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A GRlCULTURE.
N A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER.
FOR July, 1865

THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
BY GBO. Z. WARING JA,
Author Of Draining Profit Draining for Health
Formerly Agricultural BuHeer Of the Central Park YevYOrk
Revised Edition.
book was Gr published about u years ago and was more largely
SO than any book the brought America
has carefully revised nghof the latest discoveries
Of Agricultural cordially farmer
Old who would understand the amp principles
nnecess must depend.
lis written style SIMPLE will readily understood
al and while necessarily referring explaining the chemical
relations bewet the soil and the plant there tie greatest possible
avoidance Of The use Of scieuuse terms
In fact Hnay be regaidd into the simplest English Of
much uaI sh@ Of tie greatest importance the farmer
hlsfo esn 50 eosei in technical language as be practically
chapters Mauus' win be accepted b all asa clear statement
o. Tie pGP' ssh he she production and Of the mos,
Of & .,'Gs could bs pse baud, Of ever farmer in
abe land would aa sst 70 The aernge crops Of the whoe coaa
PRICK ONE DOLLAR
Published sale the oGee Of The YeuYors Tribune
- Sent BY mail. postage psii on receipt u price
NN TRIAL-Ten copies of frst-class maya
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IN LITTLE, BROWN Co. Best"n, pnbiish thls dVf
THE MODERN REPRESENTATIONS
or
THE LIFE OF JESUS.
Pour delivered before Eyangees UBoB at Hanover
GeFma1y by Dr. CgaId Uhh0a Translated fon ae third German
sdior By Charles GTinnsL 10 mo-; Cloth. 81
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TREASURY DRrARr~ESr OVylcE ISrERSiL RKyESuE.I
w.smsGrON May 90 1853 !
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY -SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until the 20h day Of
June 1868 o'clock supplying the Assessors and Coleeton
Of Internal that portion Of The United states lying
east Rocky except Montana aud New Mee with the
STATIONERY for their respective Districts for The
ending June 20. 1903.
No proposals. be considered unless accompanied by satisfactory
gnaraies that contract nawArie, viii be faithfully executed
The Commits tie right ~ reject any lids parts Of
bids and accept bids prt Of bs which the interest Of the
Cove require.
The lids hou Commissioner Of Internal Reyenus
Proposals supplying to Internal Revenue
Omcert"
Schedules articles furnished will be forwarded from this Ofoe
upon Application which such articles be de-
iv cred T. A. ROLLINS Conmiss
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Express Trains through Salamanca, Dunks and Buffalo VIII
change Of coaches connection with all Sou1en a
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In
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CABINET FURNITURE
az retail at manuacurers' prices
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GAS FIXTURES, LAMPS, &c.
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called sosnss the only that has
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SPEED, and COMFORT.

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The new and stanch Of the EOrwich Line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK
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and Nashua and New.London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken AZ the lowps a.s For Information iBqu
: MARTIN Agent o the Pies.
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4 n experienced TEACHER Of this city will
~ happy take ~ Eve boys during he summer m
one delightful villages Of Northern New England Tena
moderate Address OMEGA. Boz No. ia Tribune Omer
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Just Published:
HAPPY HOURS,
"THE WALKS AND WORDS OF JESUS.
A CONCEPTION OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

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Bv the Rev NJ " OIVsTEp
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SaIts bp Sutton.

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MONDAY EVENING June %, Al 1880 oeoek,
A LARGE COLLECTION or BOOKS
In the varous departments teTauesory, Poetry FhOn &e
also many valuable xofks relating 10 America. -
EXECUTORS SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
large collection OF OF Paintings sold 10 close eonsgnmsnts
THE LAST SALE OF THE SEASON
BIZ order the the entire collection at fmungs
to the late sBPTMUs CROOKS esq Of this city among which viii be
found original Waraet Wilson, Rosa 1Eoh Two James OgnocA
Ka Gems BY Rugge' Den aud several LgPq.sd 70 6e % h
gill Cooper Gainsborough &c nc Also, thirty ahng oeohg
ing gentleman leaving The city Three or foSr osee Sinai pse
collections aud large eongnmea just received from Florence IN
hnl frames carved IN solid wood richly gill; embracing
IIoy Family the Alteration Virgin Of Sorrows, &C. me copies
Raphael Mnro Guido Dol Gerard del Motif ssssaeo &e Tth
other Paintings OF which suitable for CHURCH ana
PIECES The whole to be sold by auction without reserve 70 he h
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SPLENDID LAW LIBRARY
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12

couRr Tho Fall Term Of the VintOn
County Court Of Common Pleas will be
gin on Tuesday next, Nov. l7ih. A large
number Of cases, both criminal and civil,
are upon the docket and will be disposed
Of In some manner. AZ the Radical lead
ors Of Elk township viii make deeper.
ate attempt to persuade the Court TO in.
sull and disFranchise the voters Of Rich
land, Clinton and Harrison Townships, by
setting aside the elections held therein.
because the election judges, AS USUAL,
in th ose townships, went 10 dinner on the
day Of tie elections, large turn out is
expected. II would be q fine opportunity
for those attending Court to call at this
Office and settle Iheil indebtedness Hear
us for our debts, and get ready that you
may pay; remember that we are In
need; have great regard for our need ;
as you have long Snd Willingly been
trusted; acknowledge your idebtedness
and dive into your pockets (fOrget the
election Of Granny GRASr) that you may
promptly "fOIk over" Do not forget US
this timel
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12
Horat 0 Seymour,

tFrom the UEca Observer, Gov. seJmour's
Home Organ
The four months campaign
and the one days battle are
over. Sufficient returns are
ut hand to covince us of the
triumph ofthe Radical party,
Prejudice has beaten reason /;
blackguardism has conquered
argument. It's no new thing.
Whiggery won in 1840, with
nothing deeper than hard ci-
der, and with nothing higher
than the questionable rhyme
of "Tippecanoe and Tyler
too" on which to base IFS
claims. Know Nothingism
swept the land in 1854, with
"a creed so absurd that Schuy-
Ter Colfax, to-day, forswears
himself rather than admit
that he ever subscribed TO it.
and now in '6S, by appeals to
mems baser passions, by fan
ming old hatreds, and stirring
dead issues, a party wins a
victory which, for a little mo-
ment, places folly above wis
dom, and makes of fools sa-
ges. But among the wreck
and ruin Of that defeat which
the cause Of constitutional
liberty has sustained, one man
stands forth, the very idol,
now, ofthe conservative mas
SEES; one man around whom
two millions of men rally
That man is Horatio Seymour.
The nomination was forced
upon him against his own de-
sires by the convention OF
July.
But once Installed the stan
dard bearer Of his party, dis
charged the duties ofhis high
trust with a fidelity, a faith
fullness and an earnest, hon.
est activity, which have donb-
lily endeared him to every
Democratic heart in the land.
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EerchsntSl Pra.estiye Vpier
NERCAHTiLE RIPEREACB REGISTER.

THy MERCHANTS pRolEeriyE uyIoS, organlsed
70 promote and protect trade; by euahhrg It's sub
acrbers 10 attain facility and satety IN the grant;
ing of credits and Tho recoyery of claims at AZ
nointe. haye 10 annonnce that they will, on or
sbout September 1T, 1883, publish IN one large
T.,S ST, ncnAsTs' PnorKcrIyk rMoS MfRc.SrIIE
REsHsHaeE RialsrEa, containing, among other
things, the names nature OF business, amount Of
raDlIa, financial Hlandlng. and rating ~ TO credit
Of over 100000 OF the principal merchants, ira
ders Lankere, manufacturers, and public com.
usnep IN more u an a9.c00 OF the cities, towney
Villages and settlements, thIougnout the United
states their territories. and the British n OWN.
ces Of North America and enphpacng the most
important Information attafnahle and necessary
To enable the merchant to ascertain at Rlance
tho caintai, character, and degree of credit OF
such Of his customers an are deemed worthy OF
any eradaiioE Of credit. lf.
the renorts and inioTmatren Ia be given In she
Rtrvf1R VII he e0nfAed to those deemed wor.
thy of some liue Of credit and thesaine will
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hlminhed by them, tits believed that the reports
VIII prove more ivuthiui and conlple.e, and
there(pre, eitnerinr to- and 0f mnch gacater VAL
ue, than any pYeyiousIy fsrned.
~ AID Of the Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register, bus,1ess men
will be eDAbsed 70 ascertain, a. eiance, tho
cnuiiai and gra6ato on Of credit rs compared with
6uspciai worth, Of nearly every merchant, man
| uiactnTer, trader. and banker, within the above
named terrtorisl limits.
on or about the first af each month subscribers
will Also receive the Monthly Chronicle, contains
ing, among other thing, record of snch i'm.
portant changes in the name and condition OF
| frms, throughout the country, AZ may o.cnr
subseuuent to the publication oi tach hnlf yearly
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| Il will be forwarded tc any address in the I'M ted
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| cetYe ona copy Of the Mercantile References
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12
Macarthur Public Schools.
SCHOOL HOURS

All pupils are expected to be on time
promptly, that the schools may not be inter-
rupted by tardy scholars.
A Roll Of Honor wiz be formed OF those who
are most faithful in performing their duties
as students; and the names Of those who con-
stitute the Roll, win be published at the close
Of each term. Tho roll viii consist OF two
classes, as follows:
FIRST CLASS. All pupils who attend school
every day during the term; are never tardy
and receive 100 per cent. in department aud
recitatlons. G
SECOND CLASS. Those who looss but one
day; are never tardy, and receive 100 per cent.
In department and recitatlons.
In making up the Roll the marking will
begin NoY. q 1903 ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12

ARRHsrED FoR BRiBxG VorERs.--GEo
Par, late candidate for sheriff Of Vintnn
cOun'y, and JAMES Far, his son, wsrs ar
on warrants issued by D. W. KELcH, Esq.,
Of Hand en-, on Monday forenoon las,,
charging them with bribing voters pre-.
Vious to The October eleO,iOH--two war
rants being issued for the former and one
for the latter, Ia the afternoon Of that
day each had an eI amiDalion which re-
Sulted In the,binding over Of both parties
in sums Of $500 each to answer to the
charges before tho Court of Common Pleas.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12
PRoSPE PECTU5.

< -EON-(k2-C- LIN - ~ ~
COWARD" along the track Of civiliEG-
ton on towards goodness and glory--a
hngsrpost pOiing to all that is worthy Of
attainment-.s guide to conduct the Youth
Of America along that path leading 20
the highest and nOblest manhood: sucb
is the design Of NAIEE RErD's Magasinc
And IL is meant for the Youth Of Amer.
ies--ihey Who in . few shor: years will
hold 80 in the hollow Of their hand che
dssdniss not only Of Amsrics, but si
mankind! se Il tt as5
Supreme satisfaction to be even the
humbles. guide in such . glorious march
aud willis ssting aq such, "Onward" "
will endesSor not only 10 proves sure
guido, buta-chssrful companioni one who.
while dealing largely with the realities Of
life, will not forget that life has also Is
omanee.--essentisl to its healihy exiet-
enes as the food that is eaten, or the cir
that ~ DreetheO.
The literature Of this magaIine is in,
tended 70 bs 0: the highest character
known 10 the pages Of periodical; sine,
ibe sxperiance Of its Conductor tells him
Il is not necessary to write down th'
Youth Of America. II will be illustrated
and to this end the best artists have beer
engaged.
lie FIRST number will appear In Tim,
FOR the Christmas Holidays; and. In ad
diiiop 10 the lore suitable 10 that mysti
season, will soDtsin the opening chapters
Of story Of South American Life. en-
titled the Lost sieter;"s o tale Of the Pam
pas; - also the commencement Of ihl
AYslloN Chief" . tale Of the Prairist
ddrsss--Carlston, publisher, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12

We recently paid visit to the thriving
little village Of Zaloski, in Vinton eoun
ty, and were much pleased TO observe
the spirit OF enterprise and thrirt which
prevails so generally in that community
Since the resignation Of Mr. Heseltine o
the affairD OF the con pany have been nm
der the able monsl sment Of Captain
A. B Waters and his efficient assisiant
Mr.. R. Thompson. Thee gentlemen are
thoroughly converssnt With the business
Of the company, and srs animated ty n
commenduble desire 10 promote the best
interest Of the community in which they
live. The merchants and other business
men Of the placs are active and enter.
prising, and are composed Of just lueh
material ne will eventually place Zaleski
among the Important inland iowps Of
Ohio. Oar thanks are due the gentle.
manly agent Of the NJ. & C. r. K. Co, al
that place, Mr.. John Sands, for favois
rendered Parties having oceasion to
visit Zalesti win find the Lindsey House
Mr.. duncan proprietor, good place al
which to stop = CAithcOihs Gdzttte.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12
D the several townships;

, The bodies Of the last Of the
thirteen men buried in the Gen.
trail shaft OF the Hoosac Tunnel, in
Massachusetts,, about q year ago,
were taken up on Thursday night.
They were found in a recess eight
cen by thirty feet, and were in re-
markablo state Of preservation, SO
that all but one was readily rccog-
nized by friends. The indications
were that they lived several hours
after the accident which buried
them alive, as one was found partly
undressed and another had covered
his face with his hands.