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New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

HowES & MACY. Bankers the same as an Inoorpo-
rated bank. No. 30 Wall-st., New-Hork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits
PERSONS DEsIRoUs of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having il at all times subject to
check on demand can do 80 by depositing with this
Banking House. which allows Interest the entire
daily balances at TIE rate of per cent per annuh
COLLECTIONS made any part of the world with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
FRsr-MoRrGAGk sISKNG-FUNp CONVERTIBLE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDs.-The small remain
ing balance of the Loan for sale at 20 and accrued
interest.
These bonds return about double the rate of in
terest which United States Fiye-Twenties pay while
the security il as safe and fully equal to that of any
railroad bond issued. HENRY CLEws & Co,
81 Walst
r. INpnNAroLIs BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SEVEN PER CKNr GOID LoAN.-The Bonds are ST.
cured u, mortgage over 25 miles of completed ral-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

COTTOS-rhe Liverpool iiVce have had , tatgeDo
the yh receipts the port ihe more be
doing for past and prices s It about former
rie 02 bsss Of which 88 bales odd last
ing bales including 6ls bales to exporters t hsr'
pnne bales speculation snd 2 bales transit for future
delivery Cotton has been quiet former prices .as last evening 81
iidl4 il6 40 for Ferary at 4c 10 os
March 3l60i5 April AZ l5ie to-day 90 bsls for
JaBuary at liQl Gc; February G a5 80 for Nach
atl5ldl5 3-l6c April IS BE We quote
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE.-fmsr CALL,
10f O'clock A. NJ.
s-Boat ona RoHroad-Egpr,ss

ssEs or Stai, iionds--iscflroad BoR,.-BoH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
Mari6aQs =Serfauf
BON 0rmnSciacnthnnt.

Snfolas eines GrefuticnsbtfebIrs, aussslfrllt
non her Mayrrs Court Der Stabt Scranton, unb
mir aussfrllf, Srrfaufr i'd lit rfentIiGer gIuftion
i'm Gcuribauie brr Stapt Srrdnrpn an Cant
Ifag ben %. SuIi 1871, I'M 10 llbr grrmiitngs,
bas uabfClssnb brlbrrbsns Gi9snibum, MANI
lid:
@Is tis Rr6tr, Iitel unb 9ntrrrGsn br5 Scr.
flagtsu IN unb ntf ba5 fClaenbrrmnbsn beIbrir"
bsns Stiid pber parJelle 4anb: gnfanssnb an
her TlfIiten Seite Der glbinstou unb prOpibenrr
eanbltrabe unb plnnfrpab, an bsr 9dr bon SanO
brS Yatrif Cullen, bon ba nUrbliG entIang be.
la9trr 9nnb1rabs etpd 170 SUP su brm 4nub
BON gBiliam Burns, bon ba Bltltb entInns be.
lnotsu Burns 2anb rttpa 100 8ub Su 9anb BON
u. .. 9tCdpell, bon ba Iiiblit ITO SUP Su 2anb
bss pntrif Cullen, Spn ba prifIib entIans 9anb
bes beln9ten Cullen etpa 100 8ub gum Infan9s.
pIaBr. rntbalirnb 1900 Suneralfub 9anb, iri
bnlIrIbe' msbr Utrr tptnistr, nsblf 3ubrbUr.
Wlit gs1dIdg belest unb III Grsfuticn asnpm.
men auf bic 8Iase Srn y. 3. MCyles ersrn
Sbcmas OtUran. 29in3w
". .. StsStns, @arI6nG.
1arI6au5-Sffcf, Scranton, &c. SUM- 1871.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06

rafsn SuseBanaen tit, pis Idr llhisrtrtn9'
uns bsr In ben @altrnsn ttinsn plae
finpsnbsn SrupSen btlimmt lfnb, unb bab
bic @nSsIsssnbsIt auf Der Sassspronuna
Der mpraen 1atifinbtnben SiBun8 Der
NnnieiYal'@ummi Rsbt,"
Wan6rn, Z. 9uni. Die NahrItbt ri.
niger 8lattsr. hab her S6ntg lid UfrlUbt
babe, II cine mfBi9t Griinpuna.
- Die Nisibabn it fiirjIib erSfnst
wOrOsn, na6osm Der ourh rsn Jrie9
prrurla6ts Manssl al Sdisnsn, wslde
Ft BON sinem Bert bel MrB bs;ca, bsirt.
tist. DslsgIrts Der 8unrsS. unp Gam
tpnssSetGrben natmsn al Der @rGf'
uunssftisr She'll. Die Sabu srasiBt init
elmer SGlentnldnes Scn unpsflbr Jmet
Stunbsn cine 66bt pOn 5000 Sub. Ole
snbtst porlaufs splf&tn 8tai.SaIibab
unr 8tai. Gtalfel, alfU 800 SUP untsr
bsm bShRsn @ipftl, IOll atsr aud nod
Bic gum 6ulm 9sIiibrt psrcsn. Oas Yrin"
Stp II raFeIbs. wir tei prr SaDn auf rsn
Wcunt gSalbtugtUn, b. b. bret @elstlr,
wppCn blS mittIsre ttns lsttsrdrtIse 3abn'
fanse bIItet. Die locomotive bat ttnsn
auIrs6t llebtnbsn 8rTtf unc ilt INNER ae.
9sn bas 5tal ~ anSsbanNt. IS tSnurn
isottmal GO YsrlCnsn bel6rbsrt wsrrsn.
- 5tlsplanb Urrr StlI9ulanp, wir rS
bic Gnsldntsr aud nsnnsn, ltr9t tstannt'
ltd sipa 80 sn9lilHt Wltilsn nOrowtltli6
pom ren Minbunasn Der Glte, 9Gelrr uno
Giosr In Der Ncrblst, N un9sfabr cine
Wsils lang unD cline DrIittlmstls brett,
uno 1Oa nod Dor bunbrrt Sa9ren elf
Mal er56sr sswsIsn Isin, ais bic Snlrl
isbt III. Die Sse lpiilt nod 9suts oas
GitGanb meg, unb ba Die Gnsldnber fur
uftrbauttn nittS tbun - ipie llt lih benn
iibsrbaupt um Die 9anje Sniel wsnts tan'
msrn-Io pirb 1s pObl I'm eaufe Der 3ttt
Bis auf bic tpsniesn 5slfsnriffe gang psr-
i6winbtn. Die Sul,l wIrb itbt BON stpa
1000 Wenf6sn bswObnt, bic unpsrmtl&'
ten 4bfGmmlings Der alten 8ritIsn, bsren
Sprahe unb 0rbf1uhe 1e pullFcmmen
tstbstaltrn batsn. Die SelaplIncrr l1np
s6ts SaIswnGtr. Msnlhru uno ais bic
bsRsn QoCtIsn beriibmt. Sir ltbrn beuts
nod nab ben altrn fhltSiptB Dol fttnt'
l6sn @tlsbtn, benn 1t 9ebGrtsn bis gum
Sa9r 1907 5u Dantmarf. DamnlS nabm
2IOmiral 8ufsl bic SnlrI ben Danrn meg
unb felt bsm Sertraee pcn Stsl (lSl4)
bsHtn SsiiImmun0sn lpGtsr I'm Vartlrr
Srtsben ansrfannt purben, gebGrt bic SR.
| 1tl Su Gnelanb, has bic SewUbnsr feuer'
| frst ldBt, unb ipenn ss tbnsn ouh ni6tt
bsfOnbsres @utsS tout, ls bod sbsnIpws'
mtg irsenOwie lddbist.
Das 1T bic Snlsl, bic, ipie es beibt
8Ismard fur bas bsutfGs 8tth ais Sss.
fatIOn ~ srwertsn wiInl6t. Der &atr
pUlte Dor eintasn Sdesn iOsar wiGsn
pab iibsr ben 8sfb bislsr Snlrl rrna,
Shwisrtststtsn sptl6en GnaIanp uni
DeutlhIanb auSjubredtn trObtn. Nn
Gnpe III IS mG8li6, bab 9Ubu Yu0 iOl6I
@triibie Usrbreiist uno OaB &C tim parun
,u ibun III, Bile tmmrr tIsinsr wsrbsnp,
rctbs Sltppt ,u autsm Yrstle los gu prr
ben, rbs Tt pum Wrsrs 9dnSlIH psrlGlun
gen wtro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
0ieOcrfrGn,.

SaIbiGtrli6e SiBuua am SOnutag, 8. SuIi
absutS 8 llbr, lit 8ranf SieferS SaIlr. SGmmt-
li6r riidnGnbise Mitalrbsr prrbrn rrInbt ibrr
@riirGsr srf. Su rnhi6len.
&. 6. 8abria Sefr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
Sa8 Sduscrfcit in Sfcip gJcrf.

Qebte @C6e fanb bas SwSlfts ou0s'
mrine S6n9srIelt hes nprtSRliGen San'
tunbeS Der Ser. Staatsn In gisp gcrt
Ratt. SprIsbtsn SamRa8 trafsn bic
auswGrttesn Sdnssr In Nsw gJcrt sin;
pCn Ytilaoslpbia batttn iI6 GOO sln~
0eGunbrn, auberbrm MAR bsIcnbrrs Salits
more tart pertrttsn. qrper rrSnstt IS
aart, 70 bab bic srcburtiSsn Scrbsrsiiun-
gen fir sinsn ftisrIihrn Gmpfan8 Iebr
araSrt wurSen. DER Scnnta8 bra6te
bagrsen prd6tisss s6sttsr, unp AM atsnb
bisisS 9a9eS fanb elm 3a6lrett brIubtes
Gmpfan9S.GUnetrt fatt. am NCnta8
wurps ba6 Yrrtsfn9sn SsbaItsn, an
wrI6sm Th nsunSrbn Serrlne tstBetIl8ten.
Ole paren, mad i9rsr Nttslieperjabl, In
brri Glaiftn sinSstbrtlt. Die DftntlIfe
@sinuns fpri6t R@ babin aus, baB In
Der srfsu GlaFe Der iunss @annsr&Ur
BON philadelphia unb QIsbrrtranJ pcn
Baltimore am bsRen 9sIunssn Ratsn; In
Der swstttn GIaGe bic G9cral @titll6aft
BON @as9n9tcn uno Der Quartet Club
BON philadelphia; In bsr brttttn GlaTs
Die SarmUnie Ucn Baltimore, Der Singer
bunb BON BUFFALO unb bic 8ermanta Scn
YUuebteepGe. Der eriis Yrsis tsfsbt in
eiucm prd6ti9en ptanc, bsdsn sS'rib nui
$4,000 SslhGbt wirb.
Die Yrrttrt&tsr trafsn folasubs @nt'
IhsIouno:
A. Der Buffalo 9irbsrtaftl" wurbs
sin1tmmig Der YrttS brIttrr 6la1Is Susr'
thnnt.
Die ,,gtrmania" non pruBbtssp1G
purbr lcbrno erwibnt.
B. Sn Nnbtlrabt her 9ltintsit unt
Yistdt (8anJ bricnprrs nttr bss sftttScl'
len GuntraRsS ,wiIben SoIC unp GbUr)
nit wel6sm bic ,,GbUral Sceisip o
BaIbtnetCn" bns qiso rBnIpssjauber'
aeIunsrn, ianbtn ll6 bic YrsisrIdter BE
wUgsn. brrIrlbrn ben Yrrts ,psitrr &lali'
ein1Immia Sujutrfsnnsn.
Der Quartet Club" non pbilantl'
ptta wurtr lpbtno rrpdbnt.
G. Dtm ,,Gsrmania NdnnrrbOr" Dor
Baltimore wurbt elm nRimmtS Der Yrstt
srner 8lalt 3usrtannt.
Der ,,eisprrtranS" BON Baltimore uni
bsr ,Sun9r RGnnsrHpr" pcn p6tIarrl'
pbia wurrrn Ipbsnb rrtpabnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06

Baltimore, MO.. 20. SUM. 9nntr'
balb Der lsbtsn 9asr linb bier Swsi pro-
mtnsnts 9eutits sslOrben, namlid,
8ilbsIm lllriH S6uls aus 95brinssn
III 0iirttmbtrs, I'm AItsr Scn 80 Sabren
- elm tdplsrsr 8etsran aus ben Bsfrst-
unastrIsesn Dtutf6IanOs sssrn tsn srasn
Napolscn-, unb albsrt @6umahrr aus
Bremen I'm gItsr pUn 60 9abrsn, Sc.
neral. GOnlul tir Bremen uno Sambura
unp YraaOsnt Der BaltImOrrr 5anotls|
hammer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
Ger Wierte GnIi 1871.

S. elbt wONl faum sinsn 8tlttaS, Der
aus wi&tl9ersn 8srunlaHunssn 8slstert
MIRO, ais Der 8iertr Sult. am Dtsnlta9
wnrsn sS sc Sabre, bab bic llnabban9ts'
tsi.s. Grtldruns In Der Snespsnbsnet 9alls
~ philadelphia perlsisn pur0s. ais gum
erlru 0alr mad Sa9rbunSsrts lan0sm
S6lafe elm 8,lf, elm iun8sr 8tsle unttr
Ielnen Sriipsrn, bic ibm BON Der Spran'
nri ansslsstsn &ettsn 3srmalmts unN ben
launenten 8Sltsrn Gurppas psrttinbt8ts,
ba6 bic 8epubItt, bIsS grl6iunsspprt fur
aue @lenben unb llnterbridtsn, In nsutr
Sraft unp neusm 8ubme trfanben ist.
S&Un I'm Sabre 1774 (Ssptsmbsr)
wurben Delssutsn bon psri&tetsnsn SO'
lUntsn 3u elmer @rnsrul'g gUnSsnticn elm
berufen, welbe Der Gpntiuental'Gcn8rsB
biee unb bic Icssnannts uSiu Of NISbis"
pcrbsreitrts.
Sm Mai 1775 Vsriammrlts iA aber'
mails rtn Gpnsrsb, pa rrr Druid immsE
unsrtrSDli8rr wurbr, unc bier lHcn iobt'
man otu 8sf&tub, bic Ssrsini8t'n Colo
nlen fir unabbdn8iS gu ertlhrsn.
Gnbltb am 4. SulI 177G wurrs BIZ
grtldrung her llnatbdnei9fsIt ana'nom'
men.
DteIes Document III bic @runpla9i
sur iebtsrn @rbbs unb -SsSsutnn8 bel
linton; Fe lpraH bic 8e&te Der ScuSsra'
nitat Der Serstnlsttn GClpntsn aus uni
srtlGrte, nm risIt lcwIe tbre unabban8is
felt III Iihsrn, bic 8eUoluttcn sr9sn @nB
lamb bur6,ulibrsn. Gin Continental
Gcn9ree wurbs einssisbt wsl&rr wa9rsn,
hes SrirssS cine etwiiIt Na&t unO @t
malt Gaten Iclltr, wslde atrr ic8lst6 auf
,nbBrrm babe, lcbaIN Der &riss tssnpst III
QlS nun stumal bic llnabbdn8iSfstts
Grtlarung SrSFsntli6t unb FER Srisi
ausoe6rp&en mar, srtannte Gn8lanS, bal
60 ,ur llntrrcrbnuns Der @Clpnisn unite
bic rnsliI&e SsrrI&aft fstn let6tsS Spts
BABE, unp Der Grfols ltGrts, bab lle iid
niht trrten.
Stettn Sabre bourrten bic Sdmpfe, BIT
TN Ncpemter 1888 Der 8riebs Ssl6lrGel
purpe uno bic Nnrrfrnnun8 Der Der
Gtnaten ais Gtpublit pUn ben surcpdt
fben Mdhten srfOI8te.
Der 8irrts SuIi wtrb Irttcrm ais ell
6slttag in trr g8siIe braanSsn, raB una
uI6t 9sarbsitst, oter ieDr pisl benz Ser
euHnen uahse0anssn wlrb, unb In GROCER
unb titirrn StGbtsu fiurrn Guf,ilse ocl
9ar9era IilitGr uno llmJii8s nit @lnilt
bantsn, wIe nt6t mInbr an Sislst
pldBrn 5eusrwsrte fatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06

Gin tii6hssr MsBasr (9utdsr), pel&n Der
trutIden unb enslilbrn Sprabe vpllfCmmen
mGttia unb i'm IuSfabrrn CpereIsn) bswanerrt
III. t3u rfnssn IN her GrpsbiiiDn bisIss Slat-
trs, tSmibG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
NQtiOnQl 8Qrten,
Urn ayeter Sfoblin9,
Gsbar Sira6e, II g8arb, Scranton.


Die bur6 ibre SCriGbri9rn grpbdrtigrn 1ri"
umpbt btriibmts G,stalbaft brS Strrn
8. Globes,
btliebtub aus ttn Damrn; 8rau &. 9lObrS.
9artbcby aus 6amburg, 8rGuItin Nmnlid
S6uIs, Sbiilrrn brr 8rau Maria Srsbab,
ICpir ber Srrrsn j. Globes, @fiblrr une Sb.
SoItfr, prrben am
Sonntag, den 8. JUL 1871,
3wri ercBs SacrcS Soncertc
ssranlalttn. Spn psIttn has rrlff
Na6mittasS 3 llbr
unb baS Sptits
9Ibsnb5 u llbr
lfattFntst.
Rum gprtraa FUmmtu bic nrutllet unb BE-
lrbirlsn SUlp's, DusttS unb Srrjstts.
Dem aeebrtsn vublifum sur geflligrn Yahs
ritbt, ba6 bic pUn ibrem SOrjabriern Aufnrtsn
btr 70 btlitbte @tlsaf6aft btS Snrn
9. GLOBES
AM nG&Rtn SOnntaa In mrintm ,,giaiionnI
Gartrn" ibrs rrltt Spri
Sarrfb Concerto
etbsn pirb.
9u bitItn Gcnetritn, III psI6en alts nufss-
bcien rerttn pirb, I'M ben mtt Sttbrtneln
vnaniiats Smubu iu prrIbaIttn, rrlaube tGb
mir, fin gttbrttS YubIifum gang rrgrttnlf rill'
,ulacrn. Veter HGbltn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
Nc,tc M,rSei9cm.

Gtablirt In 1855.
q. u. s q. 8. Snllcr S Sp,
GnsrOs. unt GummilliOns. SanbIsr in
0cert ties,
Gbrs, 9afts, Rtis, 3udrr, MrIaHrs, 1rtI,
Sabaf, Silbrn, S6infen, SSlr, Butter unb Girr,
400 unb 402 2nfapnpanna AYrnur, Ode brr
Gil RypniuB gpfnur, SCRANTON, ga. II
Su9elamfem.
9pr un0tfibr ,psi gGO6sn Suriid lirfsn her
llntsrSsi6nsien brri 0anle ,u, Srri ppn braun.
ptiesr, unb cine BON tpr6rr Barrie. Ter Gisrn'
ibimsr fam bitleIbfn eeasu GrIathna Der gIuS.
ln9sn 3uriifntbnitn, bel 9briitint SDdtL
1p lfbtes Saus in ber Nbam5 Apr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
9(tlomtic O0rtcIu .

DaIsbR Tnttt jrbtn SUnntas Gin Saerrb
Concert Ifatt, unisr 4rituns zines iiittisrn Otu>
ifsrs. SOoatpailrr, Grpnf Bier unb Gbnlidr
9rfTil6un9rn pfrbgn isrDirt.
SsrauihEnte @Irtrlufe pfrbsn pUlItip nibt
wrssrssbrn. 3u sabtreifsm Srlube tpiIe Gin.
aelabrn. 22in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06
3lt l>crf0mfcm: /:

9pei Gotten, an btr Sauptlirabt p0n phTi
place grltstn, birsft Btstnilbsr BEN Souripaue!os
Gissntbum btr Staet Seranien. Die rint ~
tine Gdlrtle, Sc au6 Irpnt bel 1iS 8ub 2isfe,
bic anStrs barau 9rdn,sube if 46 bel las. Die
nGbern 8tbinauuatn ,n srfraetn bel Gbas. 3rcpP,
2Ii qdfapanna Aprnus, Scranton. 29in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-06

9lts Rihlit ,ur -. ...ribrIlunl tr,
2etlunaem unp mrittstrnrn Ssrflne
wurbsn lclssnbr YunlIr ifil lfihni:
l. Sntpnaticn.
2. 8bpttmus.
3. aufaEun8.
4. auslpraGs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-09-21
Irtt Is So. Prove II.

Gen. Grant denies that he ordered the
troops to be used in Louisiana, with Ga
Ting guns, to keep the anti Grant Repub-
hcans from the State Convention. He
never received any kilograms on the sub
ject, so he says, and did not know that the
troops were to be employed.
Very well if this be true, let him prove
1t by promptly dismissing his brother-in-
law, Collector Casey, with Messrs. Pack
ard, Lowell, Joubert, and Herwig, all
United States officials, who had the troops
there with the guns and directed their
action
The fact that four weeks have elapsed
since this unprecedented wrong was coma
mitted, and that General Grant neither
said nor did anything about it until he
was driven into 8 corner by the New Or
leans delegation, renders his denial rather
superhuous. If be had not been morally
at least party to the conspiracy, he
would not have waited amonth, but would
at once have proclaimed that be should
deal with its authors as they deserve.
Suppose the thing had been done against
him instead of in his favor, would he have
remained so long hfeless However, let
him now punish his guilty friends without
mercy, and the people win believe him.
But he should remember that his reputs-
ton for perfect truthfulness was injured in
his dispute with President Johnson and
ported by decisive acts, viii not avail to
screen him from sll share in the guilt Of
this New Orleans outrage.-N J. Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-09-21
HIRAM THURSTON.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
az A. u. Rothacler East T1seafaSas street,
Canton, Ohio. april6 TOtf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-09-21
PhlIadeIphIa,s ..RlnE..

While the "Tammany Ring in New
York IS attracting the attention of the
whole country, similar organization in
Philadelphia is pursuing similar tactics,
with scarcely less audacity and equally
eminent success. The Ledger of that city
confessed few days ago that the amount
Of the city debt could not be accurately
stated, though enough was known toshoW
that it had been increased $20,000,000
within the last few years A short time
ago we mentioned IN these columns that an
ordinance had been introduced into the
Philadelphia City Council appropriating
So, 900 900 to be distributed BY the water
board without the specification of a single
item for which the money was asked, and
in the face of the fact that responsible
parties avowed their readiness to under
take the work said to be contemplated for
$500, 600 less money On Tuesday last
this ordinance was past by, as We are told,
"a strict party vote" One member of the
Council remarked that "his party would
be benefited by the passage of the bill. :"
In this Philadelphia case the members
composing the ring call themselves Re
publieans-as they do in the cases of
Newark and Pittsburgh, lately ventilated,
while in New York they call themselves
Democrats. This only shows that the
same class Of individuals pursue the same
course of conduct by whatever partisan
designation they choose to be known, and
which is always that of the party IN power.
The independent press of Phhadelphia is
now calling upon the honest citizens Of all
classes and parties to unite upon the issue
of municipal reform The Ledger well
points out that no national issue is inyolH-
ed in the coming municipal election, ana
that there IS no good resson-even to men
who are zealously partisan on national is
sues-why candidates believed to be dis
honest should not now be rejected from
each of the party tickets, and pure city
government be restored. Baltimore S,t7l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-09-21
EVER room 4. WorGh : Dlamosa

Feats Of strength performed with the
teeth are absurd those. who indulge in
them ought to be punished Ike that youth
who, says DR.. Lamartie, broke al his front
teeth, who BET. that be would throw over
his head chair, which he held with his
teeth by the upper part Of the blackboard
TO achieve that noble feat Another EEL
low, more imprudent, caused himself to be
hoisted up from the ground TO q window
by means Of a rope, which be held IN his
teeth. .Whsn he reached q certain height
he lost his four incisors, and broke ona of
his legs IN the fall Some, others, says the
Doctor, find pleasure in grinding drinking
glasses between their teeth, and Woundlng
their rnouAmY YTisvously by the attempt.
One would suppose that the lie Of these
naniscs IS 3 perpetual chRllsnge to the Al
mighty who gave it to them. The loss Of
q tooth Is alfe6l misfortune, since It can
not be rdpEiSed.J A tooth is worth dia-
mond, says one Of our authora Remember
these few words, and try to, put them in
practice Herald of HeaksA.
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WIN SMITH

s5N1ssf9 PRINCE q HAAS, pa
Observation-Disclosures and all kinds of Collins al
ways hand. Two Hearses always in readi-
ness-East Tuscarawas street, Canton, Ohio.
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Rherins sale.
Charles G. strobsl vs.. DOnisa C 81

Charles g. StrObsl vs. Lonisa C. Strobei 81 al
f Az virtue of an order 10 sell issued from the
CouTt OF Common Pleas OF Stark county. Ohio,
and to me directed viii offer for sale At public
outory at the door Of the court house In the city
Saturday, tds 23d day of September. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, TO wit: The north half OF the northeast
ouarter Of section number thirty-three (S3l OF
township tea QOl range nine (9) containing eighty
acres more or less, with all the privileges and AP-
nurtenances thereto belonging; also part ot the
Iorthwest quarter Of said section number thirty
three (3s) Of said township and range, Deglnnlng
for the boundary Of the same at the northWesI
corner OF said section; theaee running south
fourteen chains and ninety liRks TO post thence
east forty chains and twenty-five links to Freder-
lex Mfller's line: thence north fourteen chains
and ninety links to the quarter post; thence west
forty chains and twenty-five links to the place OF
beginning, containing hfty-nine acres and ninety
seven one -hundredths of an acre Sale 70 COM
mencs At O'Clock p m. Terms; one,third cAsh
and the balance In two equal annual payments
with Interest from day of sale secured by mort
gage the premises. .,,, y .s,-...,,
a,,oa,vs
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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Corner of Tenth and Poplar streets. Sunday
ss sIadsy stsesbi o'cioek +. NJ Thursday
ming Lecture, IA o'clock. . - --
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Bool-Binder and Blank. Book Manufacturer. All
orders from abroad promptly attended to. Bind
cry in HaFters Block up stairs, Canton, Ohio.
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Ell -- ach I'D .-tzl
HOofand's s.
German Bitters,
HOOhand'S Iei4e 8 --a-a- p, -
German Ten1c,
Hollands 555..2 =. Z. s --...I { s. E. :.
.. Po1dophhyllin. in ri Pill, !,
Hooaadnad' d's# Greek j eek. Oil, Oil,
HOOFtAND'S GERMAN BiFIERS,

Are free froi, all oths :. 1t Is composed Of
the pure juices !. VITAL PEScIFrH or ROoEs, HAAS
AND BARKs (or as incidentally termed, extracts,)
the worthless or uert . pOrtIos 81 the Ingredients
not being used. Therefore, m one bottle of this
Bitters there. IS eontaned as much medicinal
virtue will beiound in several gallons Of otdi-
nary mixture The Roots, &C. used in thts Bit
ters are grown in Germany, their vital principles
extracted in thas country by a scientific Chemist
and forRarded to the mHnuhsctoTy in tiIis city,
Shere they are seoinp npoundeS and bottled. Com
talniag no spiritous ingredients, this Bitters is
free frem the objections urged against all others5
no desire for stimuiants can be induced from
their use. they cannot make drunkards, and cam
not under any circumstances have any bnt a ben
efcisI effect. - #5-o 80 - o..
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lFrOn The Washington PatrlOGl
GRANTS DAILY BREAD.
Two rhOusOna Dollars q nay Presi-
dentfaI RsAaIsna ~

The President Of the United States hon
ored this winter capital with visit yes
terday, and, after hssty breakfast, was
among the carly and punctusi visitors at
the Treasury to reosiye his salary. it being
pay day. He has now been absent exact
ly three months, commencing with the LIST
of June, but proposes to remain away an
til the beginning OF October. During this
time he has drawn from the Treasury
So, $50, and has past parts Of three days in
Washington, or at the rate Of one day
per month. for Whieh=he has received the
compengatiauz of Sc, ,o03 Rdsy. zTu sethe4
words General Grant. for signing his name
during these rare visits, has pocket@d the
wages Of ], 400 labofing men who work
ten hours and receive 81 I50ssch. So that
it is. something 10 be Presi9eBt in pE1c-
tical point Of, view, when the incrmbent
gets $25. .o00 q year for amusing himself
and is presented with bonds, ,hoases, and
horses 10 the extent Of halflai million. no
wonder be seeks q re-election. 1a.
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sf5r.q rafls JalB. McCREA, l3'-
Furniture Dealer and Undertaken, East Tuzea
ralgas street, Canton, Ohio. nov4tf
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D There was almost tragedy in : hotel
at Richmond, Va.s theg gOther day. The
wife ofs -h0srder had sdiseovered in her
husbands pocket q letter from. another
woman which intimated that their rela-
tions were not of the character to be borne
with by wife While she was talking
over the InzttEhziIh tie lGnalady, It was
announced that there was q lady in the
parlor who desired to, see her. husband
She went down, and there found her who
had WritteA the note. They soon dis
covered their relative positions. and alter
rible encounter took place The husband
interfered, but only made matters worse.
as each thought herself the most deeply
wrOuged. A crowd was collected from
the street IN the house by the noise, and
the.excitemsnt reached is climax When
both ladies drew pistols, and seemed bent
on shooting one another. and the husband
who had taken = seat, quietly giving uS
all as lost The inAerfenence Of ontside9s
alone prevented bloodshed- ,r,-