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The weekly standard., 1869-10-20

THE BORDER FAIR.-We have the DAN
vile Times of the 10th, Saturday, which
says the Border Fair was not such success
as it ought to have been. While in some
respects it was quite creditable, in others it
was mortifying. The ladies did their part
well.
There was sparsity of live stock on ex-
hibition but to North Carolina the need of
praise was awarded for the splendid display
of apples; and wines made from grapes, and
uine from apples, raspberry, dewberry and
tomato.
Gov. Walkers speech is noticed as good
conservative republican effort, which was
applauded by all present. 81. m ar
North Carolina contributed the music for
the occasion. The splendid Grassland
from Salem gave universal satisfaction.
Gipsies were around, but the Times don't
record any thefts committed by them.
At the meeting of the Board of the Agri-
cultural Society, held after the Fair closed,
twas determined hereafter, to give "speed,"
or racing, but small space IN future pro-
grammes.
The Times says the great excitement of
the first day of the Fair was the tournament.
If this produced excitement" the "festive
season" must have been sorely afflicted with
enaui.
Come over to our Fair and get revived
The weekly standard., 1869-10-20

DR.. Myer, of Savannah Ca, says they are the best
mechanical supporters for weak muscles ever discover
ed; tht by their warming properties they bring power
and health, until the strength OF the muscles
trely restored; that he knows case where AIcocks
Plasters cured gentleman of weak spine; that he
daily prescrbes them in his practice with the happiest
results. oct12-1m
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE!.
GOOD BARGAIN
FOR SOME ONE!

The Store, Goods and Residence,
J. X. Darling, East Corinth, Yer
mont, are now offered for sale on
reasonable terms.
Wishing to make change in my
business, | have concluded TO sell
out bag and baggage.
The location is excellent for 4
country store, in n good farming
community, with large proportion
OF good cash paying customers,
eight miles from bradford depot, IN
daily communication with Boston
and in the immediate vicinity Of the
Corinth Copper Mines.
70 any one wishing 10 20 into
business, this chance IS good one
East Corinth, W., July 9th, 1869.
If J. X. DARLING.
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ONLY So PER COPY.
DODD'S
NERNINE
DID 1T.
Colds, Group, &c.

New London, Conn, April %, 1869.
REMEMBERED FEiENp-l Thought It well to
wait another week before writing IT, see il
continued 10 improve, as | have been doing
for some time, under the treatment OF the new
medicine, a. Il am happy to tell you that
am e ttlng hettcr-eycn faster than when you
were here | commenced the use of DODDS
NERNINE without any oily advising me to
it. When began with it could only walk
from my bed to the chair. My trouble has
been extreme pain in the head and has lasted
three years. All the medicine have hereto
fore taken has failed to give any relief. | am
now able to 90 up and down stairs, and daily
improving. | consider the Ncrvine the best
medicine DIVER found, and shall continue its
use for am confident Of entire recovery
have taken only three bottles and would rot
be without it on any accout.
Very truly, Mrs. l. s MUTE.
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RAILWAY Trains.

Going South-Mail Train arrives at Brad
ford at 1913 \. NJ. Express Train arrive, at
1924 +. VI.
Going NoIth-ENprcss train arrives at g3l
A. VI. Mail Train arrives at 2J1 Pm.
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Va sa.S,rsic.

Cn.Grrl LODGE, No g. Regular comul-
nicatipu- at Masonic Hall. in tarJy> Buildug
ou Wednesday of the week in which the moon
m., J. {. Colby, w. NJ; 7. }. Ih4jdyr,.
secretary.
Nh LEBANON Il. :. CHNpsER. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Wednesday a1tcruoo II the
week i'm which the moon Hll. s. e. .atou.
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Tins Festival came to time just
as auNeltlNr'' ana dlt" inlmehN
hunters 81 S'i'%'lS anu "'Atr"' 'Su.
mated at clGht or It." 'H"uHd"" pc"
Pie, Wh'' laying by th@ cares OF
aomc' came 20 nave q good u'"e
a.'t'iiioI IatI"S''\'S' eve" u il N'u
cost an ciioft--"iith' Iof me HiN'
,"o or three days. Il d'd' - many
Voices mingled together for tac first
0"r' ana IN the open am ID 'h'
-'Ne IN TIE daytime 1t was not ~
p. \pertcd tldt aI' N"uid ben lrl
lee. harmony. HUt thanks to tHa'
WGcc OF good fellows who conduct
adj tUe musical lart-fEut {. VI
N}mh OF hteuc, " l. -9t"ei
vdn brought out Of confusion, and
Friday morning opened rich. ana
aet. growing better all day and
evening, and everybody went away
"rmg we'll satisfied.
ltMaa intended at first that the
@e.clscN should De varied with aI
SEES, readings, poems, etc. and
who took part IN these exercises,
formed their duties 70 pelicetom
un Thursday, Key. l.. /. Wing.
% Portland. Ne. gave an adlte>S.
sowing the power Of music As an
II tJiorof the people, and pIcadm.
". IT'S general introduction into oar
'a'o'>. He Is a fine speaker, amt
vowed himself to be ripe scholar
@l thoroughly posted on his sub.
.
mot Robinson, also OF Portland,
..1 read, IN his mmltablc style
poem The Kcmsarsc and Ala.
A81,' giving an account OF tie de.
Hg'ion of the latter 10y Che former
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Bradford Village.
Mails.

at 3 o'clock +. NJ.
Northern mail closes at 800 T.. NJ; arrives
at II \. NJ.
Western mail closes at p. NJ. arrives at 10
A.
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In the Surcfiu,eudents office Of
the Il. 4 i. Railroad, at Rutland, is
a picture of the first steam railroad
train in America, run from Albany
to Schenectady. oycrthc Mohawk d
Hudson Railroad in 1881. The train
consisted of II locomotive, tender
and two ears. The locomotive,
named the "John Bun and i'm.
ported from England, was of very
simple and uncouth construction,
and might he mistaken in these days
Tor a Spite driver. Il weighed /
turS. The tender wasa simple frame
with Il platform, upon which was
placed Il heap of wood used for fuel,
and crates filed with similar com.
LuslibIes. The cars were patterned
after the old stage coaches, rcscmb.
ling somewhat The railroad coaches
still used in England Twelve pas
srugcrs occupied the inside seats,
and three were seated on the out
side. Among them were Nh Thur
low Weed and cN Governor Yates,
Their portrait, would hardly be rec.
/ ognized by any one unaequaInled
with them when they made the eN.
cursion. The picture is photograph.
ed from the original picture in the
possession Of the Connecticut Hiss
toHcal Society.
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William and Solomon Durham, OF
Hancock, caught in u trap, on tho
18th ut, Il huge bear, for which they
received from the STATE Treasurer
SO. They have caught SO bears
within 4 few years.
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We have been sending out bills
for a week or two to those of our
subscribers who are in arrears for
more than Il year. Part of them
have responded promptly with the
money, and now let the remainder
do likewise. We cannot print a
paper without money, any more
than the merchant, manufacturer,
or farmer can carry on business
without money. notwithstanding
that some people seem to think we
can. Every thing that we use in
our Office costs money! We pay our
help money! What we ike on costs
money. And we have to pay cash
down. and then wait one, two, on
three years for our pay. and in
some cases We cannot expect set
Element this side Of the Day Of
Judgment. We have several hun.
drcd dollars due us, and our bust.
ness and capital is Lot large enough
SO that we can do without it.
Reader, if You happen to have a
few dollars Of it in your possession
just send it to us.
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w. /. GOODS. GROCERIES,.
FLOUR, TEA &C.,

- pr. seemed Army Brogans, 800
Nds. Straw Mating, 800 ydS. Wool
q Hemp Carpctiugs.
NcwburN, VI, July, 1869.
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Kansas papers are very earnestly
urging that the plan Of biennial
sessions of ,hc legislature br adopt.
ed ii that State, and call upon
the people to elect representatives.
pledged to propose the change to tlc
voters of the State by an amend.
mcnt TO the constitution.
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faw dollars orit IN io,r ,,o..n..i,n
inst .ondittons
The Orange County Bae;ayd,
issued BY West Randolph ''black
smith, advertiseS "A home in West
Randolph to be given away for ev
cry 10000 subscribers" We should
think any man who issued such a
thing AS he does for newspaper
would want to give away his home,
fprs in a luuatic ASYLUM or Same
retreat to, inhrci,os
Last Thursday villa Wesley G
Drew ana III, hired man. Of con.
cord, were ENGAGED in ronajrinr an
old She'd lack screw cave wav
LETTING the roof dawn mon fine Aooi.
where they were at work. The Foor
u. ING H''i'r"Hd! tecayed yielded,
feet into the basement. followed bv
Gmhers. boards. rubbish etc., and
narrowly oscancl with thoir lives
,ptj+iou !. il circn,,,;op IN PINT
land c,pnt,. n,.,.;,a ,ho C,,,r,l
>,..r,r,l,. f.. c,,,,,,., ,h,.,,..no.
~ IJ,,.c. = pl,,ula,. rr.,o 1.an.
''''''' ''','' WV 49,"
I" imprisonment loi me- l1ahdtN'
1t VIII be remembered, Killed John
Gilman. Jr., ON the first Of August.
amy - '''' '''"','' '''d' u '"e nut
imd eonatl court was convicted OF
the crime. and 10y Judge Steele sen
r,i,l... ~ S.ri.n...r .fe-a
,1nf,.,a,n., r., rf.tr..,,
\. - ..,, ,-.,.'..... -. '',,....,,.'
''' '',.'' " - '''.'' way
'1S'1i.''' I'.'.i "'".i'i'dii i''N li''
and ARRANGED his rnmprl for y lIf..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

1870. \ tirst-class illustrated Religious
journal of 10 pages. 300 Contributors > Ed
ltorS. lhr cheapest paper IN the land, $50
a year in advance. Specimen copies free. f.
u NlNSLbN Publisher. / Coruhill BOSTON
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ua>icGi Fcstir0i At LV,,doHriHc

Il L. NhitcomD, Lcldct, VIM. q. Handy
Clerk
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are as follows:
DR.. j. \. Clark, w. G. T.
Miss Jennie Il. Craig, WIT.
Miss NJ. 3. Pillsbury, w. See.
CO. Doty, w. f. 5.
j. IL. Peters, w. Treas.
Chas. Eastman, W. N.
Miss En-. Rogers, W. &.
Alex. Brown, w. Q. &.
Dea. Geo. Prichard, w. Chap.
ID. w. Cobb, W. y. ).
Miss Annie Prichard. W y. VI.
Mis-. q. l.. Butler, w. Il. II. 5.
Mrs. w. Child, w. /. II. ).
II. f. Whitcomb, p. W. G. T.
Geo. Il. Brown. ID. G. W, G. +.
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4 ~ Akasa g'Dss SH.-Thc N:,..
"a nctic simc-sA ccy,ca and &oni-

TH~~. ~ u IINIT CH0N. WIN 4 gTISS CFVStuI,
steel and SILVER works. white cuauclcd dial --
Ordinary watch size. Sound and scrviccablr
Warranted to denote correct time and keen in
order tortWo years. Satisfaction guaranteed
Sent postpaid for 81. Address 4. c. CnrN-
WICK n CO., Providence. r. l.
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- Ak=sE<ss
many Of them were sung at the Bos-
ton Jubilee.
The building used for singing was
GOXl3O, and was arranged to seat
about 300 persons. but it would not
hold near all, and hundreds went
away who could not get standing
room outside.
The climax was reached on Friday
evening by all singing the stan
Spangled Banner, with the twelve
Founders keeping time on the ch0-
rus, and with the "Anyil Chorus :
which is still ringing in our ears.
W lille riding past the farm Of VI.
Il. Chamberlain, of this toy II, few
days since, We noticed a remarkable
fine field Of wheat, of about six
acres, and We wondered why more
OF our farmers GO not raise THEN
own wheat instead Of sending "A
large amount of money west for the
flour they might raise at home We
hardly think Mr.. Chamberlain will
need to 90 to the flour dealer for his
hru1l tli.,
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1. o. Of Il.

The officers of Riverside Lodge.
No. 80, OF Bradford, for the current
quarter are as follows:
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Asia SpUr Doctor or bru.oi~t
fer sweet tsUirsiuc.-l II equals (blttcr)
Ruuine. II Is made only by f. SrEARNs, Chem
j~t ll,frrit
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The officers Of OmpompauooSuC
Lodge, OF Nershirc, for the present
arc ~ fnllnuE.
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DIR. CARTER s BALSAM
Cures Coughs Colds, Group, &c
IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED
STALLION
PIRATE.
Cures Coughs,

This horse was imported from
England when ; yrs. old to Nova
Scotia, and WAS brought from there
to 81. Iohnshury, VT, ard sold to a
stock company for $500.
He is of a tine bay color. stands
lG hands high and weighs 100 HIS.
He possesses all the distinguishing
qualities of thoroughbred English
horses in perfection, ans is unsur.
passed in this country for strength,
symmetry and beauty of action.
Breeders OF horses, who wish to nnprov.
their stock ate invited to examine thi, horse
rs hcis believed to be one Of The best stock
horses in the country. Being q thoroughbred
ms excellent qualities will bc more sure of
being transmitted to his progeny than would
Ice the cas-, with a hursc OF missed blood
lh" proprictor~ have hccu induced put the
I price for th'n,c OF this hurse for The present
season 2t an extremely low figure II order
( to bring within the means ofall an opportuni-
~ to improve their stock. hut they wish it an
dcr>tnod that the price bears no comparison to
Il merits of the horse.
Pirate will stand the present sea.
son at the stable Of Harry IIockcn-
berry.
TERMs-@1J: s. at the time of
service so dollars in March. 1870,
II the mare proves with ioal. ANY
man owning two mares will be
charged 50 for the two.
Pastuiing furnished for mares from dis
tauec. All casualties atri>ll ofowurrs Ped
i2rce-Piratr was shed by >irou., hc by Sir
ArchN. Dam by Napoleon, "a son OF Sir Archy
= motel English rlrc-hotsc.l G. Dam hy Ehcr,
&, g. Dam by Goodias Turk, G. 6. G. Dam
by OnSwick.
CARLETON & HOCKllNBURY.
Bradford, VT, May -, 1869.
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E'MPLOl MENr MAT pays For partcu-
- lars addreos 5. NJ SuLNCER y Co.. Brat
lrboru. VI
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Charles Jones has bought ont the
interest Of Willis Palmer IN the firm
Of Palmer 4 $ earns, Insurance
Agents, in tins ,lllagc.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15

When the leaves begin 10 change, remittont and
Intermittent fevep make etheirappearanoe From the
surface Of earth, bath cd nightly In heavy dews,
from marshes and swamps surch arged with moisture,
from the d. ing foliage Of tho woods, from fostering
pools and suggish streams, the suu OF September
eyovea clouds of mlasnaio vapor perious TO health
and life Tho body. depnvcd by the burning tempera-
lure uy and August OF much OF It's yRor and elaa.
uciy, Ia not in proper plight to resist malaria and
hence all diseases that are produced by depraved
oondtion OF the atmosphere arc particularly prevalent
In the Fall
There is no rea'on why the health OF thousands Of
people should be thus Bacritced preparatory
Of HObIEITER'S STOMACH BITTERS Ia certain
protection against the epidemcs and endemios which
Autumn bringe In its trair. Let all welers in
healthy localities liable TO such visatons give heed
10 the warning and advice conveyed ia this advertise
ment and they may bid defiance TO the foul exhaatons
which are now rising, night and day, from the soil
around them. No farmhouse in the land should be
without this valuable hiarant aud nygorant at any
period OF the year but especially in the FALL 1t is not
safe TO go forth into the chill misty atmosphere Of
hhed By tonic, and of all the toncs which medical
ohenistry has yet given 10 the world, H0STETTER'S
BITTERS are limited TO be the purest the most whole.
soIne and the most beneficial.
Let all who desire to eBoapothe bilious bowel
complaints AMI malarious fsyer5, take the BIFTERS
At least twice day throughout tho present IL
is as wholesome as n is infalhble Lcok to ih9 trade
mark, "HOSTETTER'S 6T0M AOH BITTERS,n en-.
raved on the label and embossed on the bottle, and
their revenue stamp covering the cork oouutereits
and limitations abound ..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15
No. rs.

Nervous Debility with it's gloomy attend.
ants, low spirite, depression, involuntary
omissions, loss OF semen, spermatorrhmo,
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss OF memory,
and Threatened impotence aud imbeoility,
find sovereign euro In Humphreys Homeo.
pathic Specific, No. twenty'olght, Composed
Of the most valuable mild and potent Cura.
hvos, they strike at once at tho root of the
matter, tone up tho system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life
cured thousands OF cases. Price $500 pof
package OF SIX boxes and vial, which Ia vory
Important In obstinate and old cases. or 81
por singie bog. Sold by all druggists, and
sent by mail on receipt OF price. Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicine
90, B62 Broadway, New York. t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15

TnE DYnRENFuhTn CoMMERoIAL CoriE0E
Of Chicago, formerly known as Merchants
National Bueinoss College, has re-oponod for
day and evening, undor tho Same manage.
inent as heretofore. II ls one OF tho largest
and most complete institutions in tho Woet,
OF educational schools for boys and girls. IL
enjoys an onviable reputation. For circulars
address J. Dyhroniurth, President, ilO and
118 Randolph 5t., Chicago, III. r.fN
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TO coMsuMPTlyEs

THE Adyertiser, having been restored to health
Tow wooks by avery simple remedy after having SufoT
cd several years with severe lung affection, and That
dread dlsoase Consumptionis anxious 10 make known
70 his fellow Sufferers. the means OF euro.
To sll who desire It, he will send COPY OF tho pre-
scrpon used free Of oharge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
SURE CURE EoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHI.
It's, etc. The object OF the advertiser in sending the
Prescription 10 TO benefit the AFFLICTED and speadi in
formation which he conceves 10 be invaluabIe and no
bopes every suorerw try his emody, as 10 will oost
thOm nothing and may prove ablesaing
Parti wishing the prescription, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings County New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15

The Athen@um is satisfied that, after
all there really is nothing new under the
sun. Paddle-wheels, which were consid-
cred an invention of this century, have
been described on the Assyrian Slabs and
are seen in more than one European fresco.
Velocipedes Ito be sure, they were not
called velocipedes-were known to the Chi
nese two centuries ago; that is, we know
that the Chinese used them so long ago as
that, but how much longer they were known
is difficult to tell. Even in Europe they
were known at a remote period. On one
of the beautiful painted windows of the
ancient church at Stoke Poges there is a
representation of "bicyclist" performing
to an admiring crowd.
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PIMlPL rs.

! tho underaigned viii cheerfuly mail 0rREE) 70 All
who wah ID the Reope and full directions for preparing
and uaing snimple and Beautiful Vegetable ilalIn
that viii Immediately Iemoy Q Tan. Erecltlos, PIN.
hepkin leaving the aae aoft cloar, smooth and beau.
tfu. Ho Will also aend (FttE) instructions for pro-
oy HAIR on q bald heador smooth face in loss than
thirty days from Hrst application Tho above can be
obtaIned BY return mail by addressing TiiOH. y.
g5APMANs Chemist, iab broadway New York.
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Nasby rallls npLANTATroN.,

They trsidedoff my Post Offs and TUX my
Pay in PLANTAsHUNi P'raps yu may be
supprizod to here nv my relinquishin my
GuVment Oils with Awl it's glory in sech a
Caws.
Here NEE fust; then jedge Nee. 1t hap
pened thuswisey: wuz canvassin thee
Mawmea Flats for owr Beluyid Kedentry q
the Post Otis suksechun. IN thet land NV
pewer Delite 1 strnk snag ** Theo
Fever Ager tuk mo, 4 thee Chills & Shivers
Bhuk me-shuk mo like Mold loos button on
Shaiky smoke-House doar; ill mi fraim nv
40 Summerz, lukd like sum Ole plaid Out.
bummerz on mornin' wen his Giniz gon u
he can't git no moarl = IN. B.
This isnot rit by Edd. A. Powo; but it Gums
so &wlfired noer to it thet you woodn't no the
ditrunco in the dark,)
In this orful oggstremmitty Tlue at wonts
tn Mold lady freh' nv Mine q toald hur mi
kr'tterkol phix Shee hes nod NEE Long q
Luvd mee Wel& shee cawls NEE Pet Names.
'Troly,' sez Shee, (sech iz the Plaful knk-
nomen nv mi Bohood,) s'yu orter talk
good Doste Nv PLANTAsHUN BITURz. I've liyd
* Suffered in theaz swaumps ever sens tho
thayers wus Hung & no, to ded surtinty,
thet PLANTAsHUN BITURz Ia thee only reel
kewer fur the Shaiksip ''B-b-but air thaa
l-l-loyaw drink 2" asked l, shvorin,y
feerin Least mite bee incurridgin suthin
NV suthern Nacher. "Doont bee skeerd,
'Troly," replde the esstimabul Dorcuss,
tina alr MAID nv Callasayya, $. H.,
1S6O-X q thee Merry loyawlist kind
Nv Santy Crews T1md Mi Douts bein
remuyed & mi Feers fur thee Post Otis ass
waged | TUX an awlm!ty Doste Nv " PLANTA-
sHUN" & yu bett brutherin, it maid NEE bilel
I TUX anuther in q ours & mi shaiks quit /
may ga, tina "parsed in THAR Checks"l Tha
gotf Not wun NV 'em linguard too say good
bill Lwnz q Nasty kewered; Petroleum
wei wei wus Now am PLANTALHuN
mshunnery; Igo abowt preachin the good
Tidln's to Asl shakers IS "uthers requirrin
a Jentel stmmerlentY sea small blz) hev
traded OF mi Post Ofis & may Now be found
thee biwaiz frum Frly Morn till Dewey Eve
What sinnin, sufrin, shaken bruther II hev
thee next BOttul?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15

GuLETT's DOUBLE STRENGTH FLAvoRs are
unsurpassed by any in the market, and all
grocers and druggists keep them. House.
keepors and hotels arc recommended TO call
for these Roods, and tako no otherp. -llA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15

importers and jobbers of fancy dry goods,
notions, hosiery and woolens, 7G & rs Wabash
avenue Their store Is dS feet by 17O, and is
filled with the best selected stock of goods,
in their line, in tho West. Theirs is the
largest notion house in the city, and the large
trade they have built up in tho last six years
ls the bost proof of the high character of the
house for fair dealing, and the best possible
recommendation to their customers. ..-..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15

dolph street and 80 and 81 Court Place, Chi
cago, arc now prepared to offer to the trade
ono Of the largest stock of wrapping paper,
flour sacks, paper bags, twines, &C., ever
offered to the trade and at prices which defy
competition. They buy rags, paper, bottles,
metals, &C., for which they pay the highest
market price. Price lists sent on application.
Orders solicited.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15
ERRORS OF YnurH

! AGENTIiEMEN whoiuiferod for year, from Nsrvou
Debility Prenanro Decay. and MI tho eoois OF youth
fol ipdscreon, will. for tho auioring humanity
sond roe 70 all who nsodi ths receipt and directions
Tor mhklne the simpe remedy by whichlho was cued
Huferers wishng 10 profit by Tho, adversern erpeh.
snoescan do 90 by addr,hsing, IN perfect confidence
esf tsf JOHN n. OGDEN.
NILS dis No N Cedar btreet. New York
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-15

GILLETr's BAKING POWDER. Ask your gro
Ger for II. All who have used IL once, flnd Il
pure, healthy and economical, II is warrant
cd To please