan who treats thousands of cases every year ac-
quires skill. Country physicians knowing this
frequently recommend persons to my care
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A Gard TO the Ladies'.
DIR. DUPoNcO'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

IJdLttbts IN Correcting ITTegisJdrities, RemOUing
ObstructiOns uf the Monthly Periods, from
WhateUer Cause, and AhodvS
Successful a
Preventive.
FI'HEY never fail, and may be depended upon in
L every case where the monthly flow has been
obstructed through cold or disease. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS always give immediate relief,
being especially prepared for married ladies. A
lady writes: Duponcos Golden Pills relieved me
in one day. without Inconvenience, like magic.
THE GENUINE are now put up in LARGE
(WHITE) BOXES containing double quantity of
Pills, and upon each box you will find the ReUeRus
Stamp, amp the words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN Pc
RIODICAL PILLS, in White Letters, without that,
NoRE ARE GENUINE.
REMEABER, the "GGuine' is in Rhlte boxes.
Full and explicit directions accompany each bex
Price Sl.Oo per box, six boxes $500 Sold by one
Druggist in every town. village city aud hamlet
throughout the world. Sold IN Canton by W. B.
FOYE & CO., Sole Agents, New City Drug Store.
LADIESl By sending 81 to the Canton Post
Office, can have the Pills sent (eonfdentiallyl by
mail to any part Of the country free of postage.
None genuine unless the box is signed
s. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York
[ Sold also by DIR. J. WATSON, Massillon; G. T.
FOGLE, Alliance, and e STERNBACHER, Akron;
j. ZIMMERMAN & Co., Wooster, o.
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WE are now having manufactured to order
w with our brand on them,
I1he BeSt ShingleS
Large Stock Of Lumber
sAeriRsaIe.

Philip Shoner ct M va. Wa Ellington Brum
baugh OF al r1
DY virtue Of An order to sell issued nom the
Ocourt Of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed I viii offer FOR sale AZ public
Of Canton on .1-
Saturday. The 28ab dqy Of October, 1877,
the following described real estate situste in said
county to-wit; Being part of the southwest quar-
ter 81 section ten li0l toenship twelve (l2 range
eight Isl described as follows Commencing al
post in the north line Of said quarter section
chnins and 81 links west from the northeast cor
ner thereof and running thence west with said
line II chains aud So links 10 stake IL middle Of
road, thence soutkWardly with said road chains
and 66 links 70 a stake in middle Of road; thence
eastWardly with said road IS chaias and 20 links
TO stake; thence northEardly I2 chains and 20
links TO the place OF beginn Ming containing fifteen
and 50-l00 acres Of land,
Sale to commence at i o'clock pm. Terms cash.
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff
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BEsdHAM YoUEG looks to Grant for .

BEtaHAM YoUNG looks to Grant for de-
liverance from the tronbles with which he
IS surrounded. Having approved the
principle of poIyganny by pardonlng Bow
, en- Of South Cafolina, it IS hardly to be
expected that the Present-Taker will
: abandon It's great advocate and rePresen-
tatiye. AS Brigham, however, has neg
leeted to evince his admiration by pres
ents, it is possible that Grants feelings
NAV not be go warm toward HIM as they
were towards Bowen.-M y. San.
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RAILWAYS.

DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
l. - CHICAGO RAILWAY,
On and after May %, 1s7l, trains win leave Sta.
tons daily, Sundays excepted, as follows. The
train leaving Chicago at 5:35 P. N. leaves daily.
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Aftachmenf Notice.

John E MOrter. PlrR J Before Geo. Frank }. P
g. vs. Of Lake To, Stark
Benz Thompson Den. county Ohio.
ON the 9Th day of October, A d. 1871, said JUS
~ tice issued an order Of attachment IN the
above action for the sum Of thirty three dollars
aud fftysix cents. and costs of suit. The eass is
A. NJ. JOHN +. MORTFR
Lake, Stark Co., O., Oct. II, '7I-octI9w3t
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The State and County Taxes are divided as fol-
lows
General Revenue, II; Sinking Fund, 0.s; Com
mon School Fund 10; Total State Taxes, 20 mills.
County Expenses, O.e; Bridge. o.9 mills; Pub
lie Building, o3. Total County Taxes, FL Total
State and County Levy, so mills.
The Treasurer's once at Canton will be open
from the first day of october to the 10th day Of
December. ISL and from the first day Of April to
the 2Oth day of June, 1872, for the purpose of
ceiVing the Taxes charged on the Tax Duplicate
for the year ISL penalty of five per cent is i'm
posed by law upon all Taxes which are due and
not paid on or before the 10th Of December and
the 10th of June respectively.
Treasurer of Stark county, O..
Canton, October 5. 1871
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Sts,1 tp,pfs Bsee'strnt.

a WOMAN'S EXECUTION, PARIS
NJ EDwGRD xISs. 30
swest-breathed and young
The peoples daughter;
Ne nerves unstrug-
Going to slaughter.
"Good morning. friends
you'll love us better
Make us amends:
We've burst your fetter!
p q FsHow the sun gleamst
Wt "(Wonen are snarling);
~Gfve me your beams,
"Iiberty's darlingl
'Marie's my name;
SChrists mother bore Il
"rhat badgeI No shame:
Glad that wore ttP
CHair TO her waist;
Limbs like n Venus;
Robes are dlsplaced);
soldiers, please screen usi
"He at the front1
"That Is my lover: =
~ VI ''Stood, all the brunt; .
sNow the fights oyerl
a.. Powder and bread -r.. r r
st sGave out together.
!. fr.- 'Drollt 10 be dead
In this bright weatheri
'.Jean, boyf we might
"Have married in Junel
.r,. 'Srhia the walll Right & r.ra-
ViUe "a Commune r
Isa ScribaeT's for September.
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William c. Thompson Es. Rufus Nohler ct al.
By virtue Of 4 pluries order to sell Issued
from the court Of common pleas Of Stark county,
Ohio, and % ms directed, ! will offer FOR sale az
public out cry Gt the dsor Of the cosrt house In
the city OF Canton, on na IraHr
Saturday, The 2sth day Of October, 1871,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county. TO wilt: Lot number one hundred aud
two u03l In w. c. fhonipsOn's addition 70 the city
Of Canton. M
Sale 70 commenoe At o'clock D m. Terms cash
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. R.
DEPART.

ON and after II p. m. Sunday, December 9Th,
" 1870, trains arrive at and leave the Union De-
pot Pittsburgh, corner of Washington and Liberty
streets, as follows: -
pEPGRT ARRivF
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MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD! y!

Who may Marry, who not why? Send 25 cents
Full symptoms Chronic Diseases, 100 pages Sc
curely sealed Address DR. WHITTIER, 296 Penn
street. Pittsburgh, Pa Ignorance kills more
than war and pestilence combined. aug24yl
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CRY BONDS FOR SALE.
To Farmers and Others.
4 Good 8 Der cent. Investment.

bo he city Of Canton has for sale City Bonds
&c Amounting to several thousand dollars. These
nds are from 500 to $1,000 each bearing 9 per
mt interest payable semi annual " 1t the Coun-
" Treasury Of Stark county, and fsdiiE due in
from one - ten years. Those wishing 70 lake one
or more 81 these bonds will call on I. n. Allen,
Treasurer, or J. W. Underhill, Probate Judge at
the Courthouse in the city Of Canton, Ohio.
By order Of City Council.
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HERMAN MEYER has inst received his frst
II arrival Of Spring Clothing Goods, at the ''Old
corner" Gents-call and see. 42f
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pills.
HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
AFTER A TRIAL. OF OVER 80 YEARS.

HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 80 YEARS.
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S FElLALH PIL1s
Have proved themselves t. Be the only rernedy
for correcting all Femalo Irregularities, Painful
Menstruation, and removing all Obstructions,
whether from cold or otherwise. t.a...a.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treat
ment Of Irregularities and Distinctions, which
have consigned SO many to premature grave
Ne female can enjoy coed health unless she Is
regular. and whenever obstruction taxes place
the general health begins TO decline
YOU KNOW HOW 1T Is YOURSELF.
Evsrv one wants the most reliable remedy, which
Is coinprised in these Pills Take this adEertise-
ment 70 your druggist, and tell him that you want
the best and most reliable medieine IN the world
DIR. CHESSMAN'S PILLS.
They are known to thousands Who have used
them Al different perinds throughout the country,
having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Phvsfcians in America Explicit directions, tell
ing When they should not be used, with each box.
The price, One Dollar per Box. lt-
CAUrIoN-None genuine unless having the prl-
yate Proprietary Stamp OF Hutchings hilyert
Proprietors on each Box. For sale by All. orug-
gists. Pills sent by mail promptly seeufe from
observation by RENTING 70 -|
br.C.L. CHEEsEMAN, P. o. Box ASH. n. Y.
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~ SUAsczIBERs 20 PEFEas MUe - -
~ mcAL MONTHLY get All the lat u. 80.
est and best Husic At one
and two cents piece Eve
A- ~ number contalna from 81
II 4 70 s. worth Of new Muaics 80
1-1 and II can be had Torso centa- -
The July and August uuu-
bers contain Thirty Pieces
~ of Music, az pages, sheet
80 music size D end viii betnail-
ed for so cents. Address
% J. l. PETERS, 699 Broad. ~
way, New York aug3
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Have proved themselves t. be the only remed
for correcting all Female Irregularities, Painip
Menstruation, and removing all Obstructioni
whether from cold or otherwise. t.a.a q.
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nAfGAssx DR1NK .-Mark Twain thinks
that soda water is not reliable for a steady
drink. 1t is too gassy.s The next morn
,ding after drinking thirty-eight bottles he
!. found himself full of gas and as tight as
that he could wear except his umbrella.
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sais WE SIscERELY Hope NoT-The tol>
. loving inscription is on tombstone in.
San Diego, Cal 18th year is sakred to
the memory of the memory of William
Henry Shaken, who came to his death
being shot with Colts revolvers of
the. old kind, brass mounted-and Of such
Is the zlSinedom of Heaven. - e 20
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Philip shoner ct M Va. Wa Ihineton Brun
baugh ct al 20
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MEDICAL.
REWARD!

A REWARD of One Thousand Dollars will be
IA paid to any Physician who will produce a
medicine that will supply the wants Of the people
better than the article known -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-05
First Chancery COurt-MOrgan, Chan.
celIcr.

Yesterday the case of Love vs. Welsh
was resumed, and consumed the entire
day. 1t will be concluded this morning,
after which the calendar as published last
Saturday will be called.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-05
DEVILS
very ss.,o-. ns.ur. q nIs Joke.

1.-THE mayor of DEVILS Bluff, Arkansas,
has invited Duke Alexis to enjoy the free
dom of that frontier city, Alexis is prob
ably not DESTROYS of going in that direc
ton Just az present-st least not until the
present round OF festivities in his honor
are ove-.H Thus ssyeth the New York
Herald. Since the Devil's Bluff editor
proposes to hang b APPEAL to a lamp
post for the re- publication Of q dispatch,
what will be the tate of old Bennettf The
whole thing is exceedingly unfortunate.
In an effort to advertise the place, its
name has been changed and lost, and is
hopelessly irrecoverable. 1t is Devils
Bluff forevermore. A hourishing, pros
porous village, that must become GER
tainly the third n fourth OF future cities
of Arkansas, has been shorn of half its
sttrsctiveness bysn accidental misnome',
and the fury of an editor only gives zest
to the enjoyment of those who will persist
in designating the bapless spot as Devils
Bluff. In winning for himself a little no
toriety, the mayor of DEVILS Bluff has
given entirely too great fame TO the place
he inhabits. Nobody outside Of snobdom
cares for q Russian prince more than for
one of the Dent family Of prospective
emperors. Kings are natural enc
mics Of 9 free people, and the
peopleof the Tartaresn Bluff care no more
Tor this Russian than for 8 polar bear, and
when the mayor Of the place was devising
his little trap to capture the animal, he
regarded the scheme 8 magnificent joke.
1t is surely a serious matter TO the
Buffers, and 1t occurs to as that the peo-
pie over there should hang the editor that
wrote and forwarded 5he dispatch instead
to the luckless APPEAL that innocently
published it. Can't Clayton's next legis.
isture be induced to strike the words
a. Devils Bluff" from the map of Arksn-
sas3 There is nc other recourse left the
unhappy village.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-05
A DYING STRUGGLE.
How They Get IN Last Might Drum
ming mp the Remnants of c
tered BattaIiOBs for another
Little Fight
TENTH WARD,

THNTA WARD
In accordance with the"Avslsnche cal, ("
the citizens OF the tenth ward met at the
Mississippi house yesterday evening ct Z
O'Clock, and after electing a chairman,
were unsble to find snyon willing to act
as secretary, whereupon on motion OF Nh.
MoCsnn the meeting adjourned to meet
on the 18th, to Nominate candidates for
councilmen and school visitor. So ends
the second chapter.
MEETING In TIE sIxrH WARD.
Alta meeting of the citizens OF the sixth
ward, held at Brooks stable, Judge ]. W.
Smith was elected airmsn and J. Alexander
NJ .McKeon moved to proceed to elect dele
gates.
sense of the meeting whether we have q
convention or no convention. It Was decided
for a convention.
Mr.. MeKeon moved to elect candidates
for councilmen, which was carried and alter
wards reconsidered.
The following delegates were elected to the
convention to meet on the 9th inst: Bud Nc
Keen, w. NJ. Brooks James Farrell, Ryan,
VIM Hcrrigan, Jim Roper and Thos. Fisher.
On motion OF Mr.. McKeon, the election was
declared unanimous.
During the proceedings, Mr., Paul Cicalla an
nounced that he took no part in the meeting
Upon motion Of Mr.. McKeOn themeeting ad-
J.ALEx WOODBRIDGE, sec'y.
There were only twenty people present
st,the meeting. and the affair passed off as
like q funeral as 1t is possible for any
gathering to be. The secretary q y he
will vote the johnson ticket anyhow.
NINTH WARD.
This ward remained p~assive-ir ststu
quo-hsving been fully satisfied with the
work of Saturday night. The sensible
men concluded to let things rest as they
were. A very proper conclusion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-05

The MouI.on Coneert.

Never was conc5rt given unde more
disadvantsgeous Circumstances than that of
Mrs. Moulton last night. The house was
cold, h chill of the outdoor icy atmos-
phere prevailed 1t, and ~overcoats and
shawls were as necessary as In the streets.
Yet the audience stood 1t brsvely. So
did the artists. Indeed, we do not see
how they managed to sing, or Wehli to
plsy, the stage being much colder
than the auditorium. But they did
sing, and with spirit and energy,
and Uithsl so sweetly and pleasing
~ that the listeners forgot the discom-
forts of the atmosphere and gave them
selves wholly to the company, which,
taken altogether, Ia as good as any we
ever bad In Memphis. II wiH not be ex.
peeted OF us to 80 into any comparison Of
the merits Of Mrs. Moulton with those of
Nilsson, Patti, Psreps Rosa or Kellogg
These have their special gifts: so
has Mrs. M0ulton. Her voice Is
even, flexible snd soft, and she
commands 1t with ease. highly
gifted, she Is no less highly cultured.
This last was evidenced in her selections
and her rendition of them. Tbs might
ingsle," by Alisneff, was q gem OF song.
In this and the ''Shsdow Song" from the
Pardon de PtoTmeI, u artistic shone to
greatest advantage. She was encOred in
everything. Twice she consented to an
sTeSi AID rave "BewRre" as arranged by
her husband. With all daference to his
taste, we prefer P~err;ng's arrangement
as more akin to nsture. The "HuDgarian
Song" also an eneore, was received with
rspturous applause. Wehli's left hand
performance of "Hcme, Sweet Home"
wa wonderful. It took the house
by storm, and was, by all, considered
the great effort of the concert. But not
alone In this did the pianist excel. The
fantasia, from Faust, was a telling per-
foTmance, and s. thoroughly appreciated
40 10 secure 4 recall and an encore. Mr..
Bowler was In excsllent voice, and, to our
mind, surpassed his first efforts in this
city with the Riohings opsrs troupe, His
rendition of the "Bsy OF Bisc2y,n and the
encore, LIST me Like a Soldier Fall"
compelled universal snd hearty applause.
Ferranti WIS simply indispensable. As
q buf0 he has no superior. His MIN
icrY was SO perfect that, although
singing In his native tongue, he
was yet able to make plain the mssn-
log OF his composer and keep the sudience
in q rosrof laughter. In the closing duo
from OrtSpS1e e Ia C5RsoTe, with Mrs.
Moulton, he almost forced the audiences
TO forget the presence OF the lady in their
enjoyment Of his contagious comedy. Il
was iDimitSble. But we cannot say
more. Grant and his treasurer have
possession Of our columns, and we
have to content ourselves with this run
ming comment upon Whist w aust again
say was. taken altogether, q most agree.
able and enjoyable concert.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-05
HEART-RENDING
Then, Conscience and suieide-The
Coming Form of Ku-KIuxism.

One Hsymsker committed suicide, It
will be remembered, at BRTnum's hotel,
st. Louis, some days ago. The story now
comes to US through an Arkansas Radical
paper that this Hsymsker, cooperating
with the Arkansas Commissioner of pub
lie works, had plundered tbs unfortunate
State to the extent OF $87, 900. These facts
are confessed, though the State commits
sioner alleges that be issued the duplicate
draft for this amount without writing on
it the word duplicate" The commits
siOner still makes hsy while the sun Of
Radicals n shines, but the other fellows
conscience cut his throat, and 1t was called
''suicide.p When these carpet-bsg thieves
in the South grow old and they begin to
reflect upon death and the devil" that
sW ats them at that Bluff whence no trsv.
eler returns. will there not be such a
mighty multiplication of suicides that
Grant will be forced to declare martial
law everywhere to prevent selfku-klux-
ism by the hole tea party of office hold
ing thiaVesf
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JOE cORuRN AND I'm MACE

In their ring costume, at Broom's Opera
House tonight.
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PERSONAL.

TIE charming Mrs. Moulton is at the
Overton hotel.
Hon. JOHN JOHNSON, who has strictly
attended to the business of Memphis the
psst two years, will De q candidate for re-
election as mayor.
Mr. W. +. MCLEAN, late of the New
Orleans press at present, southern agent OF
TDden & Co. of New York city, left the
city for the East yesterday.
HIS numerous friends will be glad to
learn that Colonel Michael Msgeveney is
fast recovering from a evere indisposi-
ton. He will be on the streets in a day
or two.
WE had q call from Mr.. Thomas F.
Curry, OF the Forrest City (Ark Times,
who to-day will call upon our merchants
and business men, and we hope will be
successful In securing advertising patron
sge.
MEssRs. HAWKINS, Tate, Mccain,
Avent snd Kirkpatrick, levee commits
sioners OF Mississippi, meet this morn
ing, in the psrlors of the Pesbody hotel,
where the Hon. Thomas Griffith, of BoS-
ton, is a sojourner.
COLONEL CHARLES D. MCLEAN, presi-
dent of the OLD Folks, calls that venera-
bic body together this afternoon, at 81
o'clock. he says that the night will be
~ COAA NA19 AC UNI NOAAO W N2hAO ~ a.
other hour than that designated.
IT was with much pleasure we lesrned
thst our friend, II. I. Tomlinson, Esq +,
had been elected president of the board
Of managers of the Scottish society. No
better selection could have been made, as
all who know him will heartily indorse.
JOHN ZRNT, an excellent gentleman,
has bsen represented to be an opponent
Of John johnson. He ssys ne Will sup
port Mr.. John johnson against anybody,
and that when he signed the paper calling
for a convention he was not advised OF its
purposes.
LLOYD G. HARRIS, of the Milwaukee
News, is at the Peabody hotel. He states
that sverywhere in the northwest there
will be = combination Of honest men of
al parties TO overthrow b corrupt su-
tocrscy OF Grant.
TIE following appeared in the Ava
lanche OF Monday, LAS 1 did not attend
any OF the ward meetings on Saturday
night, you viii please Withdraw my name
as q delegate from the Second ward, as it
was placed there without my knowledge
or consent. Respectfully,
PHIL. J. MALLON,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-05
TOYS AT

The finest assortment OF toys. fireworks
andhoiday goods al prices that must sfvs satis-
faction, is now ready for inspection at
J. W. Keys Variety Store, s4s Main.
Schools and fairs supplied oulibsrai tsrmE