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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
HE Sugar q GA; AMP. MllifF
Maple sugar and Syrup.

-rDEsIRINa Information on the subject
bf sugar aud syrup frOp9'hs maple, we
asked two Of our subscribeVseswho are
k66wn 70 be experts in this buslnefs,tto
Give is the results OF their experiences
Which @c present below aiAs the sugar
season is at hand these letters will pc 81
es1ecisF intersststogroura readers at this
time WIN these gentlemen or Others Of
o,1tiireSders tell Us lho 10 make spouts'
oSdits6 the trees, and my other sugges;
lions which ocCurtO them mR-- Nd. " III
n t3SE tA3TSEaEST or TH0s. HoyeH@- foRrAsaE
f55Iq071 g 'cSUNTF. Da~ Ina goo'
-1 3T,ill jii,s aiivse yg you al outline Of ny way
Of. making map 10 sugar, 10 q the eiuS nTs'
place. / use both crooks .sl and pals me ne.
naiIs G 1Ir are tLe besst and if I we're to.com-
mence me- yapsirI again / would Rave the pals made
of,sssafrasu r wood, if ] could get it; pine
weuld be my second cholce. i'hang the
paill llon'tbe spout, which is dono by taxing
4 ripg. large. enough TO- slip over tie
snbnt % then take q strip Of strong leath-
q. about four inches long, put i 7, through
the ring. i.t and nsiI.it % 20 tug inside 'oi
t6o .paiI. Have the spout I've Or fix
inches. long, make Notch one third
around 70 Tho spout, and near enough 10
the end. SO that when the spout Is !, drove We
;iinfn. The tree II viii be CiUpeL 70 the HHrat
IA spout driven tight snough to prevent
leaking, will hold . pail Of sap, u
Nv arches FOR boiling, are l63 feet
long and 3 fee: wide. Oa one arch l
have have !. pan Of that length, md on the
other I shall have two shorter pans; IN
one Of these Isyrup of. I 6ll the pans
BY means Of pump. Great pains nnst q
h bN,taksn,t to prevent Leaves and, dlsf ttoom
being boiled; as Il gives it dark color,
W.asn / GET as much sop.in the pans ps ]
want in One batcb, ! Jet i boil down
lpreayIl6w, and then dip il from the tllt large
Iipaa, iuto IL lie other two !, and gil The large
ores With sap, then boi! the Two down
until one 10 will hold IL, then put itinto i q
one, and,6ll the other With sap; then
boil thin syrpr, ths4 strain through
cloth straiuer into a Clean barre, LET II
settle, for twenty7fOur hours and tier
draw off / il WILDE as the best wire, and
will need 40 cleansing, From this pom,
| Ii can be boiled to sugar OR syrup TO sui'
the convenience, l think y pan On .
| stove is best, although for syrap ! use
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
GENERAL INTEL laGENcE,


Mobile is going 10 AbNsG Ore ealarmtsls'
v4{sSh {. .smoi 1i3Gi 21i'sssrii alaicef
ipsrsOn BtownldT and Brigham Young
Zach sS received one vote for chaplain Of tht
Idabos Legislature on the 9th Of Deeetn1be' ee11Sn
.rTlIa .3n]SiQ 13iffm e-| 4 aiEGA 'I@'1- z
last,9d c&! aoijoTosib gaiqasb lge. .,g9itl
AN ola woman st New Buffalo Michigan
a few days ainss, pn hsgadsath bed confess
ed her guilty eOnpliciy 4 in % murder com
mitted % years sagO al WAtsstOWa, New
York. -------'' - ''--- .
The Democrats Gf Michigan illhOld theil
BISse nominating Convention AZ Detroit on
'ne i''n y fl0 MSttP4 ttPP4l 81 aoileI9q5. qi igM q,
G The British Geyerpment has announced
that twill treat Aliens in atns;es pirates,
i9Il is- said that stephsnshas not laadedin
ItelSndI but .hss BEEN recently seen in
PSaa 1si ilg Il gg9dii.9au adIs .di3as,
- "
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
sFarStera, IHccIasuics and
- In hOriiAg Mem. So

49, Ite WUEAmS = WY Me fttt
VINO Produces the wealihOi the cOun-
try 2 Who pay the taxes and bear the
burdens ofFoVWnment Who'fghtlhe
bsttlesp Who build the ships of Wsr-g-
those for transportation d pisfchBpdise,
and the boats that Uly cut rivers and ca-,
nails I? Who construct Tie Iailtoadstb
now are crossing our great country in
every direction Who in the sweat cf'
their brOws, plant, tend, gather and .gur'
ner the grain that gives vigor, wealth,
and, We may say, life itseli. TO tho PdO-
pie ? Is it not the farmer, mechanic and
laboriug man who does all this If so,
are they lot the power in this country {
Most unquestiOuably. Do that elass Of
our people desire to yield up that power,
their fightsand ilibeTties, and place them
selves 10 q similar position with their
brethren II other lands2 Let them read
tho following account ofsahs condition
Of affairs in England, clipped from an
article appea1pg in she london Times
Iof January 22, 1867 s
| :sTho SeefsbFyl Of the Dock and
Wharf. Laborers's Association, High
lstreet, ShadwOll, writing on Thursday last
! thinks ksAeimaysqfsly sag 1000 ycf thos'
classes are aolo quite out of -employmSN
mud hal pQEegrred fsL ttes fqr J6fsl kbS las
kt,OO months !; thas probably 70 ,OOV ol
4 them are dragging out a miserable exis.
|, tence by plsdglng little things and sell
4 ing articles oi'fGFniiute; and that 2lh,
rest are receiving scsniy relief from th'
! parishes OfeWhitecbapely Bethnal Green
SpitalGeldr, Shadwell, Poplar and Wap
ming -. 'ste 4al a2AE,lfiis log fel@ ll'i
al Again we ask, do the wealth producing
classes Of America desire 10 placeithsEn
} selves IN thatycondi,iuD2l2 Ayesqsvsn il
II one mprsamiserablc,sna degrading stih7
state Of ofmopgIeiism, that will isav
j them but a grade above the brute i Il
! they DO, let them coptilue in their suR
+ port d, tAe mad faRaiieal devils Rt, Wash
; ington, who,s with 7an enorEnouS debt AN
/ unequal and unjust tarGti0,t, and equal
s'tity- Of races for the labGring men an
u thcir families, are hasteni1g the evtl hon
that shall place the producing classes Q
stthis Country In a more nsiiSero6te pligEt
.dtban are those IL, 600 Of 10000 mel
) toned In the above extract n DVh't sS
I they cannot, or darc NOT; They dare in
= suit the authoreof their being 10 cousO
: 4 mate their schemes !L4@ D0vt0a Empire.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

The TRuE FLAG \ "A JOURNAL TOR EvERr,
IHOME.--Tke True Flag continues its carepr
under the most favorable auspices. Ac-s
knowledged to bs tho pioneer 2 newspaper Of
its class, having originated the system et
No, Continued Stories, IL has OutliVed . host Of
IimitatOrs, and still distances all competition. !.
IIta circulation exceeds by several thousand
that Of any weekly paper IN New. England.
1t is mot limited 70 any class.gr district, but
cheers ths homes and'giaddehS the drSSideS
Of every State in the Union. Il is hot dis
tiuguished meTss for. its Unsquallsd TGlss
and Sketches but every number an enter
tanning and useful variety Of AnsedOteS 30.
ography, ,Editorials, Advsntwe,, HistOry, Poetry,
Wise Sayings, Scrap, .ef VIZ and cariOua
information Of every description. ,5i.'y
Our Corps Of Contributors comprises ihS
li7eliest stOfy.tellerS, aud numbers many Of
the best authors ot3ihe dsy in every de-
parthieut Of litsratursagJ CEA {3aa9FT3
Inrespect 70 the future We can only say
that we shall adhere to our old, we'll tFisl y
system Of avoiding tedious nOvslsttss, and
Of giving each week thrOughout the year .
eordensed and spicy compendium Of reading
for the people. -,
Terms- $3.50 : lysar-7$f2S fOy Six.
Months lnvaFibbly I'M adysnss. Z, s,-5 > n 49, n
n ~ hw M
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
"A SIighIt iDsfieremce.

SIN Frafeei v iqlh who spoke disre-
spsOtEul Of thS' 'IsA psrcf 10. I stage.ooach,
was 66ed S100s'L Erchdnge.i isass
It's veil that chsP didn't live in thiI
country during the reign Of fsthe saint
from Ssbeanion. tie slamented LinSCln,'
81 his indiscreliop IN speaking disrsspsct.
ifuf 6f. The government would have
coat thfBs bis Iilt of'tEonshs upon nohths
Of imprison nlent in aiousy, 6Ithy bastile,
in placs oss,he paltry sum Of 500. Il
csst 10 fodr.t times ttat much end . week q
in Ons Of the hltAiest
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

TRE Cincinnati LOmnisrciial lnShst,
with sharp editorial lash, che NsRtblil
cangmembeTs in the AsgisIaiIFe for their
"moral cowardice:2 2iin not SubhitiipR tok
vote Of the people az amendment % the
Constitution HIlORing the negroes 70 ycts.
The Commercial says that the ReFuble,
can 'spatsy is committed 70 Negro SUI.
rage BY the vote Of The Representatives,
ID Congress" That's 90, And 50 are
the epublicans in fho, Ohio LsgiSlatRre
bym iudofsilg that vote. They think,
however--at least some dor that they caR
6oOdWiuk the people yss loDgsrs san thik b
question, if they shall NOT q psesses
commis9 themselves fasiheG-v lt6ekIng
Sentinel. rfof p.. jss h
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

Y A 4 cSp1 r6noN NtnRMTs 0f ekho (,OuntfU
a loehPH0.v .;,;nD s.om Indiana aives
= salse'ge' y !, ~sl% y, ,S S ".snle ,snas[ 2
ms 1I sa apS.,SGOy ho,s;nnb ii. for tanning but,
Use t5 sIs ~ as.aSE - nS.sss,I, shsyn ana mo.
e sure ~ AMI esTIRI,ESnS % tie wood q Bore
from 4 hale To- Eve eiehts deep; that will
a;ya S.syter of AN iuchl for ifreshipR,
SSi,boutlmaierially damaging the tree. :1r
IITouid use the elder spiIo in prefet-
q ;sCuca 10 a6y metal IIsDileI 4 have ever tried |;
and lR probsrly. Cleaned every spring,
with Won, pans' or buckets. there. will be
NO danger Sf f.Soured SAP. My plan is to
hot lime juice them, with good rinSing.
-FOs Glen sing yOubsygup-Saiter strain
ingltbrough double Mcoleu cloth @,nto .
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

TIE Radical leaders think that thsiI
political prosperity depends upon their
making the North hate the South Is bit.
tsrly as possible. And SO their chief
political employment is-to lie sgainst,
slasdsr, yillify, denounes, libel, calumni.I
etc, curse tho Southern States and tho
Southern people With every breath.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

New sRAILRoAp, 57The old Hgecc1ellng tHgpc1l 4,
VALLEY RailrosG pr8jset has been revived !
At the -'sother end Of tho line" and nd. n a
com uSDSI has been, organized t9 construct
ROAD from NeWark Ohio, 30 come point
ofS the Maiietta o Cincinnati Rail Road,
adiaoenttol.he Hamden Junction, n The i,
scheme contains napy elements 9f sqc'
cess. ore Of. which is The. fact, thai tho
oId, ,eslablishsd SApdpsky, MansRela q
Newark Railroad Cos haye agreed t99 t99
iaEesbalf rOl stock of the company
--Ifontosl Register.r s,es7 bna aysey IN.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

uso eiect various manufacturing csiab-
lishmepts to accommodate the people Of
ibe cOuntry, and show by your works
tbat Won wish to develop the resources
of t6se seouriry and maks.iss psOple pros.
porous Ind happy, and, my word for i,
tho peoplewill stand BY yep' But neg
Iect theseqbings aud the hand writing
IsilI Iii he seeh upon the wall "Thou art
watched in lHe balance aud found want.
ing" Let II beso recordeat
30 eY0UNG AMERICA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

JAcoBIN TAcTICs. The people were
warned long snce against the dsgignfof Of
the JpcobiDa.. II is said that in their
private oopvelsations 10 Washington they
speak Of spffisge as hnmbug, and fA|,
ror slfenger Government, 10 which
capital and caste could DO recognized and
votes ignored. The JaooHip leaders
mean to accomplishing. By pressntpg
bills to enfranchiso womer, ihey intend
to bring the whols,system Of Republican
Govern meni into disrepute. Coincident
with these schemes they disfranchise
white men, propose 10 reducs States to
Territories, deny the right Of .represen-
tstI0h tbsover one fourth Of thelneOpls,
and embark in other tyraDical schemes,
iD order to test thstemper of the people,
and destroy the Republic by a usurpa-
Iti5a Of Corgrsssi0na power. The Lpeot
| BE slumbet under II. -GtrcltvilIes Demo-
! c40f
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

dIaee ona nt ID Z country, iOr ipenkin1
disrsspsctfal Of one Of his pups--a Poes,p
meaa, drunken spys And beeauSe we,
did not believe anaR net sSy that
Abraham Lineolp was the best, the
wissst! the pre- ttiept, most diguifed, peril
csic HOnosi. allsseliyg, brilliant creature
that,be Good Lord ever put bpath intc,
we we're plaeedunder ArrestnOt leaa than
live times. and threatened with annihilAs
ton BY he toadies about every other day.
Such Is the difference between the mon-
arehy Of Frsnce, and the Republic of
sAmsrioa. BollfoMts Pa: RatcAnlaaS
j., Groy Meek, Editor. =. =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

Let me suggest . few things for che
confederation of those who are ia favor
Of the county seat remaining where il is,
Open your pursesstrings, form o com
pany, and build . sPSauk Road from
Dundas TO Macarthur on the Re- r.
grade, put track on one side fora street
,sr or car -similar, leaving the other
'or wagons, charge moderate tole forts |
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12
ReParator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
Reparator CapIlh,
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever cause il may have fallen out) and for
cling growth Of hair upon the face, 1t has no
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smoothest face in from FIVE to eight weeks, or
hair upon bald heads in from two to three
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hasten the growth of the HAIR or beard Their
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Failure Of the Attempt to Impsach the
PresiA ent.

"AsHrsoroS, June 81. The Judiciary
Committee has adjourned to the s6th II
June, when it will rs assemble tor the pnr
pose Of reporting to Congress il it should
ie.Assemble- in July. On y 6nat vote to
imeesch the Pres'den, the impeachm-n,
WAS lost; aves I nsys5- Ayes-Messrs.
Boutwell,. Thomas. Williams and Law
renee. Nsvs-Mss.n Wilson, Wool
bridge, Eldridge, Marsh ali and Churchill.
A resolution declaring that the Pres'd-u,
had committed ac,s worthy Of the con-
demna,ion Of the people was passed 10
.. The nays being Messrs. Etdridge and
Marshall. On the first vote Of censure
Bou,~ell and Thomas voted negatively,
but finally changed
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CRops IN MARIoS-The. Star says:
The geeeral report from our friena~ in the
counmy, ia tbst the crops "ece hooking as
we'll 1T this time ss tlyoy usually do on
the i0ih Of June" Our farmers srs Ger
tainIy in good spirits. and we trust. that.
with . smiling Providence, they may
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ward for Aieif ssesRy and industry
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

SOUTH Ldncasier District
RY D. 4. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina.
- ~ for said District
WHEREAs, r. J. NJ Dunlap, has ap.
Piled /" mr. for Letters of Adminisl ration. on
ell and singular. the goods aud cha ,txls,
rights ana credits of Emil, ) Dunlap.
late of the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite snJ admon
i-h all nnd singular, the Kindred and credi
tors of the said Deceased to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the snid District, Go he holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 29tn dav Of June,
inst, to sh"~ cause, if anv, why the said
Administration should not bs grated
GIVEN under nv hand AID seal. this 9Th
day of June, in the year Of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven. ard in the slst year Of III.
Independence o: tho United States OF
AmerhR
u. A. WILLIAMS, o. l.. d.
June l2th. 1857 7.-2i.