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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

A CHICAGO letter to the New York
Mai opens TINS Eight thousand hous-
es and places Of business erected on the
ashes OF our great Burnt District IN tive
weeks-how does that sound for city
that is "blotted out ?' Thirty or forty
thousand people rehabitated' and calmly
hvlng' merchants smoothly filing orders
From their customers III all parts Of the
land architects oyerrun with work In
preparing plans for massive and costly
STRUCTURES buildings of wood, brick and
stone, going up with rush on every side.
Ia spite Of The dismal rain Of the last few
DAYS merchants reporting sales Of from
$4,000 to 100000 a day; railroads alb
solutely cIogged with goods pouring in to
raplace those which the flames consumed;
everybody planning greater things than
before. and confident of success--this Is
how Chicago appears to-day"
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HumnR0us.

e IS now called ground hog
A freside tAle-Ths cats.
A precious Eolume-A bank book.
A military air-A platoon.
Hairs presumptive-chignOns.
A great "composer"-ChlOrofOrm.
A Cincinnati market regulation-"No
whistling near the sausage stand.
The Oldest ring in the country-The
Indian war (w)hoOp.
The scarcest "ring"-The ring OF the
true metal.
What do liars do when they die /? They
lie still
To permit a lady to satiate herself is
not the same thing as to permit her TO say
she ate herself
A Kansas man is in iail for letting .
neighbor's mule follow him.
The great American desert = Fruit.
That's plain enough.
An old lady writing 10 her sen out
West, tells him to beware of bilious sa-
looms and bowel alleys.
Il is queer that at party the guests al
grow thin after supper. rv-
ho ever saw anybody near fire who
aL' want to play poker7 ~ iL-
A merchant Of our acquaintance, won
ders why he is obliged TO go 30 often after
money that Is coming to him.
A good joke in the paper and hod car
rier on the ladder go the rounds.
Il Dogs are said to be the best dentists
because they insert natural teeth.
What age is most agreeable to 8 man
Just started in business2 Patronage.
The reason why successful vaccination
is always popular, is, because it takes.
Mendicancy.-Plutarch says beggar
asked aims Of Lacedemonian, who re-
Piled, should give thee anything l
should make thee greater beggAr, for ne
made thee one who gave the first" A la
dy refused to relieve beggar, but heard
him say in deep tone, "Then l must re-
sort to my first resolusion." Thinking
this allution must be robbery or suicide,
the turned back and gave him money. and
asked him what he meant to have done
"Oh intended to go to work"
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s. mILLER nIrCH NurICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there is now pen
IN ding before the Commissioners Of Stark
county, Ohio, petition of Sol Miller and eTs,
praying for the location establishment and con-
struction of ditch in Plain and Lake townships
tract Of 75-lOO acres in the E quarter, section
50, Lake township thence following the course of
wet lands southWardy to the line of said town
ship; thence following the general course OF the
wet lands, which general course leans east of
south, to the north line cf DIR. Weidler's land
thence following the general course of small
to the bridge on the Berlin road, on the south
line of the Jesse Harter's tract, thence following
the line of the run q distance of 70 rods as will
more accurately appear by the plat of the Engin-
eer fled in the case.
That it is proposed to establish said ditch
through the following described lands
Owners. [ In s. Dissertation. [ A
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No. 1, Daily. except Monday; Nos. S, 7 s and 2.
Daily, except Sunday; Nos. and Daily No.
paily, except Saturday and Sunday.
F. R. MYERS, General Pass. 4 Ticket Agent
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
LEGAL.
.J.E. rter Ditch Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that there is low
" pending before the Commissioners Of Stark
county Ohio, petition of Z. Morterand 9TH
ers, praying for the location, establishment and
construction of ditch in Lake townthip, in said
county, beginning at post marked number IL
n 73o Z 1915 chains from center Of section uum-
Der eleven of said township, near center Of road
leading from Canton 10 Randolph, and IN natu-
RAJ water course running from lands of petition
ers; thence with the meanderings Of said water
course through lands of Andrew Brumbangh IS
chains ana 65 links; OF Reuben Roger II chains
ami GO links; of Samuel Uhrich p links; of W.
q. LAutner 3 chains 30 links; Of Levi Brumbaugh
% chains and s5 links; ofEmeline and ]. L. Nor
ter Is chains and so links ofJoseph Shullenbur
ger fourteen chains and 60 links; OF Samuel
MachanIer % chains and 40 links; making in al
IU7 chains and 25 links.
Also Lateral d tch number a. one, commencing
at number 20 2-3 Of main ditch, from thence O:oOj
tea chains through lands of VIM. G. Lautner;
thence Q4T5) fourteen chains and seventy-fiye
links through land Of Jackson Maehamer. thence
through lands of J. 3. Moore, distant (ll:25) eleV
en- chains and twenty-five links, making In all Of
Lataral Ditch No. (SeaO) thirty-six chains.
Also Lateral Ditch No. ?, beginning At post num-
Der (29) tTenty-nine OF main ditch; thence thro'
land OF Levi Brumbaugh $3.50 iVe chaius and
fifty links thence through land Of Jos Z. MorteT
t5.0O five chains, making in all Of Lateral Ditch
No. 2 Cl0.50) ten chains.and fifty iinks.
As will more accurately show by reference to
the plat of the engineer, filed In this 1t il
pro posed to establish said ditch over the follow
ing described lands:
Ownars Tn tS d
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TRAINS GOING WEST.
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ANDREW NJ BLAKE

novia Time
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In few days not single British SOL
der will be in the citadal at Quebec. Its
defense, as well as that of the other fort
resses in Canada, will be left to the Cana
dian people. This shows the confidence
of the British Government-that its rule
has been so Just and wise that the Cana
dlans would not, if they had the power
sever the relation between them and the
home Government. That confidence IS
not ill-founded. II, century ago, Great
Britain had pursued similar policy to-
ward the United States, who knows that
they would not have been to-day loyal
British Colonies7 But they adopted
similar system towards US then that Grant
now pursues in regard to the South.
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PILJS.
50W THE OLD THfNG WORKS
AFTER A TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS.
nR. CHESsMAN,S Pills

Have proved themselves ts be the only TsmeSy IIsiy
or correcting all Female Irregularities, Painful
Il denstruation, and removing all DISTINCTIONS,
-. - r--,,, oatd ~ nkhArWise.
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Partition Notice.

MARY n. MARTIN, Mary Smith and William
lHl Smith, and Elisha 8. Martin, Of Stark county,
Ohio, William H. Martin, Of Virginia, ana 1eiiada
Ritter and Jonathan Ritter, OF Richland county,
Illinois, will take notice that petition was filed
against them, the Goth day OF October, 1871, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for said
Stark county, Ohio, by Jacob and Harriet Miller
and is now pending, wherein said Jacob and Har-
Iiet Miller demand partition of the following de-
scFibsd real estate situate in said county OF Stark
and State OF Ohio TO wit: A part Of the northwest
quarter OF section thirty four In township ten, in
range nine, bounded as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at the southwest corner OF said quarter;
thence east thirty-nine chains and fourtesn
links to post; thence north and parallel with the
east line or said quarter, forty chains and fifty
links to q post In the north line Of said quarter:
thence west eight chains and fifty links to Hafeys
corner; thence south with said Hafiey's line
thirteen chains and hfty links to said Hafiey's
southeast corner; thence west thirty chains and
sixty-fOur links to post in the west line Of said
quarter; thence south seyenty-seVen chains and
four links to the place OF beginning, containing
one hundred and seventeen acres and twenty
seven hundredths Of an acre more or less.
Also, the south half OF the northeast quarter Of
section thirty-three 1881 in township ten. range
nine, containing eighty acres Of land more less
That the next term Of said Court to wit; On the
ninth day Of Deceplher, 1871, or 50 soon thereaE-
ter counsel can be heard, said petitioners will
apply for Assignment Of dover to said Mary n
Martin in said premises, and for the partition Of
the same.
WILLIAM A LYNCH,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Datsd At CGntsa, October 80, isIlw0
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TUsCARAWAs BRANCH.
Leaves Arrives.
n Philadelphia, $40 m Bayard, s45 m
Bayard. l2.1o p m N. Philadelphia 400 n
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A WRITER in Hearth and Home volun-
teers the following excellent advice /.
Mothers, fathers cultivate 'after-suPper
talk :; play 'after-supper games keep 'af-
ter-supper books take all the good news
papers and magazines you can afford, and
read them aloud after-supper' Let your
boys and girls bring their friends home
with them at twilight, sure of pleasant
and hospitable welcome and of a goou
time 'after-supper, and you may laugh to
sc0rn all the temptations which town
or village can set before them to draw
them away from home for their evenings .
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the County Commissioners
Of Stark county, Ohio, at their December session
OF 1871, praying Tor the location OF county road
Casslsr's land in Lake township in said county !;
thence with his eastern line morthwardy to his
northeast corner it being the southeast corner of
Samuel J. Fields land; thence with his east line
nsrthWardly to his northeast corner, standing on
the north line of the southwest quarter of section
s., township IL, and range o; thence with said
line westwardly to the southwest corner Of the
northwest quarter OF the aforesaid quarter secton
northwardly TO the county road and there to ter
inmate. A PETITIONER.
oct27W5%
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Warwick Ditch Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there is now pend
Ohio, petition Of Robert s. Warwick and others,
struction of Ditch in Sugarcreek township, in
said county: Beginning on the lands of Benjamin
Blackstone in the southwest quarter of section
I'VE, which point Is one hundred and fifty feet
north, twenty-five degrees east of the place where
a small spring run crosses the southern boundary
of said quarter; thence following the general
course and direction of the wet lands over said
Blackstone's land and across the lands of R. s.
Warwick to the point whore said spring run
the south line of the northwest quarter of sec
tiOn eight; thence over Edgar's land, south two
hundred and twelve feet, thirteen and one-hah
degrees west; thence south fftyfour degrees, east
one hundred and twenty-five feet; thence along
the north side of the Mill Pond, short distance
therefrom, to the creek, twenty feet below the
breast of the Dam, viii more accurately appear
by reference to the plat of the engineer filed in
this case. 1t is proposed to establish said ditch
over the following described lands, in Sugarcreek
township.
Owner. Sec Descrip'n Acres
E::5i#55 e. .:::5:::5: ;::;:
Said case will be heard upon the petition and
report of commissioners on Friday, December l,
1871, at o'clock p, m.
Auditors Office, Canton, o..
October 81, 1871.
EoV9W4
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On Monday an old man named James
Daugherty, aged sixty-eight years. was
lodged In jail at Eiyria, in default of $500
bonds. forthe crime of rape upon the per-
son Of q little girl, aged nine years, child
2. Roberts.
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DIR. WHITTIER,
I2S6 Penn Street, Pittshurg, Pa.

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, AS
N Diploma at Office will show has been longer
engaged in the treatment OF VENEkAL, SEXUAL AND
FRIvA1E DISEASES than any other physician in
Pittsburgh.
Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleht, Structure, Orchitis
Hernia Rupture; all Urinary Diseases and
Syphilitid or MercurIal Infections of tue Throat,
Skin or Bones, are treated with unparalleled sue
cess.
SPERsATokRHEA, SEXUAL DEBILITY IMPoTENcY,
as the result of selfabuse in youth, sexual e1-
eesses in matlrer years, or other causes, and
which produce some of the following effects, as
Nocturnal emissions blotches, debility dizziness,
dimness Of sight confusion os 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. Cali
or write, friendly talk costs nothing. Medicine
sent everywhere 1t is selEevident that a 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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CITY BONDS FOR SALE.
70 Farmers and Others.
Brick-Yard dc Dwelling
HOusa fOT. Rent.

r wish TO rent my Brick-yard aLd Brick Resi-
i dence situated within the corporate limits OF
uated.
The yard Is in good shape, and has been doing
a large business. On the premises are good sta
bles wells. and other csnyenieneos-
For further particulars enquire OF the subscri-
20 - '''o COLLINS McGREGoR-
feb2a 'TI-tf
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Starl t'nnta B,n'o'rnt.
THE LATE STORM.
Additional List OF Disasters ON the
Lake An Entire Crew Lost Two
Persons Frozen to Death.

A00AlAOnAA lalAt Oh DAAtAA~cND 80 -
Lake An Entire Crew Lost Two
Persons Frozen to Death.
PoRr Rowan, ONT, Nov. 1.-THE fol-
lowing vessels were driven ashore on Long
Point on Wednesday; The barge =.
Sherman rolled over on the end OF the
Point. The crew left the vessel in a boat
and were driven out into the lake They
are supposed to have been lost Inc YES %
sci will probably be a total loss. Ihe
-schooner A. c. King went ashore two
miles west Of the light. With p 900 bush,
els of corn. The crew We're saved and
probably the cargo viii be. The propeller
Evercreen CITY went ashore eight miles
west of the light with no cargo The crew
were saved, but the vessecis supposed TO
be a total loss. The brig Resolute went
ashore at the light house, and viii prove
a total loss. Tive Of the crew, one man
and one woman, were frozen to death.
The balance of the crew were saved, hav-
ing come ashore on pieces OF the wreck.
The schooner Saxon was driven ashore
last night and cannot be got OF.
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Said matter will be heard before the CommisB-
toner's OF Stark county upon the petition and Com
missioners' report on Monday, Dec IL, 1871, at
10 o'clock a. m. ED. A. LEE, Auditor.
Canton, o. Nov 9, 18Th noVl6w3
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A Gard TO tine Ladies.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.
InfaHible in Correcting ITreqtiLdrities Removing
Obstructions iLf the Monthly Periods, from
Whatever Cause and AItVdus
Successful

Obstruetions ilf the Monthly Periods, from
Whatever Cause, and Aftvdus
Successful
PTeUeHtire.
Ff HEY never fail and may be depended upon in
/ every case where the monthly flow has been
obstrIcted through cold or disease. DUPONCo'S
GOLDEN PILLS always give immediate relief,
being especially prepared for married ladies. A
lacy writes: DupOncO's Golden Pills relieved me
in one day, without inconvenience, like magic.
THE GENUINE are now pat up in LARGE
WEITE) BOXES containing double quantity of
Pills and upon each box you will find the ReUeHus
Stamp, amp the words Dt'PONCO'S GOLDEN Pc
RIODICAL PILLS, in White Letters, without that,
NoSE ARE GENUINE.
REMEMBER. the ''Gentiine' is in White boxes.
Full and xpleit directions accompany each box
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.
LADIES! BY sending 81 to the Canton rost
Office can have the Pills sent leonfdentially), by
mail to any part Of the country, free Of postage
None genuine ualess the box is signed.
S. D. HOWE Solo Proprietor, New York.
Sold also by DR.. J. WATSON. MasSillOn G.. T
FOGLE Alliance, aud .. STERNBACHER, AKRON
1. ZIMMERMAN Co., Wooster, o.
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Atlantic & Great Western Railroad.
THE
GREAT BROAD GUAGE ROUTE
BETWEEN THE
East 6 the West.
Eastward.
STATIONS. NO IA Noe No

Mansfield passengers bound East by the 500
A. N. train have no change to New York East
ern passengers by train No. can have sleeping
coach to HOrnslsville, where they can find in
readiness the most magnificent Drawing Room
Coaches IN the world. Connections at Ravenna
with the CleYeland and Pittsburgh road at Mead
vile. Union and Cory for the Oil Regions; at
Corning for Rochester. aud at Binghsmpton for
Albany, Springfield, Worcester, Boston, and all
points in New England.
Western bound passengers by Trsin No. have
no change to Cincinnati. and by train number
have choice OF sleeping coach, making conneo-
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
dianapois and st. Louis lines for points in Indi-
ana Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and the Far West.
For further information as to time, fare and
connections, apply to the local agent asking for
tickets via the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST
ERN BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
H. F. SWEETSER,
Gen1 Manager, Meadville, Pa.
W. B. SHATTUC, GenI Passenger Ticket Ag't,
Cincinnati, Ohio. noVl6-tf
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Canton, ohio.-Having resumed the practice Of
the Law, will attend to any business entrusted
TO his care In Stark and adjoining counties.
Ohsce-strips's Building, % North Market Sc.
noY23 Tie
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RAILWAYS.

DTTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
l. CHICAGO RAILWAY.
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DIR. AUGUSTUS OIBB

THREATS all Private Diseases with great success
i Spermatorrhoea, or SEMINAL WEAKNESS
and Impotency, caused by sslf-abuse, etc pro
ducing General Debility Of the Body, Indigestion,
want of proper Manliness Loss OF Memory, Indo-
lence; reducing the System as to render Mar
riage able-PERMANENTLY CURED.
treated and CURED.
EFFECTS OF MERCURY ERADICATED.
The Doctor gives particular attention to Female
complaints. Sterility, Ammenorrhoa, Menncr-
hOgia, and all such diseases, causing annoyance
aud interfering with the general health and en-
ioyment Of life, invariably removed.
Send for the Doctors medical pamphlet, treat
ise in plain language, on Venereal diseases, ena-
bling the afflicted to understand their own com
plants. Free at office or sent by mail, securely
sealed, for six cents.
Ample accommodations for patients from dis
tance at the hsuse.
Office hours from 9 A. n. to 8 P. NJ, Sundays ex-
cepted- All communications to be addressed
DR.. AUGUSTUS SLEE,
july2om3s 2s4 PENN STREET, PittsburE
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R.
DEPART.


ON and after II p. m Sunday, December 5th,
1870 trains arrive at and leave the Union De-
pot Pittsburgh, corner of Washington and Liberty
Streets, as follows:
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cider Vimegar.

T1HE undersigned have on hand and for sale
II 25G barrels OF CIDER VINEGAR. Will ship
10 any part Of the country, II desired
Address T. MCCALL SONS,
IunsRstf Waynesburg, Stark Co, ..
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TRAINS GOING WEST.

Teachers Examinations.
d OCULAR Examinations are bold At tho High
III School Reom In Canton, on the first Saturday
OF each month Applicants nnust report before
10 o'clock q. m, or be denied admittRnce to the
examination. By order Of Board OF Examiners.
D. WoRLEYs Clerk.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Anchor Lime steamers

SAIL, EVEAr WEDSEsDAE ASD SATURDAY, TO ASD TR0N
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to .And Mails and Pass
engers.
The Steamers Of this fayorite line are built ex-
pressly for the Atlantic Passenger Trade, and
nttod up In every respect with AL the modern
Improvements calculated to insure the safety
comfort, and eonVenienes Of passengers.
PAssA0E RATES, PAEAELs IN cURREScr,
TO GLASGOW. LIvERPGoLa LONDONDERRY
FIRST CABIN, Ss5 and SIS. according to Location
Cabin Return Tickets, $3.50. securing best accom-
modations.
GNTERMEDIATE-sss / IsTEERAGE ...ses.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old
Country can purchase tickets At reduced rates.
For Further particulars apply to HENDERSON,
BROTHERS, Bowling Green, n. Y, 10
G. D. HARTER & BROTHER,
BANKERS, CANTON, OHIO.
marletf
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leather which materially Weakens IL.
Sd. The indentaticn causes the strain to be ap-
piled always At the central part Of the loop.
4th IL requires = smaller ring to give equal
strength and space for chin piece and strap. on
account OF passing through the indentature only
instead Of bolt and four thicknesseS Of leather
in the old method.
9TH 1t takes less time in fitting up the throat
piece.
9Th It takes less time in sewing the throat
piece.
7th It requires less leather for the threat piece
them.
A fair trial win convince the most skeptieal Of
the truth Of the above statement.
All orders addressed % 8 r. CROSS No. = cor.
ner Of Cherry and Eighth streets, Canton, Ohio,
will receive prcnPt Attention. ?. 0: Box Io1.
iun0s T1H
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CITY SALOON.

e. Hebcrt, Louisville, O.,
on MAH STREET. second door east Of corr
" neE, south side.
June g, l97o-H ------
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MEDICINAL.
InxaIids non,f Desnair !

Invalids DON'T Despair (!
THOUSANDS have found relief and thousands
il will turn TO this Medicine, after exhausting
their purses and patience in sSArsh OF health.
Giddinsss Of the head, dullness of the mind OF
the mind fcetid BREATH coated tongue, loss Of sp-
petite, pains aud Weakness in the stomach, en-
largement, OF eAe liver, yellowness Of the skin,
constant fever and thirst, with total disrelish
for business, pleasure. or any kind Of employ
menL FAEASET's PASAcEA. II taken and perse-
VerVed In for few days. will remove this whole
class Of symptoms. The fluids Of the body be-
come pure, and mind clear the stomach strength
sned, the tongue clean the appetite improved.
and the whole system 80 benefited that disease,
in bad weather, is less liable to afiict you.
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PATENT HALTER LOOP.
Harness Makers Friend
S. F. CROSS'S

~ TS OnUSOO
UNIVERSAL Natter
~ Loop and Ring, Pat.
Feb, ., 1862 The atten-
ton Of Harness Makers
and Dealers in Hardware
and others is called to
the annexed cut repre-
ssnting the Improved
Hoop and Ring for Hal
ters. The obvious ad-
vantage Of this combined
hoop and ring over the
old bolt and ring are a.
follows:
lst. Il saves time, la
Dor and material.
End. 1t does away with
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CALL & EXAMINE.

REPAIRING DONE, and work made to order
PRICES LOW, TO SUIT THE TIMES.
All Housek eepers in want of Furniture, re in
vited to call and examine my stock, analearn
how cheap sell. q. BARNH 7.
july2O '7lG AR