The Stark County Democrat from Canton, Ohio • Page 3

local: Jul: 21. i 1. 1 i i Wo understand the Canton Literary Socie ty meett ery FrkUy, sad are favored wibW tl'v laid sodieacesj.Xhs; exercises constat in recitations, essays and discussions. -Young lsmes participate. To BiaUop of Wurtaburff once asked a sprlfiUJy aUepkenl boy, "What are you doing here, my lad Tending swine." "How much do you gett" "One florin a week.

aim, ana a shepherd, con- unoea me Disnop, But 1 bare a mach better salary." "That may be but then I suppose you hare more twine under your care," innocently replied tue boy. Joseph 4- Meyer has for sale six deaira ble buUdtng Iota. IMce $300 each. Pay UsenU 10 per month without interest. CaUs-ioa fair earns Jt Warner, Gas and Steam fit sera, hare removed their shop from 10th acreec in central basement room in Op era house block.

They sell all kinds of Gas fixtures, and Steam and Water fittings. Fir enulione of dollars were expended br the MODle of Ohio), last rear, far lii- culonsJ pttrposes. About $1,000,000 of uw was asea lor scaooi Dtuiaing. At a Fireman's Tournament at Bucyrns, the other week, a Gallon company "stole a marcn." a company from Upper San ooaky. The Sandusky company were to teceir a cake irom the Jiucyrus ladies.

but Gallon oompany, putting in the first appearance before the ladies mad rep' resenting themselves as the Sandusky Com' pany. received the -cake and ate it. Too bad: AjtOTHsa heavy rala yesterday morning came We had hoped that the con ettanr and heavy raining ail day Sunday would nave been the Uat for a while. Oca Wats Works are nrogressinir. rarildiy as weather and other circumstances will permit.

Taosa cheap volumes of standard au thors at Jom aloGaaooa's are the attrac tion, for instance he sells a good volume lor oU cents, Burns cents. Goldsmith 40 cents, Moore 25 cent. Thaddeus of Warsaw 23 cents, These volume sell rapidly. A toes ado -passed over Pennsylvania last Thursday prostrating trees, unroofing boosea, at New Brighton, Altoona ana outer places, AcctDtun. Willy Tylor, aged about 9 years, whose parents reside on North fell and broke his arm on last Saturday at a ptc rue or school children on.

the Fair Tim Canton Literary meet neat Friday evening. The mm of per ormances for last Friday are adopted for uie next meeting, Come early and secure 1 CoMisa. Tb distingnwhed Theatrical treape of John A. Ueir will commence a s-jru'ement at Schaefer'e Opera Hoase a the evening of August 9 th. The Ellaler troupe altar preheat soaeUtlug aUract- in-, I I Pnor.

Oambij. And brother', the latter Tecen try from Ireland, left our city on -Monday for Prof. G. a ripe scholar and accomplished, gentleman, -May prosperity attend the brothers. i i i i 1 1 1 1 1 Fast Tubs.

TTie Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne Chlcaro Railway Company haye added a last tnv to from at a ti LiHJcs. Xtree iic-urt and twenty i Am' )0 micutei run from Ft. "VVa Jts' I ptqgUine, a fdteanoa of 131 tmil- i. KB ikkJte.but two JLiu.

a.i Fbro it. a iwuu-tua- aeiehsor II n' GeoiuiUi htut f-''prir-rrB-rt TTt-? press Af-ent at canton. This is worthily bestowed. George, for over a year," was the efficient assistant of Mr. George Mc-Guire, and hence Is familiar with the George will -render- the.

posifion useful and profitable to the people and th lExpreu Co acknowledge theja-ceipt of pieces jfjaasic from aVe-ta-TaUoraW-nlcGair Ja- Kirk, Op era House Block. One piece is Ask as sang by Hias.Lydia Tasurpsoa, tin the Spectacular iBorlesquel of Sindbad the Sailer the ether is 'From the Heart, by Louis Belle. llessrs. McQuire Kirk are in vTocelpt. daily- of.

new ilasic, and tanaUsnuslo lAaJl points free ef i i. i an in. TTiminL The ladies the Presbyterian 'Sewloir iioeiety re turn 'thanks to a geaeri-ous pubne for' their liberal patronage at the IUspberry Festival, the net profits of which were 350 alse, to Mr. ilcGreiror fur Posters, and to Ifx. and Mrs.

Ely, of the St Cloud, for Mae se ot their iiaU. The Society would esabraes this occasion to announce that their aext appearancb "will be' In the new and novel form of an ino rrjxr.siiz-i a i 1 Fiuts Tbstxrdat. The following oer-tiiflcaie of incorporation- was filed yester day at the office ot the Secretary of State The Alliance Loci, and- Man -factoring 'Company, located at Alliance, Stark eoan- ry, and organised for the- purpose of man nfactnring locks and other hoase furnish' ing and opholatctiiig hardware. Capital 150,000, la snared of 300 each. The corporators are) Kepiioger, Young, iC Ai atilner, Armstrong, aJ Steel.

ltb. OtracaoOAT Stolkv. On Wednesday of last week a man got off the afternoon train and registered his name at the American Hotel as Edward Fuller, -of, Rochester, and wished a bed to rest a few hours forr Which; ib. pakl, lie was seen1 ao moriibul ixi day, eveuing, boarder diacoverod that new and valuable over-- coat had disappeared. 1 The- only way to account.

forlta disappearance, was, that the sa oftUiul Fuller haaVbeen. ia aaed ef an outer garment. Our friend Hipp is an experienced landlord; and: It is not often the 1 Fullers come it over him. a) Ths Statios IIocsb Bobbcd. At noon en Saturday lasv tha titatloo house- si this plaoe was entered by a bold tlnef and $20 of the Company's- tuada -stoleni TliO-e-- traaoa waamade by prying open a Window with, an axe.

Tke. thist was surj tad al most in the act, and having time to make off witir his booty, hid it -under the 1 building, where it was afterwards' tsund. A man named JtcNary, who raaldeaueat' Hibbits, this county, was arrested' on a charge of committing' tha and.taki& before Um Mayor. After an lareatigaiion, there being no evidence against him, I McKary aas dlseaarged. It tta gsraeral lmpremion, however, that he is the guilty parfy.

It was certainly 'a bold robbery and jrrldcndy couuniUcd byt sn adepf rn tthe bueinesa Siaerra Commercial. I Aw.SAKkST-Mr.' John Bncklus, Vi eld r-r' enterprising citizen of Canton, hias jost stsV11 eJetoniv'e bakery on atseet, (X We have l.iiiaj"s awlute bread, brown bread.ers, bstu, and can vouol foV-tte aaaUeneaa lira, Mc GreVaays the txceled.y We ndcnd packers, baas wllh -k Jttaju. groceries of Djmulti rpympnt, on ilie Sqaaas, SpoEBkaW. IfU-e. old depot.

Mr. Buckius wUl abo-supply- tus-tonasra from bu ova'vtoar AUthul is a Wf dubt -eo -wUl rova suvcesc. Nr Acant Is 3orn mA will, m. of "Paul and doCble paged and handsomelj 'late, containing the laleatJPnci ktylci-rptcuire of in Ulustraiion' ot ngfel law 'a sweet Doem- ad "the ssoal 'number sea side costumes, hilar eas taantons. hats, need Uaaan ri8tt land walking inlM, literary contents wrUA ami interesUnar.

ublUhed by Deacon Peterson, II WalsMtf SfVPh adelphia, at $3 60 a year, four opiea fire MpUs aaJ Sua grata Xii nnmbers sent for ten cents. '1' i 7 'f Tl A siaciru oc Clackstoae lo Fort Wayne a-eceirad tha foUAwina- from S. "down east few days ar- f-Sirwn I ret a devors A now soon on ifnsvds mat 1 eauiaoA auDDort Wife fcsvweoe-eulld, aba-ram. wiilinsj iOitaks are of ths boy, tor, urwaadately state whatitVa If It cosu fiOleaat pay LUat much. Direct to box 840- Br alngltfo, YU" Second Report of the Committee on Water Works.

To the jPrtrideni ond Member ths CWy of CojUoh: villi Gh.jotl--.mxx Your Committee charged by yon with the Important, arduous, and responsible task of constructing and com' ting the "Canton City Water Works," feel it their duty as well as pleasure to further Inform you, and through yon, the cHiaena of Canton, of th progiess of the enterprise, and the condition of the flnan ces connected therewith. Since the filing our first report, on Jane 12, 1869,, the inclemency ox ans weather, and the want of promptness in the New York A Erie Kailway Company, have both contributed to a partial delay in the desired advance. went of the trench digging, laying of pipe and constructing of the foundation of the wneei-bouse; we however feel sanguine. tbat the month of September next, will (U. P.

permitting) Introduce into our city. the much desired element of water from Qod's pure fountains of Meyer's crUloilus WHEEL-HOUSE. uunng uie past week about 25 masons and attendants, were actively engaged In laying the foundation of that building. which within ten days will be ao ar ads vanced as to receive the "Holly machin- THE TRENCHES. Are dug from the residence of Mr.

Jo seph Meyers on the West end of the city to the lake, (with the exception ot about 800 feet of only five feet in depth.) for about one half mile 8. from the Lake. the trench has to be excavated several feet aeeper, and In consequence of the depth at that point, to avoid unnecessary caving in of the embankments, we think it advisable not to dig the entire depth, until the laying of pipe at that point takes place. WATER POWER. We nave purchased a fee slmDle title of Mr.

Jacob Sprankle, for his water power, covering about eight acres of land, also, rlglit ox way over his land for a race towards the wheel-house for $3,600, of which we paid cash $100, and 1 per cent. bodos HOLLY MACHINERY. Arrived at' our depot durinz the oast week and is now within a few rods of the wheel-house, its weight, is about 80,000 pounds. WATER WORKS BONDS. i Since our last June 12 remrt.

we iv disposed of Bonds to parties reaidinar in the city of Philadelphia, Pa, IS Jr Bond a 1 pur IS To parties lis Stark county yaari Bonds 10 per I 50 Si0 B.OOO 4, MO ToUl Total MiMxmt of Bonds dlpood or sines $10,100 ihi rapori, noma ana Dread ais.ise Boada diapoaad of aa per Ual o6oo Bonda axaeotad to app'r oa contracts nadaati pr $100,000 OCK AOOOtTHTS WITH THX BACTS tu aaruios kfosit bank. dv To nalanaa aa Jon report. ana i to if.it Jul I CerUOca'a 660,00 t.uuo.oo S. 000,00 vra'K on 44.10.69 ana 14 Paid Traaaa dlfrgwa an IS TO Nifrhnan. SIS.aS 7S.00 IS.

00 T41.00 11.75 Ooorga Voalkar, rgaT, Trenc oca alroj Ucorrs VMlkcr. 4IS.14 ill 40.0O Nif.tiBuji. S7.B0 Traneb S60.0S 80 JmCb Mpralj 100.00 JalylS Ttamcli dialers. Jaly IS Im't in Bar. Jap Bank, 40,430 14 FIBST HATIOSaX BASK.

SB. To amount aa hi Jnas Report stw.oa Juljr 1, SO.OUO.OO -CaU-t Iv, 'tit; Job tS Paid Bmpnear 9a.oo Xxpauees lo aud Pnlladrlphla, atxinpa cbo 75 On ililT rlJCwnpB(l Ml.tll a WJLdmf fat Sx atan.ua 1S.M. July knold aud baxton-. HjtO Jul. a AK.IU anad.i 14.ft.

Jaw Miller dmg .1 1 ao 't alaxrapn dlaakaa. 1 Aala it ftuginaar. vrajm bum it .1 1 Jaaea l.wU- s.ltiiraa iJj 13 am'i'rVst Rational. Buik Ulf fat ta mt'mi 1) -pMit BiUH. 14.4M.J1 S0.973.ex AH of wlaWh "ia LOUIS SCHAEFER, Ch'm, JABOB HAWK, DANIEL WORLEY.

July 12, 1869. A Tis Caktqk. On Jast Thorsdsy evening a fire suddenly bunt up pa the cellar of 'George Fessler's on the Square. flames flashed ou.t.frightful-ly and looked alarming: Our gallant fire companies were soon- on hand, and al-tUowgh in the cellar was a large amoant of burning fluid, tha cellar was soon deluged with svater and the fire extinguished. This lob was over in the course of half an hour, the Grocery above and the other rooms i (he, house were not damaged, except ahghtly by the water.

The flooring being eliarmd has been replaced by a new one. Ia aeema the' clerk was in the cellar drainuj; some burning fluid, when some (pilled the floor and the gas moil hays caasht Caam the lignt. wanning some aix feet off; After tine fire In the cellar had been ex tinguished, tot before Chief Junglneer Dunbar had dismissed the fire companies. the large ram stable on the back of the lot was disoonend' to boi on The building was soon enveloped in flames, and before the hose could be extended and water- thrown, it. was manifest it could not be Th next tWag was to prerent the Ore with frame wan-liuustf and other aMings adjqioine.

utaeo ws-gjsllily dsaav Much. -of- tha credit of thin is tine to -iss Hook and Lad der company, who ware ao nracapt to pull down the buralog boXLdisff We nnderstaud our IZlr athers con (tanpbOe i uruishing the Ilouk And Ladder fampany wUh. belter apparatus, aiad to organic a Fire Policu furce io ordar to Lroteot aiopertyi at fires. 1 Fester's Mas wasiaoous: t-hieh was corertd by -insurance, tha com pany settling for $1,750. SlWi WnUaai Clunk, a yeuag man working at tha Auitman shop, wwa aaartw aaownea in ui taicu m.ui dam.

on Wednesday ninUt of last 1 a eek. It teems he Was enable to- swlnv and ijC Into U19 water Over- bis Knowing his danger he'jtUed JoudTy and alarmexl Ike iillasf is is about, nona uL, a v. urn naa pieseasa omind enough ta Lalt steps 1 1 rescue Fortunately a man passing down the track-heard the noise and -came to the He nruneed in thoutrh Clunk had sunk for the last time cot him out in the nick of He was resuscitated after 1 time bv hard work. It la supposed ha had been under water some three no. in ntes Let this be a wanuM to inose un- able to awlnu Paxicrri.

Mdbdxb. Mrs. Eliza Orng- by, a widow: who Springfleid, Ohio, was murdered, by a pistol bail, on tha morning of tbo lust. Mrs, Orns by sad just ariaeo and aoema to have been anot tnroesa an epu wuwub -uw iu outamkv Uttie sop, 13 years old, saw a man walking away some little dhUance from tbe 'housed Tha ball entered aer body 'truder the rrgbt shoulder Wade and after acreamiagtwiceshe She was a lady of excellent character and lived: with Las MmthrsT arm was 43. Great efforts were immediately made to find and ansa uw nwraonx uu wlLhout: aucccas.

Th-' Commissioners af dark county rfjer vne arrw ox tha murderer r. liri -l1 1 i 1 Pnunit oa The bes Journal aaysj "-MAhioo, Chance, is boring for in VuniaH.ttepand keH.u vt, From the result In Virginia it looks or, somebody else black wbitav'liad "bored" Welles bad, with BtonjriJrf and Toting. He-ie aa WU Ur nor TTajiereJ proap better walk, 'alalia haj been' "boring at Watblngton, bxjpin Ta cotna outvas oti'fcf side. Uberli "elsewhere. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, COUNCIL CHAMBER, MONDAY July 19, 1869. Present Wortey, Shimp. Myers, srs. Sax ton, Hawk, Wyant and Schae ier. Minutes of last meeting read and appro ved.

The on behalf -of, the Fire Companies, presented a petition for the improvement of the Hook and Ladder and also for the establishment Of a Fire Police. Referred to committee on fire da partment. Mr. Schaefer, from the committee on water woras, made the second report, wnicn we puousn in anouier column. air.

aiyers, irom tne committee on streets, reported" an ordinance for the era' ding of Cherry street from North street to Myers Mill. Head 1st, 2d and Sd time and passed. Same. An ordinance for the rrading of Market street north to south limits of city. xteaa tne nrst time.

Same. An ordinance to rrade North Poplar street to Cleveland Avenue. Read the first time. Ordinance from committee on water works, for the appropriation of land to construct race for wheel house. Besd 2d and 8d time and passed.

Air. Sax ton asked for report of city at toraey for the creation of Trustees, for water works, city attorney being absent te Iowa. Mr. Uchaefer called him to order. on the ground that when a bill: ia in the hacds of a committee, no member can in.

troduce bills without leave. The President sustained the motion to order; 1 Mr. Sax- ton appealed to the Council, who on rote sustain ed the President six to two. On motion, the bequest of Jacob Hawk. giving a revendonary interest of part of his estate to the city, was referred to the com mittee on ways and means to adjust with.

the executor of said estate. The dilemma of Chestnut, Prospect and High Sts were referred to the committee on streets, to examine whether the addi tions of Mathews fc Wallace, II. II. My ers and others were accepted by ordinance and report. The further employment of Mr.

Eitener er as assistant -police was referred to the committee on police. Adjourned, Thixvino at thx Frax. George Fesaler discovered after the fire In his cellar had been put out, that his money drawer hac been captured and the contents. between four and five hundred dollars, taken. The empty drawer was found in the back yard.

It was soon suspected that this had some connection with the firing of the stable. Suspicion next day fastened on a couple of chaps of town and they were arrested accordingly on Friday and lodged in jaiL Prior to the arrest a part of a bank check and one or two other papers that had been in the drawer were found in the old fair ground grove at the Eaat creek. We hope Mr. Fesaler will recover his money. Marriage Licasaxs.

William Brown and Martha Rica Lyman B. Wilcox and Catharine Welker; Frederick K. Focke and Marion A Skeels Josiah Lesh and Catharine Obertin Nicholas Rtmmell-aad Mary McCurdy Henry -Graybill and Barbara, Spuhler; James Mack and -Ellen Hesser John Cock and Mary Bouch; Sylvan us Reed and Eliza A Roncey Charles Schickel and Louisa Bergman David Barr and Mary Oswalt: William Whitsel and Sophia Fetre Levi Bordner and Sarah Spangler: Ephraim B. Rich ards and Maria Deckert. Rtv.

J. W. GooDLnf. This gentleman has been ths worthy pastor of the English Lutheran church of this city for several years. Wo regret that Mr.

Goodlhv has found himself constrained to accept a call fjora the city ot Tiffln to which pleasant place be and family removed the other day. We anderstand; Mr. Goodlin's removal was by no means in accordance with the wish of his large congregation here, who highly- appreciate his great worth, and which has largely increased under his pastoral care. O. O.

F. Ikstallation. On the evening of the 13th inst, the Installation of the officers of the O. O. F.

Lodge of Canton, took place in their hall, on which occasion a large audience was present. The address was made by Rev. J. W. Goodlin, and was a most able production.

Alter the delivery of the address the members of the order presented Mr. Goodlin an ellegant gold-needed Adam Hel- denbrapd, made Via presentation with a few pertinent and appropriate remarks, to which Mr. Goodlin responded lu a feeling The whole affair passed off most pleasantly. i i A Hzrxkadx. We cheerfully acknowledge a serenade at oar residence last evening from the new Canton Democratic Band.

They played several airs very well indeed, especially for a company who have only been practising about two months. For this progress much credit is due to their worthy and attentive teacher, Mr. of the Music Store 'of McOaire" Kirk, of this place. We are glad to 'see the young members so earnest in the work. Our old friend, Jacob Blum, an experienced and excellent musician, is the leader of this new band.

4 'the boys are finite fortunate lx tis. i May success attend them. Tub' DBrrirtEB Boy, oa BAVTtsfTisxD or Sun.o.1, will be produced- by mrmoers of the O. A. R.

at Schaefer't Opera Uoosa on Monday, July 26, and every evening during the week. This great Military 'Allegory ia highly spoken of wherever it has been presented. It is to be played for the benefit of Post 11, and will be put on $he stage in the best possible style. Let every one 4 i i rrr-J. Abbbstxo.

On Friday last, two young men, one of them married, were arrested by Marshal and deputy Oldfield and. Eit-ner, on a warrant issued from jus tiee Say ler charging them with grand larceny, stealing from George Fesslar on the night of the fire. In one -of the cases examination was waived and the bail was fixed at failing to procure which was he Temanded to jail. The other case will oome pp, io-memnrj Thursday. Matos's Coubt, Mayor Sayler's Court has not been very active during the past week.

There was one case and disturbing the peace, and the unfortunate was sent up for five days on bread and water. Another case of assault in which young lihask attacked George SUdger Shank was lined five dollars aud on nM fit lin wsa teleajorlii iL'itl i COUNCIL CHAMBER, MONDAY July 19, 1869. CITY ITEMS. Sxa Bosch or Gbapbs. On Standard ia another column.

PER'ft STANDARD WINE BITTERS is bjgbly jeccommendod by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of! its tonic'properUes, Its. purity, and Its delicious flavor. -marSl-ly. TwaXVX HtTSTDKBO. DOLLABSAND ALL Ex' mat Paid! Soe advertisement of Amer ican Shuttle Sewing Machinn, lyfeb'Cd East enough to have your hair changed to Its natural color, you use "Barrett's Hair Restorative acoortling to directions.

EfisopPAi. SfBvics-JSvery pabbath. in Scbauser's Opera Uoude, at o'clock A. and 7J o'clock 1. -Mi" Rxv.

J.CLattbtt, mXSm. 1VL1 i 'j fry 111 Wh. H. Hall, Eso. The law catA of this rentleman will be found in this raper.

Mr. J.Iail' has bad considerable leal expe-rience'ahd we are confident will be 'found capable and His offlee is in Har ter's Block, up stairs first door to the ngnt. 'Z L. BrxcoiLr Bro.T have on hand a su. perior Block of Cook; Parlor and Heating 1 stoves, ituu.assonment oi nouae.iur- nistung wars, Aueir.

blocs; oxxucncis, ffni and Foska. Fancy Hollow Ware, Spouting put npon short notice, and very cheap. 1 C-au sx uie oia esuouanmeni, East Tuscarawas street, aorui aiue. oau Ts'AcaiRS AsiioUVioiTha anXoal nt the Btarfc County Treachers As aoctatlon' will be hellff Union High School Canton, oa Saturday, July 8 1st, at JU. vBy order oi the i.i i 1 'JDaSU WOKLET, 1 11 Chairma.t Pbbsons -need of the services of an ex perienced Ddntist should not fall to consult Dr Decne, who has an experience of twelve years practice in Canton.

The substantial character of his work is fully attested to by hundreds of persons who have availed themselves) of pis services; Th varied experiences' of: so 'many years practice, insure to 'persons entrustim? the care of their teetn to him, the' cheapest becauso 'the most durable operations. Office near Groeery and opposite County -BanK. aa-tt. attvk wots. aomo time since we stopped at Passaic, and were really surpri sed to see the old store house there all fill' ed wltn wine on storage.

The amount of Mr. 8 peer's stock of Port Grape Wine on hand is almost fabulous. Four storehouses are filled, and tiers upon tiers of casks up and down stairs, and in some cases huge vats, occupy every avail able spot, leaving only little alley ways tnroujrn wnicn to walk. It is an lllimit less quaxtity of None is sold until it has acquired the age "of four years, and tne buildings, 2, 3 and 4, are of the first, second, third and fourth years vin tage. Our drugrists hare some of the old est of the above wine direct -from -Mr.

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Biechle's improved Family soap, as it is equal if not superior to any in the market. It will wear longer, wash cleaner, will save time, labor and modey by its use. The well known German, Chemical Eraslve Chemical Olive, Detersive, Castile and a regular line of Toilet Boa always on nandV The cheapest, and most popular Toilet Soap is Jos. BiecbXe's Venetian Pearl Soap It will soften, the skin, will remove tar, and paint from clothes, and contains more healing qualities than any soap in the Mar ket InvcntsAand -J Jos. BrxoHix.

For sale by all leading grocers in the city. 5ml the Ohio The Man to Beat Hayes. The Radicals, intoxicated by victory ob talned last fall, through false under the banner of Gen. Grant, and con fldent of walking over the course without a struggle, have put Governor Hayes again in nomination to fight over, upon thwati-1 fication of the Fifteenth Amendment, the battle of negro suffrage, lost in 1867 by 50,000 majority. Judge Thurman was defeated by less than 3,000 majority, and the vote cast against negro suffrage was 14,000 in excess of the aggregate vote on the Democratic State ticket.

This shows conclusively that a candidate for Governor that secures the floating vote and unites all the elements of opposition to negro suffrage in Ohio a large portion of which is composed of the soldier vote can be To accomplish this object, and save the Government of the United States from being converged uitoa consolidated despotism, ruled temporarily by an irresponsible Con gressional caucus, ana ultimately dominated over by a military Imperialism, whose edicts will be enforced in the taxes by a Standing army, recruited from black jani saries, having no feeling in common -with the white masses, it was the duty or the Democracy to select such a candidate for Governor as will rally to his support all voters agreeing with them upon existing living issues. Toe feeling was almost universal amongst the rank and file pf the that a new State' ticket should be composed of new men, who would secure tne triumpu of our cause. Parties are apt in the couise of years, to become divided into, factions, and the sue cess of one clique over the other in State Convention, tends to weaken the strength which should be husbanded against the common enemy. xience, tne most suc cessful campaigns ever made by the Democracy, were under the lead of Polk and Pierce, men who, at the time of their nomination, were not Identified, with any particular set of politicians. The Democratic btate convention or ine 7th most admirably embodied these ideas in the ticket nominated- Rosecrans, hero of historical reputation Godfrey, a representative man of the indomitable De mocracy of the Northwest; iJunrer, tne Mayor of Cleveland, whose majority of ,500 last spring shook Western Keserve Radicalism in its very Capitol GUlmore, the accomplished and genial Judge, whose personal popularity will sweep the Miami Valley Conned, the soldier orator of that Gibralter of Democracy, the old 12th District, whose bold and ek' qnenoe- has given bin a State xepuutien and Ben.

Churchill, of Butler that whole souled, honest Democrat, whose name is a household word in all the councils of the pany The enthusiasm exhitmea in ine uon vention; as each name was- haded on the announcement of the respective nominations, is a happy omen of success and now, with works corresponding to the faith thus expressed victory, is sure. The tide is al ready rising which is destined to sweep tne State. The signs are- all in. aur favor but one Governor has been re elected in Ohio, during tliirtx -yeaniv and Governor Hayes, who dwarf in all 1 respects when compared with his competitor, has no such prestige with the people as to max nun an exception to a general rule. The.

under current of popular leeiing had for some time (previous to the meeting of the Convention) been unmistakably set ting towards a distinguished soldier, a na tiva citizen of Delaware county General Waiim Rosens tus -as the jaatt des--. tined to lead the masses to victory against the combined hosts ot Radical Imperialists and corrupuonists. A leading- point In the ceo teat between the contending parties is, '-what are the fruits of the war On the- Radical side it Is contended that the Union of the States is no longer to be governed under the Con stitution, but that a partisan majority is to consta-us) and. amend (hat instrument by force -or fraud to suit their own partisan ends, and perpetuate political power fox the benefit of great moneyed monopolies. General Rosecrans.

the son of a worthy farmer, descended from revolutionary stock, aud bred a Democrat, graduated at West Point with, distinguished honor, and when the rebellion broke out, with thousands of other Democrats, he entered the service to reserve the Union and the Constitution. Iuka. Corinth and Stone- Rfyer, attest his i personal vaior anu military mitt. raasea dv luo xmneiauiTj rjumur w. ucm Grant and Ord." he was deprived of the full fruits of victory- at Iuka, and after maneuvering Gen.

'Bragg out of Chatta-bv a series of most skillful moves ments. with scarce the less of a man, ha was purposely abandoned by the contrivance of the atrocious' Stanton, Secretary of War. without the necessary reinforce- menta, in. order to worst nis aexeat ior pw-fiticaj purposes. Hulburt lay quietly wiib.

SO.fYOOjnen, about Memphis, "while. i some of has aflicars boasted, they now oaa Vitd Knmr iusS where, thev wanted Stxnton-and Grant, bavins: thus got rid of dangerous flvay, whose politics did hot suit cbutinued to show their malevolence after- the close ot the war, by refusing tnassiim General Rosecrans any command- although be was one of "the se- nior Brigadier Generals ia regular ar-my-lla resigned, because be did not wis to drawr nar and. do nothing arld7e Sub jected to further Ins alts from 8tatrton' and rant. Appointed Minister to Mexico" by President Johnson, ana toumiueugr i ical Senate, he was recalled by President Urant to make room Jlor a stay at home patriot, whose treason was made "odious' by the appointment to a most lucrative of fice of General LoDgsireet, tha rebel chief. who had so ably seconded in the field the intrigues of eur own war department, ac cording to the testimony of Gen.

Rosseau, There are 50,000 soldiers in the State of Ohio, who served under Gen. Rosecrans, who are anxious to nave tne question test ted at the polls, whether these things have been justly Now is the opportunity to expose Radical hypocrisy before the people. The letter of Gen. Roeecraus to Lee, circulated so largely by the Democratic State Executive Committee, duricg the lust Presidential campaign In Ohio, which took such a statesmanlike view of Radical Reconstruction, and oppo sed negro suffrage, will furnish a keynote for the canvass. The late disgraceful scenes in the Tennessee Kadi eat Oonven tion, and the negro riots at Washington city, prove conclusively the truth of the following extract from the letter of Gen.

Rosecrans, of Sept. 21st, 1868, addressed to Gen. John Love, at the Soldiers' Con' vention, at Indianapolis, during the last Presidential campaign "The desolate and ruined South, the op pressed tax payers of the West and North, generosity, mercy, love of country, appre hension of evils to every motive that ought to move the hearts of true and noble men, appeal to us to say by our votes in at we will stop- that nopeieas folly of attempting to govern the Southern States by what is called 'loyal and give tne people under lust guarantees, the right peacefully and legally to reorganize their own government within the Union. With such convictions, I hold the man, who would not express snd act upon them, a traitor to himself and his country, and despise the partsan who would find fault with any reasonable steps he might take to bring about so great a good to the nation." Here then is a direct issue with the dog' ma of the Fifteenth Amendment, to defeat which the close counties of Southern Ohio must be carried. The Democracy of this State feel proud in' $resentmgas a candidate for Governor, the soldier and statesman, who so boldly -meets the enter gency.

Our advices from all parts of the State are to the effect that the ''Boys are marching on with Old "Rosy" as the TVA ivrAVVOJhUJ sdocg the I A The Man to Beat Hayes. ANOTHER RAILROAD DISASTER, AS 1 Allt, Accident on the Erie Persons Bodies Burned. NEW YORK, July 15, 1869. TheofBcera of the Erie Railroad furnish the following account of the accident at Most Hope: The through freierht bound backed on the switch, to get put of ti way of. the arhHica OA Xf fWvrvi New York, but did not clear the main track before the latter struck.

The two engines collided, upsetting the ecgiae; express, baggage and sruofciDg cars of the ail of which were There -were some emigrants in the smoking car, five or six of whemyere killed, and three bodies burned. lie v. B. Halleck, ot 329 East Fourteenth New York, was in the car and was burned to death. So far as known, six or seven were killed.

The passengers were transferred to another train, ana sent lorwara at a. m. Some distressing scenes of suffering occurred, and there were some re markable: The engiaeer of the express train stood bravely al his post, and turned over several times with his engine, but fortunately escaped injury. Rev. Mr.

Halleck told his brother-in-law he was not hurt at all, but was wedged in. His fellow passen- fers used every effort to save him, ut he died a slow, agonizing death In the. presence of sympathizing friends, who were, unable to. help him. A young German Bald his father wes burned.

When the ruins of the smoking car were removed he recognized the remains of his father by his watch and some coins. The fault of the disaster is attributed to the engineer of the freight train; "who started but before the express train had passed him. He has disappeared. A German lost his trife and three He escapoa without, in-Jury. The through mail and registered letters, for Cleveland were destroyed.

The way mail was saved through the exertions of the two agents, Messrs. Spencer add Nicholson, Hope, the scene of the catastrophe, is in Pike county, Pennsylvania, about seven miles west of Carrs Kock, and about ten rods from the Delaware River. At the right of the track, going west, there is a rocky declivity oi about fifteen feet. An Ordinance. To establish a grade for Cherry from North street to bridge at Mill.

street, Myers Sao. 1. Be It ordained by the eity council of the city of Canton, that the grade for Cherry atreet be established as follows Commencing on the plank of the bridge over tbe east branch of the Nlmt-hilien" creek, near Jaoob Myers mill, at an elevation of 62 and 21 -100th feet thence northwardly with said cherry st. 26d feet, at an elevation of 69 an 6'10th teet; thence with -said street 400 feet to an elevaiion of 62 feet thenee to a point opposite to the -senter-of Myvra lasoe, ta aa elevation -of 69 feet; thence north wardlywiih-- said street -420 -feet to the north side of Sheridan atreet to an eieva tiou of 72 fee thence with said cherry street northwardly to the north line of Hane street at an elevation of 66 and 16 lOOths eet; thenee -north to the north side of Douglas street at an elevation of 70 taeaoe north to a point -75 feet sonth or P. ix.

W. dt C. Rv track at an elevation of 68 feet thence to center of nulroad at an. elevation of 79 feet: thenee northwardly to 10th street at an elevation of 72 and -7-lOtbs feet thence ith aadd street to the middle oi 8th atreet at an elevation of 74 and 5-10th feet; thaace to 7th street to an elevation of 76 and 5-iOths feet; thenee to tne cen ter of Tuscarawas street to an elevation of 73 and S-lOths feet; thence to. the center of cbi street to aa elevation of 70 and fi'lOths feet thenoa to centre of 3d st.

at an elevation of 77 feet thence to center or 2d street at an elevation of 76 and 5-10thn feet; thence to ths center of north street at an elevation of 77 and 5-10ths feet. Sbo. 2. The elevations mentioned in this ordinance all have reference to the datum line established by ordinance es tabllshifeg a Bench -Mark tor said city of (Janton. Skc.

3. This ordinance to be in force and effect from and altar its passage and publication. jlj11N1a. vvuKLOsx, jrrest. Attest: Joszpk Trout, Cl'kj Passed July 19 july 21 w2- MARKETS.

CANTON, OHIO July 21, 1869. Flour -r-Extra, Wheat White, M.i lied, Corn, $7 00 a no OOi 3 l.oft 75 80 (31 25 2l 60 Kye, -Oats, 1 i rj 1 25 flax 2 25 Hay toa, Potatoes -10 112 00 50 Dried Apples, Butter Eggs 2 00 20 15 id ams. Tallow, Iard, Hairs. Beans, MoUssex, 1 An 8 ,10 v-t Salt barrel. aV (4 18 18(4 20 25(4 30 2J 3 (4 3 00 New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July 17. 1 COTTOK Unchanged sales 350 bales mt for middling; uplands. fiRalV-Wheat steady with a mod- rtnmand to fill old freight aganaoieQU at 1 47a 1 94 for. If 1 50 for Vn 1 Hnrintr. Kve steady and quiet at $1 26al lor wnatern.

Onlilirmtt 8U HOn fnr va-nRtirTi afloat, corn dail at 90c: 95o for sound, and 74a78o for unaoiun mixed western. PROVrsrosa-Porkqnretand ataady. Tftf onlet and steady, cut meats dull and nnohanged. Batoa steady, with limited demand, L.AKD luil. aala at 19ial9o for fair to prim team.

SPECIAL KOTICES." THE KIDNEYS. riHIK K.IBKET8 ARK TWO IS NS1TBKB siwiaten ai tee upper part of th loin, aarmna-acS brrai ud eoaiMn or -Hi ma tbe Anterior, the interior, and the Exteiior- 1 Be anterior abeo-l. Interiar conaUta of ii-ue ur vm, wnicn mm drpoiit ftr the m.iuc juu io tne exterior. The exter- a cooaQL-ior aiao, terminating In a uoe. ana called tac Ureter, Tlie ureters are ct nvicted with tha bladaer The bladder la cjmpoaed of various covering! uitwu BMirVH.

IX till 11 the Mover, the Narvooa, and tbd Mueoni. The vpnea exuela, the lower -retains. Many have a denrd to nrlnote wl hoat the ability oihera annate without the ability to rttain. This fre- tjueniiy ocean in cnudren. lo care ibeae affcttona, We must brina into ac lion tbe maxi-ela, hloh are engaged ia their vi-ioub iranciwn.

11 they are nelL-ted, Gravel or Dropsy may ecauo. 1 1 he reader mast aiao be mad' aware, that however alight may be the attack, it ia aura to enect toe dojhv health and mental cowera. our fleeh aud blood are aupportod fioin tnene aoaraea. Gout or XaicniTieit. Piin orenrring in tha loinaia indicated of the above de-eaaec They occur ia peraona dlapoacd tn (-jid and ouaiaj contreuonrr iia uwvaw -inn- frravel naiiea Train net-lecS or IciDroner th.

I-1 Toeue organs betng weak, the wa(er-i- mt tne bidder, bat allowed 10 rem rid it Deeomea revenah and aediment foi It is Irom lltia deposit and ths atone ia formed, and j.aorav ia a collection or water in some parte ofth. bod, bears diflerenia, namea. aceordlne to ths parts effected, viz when general aiffaaed uij, i. cuieu of the abdomen, Aac rites whea j. of chest.

Eelmbold'a rdrhlv compound Jtxtract Bucku ia decidedly one of uikw. ui tne bladder kidneys, igravel. Sropaical rwellings, rbeama-Usm, aud gouty enaction, tinder this heak we have arranged DyturUvor difficulty ank pain in in passing witar, scanty accretion, oa email and ucHueub uiicuarKea oi water otragury, or stop. ping ai water nematuturia. oi bloody urine Gout and and Hheumauam of the kidneva without anv -cnansa In nn.nitv.

it naa alwava highly reeommedded by the lata lr. Phaxick, is in Thii. medicine lncreasee the dltri Bon, ana excite, the obsorbenta into healthy exercise, by which ths watery, or calcareous dispositions, snd all unnatural enlargmenta, as well aa pnin anp lnAamiition, are reduced, aud itjia taken by man, childrea Direo- uona jur-us ana met accompany. i.a ihi A ok. I H.

T- B.xufaou. Drneciat. KaAa bu-1 have bean a soflerer fhr nnward weaity years. With tne gravel, bladder, and and kidney affection, poring which tints 1 havs used numerous meoieuial preparation sxpar-and being under tha treatment of rhe moal aini-nent phvsiciana. Having aeen your preaaratisna extensively adyertlaod, A bonaulted with my family phyai-cian i in regard ts using oar Ixtract Bucho.

i uia. una oecavse 1 nnd uad all kind of advsr-Uaed remedies, and found thsm aome quite injurious in fact. 1 diapaired of ever getling weU and determined to use no remedies hereafter unless I knew th munilUnM it was this that prompted me to naa your remedy Aa yon advertised that it was composed of bachu subebs. and luniner )m M. and my physician aa aa excellent combination ana, wltn thie advice, after an examination of the article, and conaultino anain w.Lh the mra.

gist, I conclndep to try it, I commeneed iu use about eight months ago, at which time I was connned to my room, from tbe first bottle I WSa aatOnishttH tK. Kn. ri I effect, and alter using it three weeka, was able to walk out. i feit much like wriitlng yon a full statement of my case at that time, but thought my improvement only be tempoary, and therefore -t. w.m Irl effect a.perfect cure, knowing then it would be ol greater value to you, and mors aatisfactoty to me.

am now aKi. tt I. friaA after using iht rhmedy for five months. I have not uaed any now for theoa -months auo feet sa well in all respects aa I ever did. XOU.L Bacha bAlnir ri.w.,l Af.n taste and odor, a nice tonic and tavifcorator of tbe system.

I do not mean to ba withent It whenever occasion; nuy rexuire iia uas In such affec-ttona. m. Mccormick. Should tn. Hnnkt U.V..M .1...

be refers to the following gentlemen jiun. yi m. xuauta, jx-uovernor, f-ennsylvanla. Hon. Tnon.

B. Fuuaoi, Philldelphia. Hon. J. c.

Knox, Judge. Pnilideiphia. Hon. J. S.

Black, Judge, Philldelphia. -lion. D. H- Ponvxr, ex-Qovenor. Pennsylvania: Hon.

JZiLia Lavia. Judge, Pnilideiphia, Hon. K. u. Gaisaa, Jndge.

TnltedSlatoa Court, fjon. O. W. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia. Hob.

A. Postib, Cny Solicitor, Philldelphia. Hon. Joan Bislib, ex-ioTrnr. California lion.

K. ladllnr.fi.nw.1. C. And many Ultra, if neoeasarr. Sold by Arurelts and dealers avarvwhers.

Beware of counterfeits. Ask 'or Helmbold'a. Take no othtr. Paica $1.5 per' bottle, or 9 bottles for Delivered to any address. Deecrbe symutoma in all commaaications.

Addresa H. T. HELM HOLD lira a and Chemi cal Warehoasa. DS4 Broadway N. KONK AKE QjSTJUiB0jiLES8DONBlTPIN ateei-eugraved wrapper, with lac-eimile of my Chemical Warehouse and signed.

ti. x. incm.BOL.1". A GREAT REMEDY TO THB CTJKK Ol" THROAT AND LUNQ DISEASES- Dr. Wishart's JPine Tree Tar CordiaL IT 18 THB TlTAIi PB1KCIPT.E OP THB Pine Tree, obtained by a peculiar process in tbe distillation of the tar.

by which higheat medical properties are retained. it is uie omy aaieguara ana ratisDie remeay which has ever been Die pared from the 'nice of the Pine Tree. Tt mvicorates the dl-reaav onnrawntertores Ihe appetite. jt atrengtnena tne acuuitated system. It purifies and enrlchee the blood, and exnele from the eyatem tbe corruption which scrofula breeds on the longa.

It dissolves tne mocoo or phlegm which stops the atr-passages of the lnns. Its heatmir principle acts upon tha Irritated sarfaca of Ihs lungs and throat, penetrating to arch diseased part, renering pam and subduing inflammation. It is the result of yeara of atody and experi ment, and it ia offeied to the afflicted, with the positive assurance ol Its power to ears the following di teases, if the patient naa not too long delayed a raeeet to tha maana of Consumptlon of the Lungs, Congo, Bore Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Llvsr Complaint, Blina-and -KleeaUn; Pnee, Asflims, Waooaiafl Oough, Dlptheria. Ac uiwa Hueii mui uuv otner remedies in the market for Consnmption. Coueha.

Colds and other Pulmonary affections equal to Dr. L. Wishart's Pine Cordial. We answer 1st. xt cores, not by a to ppioar eoazh.

bat br loosening and aaalsting natore to throw off the unhealthy mauei collected about ths throat ami bronchial tubes, causing irritation and cough Sd. Moat throat and long remediea are com-poAed of anodynes, which allay tha cough for fibres become hardened and the unhealthy fiuidsJ awnue. oat dv tneir conatrmeine eneote. tne coavuinte and are retained in tne avatem. sans.

ing diaeasa beyond tha control of oar most eminent pbyeicians, sd. The Pins Tree Tar Cordial, with its as sistants, are preferable, becanae tney remove the cause of Irritation of the mneoue membrane and bronchirl lubes, assist ths lungs ta act and throw off the nnbealthy scaretiona. and purify tea blood, thus scientifically making the curs perfect. Br. Wiahart has an file at his office hundreds and thousands of Certificates, from Men and woman of unquestionable character woo; wars ence hopelessly given np to die, bat throat1 the Providence of Cod were completely restored to health by 1 he Pine Tree Tar A Physician in attendance who can consulted in person or by mail, free of charge.

Price of Pine Tree Tar Corplxl $1,50 per bottle, 11 per dox. Bent by Express on receipt of pries. Address L. Q. O.

Wiahart, H- Ho. 23 North Sd Street, Pnila. Pa. may 19 MANHOOD: How Lost How Restored. TUST PUBLISHED, a new edition of -Dr.

CuV-J-verwell'e Celebrated Bseay on ths Radical Cur (without medicine) of Spsrmatorrhata, or Seminal Waakneaa, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Ixrorajioi: and Physical Incapacity, In. pediments-te Marriage, also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Flu, induced by eelf-indulgence or sexual extravagance. ar Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents. Ths celebrated author, in this admiiable eeaay clearly demons Ira Lea from a thirty year's sue-cessful practice, that the alarming eonsequeneea ol eelf-abuee may ba radicaiiy cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or bs application of the knife; pointing, ont a mode of care al one aim pie, certain ana effeoinai, by means which every auffeier, no matter what nis condition may be, saay be. may, curs lum sell cheaply, privately and radically.

SMfTThia Lectors ahoald be la ths hands of very youth aaJ every man in the Sent under seal, in ths hands of Terr youth so4 every man la tha land. bent, uaaax seal, in a plain? envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cants, or two post slain is, Also, Jit. Cuivsrwell'e' "Marriage Uuida, price SS cents. Addreee the Publisher, CHAS. J.

C. JLL1NK as Banrarr. Now York. Poat-umoa Box. sOSS i iuljSU'CSHy To Consumptives.

TUB ADVEKTISER, having been restored to health in a Tew weeks by a very simple reined v. alter havinz suffered for several yeara with a severe long affection, and that dread disease Consumption la anxious to make known to his low-en fferera the means oi To all who desire it- he will send a copy of prescription nsea (rree of charge, wiuu ine ai- recuoiis ror preparing ana using uiesama, wwui tney win nna a auaa oran tor wwinsraw, Aariuta. BaoxosiTS. Coaons. Coxja.and all Throat and Lung Affections.

The only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription ia to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information which he eoneeiveato hainir valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will trytUa remedy, as it will coat nothing, ana may provea blessing. r-aruea wianiug tne prescriuuou, win piuaae aaareaa ivev. aunaiuj A.nn xjovjrt. WUIiamaburg, Kings Co 2iuw XOrk. raayls'eavlaun Errors of A iw who snffered for years from V.

Sebilitv. Frematme Decay, and all the eOecta of yoathml indiscretion, wi-1, for the sake n-Mrrn? hnmanltv. send free all who nee it, the receipt son iui maaing tue simple remedy ky. wnicaaa. was cureo.

tmnerers WlSning prOUb UJ UUWHK san do ao by addressing, in perfect confidence, TnajyiaiB Vi 0 Cedar street, York? Words, -AVIsdoin I FpB fTOCjia 'EK, ON lA JtHliSw rBfilON IV: -OTJTH and arly Manhood, with bKLF-HBLP lor taaarina; and nnlbrtnnate. Sent in sealed lettar snvsloues. free of ccarga. Addraaa. UOWAKS aaSOClaTlON.

BoxP, Philadeluhla. Pa. 49 ST RANG BUT TKUB Itvary voung lady and enUeman in tna United blatea can hear sometauuai vary as Bon to their advantage, 4y raturn mail (without charge) by addressing tbe SBdersigoad. Those having fears of being hambngsaddmay oblige by net aetMing; tbis card. All oihera will piaeee aadreea their ebe diU tHOMmj cirukVt Ml broad war.

Kew Isrk. SHOES. REHOfAL. 5, Hal itBMOTED l.r BOOT SHOE STORE! x-1 um ii ta uiu. piace in iwii xiuiiu ingr, TO the KOOM FOKM15RLY OCCUPIED BY Z.

P. BOWEN'S GROCERY STORE, opposite i ,7 ') Democrat Office, where he haa a Large New 'Stock of MeiisV Iiadies i Cliildren's and Women's Wear. I HAVE COARSE PINE BOOTS, LADIES' SHOES, i And Will Cheap as the Jbeapest, i i aT'AVorlr; made to order, as usual. aua warraniea. Don't forget the place ia Bo wen's Buildinfir.

Ghive lis sl Call. JACOB MILLEB. Canton. Not. 10.

1868. J. C. EICHAEDS' BEST CHEAPEST BOOT SHOE STOEE In the citywithout doubt. Souf bvrest Corner of Slarket Square.

RICHARDS BOOT AND SHOE Store is the CHEAPJESJ the following reasons i jii, 1: Having no rent to pay. 2. Having no partner to divide profits with. 3. He buys for cash in the bent wholes ale markets In the United 4.

tie does bis own cutting. 5. His stock: is the largest in the city. 6. He can and will sell cheaper than ny other siore in the All kinds of work made to oider.

him a call and satis vonri self. TERMS CASH 1 feblOmB HAVING SOLD OUT MY BUT-ter and ece business, and im) wih ing to be idle. I -been appointed agent for the Bale of Coverlets, rp 0 4 uounterpanes 1 and Bedspreads, All of the best material and manufacture. lave inem ot i i WOOL, HALF WOOL AND of all the same material. They are for mer friends trirousrhont iha show my samples.

Money or Fredaoe win oa ta in excQanga, for my choice JOHN HERB3T, lJ Canton, MEDICAL. Landis' Herb Bitters i A NEW AND VALUABLE Dis ss UOVKBYI i- Cures Dyspepsia, Uver Complaint, -IT1 1 A i- T. 1 ixiuuev xwneuiriauBrii, TESTIMONIALS. Bklport, Ktark Jane '69. Mr.

Ls.Nti8 Dear. Sir: I cheer fu 11 certify to the beneficial effects I hane re ceived from using three bottles of yonf HERB BITTERS. I had been greatly affected for years with a Kidney akec-tion and Rheumatic trouble, ot coarse resulting irom imparity or tbe and by using yoru Bitters. I have be come apparently entirely relieved "of tnose terriDie maladies. recommend Landis" Herb Bitters to all -afflictwd friends.

PETER ZOBluE. iune9 Gr EfiMAN CLBTSLAsJD. OHIO, 1 ti 4- OJlee JTo. lOjttiaatee Euilding? capiTar r-t 7 Insures Baildings, XsrchsndiM and other Prop-ty Aa-abiat Los fx Daauga br fise, as low rataa as any etaer responsible Company. tav Losses aonoraMy ad'nsted and promptly pala ui vaso.

atl Biaaoroaa AUD noouoisiu a Dr. W. Mevtr. C. W.

Schmidt. Henpr TJcrmar. J. aimer. Dr.

Ttoeder. P. Tettlehaavh. John Uerlach, Henry Kramer, H. Kalier, x-, ocumiab, u.

AaenBsaa, n. jecJcmann. u.jxrn, auaotners. A. JJ.

MnKixii. TT. iHAISK 1CW -T B.ilUVliaAJ1 n.i h.i i Trav.llng Agents. -JOHS RATiEB. Agenu.

Ohio. P. LUZIU8, Ma-filUm Jnlr 6. j.STERCIL CUTTINO, tifi P. D.

Jr t'AHB, Stencil Gutters, OHIO) 1 ARE now prepared to execa Ordere in tbelr line of business, suck as Barrel Brands, Advertising Plates, Name Plate for Marking CloUains. promptly nlied.xtnd sent to any part of tbeeoantry. WAMilsii-'A lww Agents ta solicit for orders. Apply as above. dec30 '68yl ICE CREAM.

ICE-ORE AH! 1 i 1 i 1 The best of the season tojbe bad at EXCHANGE HOTEL! At Old mm sVII -mayl2tf Av BPOHNHAHER. "W.C. THOMPSON J- HAS FOR SAIiE 1 Ai1- EiARQE number of, i j.iiii' Asd aver 200 u.j CFFICK Corner of Cherrv and Tos- oaraw.aa straeta, phiitonf piiio. Boyaoy THE-BEgT-IS-AIiWYSTHE CHEAPEST Buckeye HSiiiliS With Foot andvlmprovcd Xock-Iievcr. APjiwTTriiTtfr! firtroT -r a.wi..s Kiaiiaa sjaa 7 Xms iiake is made from the REST Woii nmnavAH Poi.f Cl rp d.i3b 1LDC1 -1 LT Lll.

OTJll ESEemember Every 1 Ir'lHTTTtl East Tuscarawas Near lOO Mile-WarchaVir;" Ijksoiu Agents THE' CANTON MUSICAIi. EilPORimr tt i .1 1. -DEAIaEIiS Pianos; Organs, Sheet Miisic; and -y i i 1 Mi'tl iiril TS-fviYTY-i rrnl'a' rif IFi VvVl 1 1 a no: a Agents for -tke -Gelebratea jQaklePianos, and EstyCottage Orgari; I SheetMusicSent iy Mail to anyiAddressAOrderV fiUedprbpjplJy M'GUIRE KIRK, No. 1 BUT THE'BEST-LTOTSTHE CHEAFEST' Lr a 1 --tt TuliLt STEEL, CAST These 'Plows have been before 1 'Oil -t fully tested their merits and the unanimous them la that for 1:1,1 STB ENG TH, I 1 A T'AND A I L'lT they are unequalled "To this popular connection, there has been added the' official endorsement THE FIRST AQKICUXiTUBAL, SOCIETIES of' the COUNTRY. FIRST PREMIUMS have been AWARDED' by the' OHIO.

MICHIGAN and KANSAS STATE FAIRS' Central Michigan A1 a.lare.aumperxf County ajd otberiAgricultural and Mechanical Associa 1 1 EVEBY-RL OW I Improvemenia Jiavt beent mada last season add greatly" to. their, strength and adaptation to varied soils. Send. for, a descriptive' pamphlet oraij ai the manuiactory and examine for 1 mchl0.69tf 'THE 0ED Iffl JEWELRY i i JU OP DEUBLE EAST S1DK OF I'ViiUC SQPAliE.OAMUV, Continues its successful career irl old and well-known place. 1 Their splendid and capacious'rooms are supplied with the i t.

and Fipest stock df 'tvA WATCHES TO BE FOUND IN CANTON: 'Their assortment consists in Qoldand Silver. Vatclifis, Diamond Plated Ware, AlspvW.e' are olJigents'of the Tlie easiest and most natural Artificial help -the-Eye. 1 Also rrtrjTN -t -i-iiTtrimri'TT-i r-nTifmoi a Of the Bet Make and Latest Styles suck- iPIANO FIFES, FLUTES," '0 vin- oy.r: .1 uta- .1 1 I HfcUUM') Ciin.i We also usual, an extensive "'stdek1 r6f Fine 'Porttacnias, Fine Chma Ware, and Toy? of every '-variety, We are enabled to sell cheaper than pjihers, 'e for Caslii and pay no Jaigh rents t.x 1 i ii-blocks and Jewelry iMh GIVE "DS 'A' CALL, or Ti13UJll4Et Sp Jill, may zo, i.oo-tj 1 -EUREKA -LEUTOifORG-MISI'i THESil'IMPROVEDv OROGANS are decidedly the Fine-at, Instruments now before the patent octave'. coupler doubles its power, and the new and improyedVo Humana Trem-" olo, as well as the patent book closet and music' desl render these instruments the best in. the Market; Also'on hand Louis "Befge' Co's first class" Agxa(3.

overstrung 1 vMEiiOiEOMi' iifp oTiiini jRememberto GIVE US A CALL! We cannot be undersold, fir have -no hi eh1 rents to iav! he BRO." as vte' have 'ho' high1 rents to pay! GA.NX05 May t. 's it VAA A UUDUOU, -va LOOK-IiKVHR; generally; Junei8w6' vic-i -A IN-'tJ is i 1 Opera Ilbuse tj-' i.k--.i i I. .1 i fc- --n, 1 i 4 .11 v- COMMN ATTON 1 -(' 1Vi mmrnm'- Y.I "I 1 i-I -J the farming p-blic loner enonirh to haya'-manimoas verdict of ail who have U3ed' II i i -1 A A NT houui 6treet, rear, ola depot MILIER KELliJJLE i. I' 1 V. JEWELRY ilungSyAlold Stlser and.

celehrated Ghandler's Lancashire r. li 1 TETOENTS. il a I i.