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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-20

noped tne sultan Will lind aoms things in Turkey
which "ars Of no uee now-a-days."
The projected new Suspension Bridge at Niseara
Falls is being pushed forward With sroat prospect
OF speedy success. Contracts have already been
made for all the materials, except tho wiro which
the Chief Engineer will soon sail for Europe 10
procure. Tho towers will be los feet high; the
span 125o feet; height above tho water 175, and
width OF roadway 10 feet. The bridge is intended
Tor the passage OF carriages and pedestrians, and
viii be one OF tho most substantial structures OF
the kind in this country. The towers will bo com.
pleted in about four weeks, AMI the bridge opened
to the public early next spring.
In the matter Of titles book-makers haye gren.
advantage over writer's OF articles. The titlo OF O
novelnow-a-days is nevor expected to have any con.
neotion or correspondence with tho contents Of tho
book 1t desisnates. But newspaper readers won't
stand this kind Of thing. II IN article have an
nnat.ractire head it won't bo road. If it have an
attractive heading and tho attrsctiveness is not
confirmed by the text the journal loses il PRESTIGE
There Ia special TACT required In giving headings
to articles. specimen Of adroitness in this rc-
gard WAS recently given by the London Cosmopo!i-
tan which commented on tho reception of tho Sui.
tan under the heading OF "Fluukoydom Flamby-
ant"
Emigrant Company TO stimuInte emigration to
Florida, whose mild, uniform and delightful cli-
mate p!esants OF itself strong temptation TO dis
satthHsd Inhabitants Of New England. Il ia pro.
posed to establish colony OH the St. Johns
River, the company providing building for n
church and sohoohouse. Land is ohean tbo,a
and tho soil produces both tho tropical crons and
the northern cereals. A colony Of Thousand or
80 hardy md industrious sottlers from tho North.
srn states would undoubtedly prosper greatly,
and would bo strong enough for self-protection
against social or other annoyanoel.
A Mobile gentleman, who has returned from a
visit TO the East, tarried at tho spot where tho
Children OF Iarae crossed tho Rod Boa, and was so
fortunate ss to discover an extensive clam bod.
The Bedouins in the neighborhood mako uso Of
the shells Of tho CLAIMS in manufacturing buttons
Tor their pantalons, and our Mobilian at onco con-
ostyed tho idea that thoy we're the most suitable
material yet discovered for faro checks. He has
employed several Arab tribes in the neiehborhood
70 collect . quantity Of the shells, and Ia now
about chArtering a vessel TO send for thom. and
establish in Mobile an extensive mAnafaotory O,
that very important article. It will not be lone
before the genuine faro checks from the Red sas
win bs the only onaA oonAldered orthodox by n,
fsTotees OF the ancient game. slIi.TIi =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
Khbw tThyID sstiny.Ga

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a life4ike picture ofthe future husband or wife OF the
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She will send when desired a certified cert cate, Or
written, guarantee, that the picture i9 yhatit putt
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dence, MADAME e. II. TEoRSToE, P 20. Box 22S. HudT
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06

SWEET PoTAToEsrAw1-SgSEEcPor
TO PLANS FOR SALE.--Levt Wymang who re-
sides Iilmiles south fron Macarthur and ~
north of Macarthur Station, wishes TO inform n
t he public that he has for sale ailarge quantity
Of THE YeflOx EanssmOuds west FOtstces me
best kind for this climate, which he VIII sell
at 81 perr Bushel.l HsihtsndsStb IrdiSdplah
from 50 bushels Of Sweet Potatoes this sea-
son: Those wisAi6g sTddtRaAtCsS OfBAest
Potato Plants, viii please Gah upon OF anfd fT
dress him at Dundas, Yintoh aGountygeohio
hs can, on receipt Otlthel money ship either
Potatoes or Plants By Railroad to shy point,
Give him q liberal patronage; Hj9iih 2]aiia3.aJ
= HNffNNl fffi- i3tbrhfi
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
For ElIe Drugs aIld ned
LcheA, go, 70 Siss0n's Drug Store, h. .a h.

~ H "HN
'BRIDoES.-GA cOnttactpfo for NE building Of
. bridge across Big .RaccOOn Creek, on the
McAftAar and Nilkesvils' road, was let
last saturday, ito George Holdren, Of Knox
Township, fpprr The llan "& $s,2oO The
bridge istO be 100 feet between the piers,
and self-rupportinE, The piers to DO %
feet high by "a feet wide, and 8 feet thick
At base tapsring tOs feet at top. This will
be one 81 the finest bridges ID the county,
when completed, and win W covered. v
The bridge at GsQrgs Speeds 10 now be-
Ing built and viii soon Be com ietaa by our
friends q. " Gnd'C. b. Pitcher. The ma
sonry is completed.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
n You've LIAtpYYl returning to her

n6FA You've LADY returning to her,
countTyhome. after. a~sojourn, OF few months in the
city, was ardlyreCO gzed, u, her friends, In place
OF a coarse, rustic, flushed jAce, she had q son ruby.
complexion of almost marble smoolhness, and IN
stead d twenty three she really appeared but eigh-
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ishe plainly told them that she had used the CIReAsr
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ton to any Lady's toilet ny its use any Lady or
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express, On receipt Of an pIdeE by ID faiorgt5 n
NH CLARK A Coz Chemists,
y No. 8 West Fayette Street, syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents ior tne Sale ofthe same.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06

LrAvlrT9 PEAF jOu6sAG.A a. The Nay mum.
berpf this neatly printed and valuable
monthly journal, devoted, especially to the
dissemination Of information relating to the
production Of fuel from Peat and generally
TO ell .hst pertains 70 the economical prOduc-
tiOn and use Of fuel OF ali kinds, has been
received. II is only so cents 4 year, ana
miner and every farmer ought have 4. II
gives true and general history Of Peat, Its
uses, 50. ~, ID ,.5s ,IaSa n4 ,alcadsGi anIi
Send so cents to Leavitt, \ Hunnowell. 40
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
;9pGeial. Notifies.
wonderful but True.

MllHf tsntc fnt. OF .IUU0f y.l nHiuai,D. r. L,lI
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kiat and Somnambnllslle ClaiTyoysnt, while 10 Clair
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son youaEe TO- marry and By the aid,oia an instfuf
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guarantees To- produce ahfe-like piaturenllthe future
husband or wife ofthe applicant, with date OF mar
.rIage. oCcupatiahd leading traits Of, charactgr, &cy
This is no impesihpns as testimonials without MIN
Der can ssaerL Nv atAunE place 81 birth age, dlapo-
siion.c color Of eyes and hair and enclosing my
cenks, and stamped envelope addressed 70 yoirseH,
you will receive the picture By return mail together
dssiEed information 0a,li 4.o5a-t.s4 h4.
Da-Address in confidence, MADAME sGEaTaupE
REMISsTOS, Pao, Box 297r West Troy NlYsmf 5fi,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~
Relative to an AmhSShhdunsnt' 6fthe Constitu.
ton, providing for the extension of the
elective franchise: 10 a15gngah golTeg (
Resolced By NE General yAssembly of The
State Of Okio,o (three-ffths of the members
elected 70. each House agreeing thefetO,D
That'it be and is hereby proposed tor the
electolso OF this Statetto vote atthe next snndai
October election, upon the approval or rejtc-
ton Of the following amendment ias aalsub.
stitute for the fret section of the fl ftD Arts
Gle Of the Constitution Of this State, 'toswiis
Every male citizen of theSUnited Stbtes,aof
iHe age.of twenty. one years, who shall have
been q resident sof the 6tateia one year
preceding the aelections iuand off lhe
county % townshipg Tor wardo JIM which
he resides, such time AS may libe pros
vided BY law, except such persons as have
borne arms in suppcrtoe any insurrection or
rebellion against the government Of the chi,
ted States; or have fed fronitheir places of
residenceio avoid being dra Ted intoths mil.
itafy seryice:theFeoG or have deserted the
military or naval service ofsaid government
in time of war, and have not subsequently,
been honorably discharged from tho same,
shall have the tqualiAcaliobs Of an elector
and be eniitledto vote Mt all elections naG
.ao1l q LED. A. RARR0TTf ,Taaissl
Sneaker of the House Of Representatives..
ANDREW G.. MoBURNEY, .
Y NJ RsssAeatsf2k Senate.
Passed April6 1851. (6m
April !, iss5.. NslnF'a .HobIO3 .mIDAni
sstIuD
IffM nALafU l.. a-e N.srtA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
acopsumptives.l.

The advertiser. having bekA resiored t8health IN o
few weeks liz very Al Hsple2remelhy afer having snil
thar dread disease Gonsnmption--is ahSlois "a MAKE
known TO his feliow.sufferefs the meansUf ctire.i g
To all Who dAshe IL. hel WIN tend a rnpy Of the
prescription Ilseds Gree Of charged with the ldlreef
will find q sure cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Colds, md Ill Throat 1aad lam AZ
~feeions. Tbs only object % d cadYeriser N sendf
ing the Prescription $40 benefl the afflicted, and
spread information which he concefves to no invau-
abs, and gie9hbpes every sufferer Will iTy his rem-
e9Ydasis will cost tseini nothing and may prove q
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, fREK, by
return hail, WI please address 'gN.' ftaAl
l6Ty EHp ,TREW EIjWARDM WILSON. 70 o.
.ggTel .gdt Williamsburg, Kinsslco .nNey5 York; b
MAX2tlsW Tly15iafi ,af tt f,.iou dfw fso
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
nrugn. BOOKS and alatioperye

Drugs, Books, and stationery.
Persons wishing Drugs, Medicines, or Books,
will do we'll 70 can At siySng's Drug ana
Book Store, corner ulbores BlOokT hcAEthur,
Ohio, where they Mindandia iafgsa stOcksof
Pure Medicines, Liquors, Oils, Points, Dye
stuffs, Psrfamsry and Fancy Articles, a9lIl
Physicians can buy aS low ss in snylmar!
ket, in Southern Ohio. aoisli9 sF9pa \
The attention u the public is oallsdtO tAc
largo stock Of, Cap aud Note Paperi Pensi,
Ink Paper, Knives, Rulsrs9& &C., &c. mylg vsE
School Books On Be- Sought cSVhsapet at.
Strons's than y ty any other establishment abliam in.
Vinton county. sgdiiW suiye9slth
Call sndisSe. D ~ posibpM MAY 2ssm,
baoldaiHl 6aih9i
- LLE
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06

Jon PRINTIEG,-Get all your Job Printing
done at the Enquirer Printing Office, in
Malone'A Building, fOEs besides the best print
inr, you win also 6ndkhei lowest prices.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
.tTTWe Oh
Legal Notice.

Goa d
~ E9RGEW. REYER, and AAahel Beyer, who have
VI afrleedM k1tLRgef Newton ReyerT James Boyer,
Eve Beyera and Mary Boyer, who te minors md resi-
denteof ghe county pf Yinton, andState, OF Ohio, aud
Charlotte Boyer, Wn0isa minor and whose place of
residence 10 unknown, will take notice TINT Joel G.
SHETLAND, Administrator OF the ElAte ofAndrew J.
Boyer, deceased, on the 9th day of May, AsDals67,
filed ht petition in the Probate Couft, within and for
the cOuhfy;of Vinton, and State Of Ohio, Mledgng that
the personal estate Of said. decedent ls insufiteHk h
pay 4fb debts Mtd tiSRchafge Of administering
Estate tIat he died seized IN fee SIMPLE of tho mlT
Lowing described Real Estate, situate IN the Township
Of Elk, in the county OF Vinton, to-wit:
Commencing at the aouthtEast corner, Of 1.-THE
Northwest Quarter of the North East Quarter oi
Section Number Thirty 'four mo. 34,1 Range Number
mo. f1Townshlp Number Eleven no.
H. thence running est Twenty Reds; thence Month
Twenty Rods, thence East twenty Rodsythende
South Twenty Rods, 10 the place of beginning, con-
aiming Two acres and ffty hundredths ofan acre.N
That George w. Beyer, Aqahel Boyer, Newton
Boyer, James Boyer, Eve Boyer, Mary Boyer, ant
charlotte Boyer, as heirs at Law o fthe said Andrew ]
Boyer, deceased, hold the Isektestate Of inheritance
therein #ldiss ,iE tsG pm .aitI g8lhao.l ia3f-
The prayer'of said petition is for the sale Of sale
premises, free of dover Estate, for the pay ment of tn,
debts and charges Aforesaid. Snid petitlon will be fol
hearing on ihes9th day of June, A. D. 1867, or as sool
thereafter as the same can be heard.
JOEL @. SWETLAND,
administrator Of Estate ofAndreY ]. Boyer, deceased
May 80 ,lS67-6w ,,t.rs .,.,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
{, .

The Stat! oofQ Okto, 9oi g tsdinon q
O6es oflks Secretary Of STAT! @a'So seo
i, WILLIAM HENRY SIXTH, Secretary OF
State Of Tie State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that the following is a. true copy ofthe
ioint resolution passed by the General AS
sesmbly o. the State Of Ohio, on the 9th day
Of April, "A. D. 1857, taken from the originsI
rolls on file in this Office. ~
In Testimony Whereof Il have here
's'aJ unto subscribed my name and atix1
II. 81 ed the great Seelof the State Of
Ohio, at Colubus, the 9Th day Of
'''' Apfil, AID: 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, 5
Secretary Of State.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
CHaovIoIra.n-We Are sorry Tat N

aTHEi CHEoxIcLEs."-Wa are sorry that We
neglected. place at shS end 0s,tHs Chapter
Of .Ths Ohronisles" in last weeks paper
The W words, aTo be continued. Many ~
our friends have inquired II The chfonicles
were all published, Esowtul& say to our
readers that we intend to publish 1.-THE
Chronicles Of zsleskiel 50 long asI'thsrs Is
any h'r.ory Of that place
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
anss b Ii
Ral aA~isgA.l..an9
Golden. Elnxen s. SlIken

pRopUyBBA By Nho z Gsoh q Trof.EDE
BREUx' FRiSERILE EHEvEUX- 0ns
snrlieation warranted to, curl the most
sifsirht and stubborn rhair Of either ss1 into
wavy rfngfets or heavy msesiye eugls. mas,
been used by the .f~ashionahles OK tsris nnd
fLGoInadfcn, viii, the mSst gratifying resdlis!i
Does no Injury to thsthAif. Price BY mail,
Isaalsd and postpaid, ST.. Descriptive Circd-
AVE mailed free. address BERGER,
sHrrTs Co, Chemists, No, 2s9 River 81.
'T,ors NqlY,Ja Sole Agents for tba ppiied
r.s;ss fillh g NiEif April Is, Silly
'etatebs 3 NilN &,rl1ss.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
Go 10 strong g. gGlbbons.--FOr

stoves, Tln.ware, Flows, s~sddlery, and all kinds Of
Hardware, 90 to sraOss& GIBBONS on Main street,
Macarthur, ohio, who have on hand q full supply tof
everything usually found N q country laFdsHafe
store, and which has been bought at the lowestcash
prices and will b R9ldatSOrpesP0ndiPg figures 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
Administrators Sale Of Real
e@id3 ''4 Estate, ~, q n .so 3, q.
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT.
Thomas Beach, Administrator .f-ialf.Is l.4ri
Of Estate Of DR.. john Coats,

deceased,
against
Arthur Goats and othersI JG % N II
I'm VintOn County Probate Court, STATE Of Ohio.
N pursuance off an order granted by the Probate
4 lSSSTs & Sos yln.On oS S0uHp'y1o hi9' | wiz qfTeFfpr spHlql
the I'd day of July,
,so "A. D. 1885,, ar,a,l. f,
at o'clock P. NJ. Of said dav, nj the door OF the
court House, in the Town Of MICA rthur, in sad cOun.
ty, the following described premises, situate in the
county ofVinton and State OF Ohio, to-wt:
The Northwest Quarter Of The South. west Quarter
Of Range Number Seventeen HI Township Number
one acres more or less.
Appraised at $3.50. II, L.,,4.,.n .w
Terms'of Rale-01e. third cash IN hand; one.third
IN six months, and residue in twelve months from
the dayO saler1defetyed payneenhs9 20 bear interest
sold. 4''s'" t'' THOMAS BEACH, i'siA
administrator Of EeAte Of III John Coats, deceased.
May sc, ls67-tds -
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aiGODEY for June 10 received. How beauti-
ful--the Fashion Plates. " ,eg Z mr.
The terms are as follows '.Ff1" e9"'''.
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Club SUBSCRIBERS will 70 sent any Post
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Address L, A.. Cooley, Corner Sixth and
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THR OBJ GUARD-the' only Democratic
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II you want to buy or sell anything, no
matter whsty the best wpg, you can accom-
plish your object is 70 advertise in the En-
quirsr.. 72EoR isIths time to advertise! TRY
4f rs
it.
RUfTEI
wHnsssrt 70 CIR rms BEST sNEErr PorAro
rLA~srs.-Those Wishing NannsemOnd Sweat
Potato Plants IT the bestrquAlity raised in the
Norih-should cali on or addresses. Holbert
at the Hubert House, Macarthur. He is
raising 25,O0Oje4cOllsnt PLANS and igBpreA
pared TO supply customers at very Tow prices.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06

hAnnISEbsxoiEHsil st ihst,iS The RrqEetGQ fhce.
by Rev. J. Brine, Samuel MkeseJl and Martina y.
s5mon; bolf d yine0n county, OHIO hsrat I"
On ths@htds, IL AZ tesideacs 81 gE4V hiu,
in McArthnf, hytReK. 1imnmons, n. T.. HAnters Dep
nly sherifot Vinton county, and Rebecca Warren.
What did you do that for, Deputy But we wish
YOU and yourloyInk ones happy I6t. -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06

F1NNT 10 IIHI0f nNI IU fNNI. HllHIVN ,,N IVI,l
THE attention Of our readers is directed
to the "a advertisement n 5wyckOS s Kaier,
manufacturers Of and dealers in all kinds
Of Cabinet Furniture, Of a superior quality,
in this town, They carry on the Under
taking bu ,af4e 81 KEEP . superior quality
Of Mattresses for sale; attend to all kinds
of Repairing, on shOrt notice. Their prices
are very low.
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Gcing lrosGsipg!

H. IL almost useless for Us Ito adyissI
those WlshiSg anythtngsin tho Hardware,
n -giaas Do fTii ftlstd ~ sFg& giaqlg aGnaa
qils1A Tinvro liPs n 9 +
WILL 8 GO n b syS Il Hl fftFbSvg d store re-. T N,
-tisl 9di mon ssa9q1gisnm isnialo hna dsplllo d
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