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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05
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4 - Omdn'S Poem.

luu say you love nc. AMI you lly
Your hand an,l fortune at my feet;
thank you, sir, with 7ll nay heart
For love &, sweet.
10 ;s bat little to sou men,
To whom the doors of Lie stand wide
Elt much, how .oacu 60 woman She
Has raught beside
Yoa make thc worlds wherein you move,
You rule yolu tastes, or coarse OF fine;
p.uc, GaHt pr d.h, ,r spend your gold
Al dice or wine'
Oyy world, lalas, vou make that tOoQ
I,usrrswct shut in four blank walls;
Know ,au. ore. q, what light is there
What shadow sails:
" e. ,y5a she JAS, 0co novel out
tud live ia dteaul- aud t,I! t ends
W,.,,fi,c romantic sChocl-g girl notes
That bore oar friend,
Ne learn 10 tuu I,aiisa ,oug,,
And thrum fog hours the tortured key.
Ne think Il plcasrs yuu. and we
But live 70 picasc
We feel our bird, ve tend our nowcr>,
Poor indoor thing OF >irkly bloom,
o. play the housewife in our gloves
Aud dust lac room
HUT some oi us have hearts and minds,
- much the worse for us and yoa;
For. grant we seek a better lifc
What caa we dot
We c.,,ao, buiid aud sail oar ships,
Ordrivc your engine, Sc are weak.
Aui ignorant of the ir,ck> OF trade;
To think aud speak
o. Nrit, some carnc.t ~t9mmeiius words.
Alone &, ours, aud ,ha, you haic;
- ferctd within ourselves again,
We sigh aud wall
Alb who can tell the bi;,er h.a ar,,
Thc dr,ary d..ys thAt women spend
Iheii thoughts uu,harcJ, tGc,r lives unhu"No
Without irieai
Without O. fr.cnds And what - he
Who, like shadow, day and night,
Follows the woman he prefers
Lives IA hcr ,yat
Her loVyt--he gallant man.
Devoted 20 her every Whim-
lie vows q die for her. 80 she
Mu., i've Tor h,m
We should be very grateful, ,,r,
That. W rcn ,uu'v nothing e,-c % do,
You waste your iI,. hour- an us
- Kind OF yvU
PIofu-e On ,lul,cj compliments
Your manners. TX, yoar clothes are fine.
Though both ~ t.,ue-. are soucwh1i strong
O, smoke aad wi1c'
WlU .u.vy lorc to lasn 90 yous
uryou oC u.s. Ne srt ourptrt-;
We love in jest. q, is the play
Ot hands. up' hout.
! ou s..u; uy bitter words ave ttuc
90, o,as-s lat of son and me.
Yaur love IS steady as a-;.r-
Eatve shall SEQ.
You say You love mc, have you thought
How Uuch those IJt'c word, oortain:
Nls~. a world of h,ppirc->.
Aud worlds OF pain
l.a know. or -aould, yol, Ea.u,c now,
r- ae.l- and passions CAu be
Wh,ttor tcs.rc me 10 you unt
luUi all m me.
Nog to Butbsyyy yeg tttr-H. ;h5,I
Na- have my ways ami fancys too
You love me. will Won have your thought
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05
Romance im Real Life.

About fifteen years ago young SCOTCH
man had as ncighbors in the mountain
region of Scotland q family in which
there was a little girl OF four years. One
day he took the little girl on his knee aud
playiully told her father, "One day vii!
make her my wife" Not long alter, the
father and mother AMI little girl resolve
to emigrate to America, which they ac
cordngly did, landing in Portland in 1857.
In few years the family removed
to Mexico, Oxford Co, living there till
last year. Not many years after this
family came to this country the young
man who had trottcd the little girl Oh
his knee resolved to emigrato to America
which he did. Arriving in this country
he proceeded to Montana Territory,
where by good luck and industry, he
managed to amass large fortune. Hay.
ing richly filed his Golfers, his mind rev.
erted tenderly 10 thoughts of love, and
he recalled his early VOW 10 some day
wed the little yellow.haired girl he used
to trot on his knee to "Banbury Cross"
lie knew her parents had emiglated to
America and that they landed in Port
land lie iourneyed to Portland then
diligently inquired their Whereabouts,
and learned the family was in Mexico
Up to Oxford county he turned his steps
and on approaching the house where the
object of his pilgrimage was said to live,
he saw a yeIlow.haired maiden in the
porch.
Does Mr.--lire here ?" he ask
ed.
Yes, sir, replied she of the yellow
hair
rs your name Annie" said the Scotch
maa.
YES, sir, replied The blusbing girl
Then love you" was bluntly inter.
iected by the Scorchman.
The young lady Of course thought he
was insane and scampered of into tho
house
The Scotchman soon found the father
and mother, who recognized and gladly
welcomed him.
Don't you remember Is years ago |
took your little lour year old girl on my
knee in Scotland, and said meant some
day to make her my wife ?"
"Ch, yes | remember" said the
mother, bat not fory ears have thought
of those happy old days
II am here to redeem my pledge"
said the Scolchman.
"Let the girl speak ior herself" said
the old gentleman. choking with emotion.
1t did not take long time for the
young lady to get acquainted, not long
for to decide that this Scotchman was
just the man she had been waiting for all
her life.
"Iwant to be married at once" said
the Scotchman.
But I've just engaged to work in
Lewiston" said the young lady. Then,
getting hold of bright idea
II have it'll go down there to work,
and then, I'll not like, you knoc and I'll
come back here 10 be married"
Down to Lewiston went the girl; at
work for week was she when she con.
cluded she did not like to do housework
and returned home.
Next week the parson drove up in his
wheeled chaise and the twain were
made one.
The Scotchman and his young wi
are now settled happily in Iowa, where
the old folks, who have finally agreed
that truth is stranger than fiction, now
comfortably pass their declining years
LeCiston Erentng Journal.
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Local 4gcnts fo,. The Democrat.
WHO az auth0riEel /, rcccipi tn M,

Who 4ry authorized o. rcccip, for money.
"A Lo.eio,. Albany Henry " Iark Mexico.
Slvapu. Poor. AnjoNrr Gco H BrUWn. Mason.
b toster, Jr.. Ecth"l Henry Upton, Norway.
& L Houghton. T. Pond Orin Poster NcWry.
" Cummings. Buckdeid II. Abbott .Jr. L Rumft
Bolster Wright p.N6d { l.. Dougl1~>, Upton.
Oavlj Sewau +. summer. II r Chau'llcrW Sumr
= Shirley. FrveburS Jas ". shaw, Wsterf'd
kuapp. Hanover IT Sauudcr, sweden
y Hubbard. Hiram :. " Pierce Trsv. Ak.
Subscyibsrs can tell. by examining the caloied
.Gg attached O. yhcir papers Che amount due, and
Ilose wishing tn aysii themselves ut the advanced
Nv gpCpts. ctu >eul 90 by mail. or hand to the
nearest RSent. sept. ! - on the slip, means
ais paper D. plld Tor 20 that date. When moacN
= sent. care should be taken 10 examine the slip,
aud Il the money IS not credited within two weeks.
~ .houl3 Ice spprised OF It.
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Gbc 0tforO Democrat,
Published Every Tuesday Morning, by
F. z. SHAW,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS Two Dollars Tor yeU-Si.5o II paid
in advance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-10-19
Varieties.

A good country seat: A milking stool.
The land of Cain A sugar planta-
tion.
The one ultimate object of every trade
union is to make two eggs serve three
men.-ISmeS.
Why is an helr-apparent to a throne
like an umbrella in dry weather? Be-
cause he's ready for the next reign.
A Massachusetts, Irishman was "in-
quested" for broken neck, and during
the wake jumped up and wanted to whip
"every mothers son of EN-"
Sentiment and Satire.-Rose; "Oh. yes,
/ am very fond of the sea. love TO seek
Jenny, with the sailors hat,): "She
means she's got some retired little cove IN
The Fire Island girls take special de-
light in asserting their independence by
rowing alone, fishing alone, strolhng the
beach alone, and dancing at the hops alone
The little. game can be carried good
way, but they can get married alone.
A wealthy but miserIy old man. dining
down town one day with his son at rest.
aurant, whispered in his ear Tom, you
must eat for to-day and tomorrow" "Oh
yes" retorted the half-starved Lao, ,.."but
han't eaten for yesterday and the day be-
fore, yet, father"
A witty barrister, who was lame, oyer
heard lady remark to a friend, That
John Clark, the lame lawyer" Mr.
Clark, who was passing along the street
turned round, and addressing the lady
said mo, Madam; Pm q lame man
but not lame lawyer"
Mister, how do you sell sugar today
Only twelve cents pound, sir. Can
give it. I'll drink my coffee without su
gar, and kiss my wife for sweetening
Good day, sir l'-"Good day, srl Whel
you get tired of that kind of sweetenine
please call again" II will. He calle'
next day.
The landlord Of the hotel at the foot c
Bill Nevis, tells story of an Englishma
stumbling into bog between the noun
tain and the inn, and. sinking up to hi
armpits. In danger of his life, he calle
out to a tall highlander who was passin
by, Can get out of this p To whic
the SCotchman replied, II dlnna think y
ean." and walked on.
NeD Definition of Nothing The Ed
inburg correspondent of the hperneS
Courier, in making humorous confessio
that he has nothing to write about :roI
Edinburgh this week. says that he ''Prc
poses, therefore, to say few words on th
Scottish legislation of the past session.
which is the nearest approach to moth
ing he "has seen for some time r.
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MEDICAL.

= n H 4 nrur
MILLIONS Hear Te.1lmony - theiE
WOnderfal Curative EGsets.
They arc not a vie Fancy Drink, Nade Of POor
Auns VSkAakeys Rroor Spirits and 1efasa
Lquos doctorcd spieed and swceten6d to please the
taste calsd 'aToaIcs ppstIzOrs Restorera' &e
that lead the tppler to drunkenness and ruin
true Medicine. made from tho native roots ana hers
Of Calisornia. NEE nron an AIcoholle Gfanu-
InztA- They are ths GREAF 8LoOB PBRI-
FIER and A LIFE GIVING PRLNCrPLE.
perfect RsnSvator and InvigoratSr sf ne system.
carrying OF an poisonous matter md rel1nE M blood
70 heahy coaditon- No per1oa can take fhass Bit
tara according to direcionE and remain long unweii
provided the- bsnes are not destroyed By mineral
poison or other msanl. and ths Vial organs wasted
beyond ne point of repair.
They are . Ge111o PurEnEivo ~ uEsu - =
Eoales po9esing also The Pesnllar meEit % acting
~ pswerfal agent IN relieving Congestion InAam-
nation Of the Liver and All the Viacorai oruana
FOR FGLALE COzEPL.AINTn, whofherin
young old, married orulnsla at NJ dawn q woman
hood or at thu tHrnof e thsse Tonic Blttas have
equal .. --r
Fer Inann1atory and chroaie Eheuaa-
BIAo1a. 1sAattent aHa Insesa-atteat re-
verss Dlseoses OF the HEED, L1geE, KID
neys nza Bladasrs these Bi1se-. have been Ensst
speeeEful 6oeh Dlsensea are eanladby VHslassd
Aloods which hgenerally produced BY dsranGsmsnt
OF he DAGe1eAve OrHn1a.
DYGPEPgLAsOR INDIGESTION, Head
ache. Pain In the Ehouders. coushs. rshneS ~ the
Chest Dizziness. Sour Rsuctati0ns Of ths GiomaSh,
BAD Taste In the Mouth. BIous Attaeks Palplfaon OF
the Heart Inflammation q he LHngs Faln IN ths
regions Of ne Kidnsys ana hundred other painful
symptoms are the 0nsprinss q Dyspepsia
zIey ingigoratc the Stomach and ntlmr torpid
Liver and Bowes. which render them % unsquaisd
ecaey in cleansing TIC blood OF anmpuritIss ana in
parting now life and vigor TO tho Eholo system
FOR SKIN uINEAGEg, Erurtions letter sals
Rheun, Blotches Spota Pimples Pnslulea, Bolz Car
buncles Ring-Worms 6cald Head Sore Eyea RrylIpe-
laG Itch, seurf Discolorations of ska Humor ana
Diseases Of the Skin OF whatever name or nature are
literally dug up and carried out Of tesyatcm short
time BY the OF these Bitiera One bottle IN such
VIII convince the most ineredulous Of their cura-
tive enectA
Cleanse the Vitatcd Blood Whenever you ana Is I'M
puries bursting through the akin In Plnplas Erup-
tons soros; eleanse Il when you ind Il ohSncted
and slugElah In the veins; eleanao Il vhan II 4 fou
and your feelinga VIII ten yen when Eeap tie bleed
pure, and the health Of the ayltem wL1 follow,
system ofs0 many thousanda, are elocualy Destroyed
and removed. says q disilnguthed phyllol9gst
there u scarcely an individual upon tho flcs of tbo
earth who's body = exempt from the pTesenee or
sSd siy dsposis isi breed Ines living IozsssTs q
anfhsnintics win free the syslem froE WorlsS M
these BltterR Ia - ~
Sold ny All DruErisas and DsaleEA
I J. WALKER Proprietor. R. H MCDONALD 4 Co.
Druggists and General Agents San FRANCHISE, czll-
fornla, and 81 and 81 comnsros street, New YORK.
APrilGTI-ly a
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Stark io'nrtp democrat.


CRUISING.
What are the days but islands,
So many little Islands,
And sleep the sea of silence,
That fiows about them all
There, when the moon is risen,
The peaceful waters giisten;
hut yonder splashidg-iistens
II Is the souls that fall.
The little boats are slElmming,
The wind-led boats are sklmning,
Each IN its silver trimming,
Apart from feet and shore.
There not an oar is dipping
While Just a cables slipping
Guides out the phantom soipping,
~ That wanders eyermore.
Every days an island,
A green or barren island,
lowland or highland,
That looks upon the sea.
There fruitful groves are browning;
There barren cliffs are frownings
And rocky channels drowning
The little boats that nee.
How many are the islands,
The teeming, talking islands,
That in the sea Of silence,
The rowing vessels tnd
Their number no man knoweth;
Their way the current showeth;
The tide returnless howeth;
As each is left behind.
The sailors long to tarry-
a For rest they long to tarry-
When at some isle OF fairy
They touch and 60 ashore.
With songs of wistful pleading.
They follow, fate unheeding,
And with the tides receding,
Are drifting as before.
But sometimes, In the sailing.
The blind and endless sailing,
They pass beyond the hailing
OF land upon the lee
The lowlands and the highlands,
And all beyond the islands,
Behold the sea of silence
Behold the great white sea
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v.iue Or Aav.rtI.ln<. =.

Without advertising I should be o
poor man to-day n T. Helnlbold.
Il advertised my productions and made
money" Nicholas Longcorth
Advertising has furnished me with a
competency Amos Laurence.
"a man who is liberal in advertising is
liberal in trade, and such man succeeds
while his neighbor, with Just as good
goods, falls and drops out Of market =
Horace Greeley.
"He who invests one dollar in business
should invest one dollar in advertising
-A z &eUart
Constant and persistent advertising is
a sure prelude to wealth. ."-Sephen Cir
ard.
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A Gard To the Ladies.
DR.. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

Infdttibte "a Correcting irregularities, Re1OutHg
Ob5frBetiOns tf the Monthly Periods, from
Whatever Cause aud Allcdgs
Successful
PrereHtire.
THEY never fail and may be depended upon in
/ 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
lazy writes: DuPOnco's Golden Pills relieved me
in one day, without Inconvenience, like magic
THE GENUINE are now put up in LARGE
(WHTTE) BOXES containing double quantity OF
Pills and upon each box you will find the ReUeEHas
Stamp amp the words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN Pc
RIODICAL PILLS, in White Letters, without that,
NoNE ARR GENUINE
REaIEABEH the sGentins' Is in Rhtte boxes.
Full and explicit directions accompany each bOx
Price 500 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
LAQIESl By sending 81 to the Canton Post
Ofice. can have the Pills sent (conhdentiallyl by
mail % any Pdrt of the country free Of postage
None genuine unless the box Is signed
s. u. HOWE. Sole Proprietor, New York.
Sold also by DIR j. WATSON. Mas Eilion; G. r.
FOGLE Alliance, and y. STERNBACHER, Akron;
I. ZIMMERMAN 4 Co, Wooster, o.
F11u
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CITY BCHDs FOR SALE.
To Farmers and others.
A Good 8 per cent. Investment.

he city Of Canton has for sale City Bonds
amounting TO several thousand dollars. These
bonds are from 500 to $1,000 each, bearing per
cent, Interest payable semi-annuAlly At the COun-
ty Treasury Of stark county, and faliir due In
r ,5ors ~ 49, bond, vii cSII en- n s,Ssr Sse
Treasurer or ]. w. Underhill Probate Judge al
the Court house In the city OF Canton, Ohio.
By order Of City Council
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None but fool is always right.-Hare
No one deserves to be praised for his
goodness unless he has strength of cher
acter to. be wicked La RoehefoucGlILd.
Men of God have always, from time to
time, walked among men, and made their
commission felt in the heart and soul OF
the commonest hearer.-Emerson.
Foppery is never cured it Is the bad
stamina Of the mind, which, like those of
the body, are never rectifed once q cox
comb, and always coxcomb.-Johnson,
What is SO bitter as religious bigotry ?
How greedy of blood But it is as Grim
inal as it is cruel, and 1t is as unwise as it
is criminal; for Christ's true men it mag
kill, but cannot conquer.-R. S. Drum
no71d. d. d.
5e can forgive
A foe, but moi. a mistress. and q friend:
Treason is there in its most horrid shape,
Where trust is greatest; and the soul re-
Is stabbed by her own guards.
Dryden
Whatever you think proper to grant a
child, let it be granted at the first word,
without entreaty orprayer; and, above ali
without making any condition Grant
with pleasure, refuse with reluctance; but
let your refusal be irrevocable; let no i'm
Portnnity shake your resolution; let the
particle no, when once pronounced, be a
wall of brass, which child, after he has
tried his strength against it half dozen
times shall never more endeavor to shake.
-RoussedU.
DANcING.-It is asked whether dancing
must be considered as sinful? know not
whether dancing obtained among the
Jews, but as it IS customary with Us to in
vite guests to eat, drink and be merry, to
make yourself smart, and likewise TO
dance, do not see how this habit can be
laid aside. Evil doing and SHINING are
not to be attributed to dancing lfeYery-
thing be conducted honorably and with
out order, you may very well Gance with
the other guests. Through dancing -Will
faith and love not be driven away, other
wise one could not allow children to
dance.-LWtheT.
BEAuTy.-That is not the most perfect
beauty, which in public, would attract the
greatest observation nor even that which
the statuary would admit to be faultless
RNCSp u CAal kAcAAC0 uR Win NAboh Ous
that is true beauty, which, not only has a
substance, but a spirit-a beauty that We
must Intimately know, justly TO appreci-
ate-a beauty lighted up in conversation
where the mind shines as it were, through
its casl1et, where, in the language of the
poet. "the eloquent blood spoke in hel
cheeks and so distinctly wrought, that
we might almost say her body thought
An order and mode Of beauty which, the
more we accuse ourselves for not having
before discovered these thousand graces
which bespeak that their owner has q
soul. This is that beauty which never
clogs, possessing charms as resistless as
those of the ascinating Egyptian, fol
which Antony wisely paid the bauble of 6
world beauty like the rising of his
own Italian suns. always enchanting. new
er the same.-Cblton.
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DIR. AUGUSTUS NLBB

THREATS all Private Diseases with great success
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. or SEMINAL, WEAKNESS
and ImPotency, caused by sslf-abuae, etc pro
ducing General Debility Of the Body Indigestion,
want Of proper Manlness, Loss Of Memory, Indo-
lence; reducing the System so as 70 render Mar
riage able-PERMANENTLY CURED.
Long standing constitutional Disease skillfully
treated and CURED.
EFFECTS OF MERCURY ERADICATED-
The Doctor gives particular attention to Female
complaints. Sterility, Ammenorrnoea, Aenncr-
hogia, and all such diseases, causing annoyance
aud interfering with the general health and en-
joyment Of life, invariably removed.
Send for the Doctors medical pamphlet q treat
ise in plain language, on Yenereal diseases, ena-
bling the afaictsd to understand their own com
plants Free at ONCE or sent by mail, securely
sealed, for six cents.
Ample accommodations for patients from dis
tance at the house.
once hours from 9 A. n. to P. n, Sundays ex-
eepted- All communications TO be addressed
DIR. AUGUSTUS SLEE,
Iuly20m9& 264 PENN STREET, Pittsburg.
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DITTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
Il CHICAGO RAILWAY.
On and after May 2s, 1871, trains viii leave Sta
tions daily, Sundays excepted, as follows. The
train leaving Chicago at 5s35 p. M. leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 255 p N. leaves daily.
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The State and County Taxes are divided IS fol-
lows:
General Revenue, IL Sinking Fund, o.si Comr
mon School Fund 10; Total State Taxes, "a mills.
County Expenses, O.9; Bridge. o.9 millsi Pub
lie Building 03 Total County Taxes, al. Total
State and County Levy. SO mills
The Treasurer's osfice al Canton will be open
from the first day Of october to the 10th day OF
December, 1871, and from the hEst day Of April 70
ceiVing the Taxes charged on the Tax Duplicate
for the year 1871. penalty Of i've per cent is inn
posed by law upon all Taxes which are due and
not paid on or before the 9Oth Of December and
- IaA n ALLEN,
Treasurer Of Stark county, o.
Canton, Octobsr 8. lsTl.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pills..
HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 90 YEARS.


HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
AFTER A TRIAL OF OVER 80 YEARS
Dr.. cHEzsE1lS's FEHAIH P111s
Have proved themselves t. be the only remedy
Tor correcting all Female Irregularities Painful
Menstruation, and removing all Distinctions,
whether from cold or otherwise.
DIR. CHESSMAN'S FILLS 1
Was the commencement Of anew era In the treat
ment OF Irregularities and Distinctions, which
have consigned 30 many 20 RPrematurs grave
regular, and whenever an obstruction takes place
the general health begins 70 decline
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They are kssaun 10 thousands Who have used
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having the sanction Of some OF the most eminent
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CAurIoN.-None genuine unless having the prl-
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gists.l Pills sent by mail promptly secure rom
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uERAIAN MEYER has Just received his arst
llsrriyal Of Spring Clothing Goods, a. the sOld
corner" ssnts-esll and see, q. tstf
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PRNNsYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R.
DEPART.


ON and amer IL P. m. Sunday, December 9Th
~ 1870, trains arrive at and leave the Union; De-
pot Pittsburgh, corner Of Washington and Liberty
streets, as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE
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ATTENTION, THRESHERsE
THE BIRDSELL
Clover Thresher and SepaTatOr |!

A WARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM at sew
n enty-fEe State Fairs, and the 500 Premium
at st. Louis in 1863, being the greatest Labor
Saving Machine of the age for Agricultural Pur-
poses, and was operated by a severe test.
Manufactured by THE BIRDSELL MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, South Bend. Indiana
Fer further particulars, send to me for ''THK
CLOVER LEAF," paper which gives full particulars
in regard TO the Machine, and has many valuable
suggestions relative to the raising OF the GLOVER
Crop.
JOHN G. NUNAMAKER
Agent at Louisville Stark county, o.
n. B. Persons wishing machine had better
leave their orders soon.
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