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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

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ana te cause reminded ior ncw trIa Ia conform
NY Win thi5 op.DioA.
Foreign INSURANCE Companies Sabiec. 80 Stat
1axnticn-insurancc Policies Nc. Uonulor-
ciai TRANSACTIONS.
NO. l39-Stnt0et Il. raul Us. me Commonwealth
Virginia. Ihc plalntiir la error was indicted in tao
Circuit Court OF Tao city OF Petersbars for actin! as
agent Of certain INSURANCE co.apaates OF New iorN
without license. lie voluntarily appeared ana
pleaded mot guilty" but was convicted. Upon
appeal TO the Supreme Cour, or Appeals OF
tho state the CONVICTION was aalrmed and
tho cause was tGen brought here An act
OF tBo State or February I5tJ provided
tnat no insurance company NOT Incorporated
under tue laws OF The state should carry on Is
Dnsnlces Wit'iin that state unli 1t snonld have
VDtaihed license, aud LhaC no such iIccnse sLuulu
issue una tho company making Application should
nave deposted win Tao treasurer xix per cent bonds
OF tho STATE, guaranteed by the state Or BoArd OF
hes1ents OF tie STATE given iVr money oaucd 60 an
amount ranging IRON 10000 to $4,000, according
to tho copital engaged; and by anoIner
snail, without license, act as an aaeut
Of insurance FOR foreign companiC,, under
pehaiy 81 MOI less thau niy doildis nor more than
Coz. license Was refused iaui because AIS COM
pancs had not Compiled wltD the Law as 10 DEPOSIT,
&c, zoe writ Oh error - based upon the propoBlfloa
tnat these laws arc unconstitutional. because Tor.
biuaen Nv artsce four OF tHe constitution espectng
the STATUS o. citleng OF tho several .titeB lae
ahefehe ottes IL MAS aSo ufged that these statutes
mr. regulation OF commerce between INC STATE Ol
virginia alid Other states, and inst sle, are, there
lore, IN violation OF that clause Of the constitution
snat corDoratien created by tae laws o.
Que OF tho states, composed OF ctizens
o. such stato, 10 citizen OF ,nst S ,t,aa
to tne protection OF arllcic Jour, nuoye Sieo ar.
Justice Field now delivered the op,li - 81 tue conts
holding that under the iGurt tico % the eoasltu.
ton corpora !oJa OF the alleieIt sl.Gss were nHt
citizens; that tse areie apples III uatur peispt.
Corporatioal 10 not oxst "a cit1ops ouseav OK tho
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
A VALUABLE b<ILh.


LG1ea of BEsineas for al Me States NJ. hs Union
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ING co, Pubiishsrs Cincinnati, Ohio.
claws of Business" Ia the only book Of the
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atty,
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We bslevs we are fully Justified in pronouac.
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ness, and to almost any man, the information
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fines over.
is cspecistI7 o book for the people. The
merchant, the farmer, III manu- Mcsurer the tra.
der, all ought to have such book as guide IN
business.
We can cordially recommend It as work of
real solid merit, and Of practical utility to every
'ntelGont reader.
II r.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

InLIrhA OF TnE DUI 4MoNIn-
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Domorest's Young America,

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

The following is u list Of letters
remaining uncalled for at the Post
Office at zaleski, on the 1st Of De-
cember
James P. Bryan, James P. Bul-
lock, G. w. Canode, Miss Sarah
Douglas, Francis NJ, Erwin, John
f. Gnllaher, A. B. Gilliland, James
l., Hughes, Adam Hill, J. S. Hig-
gins, John Jones, Levi Lyan, P. Nc
AIister, James Inequality, Nancy
Martin, Jesse II, Mckinney, James
Martin, Marshall Phillips, VIM. f.
Smith, Dallas StilweIl, Thomas II,
Smith, james W, Truman, 2, B. B.
Trimmings, John Thens.
JIG, WILL, P, II.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

STILL AuEAD.-The Star
Spangle Banner, which for ma.
ny years has waved to the
great satisfaction Of its many
thousand readers, and to the
dissatisfaction ofall the rascals
generally, is eveni more wide
than ever. 1t has, at an i'm
mense expense, secured the SER
vices of an eminent artist, and
that the result is, that it pro-
poses to give away a splendid
engraving entitled 'Evangeline'
to every subscriber for 1870.
This superb work of art is one
one half by two feet in size,
and is equal to the best $3
engraving ever offered. The
Banner is large eight'paged,
forty column paper, overflow
ing with splendid reading of
all kinds, and costs only Is
cents a year, which is very
cheap for the paper alone, but
the publishers propose giving
every subscriber a copy Of
their elegant engraving. The
paper and its publishers are re-
liable and it will pay to send
for specimen to The Star Span
gled Banner, Hinsdale, N. H.,
or they can be seen at this Of
flee.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Our acil ties for tensaciug thls !mmense tueinsrs
are better han ever before We have agents In ali The
urers Impcrtcr and others, fpr CASH. and oiIen AZ
ton,
Our stock consists ia part 0! the following gooas:-
Shd1gks, BlGltetS. Quits COitne GinoAdys.
Dress Goods T"tIe Linen, 7a'peis, Hosiery Glsvts,
Skirts COjSstS. sPc. sf 4"
SiLpby. Plated Elye, Gp0oaS plated on NfcEsI
Slrer, Desert F6ris, .fye.bots plated CrbtOrs,
Brit.aunia Ware, GLASS Rire, Table and Pocket
cutlery, In gpgatgdris'R y
EicGgRt French md German Fipcy Goods,
BsauttfK I20tOPTEh d'bama the newest and
choicest styles IN Morocco ail Velvet Bindings u
Gl1ge Bones De- -
Oold and Rated Jstoslyy, C'Me nnpest sfylrs.
We have also ma lc Mranlsement9 with some Of the
leading Publishing Houses thvt win enable US 10 selL
the standard and attest works Of popular authors lat
HL)ut one-h1lf the regular price :-such rs BYRON.
MnoRE, BuRss. MiLToN, md TFNNSsors WoRRs, in
isl Git and Cloth Bindlncs,-Gnd hundreds Of OtherA
These and everything else for
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
OCcrcCGtS,
In great Variety, at Martins |

ERRoRs.-We do not like
to see errors in newspapers,
but it is impossible to avoid ma
king them occasionally. Last
week, just after the paper was
printed, a very annoying error
was discovered in the letter of
recommendation in the notice
Of DR.. j. r. Stafford, Dentist.
Here is the letter-corrected:
GALLlpoLIs, O., Oct, 18, 1869,
To AL Whom 1t 4NGy Concern:
DR.. J, Ross Stafford has been en-
gagged in the practice Of Dentistry
in this place during the past two
years, and his work has given gen
era satisfaction.
Hismoral character is uneXception'
able, and he leaves here with the
kind wishes Of all who know him.
w. S. NEWTON, II, D.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

The Model Magazne Of America.
The Useful the Entertaining and the Beautiful
Aspendid prize fer the ladies, The finest, most
pleasing ani costly Parlor Engraving ever pub
lIshed in America presenter to each subscTibsr
Magazine OF Practical Ut ility in the House.
hold, mirror ot Eshions, and literary conser.
'os Of su rpassing nleres: and artistic excellence
"l.t to the echo, hall the sound.
FROM ever qnarl"r, 10 ! il comes:
Magazine OF worth is found,
ESd. tnC botn our taste ami no mes"
The useful in nemoresl's Monthly conrmses
the Utilities ofFashon in Lodo $ and Chlldren's
dress, including fusiEed Fashionable Patterns
co'ored Steel Plates, etc; Gardening, both use
iul and ornamental, adapted to Indies; Model
Cottages with turiorhdingsi and Home Matters
In all their departments.
TAe Enterhlng comprises Original stories and
poems by the hest authors, spicy items, talks
to women by Jenn ic June, literary and Nrt Cos
sips etc, and popular music by the by the best
com orers, ETC., etc.
The Beauti fGl comprises numerous ilnstra,
rions, in the highest style TART, prin ting on the
finest caltnderad paper, IN the best manner, got
up in style 10 form n splendid volplne for binu
ing at the end o. tke year, and altogether q
monthly visitor thnt no lady OF taste or econom.
icaI housewife can afford to be without.
Yearly subtcripton only s3,co with the finest
largest and most pleasing ngcaung ever nish
ed in America, and richly worth $40, eptllcd
THE Pin'lNcc on the Fourth orJuly," RNen as
anremum TO each subscr Der, sui splendid pre-.
miumS for clubs.
When sent by mail, the postage on the Engra.
wing, ten cents, must 10 included.
Specimen copies OF the mNgNznc with elrcu.
lars, moilcd free, on receip OF 10 conts.
Address
pEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
| 9'B Rro0dwav N Y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
0nozBalf the Regular Rates,

We want g1o' roliatle agen,l in every part Of the
Country By employing yolT spare tine 10 forns
clubs and sending Nc arles. yQy ran obtain the most
liberal commissions, either fl "a or MArchdn dsA
and 81 goods sent by Us will bs ass represented, and We
Guarantee satisfaction to every ONE dealing With euE
hnrta
at Parker & CO., q 9 100 Sumner ST., Boston,
ASS, TO enable every person TO provide
thernsolveS with handsome and usefil Hoi-
dlT Presents, from now until the Goth OF jan
uDy, 1870, these gNntl will issue large eight
PACED Catalogues ut ali tIe newest and best
novelties in such goods as fancy Boxes, Desks,
Glove Boxes, Albums in Morocco, Git ana
Velvet Bindings, real Morocco Shopping
Bags, Furnished Iteticules, silver Plated Ware
aud Cutler Of all descriptions, thr latest Styles
OF Jewelry in Gid, COrnelian jet, Shell, Etru-
sean, Carbuncle ann Hair, Dry Goods, &c , &c,
and hundreds Of the latest and best published
Books. They are giving ONE HUNDRED
TICK RETS to ssery ono WHO VII become their
Agents. without charging them 10 centn each
q. heretofore, Read the change in their Ad.
yertisencnt in another column, and send for
Catalogue,
As the Holidays arel coming we are making
special arrangements 20 supply rgery on4 who
reads our advertisement, With tho most use
fil and handsome Holiday presents that can
be thought Of or wished for, and 70 enable
them to procure lhem cheaply and eXpedi-
tiousy, We will give to any one who WIN be,
crme our Agent, One Hundred Free Tickets
enumerating spule Of the mary different arti'
cias from which You can make your select
ions Of Holiday presents.
For returning fun clubs for thcce FREQ Tick.
cts, accompanied by the cash. we will give
the same extra premiums that we now give,
tlst the same as If you had paid 10 cents for
each one uf your ticke ts We wish you to an.
derstand that not any other firm In the bust.
ness can compete with Us In any way what
ever.
Az this free ticket is only good for the lIol-
days, you must send IN your orders before the
10th Of January, 1879,
In evr'y orleF amounting % over S5n, aecnmps,
MED by tue cash the Agent may retain 1900, md in
eTsry or er of over SlO0 $500 may be retained to
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

We have received from
James Gerard & Co., IS Mas,
sau street, New York, a beau
tiful Oroide Gold Watch and
Chain-of which they are the
sole manufacturers. These are
the only good and pure watch,
es Of the Kind to be had. Let
our. friends who wish a good
time piece, patrouize Gerard
and Co., whose advertisement
is in another column of this
paper Read the Extra we
issue in this paper. Call and
see the Watch.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

CoLBUpS's RED JACKET A1E.-ThIs axe Is
better than the regular shaped axes for these
reasons:
|. Itcuts deeper.
II. It don't stick
III. II don't jar the hand.
". No time or strength lie wasted in taking the
axe out OF the cut.
V. With the sace labor YOU do ore third more
work.
With all these good qualities II ismade ofshr
same steel and iron and temper, as our regular
axes and will not boar rough usuags any better
than they.
TROY, iowa, Dec, 2ls.., 1903.
LrppScorr BAKEwELL The Red Jacket Axe
You sent us Ia good one. think II isthe best
axe ever had hold Of.
II isa very easy axe to chop with. Any one
can see by the shape Of it that it does not re
ou,re 40 much exetion on the part Of the chop
per as With the old style axe to make It pene'
tra,e into the wood. We are much pleased with
/, yours. G. W. CLAYTON.
Miles Covered Scoop Shovel. For the farmer
Just.Ehst you want.
PEORIA, Jan. 20, 1869.
LIppwcorr h BAKLwELL;-- We have in constant
use the Covered Scoop Shovel Of Mr.. Miles and
find II to be very useful article We more than
save the cost Of il daily IN the amount OF gram
saved, shoveled from wagons. We can also han
die grain much faster than We can with the com
mon scoop.
GRIER Co., Grain Dealers.
E.S. EAsroS, Grain Dealer.
G. s. ELsros 4 Son, Grain Dealers
ROBINSON h CO.. Freek Mills,
GEO. FIELD b Co City Mills.
While we make these and recommend them
because Of their great merit, we are also manu-
features Of Spades and Shovols equal to any made
in the country East or West.
Our Saws are patent temper and patent ground
and warranted as good as any made
FREDRIcL, Iowa, Feb. s, 1863.
LirriNeoTr 4 BAKEwELL'-The Saw that you
sent Henry h Pierce Is the best Saw ever saw
It takes one inch feed in oak and stands up bully
cut 5Ol feet oroak fencing in % minutes.
l have iun saws for 10 years, and that Is the
best one l ever got hold Of have run your
saws In Michigan for Eve or six years.
ASH DAVIS.
If your hardware dealers does not keep our
goods send 10 us direct with your inquiries or
orders, and you shall have immediate attention
aud reply.
LlPPINcoTT 4 BAKEwELL,
Pittsburg, Penn.
Sole Overs OF Colburns and Red Jacket Pat
ents and Patent Tempere for Saws.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
Every business man should

Every business man should
subscribe to Peterson's Coun.
telfeit Detector and National
Bank Note List, price only
$1.50 a year. 1t contains de-
scriptions Of all new counter
feits, altered national bank
notes, rates of discount in all
the principle cities, and official
list of the national banks, whole
sale prices current, financial
news@nd items, complete stock
table, list Of all the broken
banks, etc. There is more
counterfeit money in circlation
now than ever before, which
makes Peterson Detector an alb
solute requisite for the desk OF
every one who receives or pays
out money. Terms of subscrip.
ton to P.trrson's Drtector, cor
rected by Drexl and Co.,
bankers, is, for the monthly is
sue, $3.50 a year semi-month-
Iy So q year, Subscriptions
may commence with any month.
Terms cash in adyrnce. Can
vassers wanted in every town,
large wages can be made, SEND
for circular, and catalogue Of
their popular Books. Address
T. B. Peterson and Brothers,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

For PrRE Drugs reliable Medi-
cines--the best Chemicals--supcrior
pye stuffs--tho cheapest Lamps
Wines and Liquors that are pare--
ihe finest Toilet Goods-the most &c
0uisite Perfumes, the Rose Burning
Fluid the incest Christmas Pres
ents-anl Glu-Eue, Water. Proof
Cemcnt--go to the popular Drug
and Book Store of J. S. Strong.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
Confessions,

Agents Will 10 paid ten Der cent. In Cash OF Nr7
chand!1" when they Fill Cr TnEIR ENTfEE cLuB, 70
which below We give partial List Of Commissions:
For m or1ry ofs90 from club Of Thirty, we viii
pay tn, Agent, as commission, 2S yards Brown or
Benched sbceting Good Dr@S Pattern, Wool Square
Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern
Fine Large White CoGnlcrp1no, etc, etc, SSsO In
cash
F.r an ordrr Qf $50, from q club Of Tify. pc viii
psy tue Agent. Commission, IS yd'. Sheeirc, Cns
pair heavy Wool BlGrl;ets purl.a 0rrss pattern,
lIandsnHe Wool Square Shawl, s!lyer.Case " stch
etc. etc, or &j.O0in cash,
For an ordSr GjSlDO, from e clrb Of 0nn ITur'ie''
We will pay the Agent, Commission. iN9 yds good
yard.wde shceing coin.SiIyer Hunting Case VI Ws,ch
Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit Of all Wool French
Cashmere ETC., etc. or 81 in Ca'h.
We do not employ any Travelling Agents, shh rus
toners should not rsy moNeg - persons pnrporng to
be our agents, U1ieeS P"sJa''y acquainted.
SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY ELGIsTEEED
LETTERS.
Fer further psrt'cnlars send for Catalogues. Il
PARKREo 81 CO.,
GG SSI0O Sr'n NOR St.. Boston Mass
September g. SU3-ly.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
Worth Far More 1hait 1t
COSeS,

A recent case occurred where q
farmer, to save expense, omitted to
take his local Paper for q year
He went to market on Monday with
u load of 33 bushels of wheat, and
sold it to the first one who offered
him 10. more per bushel than he
got the week before. With part Of
the money he bought piece ofN42
yards of muslin at II cents per
yard. At night he met neighbor
who had sold his wheat of the same
quality at 10 cents a bushel higher,
and Bought the same kind Of mus
lin for Is cents His local Paper
ofSaturday had told him Of an ad,
vance Of 10 cents on wheat, and who
paid it, and he stuck for that price
and got it, The same paper con-
tanned an advertisement Of dealer
who sold the cotton goods at Is cts.
and he bought them there. He
made, or saved, SO 81 on that days
trip, from the information gained
from one number Of his paper while
for q whole year it cost him only
so 90. The single number, costing
4 cents, was worth to him 81 81
above a years subscription. And
so it will often be all through the
year-not to mention the fact that
his children are growing up inte|li-
gent-they learn to read in reading
the paper, and thus save time and
expense at school; and they know
what is going on in the world, and
have something to think of while at
work, and their heads are not SO
much the devils work shop, for he
finds some mischief still for idle
hands and brains Thore is anoth.
er story about the above two farm
ers. The one who got the largest
price for his wheat, had also more
bushels per acre to sell, with the
same cost of culture. A couple Of
hints he got from the american Ag-
riculturiSt, which described the
mode Of culture and kind Of seed
used by another farmer, were adopt
cd by him, and the result was 4
bushels per acre moro on 35 acres
or 140 bushels Of wheat, clear gain.
Such results are very common, and
it scould hardly be otherwise. A
large force of practical men are all
through the year gathering inform
alton for the paper, and the result
Of all this is furnished to subScri-
bcrs for 81 so, or less to clubs. Ma
ny cases are known where the oc-
cupants Of village plots have in
creased the yield of the little gar
den many dollars worth during the
year, by following the hints and
suggestions Of the AgricuIturiSt.-
and, aside from this, may be named
its $4,000 worth Of beautiful engra-
wings, and its Household and Child
ren's Dcpartment-all valuable
and its constant showing up Of
humbugs, which have saved the
country millions of dollars that
would otherwise have gone into the
hands of swindlcrg. Reader, such
papers are each worth far more
than the cost to every one, and we
can say unhcsitatingly, first secure
good local paper (our own, ifyou
can find no bctter), and next sup.
ply yourselves with the american
Agricuttwist, published by Orange,
Judd & Co., 245 Broadway, New
York, at 81 so year, or four cop.
les for SIS. A new volume, the Goth
Animal one, is just beginning, and
now is just the time to send for it.,
1t will pay far more than it COSTS
You want it; your wife wants it;
your children want.
.a.rt1s.ssus.sn.u.I.sa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
CHRISTMAS COMING.-Tl

CHRISTMAS CoMING,-That
most entcrprising Druggist, G.
W. Sisson, is making preparo-
tons for the Holidays, and the
show-windows of his we'll
known establishment already
present the cheerful and invi-
ting appearance customary on
such occasions. For all kinds
of Christmas Presents, be sure
and go to Sisson's.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

vox. PoruLr,-1he voice of the people is unan.
nous In praise Of ono thing Mt least, that is
Morsos Indian Root Pills, and II Ia we'll dcserv.
cd. The best remedy in tho world Tor almost all
diseases that PfIl lett The human race, they act d.
roctly on the blood stomach and bowels, Keep
your blood pure b, an occasional dose ofthese
pills and you will not be sick. The blood Ia the
hfe, keep Il pure by using the only medicine that
will completely cleanse 10, Morses Indian Root
Pills, Unso the Morse Pills In all cssos OF Bill.
lousness, Livor Complaints, FOmals lrreguari.
ties, Headache, Indigestion, 40. Sold bv all
dealers,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08

The Ohio Agricultural Re
ports for 1868, have been re-
ceived by the County Auditor,
and are now ready for distribu-
ton. Those wishing copies
should call and get them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-08
FOR THE HIGHEST
PRICES.

For your Beans, Dried Apples,
Dried Peaches, Sorgum, Butter,
Eggs, Rags, Feathers, and every
thing in tho way of Country Pro
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