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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
REEDS TEMPLE oyMus1o. 47and49 T

REEDS TEMPLE oFMUs1o, AZ and 40 Dear
born street, Chicago, is a striking illustration
Of the marvellous growth OF music culture in
the West. Some twenty-eight wears ago, he
shipped one Chiekerihg andtwo Gilbert nj
amos from Bpstou't0 Chicago, but could not
sell them Nliless he would take frog ponds
and fqthomless mid holes for pay, and was
obGgedto reehipth to Detroit and Cleve-
land for sale. In s1842 Mr.. Reed orenod A
music store in Colpmbus,l Ohio, with stock
ofnine pianos,, and Judge Swan-alterward
President OF the State Bank Of 0hio-eom
miserated him as too good and smart looking
young man TO waste his time and energies
in the vain attempt to sell pianos in the West.
How great the change I. Chicago alone has
sold l,5OO pianos in single year, Of which
number MIR. Reed has sold about one-half.
He has just moved into his new store, so feet
front by l65 feet deep, and three stories high
above the basement, which is fitted up in ex-
cellentetyl with large slylights in the rear,
and is the largest and best arranged music
house in the West. THE first floor is filled
with over 200 Chickering and all the leading
and best New York pianos, VARYING in price
from $3.50 to 1880; the second story with Or
gans from 800 to 81, 900, melodeons and
small Instruments, and the third story is de-
voted to the wholesale department. II is lit
orally Temple or Music, where every Kind
OF musical instruments from jewsharp to an
organ can be found, and is one Of the sights
worth seeing. Mr.. Reed is a.practical work.
man, bred to the business, knows the quality
OF his pianos, and sells atthe lowest cash
prices. We advise all going to Chicago or
those wishing to bny good musical instru-
ments TO visit Reeds Temple Of Music and
see the pioneer music dealer Of the West.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
CRIME.

Two seamen Of the ship Carolus Eagnus,
from San Francisco were arrested in New
York Tuesday, for mutiny and injuring the
mate and stewart.
A man named Herring was kicked to
death by party of roughs in Cleveland car
ly Tuesday morning. The principals were
arrested.
Three men. named Bennett ONei1i, John
O,Neill and John Ferrigan, were arrested
charged with the murder Of Richard Butler,
in Brooklyn, last month. 'i' N""
Ed. Powell, negro, was shot and fatally
wounded by desperate named Chas. McSev-
erny, Saturday night, in row about dogs, at
Memphis. 'ss"''
A frightful case of rape and intended
Murder, is reported from Arthabasville, Can
ada. A girl named Maria Paisson, aged 10
was attacked by man named Provinchear,
who brutally violated and then beat her, till
he supposed her dead. Provinchear was ar
rested. 3W Il N -er dTt Tfs
Two men had fight in barber shop in
Memphis, Monday afternoon. They attacked
each other'with knives, when the one assail-
cd drew revolver and shot his assailant
through the arm. The ball then struck q
negro named Edwin Davis, in the forehead,
killing him instantly. Davis was. passing,
and hearing the difficulty looked in the door
just as the shot was fired. WIG"
On Tuesday night last Mr. ,Crabtree, the
father Of Lotta, the actress, had some diff
Guilty with his wife at st. Louis, which result
ed in taking from the wife's trunk $25, 600 in
government bonds, and $4,000 in green
backs, the earnings Of his daughter, and
leaving the next morning for New York. He
also struck his daughter, and carried OFF all
her jewelry, leaving her and her mother with
out any money, and an unpaid board bill! A'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
Personal.

Admiral Thatcher has been placed on tho
retired list. Co..
The President has recognized 9. s. Os-
canyan as Consul General Of Turkey at New
York. IT v.
The chiefs of the Nezperies Indians of
Idaho, had an interview with President John
son Tuesday. I 'Er t'5 Hets
The President has nominated to the SEN
ate Robt, H. Matthews, of Indiana, as Oonsul
at Naples.
Hon. Anson Bmlingame has accepted the
tender of public dinner on the 29d of June
from the merchants Of New York.
Madame Riston and all her company
sailed for Europe on the 9th ult., in the Ma
poleon III. r.a. t q
Rear Admiral Turner is ordered to re-
lieve Dahlgren as commodore of the South
Pacific squadron. i'fa's l,
1t is reported in Ottawa that Hon. W. p
Rowland has been appointed Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of Ontario.
1t is understood that Judge Wilmot will
soon be appointed Lieutenant Governor of
New Brunswick. ttfiy
Mr.. Burlingame and the members Of the
Chinese embassy will be presented at the
executive mansion by Secretary Seward on
Friday.
Gen. Schofeld was Monday afternoon
busily engaged in the transaction of business
connected with the War Department, which
had lately accumulated. 20.
E. P. Weston, the pedestrian, commenced a
walking match at River Side Park Wednesday
evening, of one hundred miles iIi twenty
three consecutive hours, for wager of 81,
500.
P.B. Reading, one of the first American
citizens of California, who has resided there
twenty-five years, died on Saturday on his
farm in Shasta county. In 1851 he came
within few votes of being elected Governor
on the whig ticket. .,...u )
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CAsUALITIEs.

The engine, tender and baggage car on the
New Jersey road ran off the track and was
smashed at Haekensack bridge Tuesday by
a misplaced syitch--nobody hurt, the rest of
the train remaining on the track owing to the
train being at slow speed. isis g5lsaaW
Joseph Carley, vice president Of he Board
of Trade, Of Buffalo, accidontly fell from a
platform in front Of the trade room, Wednes-
day morning, dislocating his shoulder, and
breaking his collar-bone in three places, He
lies in a critical condition. 'il'9 70
New Fonndland papers report that Thomas
Bugdell, his wife and five children, were fro
zen to death in boat while endeavoring to
reach the neighboring settlement, ffom his
home at Green Bay,ate procure provisions I, OF
which they were entirely destitute.
The steamer Ben McCulloch took fire
while lying UP for Monday night on the Qua
chita River, between, Trenton and Camden,
and burned to the waters edge. Three lives
were lost, namely; VIM. Scott, Of Arkansas,
and Mrs. Ryan and daughter, Of Alabama,
During the rain storm last Friday, q wa
ter spout swept down Moodys Mountain, in
Hope township, KnoxI'county, cutting three
ravines down the side Of the mountain, one
OF them four rods, wide and eight feet deep;
also, uprOoting In itseoafse trees ten inches
IN diameter; raising LinconyiIle pond, in one
night three feet higher than ever known.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE r-A young man by
heAname of George White, living In the
town Of Lincoln, was married last Wednes-
day to Young woman by the name of
Jenny Kinney, who resides with her pa
rents in this village. Itsseems that his
father was opposed to the match, and con-
sequently it was thought best to keep it
secret for q short time He had Been at
work q few days about the saw mill in this
place, and the marriage was soon known
by all the boys about the mill, who began
to pick ON him about his getting married.
and at the same time his father, who had
gathered the news was doing all he could
to break up the marriage, and making some
threats, which had tendency to drive the
young man into state Of perfect frenzy,
and going into the mill he threw himself
upon the carriage before the large circular
saw, and was only saved by the prompt
action of the men attending the saw. He
made another attempt, but failing in this,
he went to the lake and plunged in. He
was taken out of the lake and delivered up
to his father, who took the young man
home. The next day the young lady was
sent to Grand Haven. The father Of the
young man has finally concluded to accept
the match, and the young mans wife has
been sent for The latter course taken by
the father seems to meet the approval Of
every citizen in the neighborhood Nilsson
Co. (Mich. Record 5.4 tt.A . &
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
DAILY WISCONSIN!
90 . v FOR & LAW
- r III aL ~ tJ
TIE CAMPAIGN!
.Hh Ti"l COOS ID 4tf'u
lfI 4l f tIt1ig4 iJflrH ti-g.i
81 for Six Months!
1nl gmft~ rfrT' s'.-i~

,aELg ETEJ0D EOTaIV
In order to widen the field of
usefulness of the DAILY WIscoNsIN
torthe great Presidential Campaign
of 1868, which we think is to result
in the election of GRANT and
CoLF1AX, we make the following
offer to mail subscribers & a.. .a.4
Any person sending us four dol
lars ($4 } onaor before the 4th day
ofJuly next shall receive the DAILY
~ sae 4nng.C44 - y
|, WISCONSIN fullnsix months from
receipt of the money, II z, Tx
Any Club sending us thirty-fve
dollars (S35) before the 9TH day of
July shall receive ten copies of the
DAILY WISCONSIN, six months from
receipt Of the money. Additional
copies at rate Of the Cthb. orr a
Any Club sending us ten dollars
(Sl0) before the 4th Of July shah
receive ten copies of the SEMI
WEEKLY WISCONSIN six months
from receipt of the money. Add
tional copies at the same rate.
Any Club sending us ten dollars
(Sl0) before The 4th day of July
shall receive twenty copies Of the
WEEKLY WISCONSIN six months
from the receipt ofthe money. ' Ad-
ditional copies at the rate of the
Club.
I'VE shall, on the lstrday of June,
issue the DAILY WISCONSIN, upon
new type, with increased amount Of
reading matter.
All the great speeches and docu-
ments of the campaign will promptly
appear in our columns. ~. .*
Address,
DAILY WISCONSIN,"
''-' -'--'--s-r -s--- Milwaukee. -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
The Science of Health. II
Every Man his own Physician.
HoLLoWAY's PILLS,
AND
HOLLoWAY'S OINTMENT,

DiAordera Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
The Stonaehis the great centre which influences the
health disease OF the systemabused debtaed BY
excassndi9 9ason offensive breath, aud physical pros.
atn are the natural consequences Allied to the brain
oGnpl,nts and unretreshng sleep. The Liver becomes
adoeted and bilious disorders pains in the side
and Dysentery The principal action Of these PMS Is o.
the stomach, aud thslver lungs bowels and kidneys par
cpate in their reeuperatvo and reganerative operation
ETysIpelas and Salt Rheum
Are two OF tho most common and vrulent disorders
prevalent on this continents to these the Ointment is es
peciay antagonisc, its "modus opernndf is first 10
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
bad Legs, Old Sores and UIeerA
Eases of standlng that have pertinaoousy
varaby succunbed to few applications OF this powerful
unguent.
Arising from bad stateof the blood chronic dis
cases. eradcated and clear and transparent surface
reganei by the restorative acton OF this Ointment 1t
surpasses many Of the cosmetics and other toilet app
anccs in power to dspel rashes and other dshgure
Female Complaints.
Whether in tho young old, married or single, at the
cines display decided Influence that marked i'm.
povement soon percepbo in tho health of the patient
reliable remedy for all classa af Eeales in every cond
tion of health and station Of life.
Plea and Fistula.
disorders is eradicated locally and entirely by the use Of
this cmolent warm lamentations should precede its ap
licatinn Its healing qualities will be found to be
thorough and invariabe. - l.-
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in tie fol-
lOtgin1 cases:
Bunions burns ehapped hands, chblains, fstua gout
umtagO, mercurial eruptnns, piles, rheumatism ring.
worm, salt rheum scalds skin diseases swoed glands,
sore legs sore breasts heads throats Of
all kinds sprans stiff joints, letter, ulcers, venereal
sores, wounds Of all kinds.
. CAUT1ONi-None are genuine unless the words
"lIoLLowAY's NEW YoRK AND LONDON are discern
able as wArERMARKi in everyeaf of the book of direc
ous around each pot box the may be plain
B by HOLDING THE LEAF Tc THE LIGHT handsome
reward will be given to any rendering such nforma-
ton may lead TO the detection of any party parties
counterfetng the medicines vending the same know
ing them TO be spurious. M
- Sold at the mhnufactory Of Professor HoLLowAY,
81 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable Drug
gsts and Dealers Medicine, throughout the civilized
world.
Eg There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N B-Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each pot and box t'4
tF- Dealers my well known medicines can have show
cards, circulars &c, sent FREE OF EXPENSE, by ad-
dressing ThomaS Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane. N Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
THr BEsr AND OnrorsA1 Tos,o oy Ipo

The BEsr AND ORIGINAL ToNIo or IRON,
Phosphorus and Calisayalnovn as CasWel Mack Co y
Ferro Phosphorated Elixir Of Calsaya Bark The iron
Of the nerve tissue, and the Calsaya aves natural
healthful tone to the digestive organs thereby curing
dyspepsia in its various forms, wakefulness general
debility and depression Of sprits Manufactured only
By CASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO., New York. Sold by
all druggists. noyl7eow
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18

WIRE Work AND WIRE CLoTH.-Evans &
Co., 2Ol Lake street, Chicago, make baskets,
cages, sieyes, griddles,, screens, rat traps,
muzzles, vegetable boilers, game covers, &C.,
and pay special attention to the manufacture
OF elegant, fashionable borders aud arches for
trailing flowers over graves.
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WnIsr.
-------- - WEST.
Ari1Oha. adyiOssspeak very h1OrAbly Of

Arizohas adHcesl speak very ialorably Of
mining operations generally.
/! Oregon news Il unimportant. The Ore
gon Railroads. makinefair progress BIZ
Reports from the grain crops Of Qalifor-
mia are remarkably favoraDle.
The Senate Committee on Territories has
has agreed TO report m favor Of the confirm
atioh Of Mr. Gibbs o. Governor Of Idaho. %
The CenlA Pacific Railroad Co. arc ne
gotiating FOR the reduction OF freight and
passenger charges ON Aportion Of the road
operating in California sgna, adi ,sol55
The steamer Colorado sailed from San Fran.
cisco Wednesday afternoon for China and
Japan, with large amount of freight, $780,
600 in treasure, and 24O passehgers. b1iA
r. slrot Z .--.s.,.n.isA asi'oi 3
FOREIGN. ,r.,.sdl
Prince Napoleon has left Paris on visit
TO Baden. ffrlu ~ ~
1t is runiOred in Paris that the Emperor Ma
poleon is sick flfH 4 riL.H InI
III France has resumed diplOm4HGS 3D. relations is
The Grand Jury has offered to bring in a
bill of indictment against Ext Governor Eyreg
Of jamaica, on the evidence adduced by the
prosecution. NN n tat .orW
The Spanish goyerpment has granted the
pecessary authority for the establishment Of
additional submarine telegraph mes m the
Gulf OF Mexico. fgmsJ bsia1hpiii hhA
John Bright mRde.s speeph at Liverpool on
| the Sd, at d meeting, held by the Welsh Re-
form society! The hall was crowded, and the
audience very enthpsiastics id0 ,sBdnBl
| The plans for the organisation of, the mill
tary forces Of the Empire Of Austria are be-
lgng gradually carried INTO elect INC stand
ing army is TO consist Of 100000 men and the
Lapdwehr Of 2OO, 0O0s d IIsaGAk3 Z Z
l. Dispatches received by London. journals
| from Abyssinia, state that Gen. Napier reach.
cd Senate with the roar ofsthe expedition on
the 26th of MAY. The widow of tho late King
Theodore is reported TO be dead.
b Another. official dispateb fr6fo fsen Ndnier
dated lime lat TonortS that Tho, IoruwiY OF
T6eodorns caniured al Magdola. was return
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
NOT BEVERAGE.

Unlike most Of the blters Of ihe present day, Dr. RO-
backs are not intended as pleasant stimulating
whisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal, con-
tanning only sufficient pure bourbon whisky to hold In
solution the medicinal extract We matter from which
they are composed. Sold by all druggists everywhere
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18

WHAT WAR Cosrs The total cost Of the
Abyssinian war, from first to last, has been
twenty-four million dollars. England has
been in the habit Of making her vanquish-
ed enemies pay the costs Of, war; butthere
is no chance for damages against poor
Theodorus. = ,st-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
RAD..TlAsTE I

10 the mouth In the morning Is one Of The symptoms
Of bilious condition orr disOrdered state Of ths
liver, and should not, for single day be neglected as
1t Is but the PreuOntory symptom Of train Of evils
andthe very seed Of disease Procure once Robacks
Blood Pills, administer them according 10 the dIrec
tons accompanying each box, and the dlfscuty and
danger Of disease will at once be removed. sold by
all druggists everywhere. ~ NV
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
4 MISERABLE LIFE 8

Is hat of the dyspeptlc Why suffer when Robaek's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will surely cure you
They can be obtained from any druggist.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,

And feeling the hand Of lmargeighing heavily upcu
them with all It's attendant ills will lind in ihe use
Of this BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that Wi
insttI new life into their veins, restore in measu-,
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days. huld
up their shruuken forms, and give health ON
happiness to their remaining years.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18

The naval practice squadron sails from
Annapolis on the 9Th for the Azores.
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~
REMEDY FOR Potato BUes. From the
present "look of the thing, the potato
crop in many parts of the West will prove
o total failure unless some protection is
found against the rayages Of the striped
''varmint. A correspondent in the Prairie
Farmer, writing from, Illinois, gives the
following as the result Of his experiments
in this direction
Knowing that the White Hellebore was
sure destruction to most insects, was in
duced to try it on our ten-lined beetle. My
first experiment was made in July after got
thoroughly disgusted with manipulating. l
have never known them so abundant as last
season. Iprocured package of the article
and a dredging box with very fine holes; for
convenience, / attached the box to the end of
a broom handle. While the dew was vet upon
the vines, / busted them with the powder,
and had not long to wait for results every
beetle and slug that had been upon the vines,
so treated, were dead.
The first named was changed to leaden
hue, and the larger slugs having upon their
backs drop of dark viscous fluid; subse-
quent applications produced the same re-
suits. saved my potatoes, but my neighbor,
neglecting his, had them entirely stripped,
and as they abutted upon mine, the whole
OION lclb Ildheu bIulkS INV DeU-
ter vines. They commenced their migration
while Twas absent. As soon as discovered
their tactics, drew Gordon about them ,ot
well sprinkled vines, which entirely stopped
| further ravages.
Treatment with Hellebone should COM
mence with the young vines, when q very
little will suffice, to kill the beetles and pre-
vent the later brood. AT present prices, two
or three dollars worth would be enough. for
an acre of potatoes. Care should be taken in
handling this drug that none of it get into
the eyes or nose, as it is an active poison.
THE RfNIARKABLE and alarming decrease
of American shipping within the past few
years has been the subject Of frequent and
earnest discussion in various quarters. The
cause of it is most generally attributed to
the high cost of materials and labor in this
country, which prevents our sdip builders
from successfully competing with their nv
ais abroad. In accordance with this view,
Mr. Eliot, Of Massachusetts,, from the com.
mittee on commerce, has reported to the
House Of Representatives O bill for the re.
lief of the shipping interest by removing
the tonnage tax, except upon vessels arriv.
ing from foreign ports, and by allowing to
ship builders drawback equal to the du-
ties paid on humber, cordage, iron, copper,
chains, and anchors actually used and EN-.
ployed by them in the building Or rigging
of any ship, steamer, or other vessel built
within the limits Of the United States The
passage of some bill Of the kind is hnper
atively demanded, unless we wish to SEE
our whole carrying trade in the hands b
foreigners, and ourselves at the mercy o
hostile nations in case of war. IA,
WHAT WAR Cosra The totnl cost of III.
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FOUND
INDIGESTION

Is but another name for Dyspepsia and the parent Of
many ills. Roback'S Stomach Btters taken in vine
glass full doses, directly after each meal will surely
effect permanent cure Do not take our word for it,
but try them Sold by all druggists everywhere
mayo eow6w
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DEBILITY,

Resulting from any Cause whatever !;
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM.
incurred by Severe Labor, Hard
shtps, Exposure, FeVers, 80.
There s no medicine extaut equal to these RENE
dies in such cases. A tone and vigor ls impartec
food IL enjoyed the stomach dlgests promptly, th :,
blood ls purified, the complexion becomes aour
and healthy, tue yellow tnge is eradlcated nom th
eyes, bloom is given 10 the cheeks and the wea ,
and nervous invalid becomes strong and heath
being N'' ~
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reaATeo01'
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NOTICE.

1t is well-cstabllshsd fact that fully one.haf O.
the female portion - of our population
are seldom In the enjoyment n gOoo
health ar TO use = their own express
lon, never feQ - 4, we'll" They are
tremely nervous, Md have NJ appetite. 1m
10 this class of persons, the BITIERS or the
TONIC is especially recommended
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Bunions burns ehapped hands, ehblans, fstula gout
worm, salt rheum scalds, skin diseases, sweed glands
sore legs breasts heads throats Of
all kinds, sprains, stiff joints tetter, ulcers, venerea
sores wounds Of all kinds
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the use Of either of these
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARASBsUS
without fail hr'N.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated IN thC
hands of the proprietor but space will allow Of the
publication Of but few. Those It will be Observed
are men Of note, and Of such standing that they
must be believed
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
PRICES.

Hooaand's German Bitters, per bottle, 800
49,. -; half dozen, D 90
HooaAn6s German Tonic, put up m quart bottl..
els per bottle, or alfdoEen for 81 80.
~ DO not forget 10 examine well the article Joul
buy, In order TO get the gcnuire. IN 4i ~
- For sale by all druggists and sicre-kssgssA
everywhere.