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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-17


VIRGINIA, to wlt:-At Rules held IL !
Y Clerks Office OF the Corporation Cou!
the city of Alexandria, on the I'd day of Janus,
1871: w. A. Smoot plaintiff, vs.. Andrew ''!
eson, james P. Smith, Richards {. Smith 81
John W. Green: In chanccry.
The object Of this suit is to obtain =;
session of the lot Of ground on Union str"r;'
Alexandria, Va. sold by Andrew jamie
trustee, to the plaintiff, by public nuctitr ,
November lst, 1870, and to enforce the tc''"-
the said sale. e..
The defendant Richards G. Smith, not hnT.'
entered his appearance and given security. .
cording to the act of Assembly and the I'll r.
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit tia; D
is not a resident Of this State it is ordered u.
the said defendant appear here within one I"'.'
after due publication of this order, and d" w.,
is necessary to protect his interest in this ID.
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith me-
ed in the 4lccnnlria G0zstic, q newspaper p
lshcd in the city of Alexandria, once 4 We. .
four successive weeks, and posted ut the -
door of the Court House of this city. ,..I
4 copy, trstc: NORTON NJ ARl H. :,
ID. l.. Smoot, p. q. jan 4-iH"''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-16

We learn that Mr. VIM. Macdonald,
tenor OF the Apply Concert troupe, was
dealt with, in rather a rough manner by
some Of the goodly (?) people of Mount
Vernon, in this State. During the con-
cert in that place tbs audience and per-
formers were necessarily annoyed by some
rowdies in the house, During one of the
songs the noise became more than human
patience could bear and Mr.. Mcdonald
Jumped off the stage, collared the young
rowdy and put him out of the hall.
About midnight Mr.. Mcdonald was
summoned by a constable to appear before
a Justice Of the peace, mock form of ex-
animation was gone through with and ev-
idence taken of a lot of associate distur-
Hotel, at which place we understand the
whole thing was concocted, the party eiec-
ted belonging to that house On the evi-
dence of these willing witnesses Mr.. Nc
Donald was found guilty and in default Of
be;l, which. owing to the lateness of the
hour, could not be obtained, this wander
ing warbler "frae the land o cakes" was
consigned to jail. Early in the morning
Mr. Apply went out in search of assistance
to release his Gagged tenor and found no
BILE hearted friend in the person of Mr..
Woodland. the proprietor of the hall, and
by hisaid convinced the Apply troupe that
there was one white man" IN Mt. Vernon.
Now, Mr. Mcdonald is a gentleman in
every respect and in fact the company
consists Of decent people and their talent
is second to none in this country, and de-
serve the patronage of al. lovers of good
music and the amusement public.
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.FnoaI CMIcAGO.
4 charIsrss e All ssArl. County Boys

- NAAt-A 49, ,, - t-~~Tg
CHICAGO. Nov. 4, 1871.
Il. McGreqor, Esqr., Stark Go. Democrat.
aDEAR SIR--A few days ago Ireceived a
long and svmpathizing letter from our
mutual friend, James B. Estep, of Massil-
lon, IN which he says: "You are Ike my
self getting toe. old and worse for wear.
/ am somewhat surprised to think that
he does not know me better. l feel as
young and active as ever. full of determi-
nation and know no such a word as fail,
FIRE or no fire. ! have made money IN
Chicago and expect to do 30 again. not
only lost my all by the great fire, butit
leaves me in debt besides.
Although near fifty, at the sane time.
when you talk of rebuilding Chicago, i
feel and imagine myself but twenty i've;
that is the way with all of US in Chicago
Age is not considered here, all we think of
is business In order to satisfy you that
l am candid of what ! say, will deposit
in any Chicago Bank you may name 5000,
that l can out a0dx any of your Stark
County Boys for one mile around our
"Drexel Driving PARK" without training
or any preparation to take place, within
ten days from date, open to all ages.
However, not TO take place IN a rainy or
wet day, as we must go it dry in future,
each to appear in our every day dress, no
blue nor red stockings, = red tape has
played ont in Chicago. | trust you will
find some Of your fast young men who
have the courage to accept my offer and
beat Chicago business walking. if so, ad-
wise me. at once by mail, and you will find
me up to time as well as to make time
Chicago must be what she once was, and
that by October sth, 1871, if it must be
done by walking.
Yours,
PETER SaIMP,
49 Oakwood Ave.
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LEGAL.
J. e. MOrfer Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there is now
~ pending before the Commissioners of Stark
county, Ohio, petition of ). E. Morterand 9TH
ers, praying for the location, establishment and
construction Of a ditch in Lake tOwnthip, in said
county, beginning at a post marked number IL
\ 73o E 1875 chains from center Of section uum-
Der eleven of said township, near center OF road
leading from Canton 10 Randolph, and in a natu-
raj water course running from lands of petition
ers; thence with the meanderings of said water
course through lands of Andrew Brumbaugh Is
chains and 66links; Of Reuben Roger u chains
and 60 links; Of Samuel Uhrich 25 links; OF w.
C. Lautner chains 80 links; Of Levi Brumbaugh
% chains and s5 links; of Emeline and J. E, Nor
ter l3 chains and 50 links of JoseRh Shullenbur-
ger fourteen chains and &C. links; Of Samuel
MachanIer % chains and 40 links; making in all
lU7 chains and 25 links.
Also Lateral D. Itch number a. one, commencing
at number 20 23 Of main ditch from thence (lO:OO)
tea chains through lands Of VIM O. Lantner
thence Q4s75) fourteen chains and seventy-6ve
links through land Of Jackson Machamer: thence
through lands Of J. B. Moore distant ll.25) eleV-
en- chains and twenty-five links, making IN all of
Lataral Ditch No. tSGsiO) thirty-six chains.
Also Lateral Ditch No 2, beginning At post num-
Der l29l twenty-nine Of main ditch; thence thro'
land Of Levi Brumbaugh (6:5O) fiVe ehaius and
fifty links thence through land of Jos. z. Morter
l5sOJl tive chains making in all of Lateral Ditch
No (l0-5OJ ten chains.and fifty links.
A. VIII more accurately show by reference to
the plat OF the engineer. filed in this case. 1t is
proposed 10 establish said ditch over the follow
ing described lands:
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ALLIANCE ITEMS.

There is talk of new paper being star
ted by S. G. Mckee, Esq. Mack is good
newspaper man.
On the 1st inst, died. the wife of DR. J.
6. Lewis after lingering illness, aged "a
years. She was an estimable lady. G.,
Wright & Pennock's hardware store is
the place to buy feed cutters. corn shell
lers, meat cutters, sausage suffers, churns,
wTingers and general hardware.
Acc1pENT. On Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Petit, an old lady aged about seven
ty who has resided in Alliance for many
years, IN company with her daughter Mrs.
G. Gaskill, were driving near the c. d P
r r. track, when their horse took fright
at the cars, ran away, and at P. Atkins
corner threw them out, inflicting serious
injuries on Mrs. Gaskill and in ali proba-
bility fatal ones on Mrs. Petit DR.. Da-
vioson was called in, and on examination
found both legs and shoulder broken and
severe bruises about the head, and 1t is
thought one eye is put out. Mrs Petit
being very heshy lady, her caseis consid-
cred almost hopeless,-LocaL.
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sheriff sale.

Eii Hines et ux. vs.. Elizabeth Barnhart ct al.
DY virtue Of an order 20 sell issued from the
Dcourt Of common pleas Of Stark county Ohio
and 70 me directed Wi offer for sale AZ public
outcTy At the door ofthe court house in she city
OF Canton. on
Saturday, The l6Lh day Of December, 1871.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, 10 wit: Part OF the northwest quarter of
section No. "a township No %, range No. 2,
bounded As followss Commencing at the corner
Of Hannah Brooks land. At stake in the road
Ieading from Marlborough 20 Harrisburg; thence
west 70 the west line Of said quarter; thence
north along the quarter line 10 tho northwest
corner OF said quarter thence east on the north
Hue Of said quarter 20 the northwest corner ii
ten acre tract in said quarter. now owned by,
Arehar Myers; theDoe south along said Myers.
west line twenty rods TO the northwest corner of
said Myers land thence along line to the eat
line OF said quarter; thOnco on the quarter line,
south 20 the place ofbeginning containing eighty
eight Css) acresnore or less subject 70 the dover
estate Of Ei1abeth Barnhort thesein (said dover
being twenty-five and l9-lOo acres.
SAFE to commence az I o'clock .. m. Terms
Onesthird cash-the balance IN two eqtsnl annual
payments With Interest from day of sale secured
by mortgage on the premises.
noylsW5
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Atlantic & Great Western Railroad.
THE
GREAT BROAD GUAGE ROUTE
BETWEEN THE
East & the West.
CEastWard.l
No IaI No s No 2


Mansfield passengers bound East by the 500
A. M. train have No change to New York. East
ern passengers by train No. 2 can have sleeping
coach to HOrnelsVille, where they can find in
readiness the most magnificent Drawing Room
Coaches IN the world Connections at Ravenna
with the CieYeland and Pittsburgh road at Mead
vile. Union and CORY for the Oil Regions: at
Corning for Rochester, and at Binghampton for
Albany, Springfield, Worcester, BOstcn, and all
points in New England.
Western pound passengers by Train No. have
no changetO Cincinnati, and by train number
have choice Of sleeping coach, making connec-
tions with the Louisville Short Line Railroad or
Mail Steamers for points in the South and South
west. Also with the Ohio and Mississippi or In
dianapolis and ST. Louis lines for points in Indi-
ana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and the Far West
For further information to time, fare and
connections, apply TO the local agent asking for
tickets via the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST
ERN BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
II. f. SWEETSER,
Gen'i Manager, MeadviIe, Pa.
W. B, SHATTUC, Gen1 Passenger & Ticket Ag't,
Cincinnati, Ohio. noyl6-tf
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IT is said that if puff of air were to
be blowed into vein Of an animal. death
iTcuIatIon would be stopped. The blood
makes the entire circuit of the human
body every seven minutes. and Whenever
this circulation is impeded or any Of its
channels are clogged by impurities which
ought to be carried of. disease follows
fevsl or disorder of liver or kidneys, or
scrofaia, or dyspepsia. To get at and re-
move the source Of the difficulty, use the
old and infailable blood purifier, DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters.
1000 800 2lw4
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Cincinnnti Market.


CINoIxNATI Nov I4.-Flour, demand good at full
prices; family So 6O@B rs. Wheat dull but un-
changed; red 81 4O9l As. Corn dull and prices
dropping; new 44@45c; old 5l@52c. Barley. de-
Fnand fair and market firm at 70a9Snc. Lard $40
Sc Bulk meats in fair demand but at lower rates
for new; shoulders 53496c; sides 65zG7c for clear
rib and clear all packed. Bacon steady with
moderate demand at 7I97N@75zc. Hogs open
ed firm but closed dull At 81 3O94 45. Whisky
steady with moderate demand at sSc.
RaHalO Live Stock Market.
BUFFALO November I4.-Beet Cattle Receipts
3,40O head, 200 cars, being decresse of 62 cars
since last week. The market op-ns fairly active
with prices a shASe better and holder. arm and
asking high prices feSalea Of l33 Indiana steers,
l2I4 10 $50 lbs. IS 25g5 rs; sIIhnois, LILO to
Iz96 lbs, $5 25@5 IS; 237Ohio, ll3S to l,672 lbs,
81 s0@6 40; 1s6 Kantuck, ,26I to 4S3 lbs s5 HOO
5S7. tFTHt-s FE EFFaf
snzEP AND La 5bs-Receipts ss2. the market has
not opened. 2 H't'~ q - ~A ~ ---
Hods-Receipts a,s22. The market is active
and steady; sales of l.47s at 81 374 65 for medi-
um 70 gsod closing firm with an upward ten
dency. ~-
Cleveland aIarket.
CLEVELAND, November I4'-Flour, demand fair
and the market firm. No red winter 81 A; No
red winter 81 IS. Corn friner; old, 5Tt95se; new
546e55c. Oats steady, and ia moderate demand 1t
4oc. Petroleum g shade hrmer bat unchanged.
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SCHAFER-KELLER-At the "st. Cloud on
the 9th inst by Rev E. Buckinghem, Mr.. Will
lam I. Schefer, of Wayne county, and Miss Kath-
arine NJ. Keller, of Stark county.
NAUMAN-sNYDER-on this 18th inst, by the
Rev ]. J. Fast, Mr.. William Nauman and Miss
Lizzie Snyder, all of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-16

TON HUBBARD, of the Bellefontaine
Eramiyaer, is responsible for the follow
ing:
The Radical thieves ever gammony
Affect indignation at TammRny;
But it isn't the FIRST time that evil
Has encountered rebuke from the devil!
That's good.
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Said matter will be heard before the Commiss-
toner's oi Stark county upon the petition a9d Com
10 o'clock a. m. ED. A. LEE, Auditor.
Canton, o., Nov 8, 1871. novI6w3
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IRON CITY COLLEGE.

FOR Circulars of the Iron City College,
the most popular and successful institution in the
United States, for the thorough practical eduea
tion of young and middle aged men, address
J. C. Smith, A NJ, Principal, Pittsburgh, Pa
Iuly2Otf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-EVERX TO KNOW
w that all forms Of private diseases consult
De. c. A SMITH. thoroufh and permanent
cure ef Gonorrhesas, elect, syphilis, Nocturnal
Emissions. &e--in short every form Of Sexual
lions Of the monthly periods, with or without
medicine. All communications strictly con 6den-
tiai. Boarding and nursing furnished IL desired
No letter will be answered unless Il contains a
postage stamp Ofiee, No n Michigan street,
Cleveland Ohio nprZTvl
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A. }. MOrter Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there is now
IN pending, before the Comishioners of Stark
county, Ohio, petition of A. ;. Eorter and 9th
ers, praying for the location. establishment and
construction Of 6 ditch in Lake township in said
county, beginning at post marked No IL, and
75o W ll00l one chain from A. J. Morter's north
east corner OF a trT ct of land containing 1901
twenty acres in the southwest quarter of section
(2o.23l twenty-three In the aforesaid township;
thence n IL deg. z. ten links through the above
described land Of A. ). Morler; thence n II deg.
Z tll:l2l eleven chains and twelve links N 2S%
Ii:50i one chain and dfty links through lands OF
Conrad Brumbaugh in the southwest quarter OF
section No. ., township Y, and range 8, 70 post
marked No. 1Ol
Also one Laterol Ditch beginning At post num-
Der CIl) Of main ditch; thence IS w (ss0o) nine
chains through lands Of A. J. horter TO post
marked number 90 as Will more accurately show
by reference TO the plat of the engineer filed in
this case tis proposed 70 establish said ditch
over the following described lands;
, : E2..e:. S5::1.: :.. ~: r; 5 D ,; :, = :;
Conrad Brumbaugh-. Lake 2S psw or 80
Said matter viii be heard before the Commiss =
toner's of Stark county upon said Petitioe aHd the
Commissioners report, on Monday, December
nth, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
ED. A. LEE Auditor
Canton, o., Nov. 8, II. nOyi6w3
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TIE GREAT CAUSE

~ G5 Oh
Xxx HUMAN MISERY o
Jst PbIished, in Sealed EHpelops. Priessiz cent?
A Lecture en- the Nature, TrIatmsns
and Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness. or sper-
matorrhsa, Induced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary
Emissions. Impotency Nervous Debility, and i'm.
Redtments 70 Marriage generally Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits. Mental and PHI ysical Inca
pacity. &c.-By RoBT. J. cULVERWELL, NJ. D.,
Author OF the Green Book" &C.
The World-renoWned author in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that ths awful consequences Of Self-Abuss may be
efectuAlly removed without medicine. and with
out dangerous surgical operations. bouEies, IN
strumeats, ringa or cordials, pointing out a mode
OF cure AZ once certain and efectual by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radi-
caily. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE boon
TO THOUSANDS and Thousands.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope 70 any ad-
dresa, on recoipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps, BY addressing the publishers.
Also. DR. CULVERWELL'S Marriage Guide. -
price 2S cents.
Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. C. KLINE AGO,
~ BoEery, New York, Post once Box I, sse
marchS3 Tlyi
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Sherin SAFE.
Might school.

TTNHE Board of Education desirous Of afordIng
i the means Of selfimprovement to that large
class of boys and young men in our city, whose
engagement during the day prevent their attend
ance at school, will arrange night school during
the winter, If sufficient number ts justify the
expense, express a desire to avail themselves OF
its benefits. The attention of parents and guar
diaus is particularly called to this notice. As f.
nsl action will be taken on Monday evening,
November 20th, AL who wish to attend such a
school, or who have children or wards to send
are requested to report their namos to W. A.
Troutnian, Principal of the High School, to the
undersigned, before that time. By order OF the
Board Of Education.
nov9wa DANIEL woRLEY, sup't
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Words of wisdom

FOX YOUNG MEN,
hN the ruling passing in youth and Early Man
~ hood, VITA SELF-HELP for the Erring an
unfortunate Sent in sealed letter envelopes, fre
Of eharg: APdress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
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no THE SUFFERING

TNHE.Rev.willlm II. Norton, while residing In
land OF medicines q remedy for COSs sUNPTION,
ScRoPULA, SoEE THEoAT, CoUGHs CoLDs ASTHMA, AND
NERVOUS WEAKNEss This remedy has cured my
self after all other remedies had failed.
Wishing 20 benefit the suffering, will send the
recipe for preparing and nsing this remedy to 81
who desire IL FREE or CHARGE.
Please send an envelope, with your name and
address on It. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
676 BROADWAY,
sept2l II SEw YoEK CIR.
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REPORT OF
STARK COUNTY INFIRMARY.
STATEMENT OF
Receipts & Expenditures,
ENDING APRIL FIRST, 1871.


AMo=Nr oR STOCK on FAaN.
Four horses, 2 mules, Is cows, 10 head of beef
cattle head stock cattle. Is head hogs, 40 head
sheep 10 turkeys, l50 chickens, peafowls
AMOUNT OF CROP N GROUND.
sixtv acres wheat 81 acres corn, acres pota-
toes IS acres oats, 90 acres grass, 42 acres pas
ture.
AMOUNT Farm PRODUCTS HARVESTED
Wheat 1900 bushels, oats 1900 bushels, corn
9sOo bushels ears, potatoes 800 bushels, 10 tons
hay, 35O shocks corn fodder, 100 bushels apples,
10 bushels peaches 20 bush. red beets. so bushels
onions 80 bush. parsnips, besh- sweet pototOes,
bush carrots. $500 head cabbage, 10 barrels sour
krout $500 cucumbers, 25 bushel- tomatoes, go
cans fruit.
NEAT sLAU0HTERED ON PARM.
Pork, 5000 lbs, 1900 lbs. beef; 1875 lbs. veal
700 lbs. butter made; 40 gallons anPle-butter.
cLoTHINa MADE UP.
Pants s5 pairs 40 coats, IS vests. so aprons, %
waste isO shirts, A shrouds, l42 pillow slips, 60
bolster slips, Is table cloths, 30 bed quilts and
comforts, 2s0 pairs stockings. IL night-caps, 2S
straw ticks 20 straw holsters 20 yds- cagpet 40
dresses hand towels, GO chemlse, night gowns,
300 pairs shoes and boots 20 barrels sof soap $50
Panpers received for past year 80, discharged
AZ died A. bou I'd out T. sent TO asylum J. number
in Idiotic Asylum 9.
Meals given to transient paupsrs. 1890; num-
her of paupers remaining in Infrmary, April l,
lST1-1O5- -,v,
SAMUEL LIND. SDirectors
povS JOHN II BRENEER,
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READ the travels of Ulysses in this pa
per. He is a regular Munchausen-has
been to Lilliput and Brobdiguag too, no
doubt.
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HnWard Sanifan ASSnciatinn

NOR The Relief and Cure OF the Erring and I'm
E fortunate, en- Principles Of Christian Philan
thropy Essays on the Errors Of Youth and the
Folies OF Age, in relation 20 MARRIAGn and SooIAL
Evils with sanitary aid fer the afflicted Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD Also
cIATIoN. Boz ?. PhiiadelDhia Pa. Tnayl '7cyl
CTRANGE, BUT TRUF-seVery young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much 70 their advantage by return
mail (Without charge) by addressing the under
signed Those having fears OF being humbugged
may obllge by not noticing this card. All others
viii please address their obedient servant
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN
aal BroadWay Nav York
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For Sale.

DY WERpS a KING-Two Secondhand Ton
ID Bugglea- fall and see-for sale cheap Car
rtage skeP On Seventh street and Poplar
RoF2-tf
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@. P. PERKINS,

Attorney and Counselor n LaW;-ofhee IN caSsil-
lY BLOCK. room No. 6, Canton Ohio. All Collec-
tions promptly attended 20. noVs Ilu
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Cider VineRar.

THE undersigned have on head and for sale
i $50 barrels OF CIDER VINEGAR. Wnl shin
to any part Of the country. II desired.
Address I. MCCALL SONS.
june2Sa Waynesburg, Stark Co, 2,
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Gray'S Ferry Printing Ink Works,
Philadelphia, Pa.
G. - ROBINSON & RRO.,

MANUFACTURERS Of Fine Black and Color
LyI ed Printing inks. News Inks put up with
care to suit the season and psculiarties Of Press
IS QricK DRYING Black and cOlored Inks espec-
tally adopted TO Label Printing
noy0w6
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AUDIToRs OFFICE, STARK COUNTY,
CANTON, o., Sept. 4, ls71.
hereby certify, that the foregoing is a correct
exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures of the
treasury of Stark county, Ohio, for the year end
ing September I, 1871.
ED A. LEE, Auditor.
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Teachers, Examinations.

II EGULAR Examinations are bold at the High
II. school Room in Canton, on the hrst Saturday
Of each month Applicants must report before
10 o'clock a M. or be denied admittsnce to the
examination. BY order of Board Of Examiners.
D. WORLEY, Clerk.
septi4 Tiff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-01-04

1t is stated that the salt mines Of
Nevada throw in the shade all others
known in the United States. Ono bed
isreported to cover529 ,039ucres, yield.
ing 100000 annually of salt, ninety.
five per cent fine. No bottom TO
this salt bed has been discovered. As
deep as any work has gone the bed is
solid rock salt, and from q depth Of
thirty five feet the salt water comes so
rapidly as to prevent work without
sufficient working arrangements
Tho salt water wells up to The snriacc
and overflow the large floor from
which tho fine white salt Is gathered,
This covers several acres in area, has
been so well leveled that tho watcr
flows evenly over It, and this, by OK
posure TO the atmosphere, is rapidly
evaporated, leaving stratum Of fire
salt This yield and production goes
on continually, and the more rapidly
it is removed the better The quality Of
this salt.