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The Portland daily press., 1868-08-04
Portland and Ogdensburg
R0iJrOad COnpDaa.u t!


rNHE under signed, being majority OF the persons
named in the first section OF Act passed by
the Legislature OF Maine, and approved Feb. II, A.
ID 1861 entitled An Act to incorporate the Portland
and Ogdensburgh Railroad Company; to which an
Maine, aud approved Feb 2Sth, A ID 1868; ami also
acting under The authority OF a vote passed at a
meeting OF the Corp rators Of sa Company held
June 10th, A ID 1885, in which it was provided "That
the hooks ct subscription to the Capta Stock III this
Company be opened under the direc ion OF Nsssrs.
Lynch, n. Jose, S. E. Spring, Geo. w. woodmaD.
Geo. shepley. Israel wa,hburn, jr., j.. u. Per:
ey, M. n. kieh, w. f. Milliken, Henry Fox, AID
Charles Il. Haskell, being majority Of the corpo-
raors named in the first section of the Act Incor-
porate The Portland and 0gdensbuIgh Railroad Co.,
approved Feb 18th, 1867, and that said COumit-
tee be authorized to fix the terms OF sub cripCion
and the times and p aces for opening the books
serpton the CaIi al Stock OF said Com pany which
are hereto SUI joined and q ey Hereby give notice,
that Tor the purpose of receiving subscriptions for
aforesaid accord nc to the prOvions OF the seve al
sections Of said acts in relation thereto. exceed
ing twenty thousand shares, Books of subscription
will be open under under the direction Of he under
signed according to the regulations prescribed at the
times and places following, viz: #1"-I
At Portland with SAINT j. Anderson at No. IS Ex-
change St. on the 24h dav of August next,
At westbrook with Sam'I Jordan and Geo. Warren
on the 2Oth day of August next. I1'E
At Gorham with Fred. Robbie on the goth day of Au-
gust next.
At Standish with IL. j. Swasey and Tobias Lord, on
the 10th day OF August next. ...F.-.H ..l BE-
AT Baldwin with Jsmes NOrtOn and ID. Il. Richard.
son, on the goth day OF August next. ...
At Sebago with Luther Fit h. on the 10th day O. Au-
gust next
AT Cornish with Caleb r. Aver and Albert o. Brion
on the goth day OF August next
At Hiram with N. B. Hubbar, and John II Spring
on the 10th day Of August next. II -
At Denmark with Bennett and Mr.. Holt,
on the 20,h day of August next. .i. N'
At Brownfield with j p. SWEET and T. b. Bean on
the 10th day OfAugust next. ISL ..- ........g
At Frye ,urg with ID. r. Hastings and Geo. B. Bar
rows on the 20 h day OF An .lst next ... .....
AT Bridgton with Rufus Gibbs and N. s. Littleheld
on the goth day OF August next
Said Books will remain open at each of said places
ten succe sive days ON tn dates aforesaid
ated at Portland this thrtieth day of July. A D.
1873. 80 80 .
j. B. BROWN,
CSC. w. wOJDWAN
]. WASHBJRN, JR.,
NJ. RICH, '-lt
...-.. r s. S Z SPRING,
JOHN LYNCH,
CHAS. II. HASKELL.
JONAS Fl. PERLEY,
S SMITH,
HENRY FOX.
-.-... .. .....-. Ii. N. JOSE, -....
G.. + SHEPLEY
Il. q. Jersey
W. r. MILLlKEN. d
August 1-d3w .' Ha .II 7..u ...
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Magnificent Panorama of tie War,

or S1mttr to the Surrender, n ter It's bril-
ton and sue &C. ssul season OF four months IN Bos
eUH anu y. S11 nork at DEERING HALL, every ev
GAYS at Ky I. N. Comprising Forty eiahorltely
a hangs s6 ., az the decisive bait and not
mails OF Gen. Grant, as he most aecnrs,e anS
S to life have scent s MAJ Gen Geo H. TSoas las
SON. 81 cheertully bear testimony t. Their
hdeiity" By Maj. Gen. John II. Palmer Il Leo a,
or no work OF this Kind which reprodces tho a.iow
o, troops and batteries and the original feature" ~
pat e ned, with greater success" And many Other
Tor IN IT geographical apd historical fidelity delinS
ated by the accomplished and celebrated lectures
Miss Sails BK w NsON GOODRICH
Tickets so Gents; Reserved Seats rs Cents.
August g. 1868 diff "iHE b
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GEORGIA.
ARRAY AT A SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

AFFRAY AT A SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
ATLANTA, Aug. 3-Last Friday an affray
bok place between whites and negroes at Go
ley School House, Dwinel County. 1t was
aused by some negroes selling whiskey at the
school exhibition. The students were indig-
liant at the sale and in general melee fouI
negroes were seriously and one mortaly
wounded.
DAMAGE TO THE CROPS.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 3d-Tbe report from the
crops In this section show that the rains are
llluring the plants and information from Flor
da state that the worms are on most of the
plantations.
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SEW ERS.

THE cities Of Hart ord, Ct, and Booklyn, n. Y,
among others, have investigated u1,il they me
satisfied that Cement Pipe OF twelve inches diam
eter, whose area Is 1i3 Og7 equal in capacity 10
fifteen inch brick sewer whose area is 49, more
tnan thir, per cent in avor Of Cement Pipe. This
is owing to its grea er smootnnes5 ewing SO much
less friction. hENhh WILLIS,
i,27d2w Springfield, Mass
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Groceries. Ne at Auction.

IN TIL URSDAY, August 9Th at "a o'clock P. NJ,
- at Store No l2 Portland Street, the st ok in said
store, consisting in pant of Sugar, Coffee, Tea To-
ote :, Mustard Cigars, Spices, Corn Starch, Vine
g'r sish, Flour, Candy, BrOoms, Pals, Tubs, Wash
ards. Also, Scales, show Case, Candy Jars, Meas
ures &c. f. 81 BAIIEy Auct
e did - $500
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Agents Wanted

IN every town in the State to sell a new article
l. used in every family Sells at sight. Agents are
making from SIS to S12 dollars per day.
j. H. COOK. 2335 Congress St.
jy24wtf Portland Me.
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Patents for Seventeen Years
OBTAINED by
BROWN & BEADLE,
Solicitors OF
american and Foreign Patents

Mr. Brown having had considerable experience as
Assistant Erominer in the Patent Office, is well ac-
quanted with the routine of business and the Off
Gals therein. Messrs B. Il b. will make premina-
ry examinations in the Patent Office. with view to
ascertain the Patentabty Of any Invention that
may be submitted 10 them tor that purpose; will
prepare the necessary papers for those who wish to
make applications tor Patents for their Inventions
ter eTfeations OF ntsalready grant
ed; will act Attorneys in presenting applications
at the Pat mt Office, and in managing them to final
issue; will draw up Assignments; will examine into
the condition of rejected applications when desired
to doso, and undertake the prosecution OF such as
may be considered patentable, and do whatever else
usually done by PaGent Solicitors. They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS on commission, being in d.
rect communication aoith the leading Manufacturers
nHooer The country. They are thus enabled to offer
superior Inducements to inventors to employ them,
being in condition both to obtain Patents and to sci
he RiQhts.
Circulars and pamphlets furnished on application,
rec OF charge.
Office, - Federal Block,
Corner f and Seventh Streets.
WASHINGTON, d. g.
P. o. Box 249.
G. L. BROWN, OF Me. H. w. BEADLE, ofMass.
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CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS X. MANGAM, Pres. JAS. MERRILL. Sec'y
RECEIYES deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
l. INTEkES on al daily balances, subject to
check at sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for six month
or more nay be made at five per cent The capital
of ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among over
300 shareholders, comprising many gentlemen of
large wealth and financial experience, who are also
personally liable to depostors for all Obligations OF
the Company to double the amount OF their capital
stock. As the NATIONAL TRUS co. receives de-
posts i'll large or small amounts, and permits them
to be drawn "a a whole or in part by CHECK AT
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest
country can Keep accounts in this institution with
special advantages OF security, convenience and
pfOht - iune29deod 6 eOW6ms
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BANGOR Aug 3-Lumber Market.-The following
is a statement of the amount OF Lumber surveyed
from January LIST to Aug. LIST, 1868, compared with
and 1891:
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The Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the Boacels !;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach; makes SICK and reak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Baileys Quieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
W f. PHILLIPS & co, Nos Al and 4s Middle
st. Portland, Me, Wholesale Agents tor the State.
Nav d3m
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Lost 7

LOST.
A NIL oF HAND given to the subscriber June
"A otn, looo, signed by Nathaniel Packard, and Ma
thanlei rackhrd DR., for the sum OF seven hu'dred
ana WtV poffdrS, payable in two years from the date
thereof All persons are cautioned against purchas-
ing negotiating for said no e. The fnaer will be
suitably rewarded by .urnng it to the subscribers
house in Westbrook.
JONATHAN A. MEADER.
Westbrook July %. 1868. WINS
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Lounges, spring Beds and bedding
Manuis ctured to order at short notice.
No. 81 Free Street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-04
Kiln Dried Meal

hIIn DrItU MeHI.
MARSH'S KILN DRIED YELLOW MEAL, In
1Sl barrels, SUPERIOR Article. For sale by
NORTON, Oh APMAN & co.
iv1a19xv AMI q a. Block.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-04

W f. PHILLIPS & co, Nos AZ and az Middle
Portland, Me, Wholesale Agents for the State.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-04
Gas Fixtures Gas Fixtures
CHOICE BRANDS ii
California Flour

...,ts VIA ISTHMUS. 81. .t,.-..s
IMPERIAL, STANDARD,
PACIFIC, GOLDEN AGE.
Just received per Schooner Trade Wind and for sale
by OBRI0N, PIERCE & co.
Portland, June 25 1868. dit
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

CoURr OF CoNxox PLRAS-Tbis Court
commenced iis Fall Term on Tuesday,
November l7th, 1868. Judge ], P. Ply.
LEY, presides; D. B. snIvrt Prosecuting
Attorney; GEO. LASTS, Clerk; Jas. Ma
LONE, Deputy Clerk; J.J. sHOcKGY, sher
if; L. D. BARNES, Deputy Sheriff. n.
The following GrOnd Jury vaJcempan'
nelled and sworn on Tuesday morhing
George Eagleberry, isaiah Tucker, D.
X. benjamin, Arthur Camp, A. Argan.
bright, Earnest Fisher, Robert Baruhill,
Joseph Cox, Jackson Workman. Foreman
Seth Norton, @. W. shockey. Abram Fin
uey, W. r. Moore, Asa Gibson, VIM.
Clark. '9F Z" ai0N Nd .46sl I K
There being AbopI seventy Witnesses
subpOsned to testify before this jury Il
did not adjourn until Saturday nOrning
Seven indictments were found. 's
Further proceedings Of Court will DO
published next week. g' nl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

ANOTHER InPROvEMESf, We have omit
ted to speak Of another Improvement IL
the building line, on Logan STREET, north
Of the building recently erected BY J, X
WILL, now nearly completed by that ex-
csllen. citizen and live business man, G..
J. BiLLISOnURSr, the proprietor Of the
photograph gallery aud jewelry store on
Main etreet. The building he is erecting
10 two stories high, and is designed for n
photograph gallery and dwelling house
there being twelve neat rooms in the
building, and "sky-lighp conveniently
arranged in the roof. This building not
only changes the appearance Of that
street, but is what has long been needed
in our town. We hope our enterpri'inG
citizen. Mn. BILLINcnURsT, may mset with
greatest success in his business II il
the men who invest, their money in sucl
improvements as this that leavS--theil
Footprints ON the sandsOf Time
III the places where they have acquired
richsss and reputation. ,tH M
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

BALLoU's MsSTHLY MAoAzlsE.-Tbe De
cember number OF this . opular magazine
is received. We find 1t filled with that
charming variety OF illustration and in
teresting letter-prsss so well calculated
to keep ii at the head OF The cheap Mage.
zias Of The country. Hshillaber treats us
10 one Of his most musical illustrated
poems; Mrs. Edison closes her, Interesting
serial, "a woman's Error;" William II
williams gives the yonng folks an e1sit-
ing story, while Jane 9. Austin, JAmAs
franklin Fits, Catherine EarnsLaw, W.
H, Macy, N r. Darling and several other
writer's Of more or less rOtc rurnish each
a capital story or poem. The humorous
pictures are akcomOnly gOod, embracing
four different subjects, illustrated by six
sngrsvings designed By ROggsrs.f sl
The publishers announce for 1869 q new
serial BY the charming wiss Camilla Will
lian, rlsO an original story for boys and
girls, to run through the year, BY Aors-
tio Alger, Jr., one Of the most pOpuISr
writer's for the young. They also promise
increased attractions in stories aad illua-
tratiOns, for the coming year, over those
Of any previous one. As their promises
have been more thvn performed in The
| - ~ =. haze ..oa IA bnl;ava yhav - ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

To KEEP TRs FaEr DGy,7At this sea
son Of the year it should be the aim Of
alIto keep the feet dry. We notice in
our exchanges numerous recipes FOR ms
king sboS leather water pro9f most Of
them compounds, involving considerable
trouble In preparation a. more or less *
psnse. and none Of them half 80 good ~
the simple article castor oil which can be
bought At the drug stores for tweniy-aVs
aud hfty Gents Hipint. according TO your
locality! Apply it 10 the boot when dry
and soak Il BY tho ars until the leather
is saturated. Treat the soles in the SAINT
manner, being careful TO dry IL well so
.hsy win not grease the carpets We
once treated pair Of calf boots in thi'
way, and few days after We walked
hvs milss IN saturated mud andwalsr from
six 10 ten inches deep At every step, am
came su, with feet perfectly dry. Cssto
oil will keep The leather soft, pliabls Au'
black, ihough not glossy, and quite i'm
psryiOus TO water. e,.5 r14 +i,sst ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26
rr,o1SFEiEs EPEiAsss''s1 'sgpFRgESs HGgESs TEI'Ss TEESI'Ss1srsa

.
Tar MEGcnIsTs' Pao1perivE UFIoN, orGniieG
n nromote nnd protect trade by enahlirg ITS sub.
scyihera TO attain facility and safety IN the grant;
inR Of credtts, and tho recovery o. cl~ms " ~
lnointa, have 10 annonnce tnat they WIZ, 1n "
ahnut anpteinher 1st, 1868, publish In one iarbO
''fls nv acnAsrs PRorEerivE UNioN MRncANIiLn
REyEasHcs RraIstKR, containing, hmonH o,neT
th,na4, the names, nature OF business, mnount ~
can,lal financial standing, and -atng ~ 70 creui''
~ over 100000 or the principal merchants, trA'
ders. bankers manufacturers, and pubic com
nnnies, in more than 10000 OF the cltea, roWhs,
villages, and settlements, throusnont tne usnse
states, their territories and the British ffovin.
ces Of North Amerioai and embracing the mos.
Important information attainable and necessary
10 enable the merchant to ascertain ~ = knnoS
the capital, character, and desree o, ,r,hv LII, ~
such az his customers as are deemeu "oI'"y "
any grsdaiioE Of credit 4. a..
/ The reports and iniormatOn to be given 10 me
REorrER will be confined to those deemed wor,
ihyof some line q credit ana on 10 ,n ths ~ntten
stAtemerts OF the parties themeelVea re;Aec
and corrected by well, known and re;,Hole ,.s.t
correspon dents, Whoae character VII prove
| cnarantee ni the correctness OF the inf0fmauen
6Irnished by then, ,itis believed that tne repor.s
vii oroye more truthful and complete, aAds
| therefore, superior 10. and of much gaenter yA'
We, than any previGs-iy m ssnee prot.ctvs Union
| Mefcantile Reference Register, business nsn
will ba enabled 10 ascertain, ~ pihhce me
lcaptal and gfaoHtion Of credit. AZ corr ksreu wa
| snancjal worth, OF nearly every msrehHnt maa-
| nfacttrer, trader, and banker, within the above
named territorial limits.
On or about the nfat OF each month sabscrioers
will also receive the Monthly Chroncle, cen'etn'
Eng. among other thinas, record OF sucF I'm
| poptant changes In the name and condiaon %
| firms, throughout the country, - may occnt
| anbseauent TO the publication OF each hai yeeriy
volume OF the Mercantile Relerence hensiefi 8
Price Of The Merehants' UnioH 4erssn,e
Reference Register Atty dollars, Nop y or yhie1
| Il will be forwarded to any address IN tho Vhitee
states, transportation paid
Holders ofive $40 shares OF the Capital Eeek,
in addition to participating IN the Hrohs VII -
ce,ye on COPY Of the Mercantile RsfereRce
Re- sister free of ficharge holders Sf ten sheres
4 TiIIbe entited 10 TWO copies; and NO more ena1
ten shares OF the Capital Stock will be allotted
| anv one applicant
XII reniiitances, orders, or ,oommunicahors
relative 10 the book, should DO addresses TO NE
4 Merohsnts' Protective Union, ID the AmeFican
lExchangs Bank Building, Ne. l2s RreadWg
l(Box 1855, New-York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

NoyKHBsa.-This monthi the eleventh
Of the year, vas the ninth in the year Of
Romaius, whencs II derives il' name. 4
ori sihslly consisted Of thirty.avs days,
which we're continued until Julius Caesar
rsducsd il again 70 thirty, and this mum.
Der ithas ever since retained Our Sax
on ancestor: called November iBlotwOunt
abloodmonth.' the month Of saerifcs, be-
cause nl this season Of The year the hsa'h-
On sasons mAds provisions for the winter
and cHsrsd ss d sacrifice msny Of the
| sninsls which wsrs-then killed. 1t MAS
common ct this season Of the year to
slaushtsr oxen. sheep hogs, etc. for use
during the ensuing winter. - 5Fm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26
TERMS TO AnINTA

TERMS TO AGENTS. ia 1at
Certificates giving a complete description siaF.
tcles to he sold for one dollar, will be sold 81
TEN CENTS each. d ---3t.
F0Tio Ciab Of Thirty, and Three Dollors
THE b., rson seudng II fcan have their choice sf
the following articles as their commission: ~
yards cotton cloth, Ilarls 10th pants patern
SPLENDID bowie knife, lancaiter quilt, engra,ed
siversnooni holiies, praIir ladies extra quality
cloth boots, print dress pattern, wprsted breaf.
fast shawl white min table cloth, set Of steel bla.
ded knives and forks, set OF silter plated forks
embosscdtable spread, elegant engraved ailyer
plated gold lined goblet violin and bow, fancy
ilrcss pattern, elegant silk BRAIDED. parasol, 100.
picture morocco photograph album, elegant
ivory handled spangled silk ian, one dosen larRe
sized linen towel, fancy balmoral skirt, ladies'
morocco seoppiDs bag honeyeemls qnlt,. Alham-
bra quill, ladies', solid gold California dsmond
ring gents plain or enGrav d gold rEE, Cl0
cFIsis 6ne.t l.adieg solid black walnut writing
desk, ladies fancy black walnut work boz, cot
tage clock, Que dozen ladies' iinn handkerchief,
exna quality, or one doIen gents linin haka-
kerchiefs. "a
Ford Cub of Sirty, and Six Dollars,
Ona Of the following articles: 40 yards sheeting.
harris cloth pants and vest pattern. pair honey
comp quilts, cylinder watch double barreled fine
nistol, fancy cashmere drese5 atern, thibet shawl
| three yds. double width waterproof cloaklng,
| tona yds wool frocking, set OF lace curtains, ID
| diep' double wool shawl, silver plated card baa'
| ket, splendid engraved siyer plated ice pltoherl
engraved silver plated teapot, 100 picture Turkey
msroee0 photograrh album, lancaster quilt al.
| paceadreSs pattarn, engraved silver plled AZ
bottled revolving castor, pair OF 81 nts' calf boots
| splendid bampral skirt, set Of ivory handled
| knives, with silver plated forks, rosewood frame
brass alarm clock, pair all wool blankets, Splend
ia beaded and lined silk parAsol. ladies' aplendd
morocco travelling bag, pair alhambra quilts, thiE
ty yds print oramnrAailles Quilt.
For Club Of One Hpnd,ed and Ten Dollars
60 yds sheeiing, fancy cashmere coat pants ana
vest pattern, extra quaIity, engraved silver pie
ted six.bettled revolving castor, with cut glaa'
bottles, pair splendid rose Blankets. nnir splend
ID engraved silver plated tea set, three piece
sugar bowl, teapot ane creamtr,) hilyer piAte'
cake basket fancy PLAID wool.loug shaw, tgen
ty-Hve yards hemp ca!pentmg, splendid Holn
and bow, Engllsl, barage shawl splendid alpacci
drpSs psttern, silver hunting essed watch, splenn
4 Id bibl II with elegant steel engraving, hml
record and photograph page, poplln dress pa
tern, engraved silver plated ies pitcher, eplend'
beaver cloak pattern, shaIpP revolver, splendb
accordion music boz, one pair 6pe damask Y
bic covers with one d9aen dinner napkins
match, p.iE
N Commission for larger clues in proportion.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

How TnE1 VOTB People in some Of
the toTnships oflhis State all 60 The
same way like hosk Of sheep. Marion
township, Mercer county. cast ss7 votes
for Seymour and not one for Grant; Blue
Creek ssWnship, Pauldipg county, cas'
/ 20 votes fpr Grant, none for seymoarj
jackson township, Auslaiss county, sivei
Seymour 44s votes and Grant 8, Las
yssr this same township CAV, Hayes on
vote, "
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26
Convention Of State Cattle com,ni..

Convention Of State Cattle Commits
,r.sr sioners.
The New York Cattle Commissioners
have issued circular, approved by Gov
ernor Fenton, recommending that Con
ventiOn Of cattle commissioners from the
various States be held in Springfield, III
inois, December |, to take into consider
atiOn the Texas cattle fever and other
diseases 10 which cattle are subject, the
method Of preventing such diseases, etc
It Is also designed that law shall be
drafted on the subject, to be submitted tc
the various Legislatures for adoption.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26
Where tn Co.

J.. 8, HAWK is now Offering very large
and attractive ltOck Of Fall and White r
Goods. The Dress Goods, ShaWls, ClOaks,
and Skirts are beautiful, and all the la.
dies should go and sxamins them before
going elsewhere. He has the finest lot
u Boots, Shoes and Caters in this mar.
kst. Drop in and look at all the goods.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

LITTLE PILosiM.-Ws are pleased 20
again receive this excellent juvenile
monthly which We have not seen for ma
ny years. II 10 greatly improved in az.
pearSnce, and is just the thing for child
rem. tits edited by GRAoE GAEEswo 3D---
and ably edited, too. Let lbe publisher
put as down WithOu! fail on The s1chang.
list. h.l,. LUs .pirt .-bw 1881 fH
Ttrms-.7o cents d year for single cop
lee; Eve copies for SO so. One copy
cents asf 3fi sos isrli
address,. R. LiPPlSCorr, publisher
$40 WslDut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26
Tho mellow autumn Is nearly past.

Tho mellow autumn Is nearly past,
The dreary winter is coming fast
80 Improve the moments while they last,
=. Adorn your homes In bright array;
And let your friends and nelghbors say
"You are smart" and know the way
To WILL & Co.'s dry goods store at "a
Ieski, where they are selling goods Ofthe
latest styles cheaper than any other
store in tnAt town. a., Is
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-26

TEE DATs GaoT sHohrEh.-A Al the ysGy
draws elOssr to its sad !, it's breath becomes
shorter and colder At ever advancing
step. II long since passsd iss days Of
youth asd manhood, and now in ita hoAry
age II 10 slowly dying out in e seasoR
that win mAntisits wishsred form in .
robe As pure and white 20 that il whieh
Il was first ushsred int sxiStsncs.s The
days grow. shorter, the nights longer, and
tbs air colder and this, too, when We are
nearer the sun than We are at any period
Of the year. But that solar planet, in
stead Of pouringits btRning rays dirsct-
ly down upon US, sends them obliqusly
through the attn osphsre, 90 that they
nearly strike the surface Of that portion
Of the earth upon which We live, giving
us periodical glimpses Of their light, buI
causing the atmoaphsre, through which
il passeS, TO be intensely cold. 80