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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21
PrORresSiOn.

The Great Western Compound Company, with
capital of $50 0O0 call the attention OF the conmu
nifty to the fact that they are manufacturing REM
edy for Coughs, Colds WhOOpng Cough and all
disease Of the Throat and Lungs which has given
the most universal satisfaction In epeyy locality
where It has been used. DR.. Benedict. the paten-
tee Of this Compound having sold out part OF hia
interest to company OF capitalists, measures woro
Immediately get on foot TO bring this popular remd-
dy before tile American people since the organlga-
ton Of this company, there has beon an increasing
demand for this truly great remedy, and the com
pany are constantly receiving orders from all points
Of the United States and the Canadas and they feel
confident that there has no remedy been brought
before the public previous TO this that has ac-
complshed as much for suffering humanity In no
so short a time. Testimonials arc sent 10 us from
every quarter speaking in its favor AZ hegreat lung
and throat remedy Of the present day. In facteyory
person roughout the land that has given II trial,
pronounce This remedy to be tho very article
needed by tiQ world. The following testimonials
from some OF tho best druggists in the State Of
Wisconsin hre presented 10 lho readers Of this
paper, as evidence Of its virtues. and we would say
In all candor that these may be taken M sanploO Of
the many that wo are receiving from different per-
sons, all Of which have come TO us unsolicited.
OFHIcE OF THE LANCASTER DRUo EMpoRuM,l
,,... - LAncAsTTR Wis, sept 3 1899: ..
please send three four dozen moro Of your Great
Western Cohpound to Boscobol, Wis, via Milwaukee
This vauable medicine has boon sold In this place
for year only and all sold 10 stand or fail upon lis
moris I warranted every bottle 10 do a. rocom.
Hendod or would refund tne money and not ono hot.
tie has been returned s oxeu sale and creased
reputation in 30 short time, and all without Ia coming
being heradcd by the papers ynco mo ~ It's bupe
Tory, and II gives pleasure TO add my testimony 10
that Of others, in In favor. I'D EDIII0 -
Yours, dear airs, very respoctiuliy
W. B, BAXTER, Practical Ohsmiat.
WAUPuE Wis, October 81, 1867,
MEssns. o. BENEDICT A Co, Omfo,. wlei
GEtTsi-l consider your 0rent Western compound
one OF tho b0 cough preparations ever sold and have
sold moro OF for the past sir months than any sK Of
the 0thor preparations In my store.
Yours truly. r. W. WELLS. Drurgih.
MILTos, Wis, February 10, 1858
CYnus BENEDIcT Esq, Omro, Wia
DEAR bIR)-+-Tho Compound you sont me IA nearly
all gone. have wnrrant' ovry bottle and have bad
rqturned but ALL 20 FAR Rs nave hoard are we'll
leased and satisacd that u Ia tho best thing for
would litc about two dozen largo and ono dozen
small Sonn SSnS II tgdiy, Y h'prO'A Yi n M tr,yys
A. E. 4 II. W, FooTE. Agents, Milwaukee.
G.I1lS 3; p Dyr1s = T,sss, CO. Chicago. M. 4
Great Western Compound Co., omro. wis. Ii'A
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

The TUTOR OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL has
the utmost difficulty in weaving the "child
of France" from calling his illustrous
father "Todo." In the first years of her
welded life, the Empress Eugene was in
the habit of calling the Emperor "Mon
Todo, French and Spanish word mean
ing ''my all" The child heard it so often
that as soon as he was able to talk little,
he called his father s"Todo," and not
"papa." The Empress now addresses the
Emperor with Louis" and the Emperor
addresses her with mamma" The favor
ite word of the Empress is 'JOH'' (nice),
which she often uses in very ludicrous
manner. For instance she said the battle
of Mentena was 't,nc jOlie qfdire, " and she
also speaks of dangerous diseases and
wounds MS "jOH,"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

LORD BRoUdHAM died without any assets,
having, long before his death, by deed Of
gift made over everything Chancellor S
pension, house and lond, books, plate, fur
niture-to his brother William, the present
peer, who in return provided for all ex-
penses. Aversion to trouble about money
matters is said to have suggested this ar
rangement The Inland Revenue authori-
ties, at first incredulous satisfied them
selves by private inquiry as to the bona
tides and validity of the deed of gift. tits
q curious fact that an ex-Lord Chancellor,
who for upwards of thirty years received a
pension of 900 ayear, died without pay
ing q shilling of probate or legacy duty.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21
yaetrp.
THE CHARGE OF THE BRIGHT
BRIGADE.
nY A SURVIVOR.


[rhe following pleasant parody on Tennyson'
famous Battle Ode appeared in the Boston Tran
script OF February 10, 1855. 1t was, at the time
regarded as the most successful OF the many ~
tempts to parodize the production OF the Poet LAW
reate, Of England. 'The Bright Brigade" REFER
TO the German Cotillion, which was even AZ I'M
time the favorite closing dance of the private oai
in the city of Boston. In the second stanza tn'
name Of the gentleman, who was then the princl
bal leader In the CotllOu, is here lett IN plahk
Theproduction Of this sprghtly parody was az
crieed to the daughter of distinguished citizen .
Boston. The German Cotillion being still the IA
vorite dance in our city at the present time. TN
reprint Of the parody may be of interest to man!
who are now enlisted in the Bright Brgadei
Round the room, round the room,
Round the room, onward
Like tee-totum
~ Revolved the one hundred.
Like tee-totum
Reyolyed the one hundred,
For all were In order,
And no one had.blundered,
~ "Onward the bright brigade"
"All arounde said;
So round and round the room
Spun the one hundred.
Round then the bright brigade,
No one the least dismayed-
None-for the ladies knew
b. They never blundered;
Not theirs to make reply,
Not theirs to seem too shy,
Theirs but fast round to fly,
so round and round the room
Whitfield the one hundred.
h Mirrors TO right of them,
Mirrors to left of them,
Mirrors in front of them,
Flowers unnumbered.
Lovely, in rich array,
With eye bright as day,
Partners as gay as they,
Into that fair melee
Rushed the one hundred
Rose all their arms so bare,
Flew all their skirts in air.
Sweeping those sitting there,
Whirling and spinning while
Lookerson wondered; -.
Trod on and pushed along,
Some looking quite forlOrn,
Some Of their drapery shorn,
Till they had reached their chairs,
Spun the one hundred.
Gaslights to right OF them,
Gaslights to left of them,
Gaslights above them,
BY glass pendants sundered
Laughing and blushing so,
AT seats all rushing so,
Heated and out of breath.
And from that hgure there,
Now all have reached a chair,
All that are really left
Of that one hundred.
When will the next begin?
O. that enchanting spin
How old folks wondered.
How can they labor so,
Is that true pleasure,
Lovely one hundred?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

PAPER CoFFrNs. To the various paper
productions of this paper age-paper col
lars, paper shirts, and even paper waist
coats, bonnets and hats-nustn be add
ed paper cofins. NJ. Szerelmey, their
inventor, seems to have belief in the
universal adaptabiity of paper to all the
needs of civilized life. He undertakes to
coat ships with it, and make them imper-
yions to shot; he employs IL in the manu-
iacture or construotion of rocket cases
powder canisters nilray carriages, drain
pipes and party walls. He claims that it
is at once lighter, stronger, harder and
cheaper than any other material hitherto
in use for these purposes, not excepting
iron and steel and stone. His object in
introducing it in the manufacture of cof.
fins is to obtain what so many people
rather absurdy consider desideratum-
perfectly air-tight, waterproof, and damp
defying she'll, which nothing from without
can penetrate, and nothing from within
can escape. The Zcpissa paper coffin, in
which these conditions are said to be full
filed, is a solid-looking structure, very
much resembling, in build and thickness,
the ancient mummy cases preserved in the
British Museum.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21
MANAGERS.
p. o. Box 3,3i7.

DELICIoUsLY MEDrcINAL.-This Ia the uni
yersal verdict pronounced upon PLANTATION
BITTERs by all who have tried thom. The
well-knogn hcalth-promoting ingredients
from which they are made. and their invalu-
able merits as a remedy for indigestion and
all it's consequent ailments, and the preyen-
tive qualities against diseases arising from
climatic changes, mlasmatic influences and
imperfect secretions, are 80 widely known
and 30 honorably endorsed, that we trust no
one will forogo the advantages Of their use.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

A good medicine In welcome friend In oyory house
hold for II not only relieves tho sick but brngs with
Il the assurance Of speedy cure such medicine is
FouaERAs Compound lodipised COP LIyKR OIL
Being Ave times an strong az the best God Liver Oils
Ing the disease, whs others only ayetomporary feef
Every ono ashsring should give 10 trial II 10 sold
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

LIN tho Circuit Court, in Rutland vt,, on
the 9th, Horace r. Plumley was sentenced
to be hung for myrder, Scibe Plumley was
sentenced TO State Prison for life, and Fred
erick Pluinloy 70 state Prson for twenty
years. for manslaughter,. The parties are
Inc iather ana two sons who killed John Gil
man, man, Jr, ut shrowsburg, w., Augast LIST,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21
Mere About GIlt and Real Estate Schemes
Figures Do Not LIe-FRCts for the
People.
Look upOn This Picture. And On This

In the Crosby Opera Constantly before the
House scheme there were public are the liberal
100000 tickets and S02 schemes Of the fairly and
prizes, two Of which we've honoraby conducted
valuable, while the others MISSOURI STATE LEGAL.
were of nominal value IzED LOTTERY, in which
only, being q prize tOthe prizes ARE ALL CASH,
nearly every 1000 tickets an article which cannot
In the Smith Mill and be put In ut a fictitious
Farm scheme there were value, nor covered with
$1,000 .ieiseto, vi'. roo in which there
prizes, viz; 100 bDlB Hour, Will never be found any
a mill and farm, TDeIwild lands nor sewing
ratio Of prizes being tomachincs as prizes
every $685. tickets Read the following con-
In the Pascha House .densed scheme and Judge
scheme there were 100 O00of the chances Of drawing
tickets. The prizes, toIa prize In CASH, as COM
every 200 tickets were putpared with the chances
in ut an immense oyerval. comprlsed in the before
uation, and some mOrtgag.lmcntiOned enterprises;
ed 10 their full value,reni In the GREAT SINGLE
dering them really vaue.lEUMDEn LOTTERY, which
less TO the UNlucky hold. draws on Thursday April
ers Of prize tickets. AsIl5th, there are 1,13O
an example Of the false prizes In 5000 tickets,
value placed upon prop.ltho highest being
erty incorporated in thisl$5 D, 900 and the sum
and similar schemes, weltotal being S33O,25O!
will take the Paschall 1 PRIZE TO EVERY 44l4
House itself II ives putlrIcKETs
in at $3.50 .OOOl and su6se. These Lotteries draw
quently IL was sold forlpOMuvely on the day
100000 specified and are never
In the recent drawing ofIpostponcd. Call at, or
the Gardner scheme there send 20 the Managers
were 70 750 tickets and 3olOico for schemes circu-
prizes, being prize toIlars or tickets, 20S and
every 2,4bSG tickets 2I0 Olive street, over
while in the st. LouiElUnion National Bank.
Hotel scheme at New
Orleans. there arc $780, 400 C. II. MURRAY & CO.,
tickets aud ~ prizes be-
ing ] prize to every MANAGERS.
lO,5S3& ticketsl
p O. Box 8gI7
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

Why such concerns az
those above nam ed
should create such o fu-
roro among tho people isI
n mystery.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

MANsLAUGTER ON THE HIGH SEAS. The
United States District Court is engaged in
trying the case of William Graham, a sea-
man, charged with manslaughter in killing
Thomas Benson, third mate Of the ship
John Bright, at Fayal, on the 9th of Feb
ruary last. The crew was employed in
hoisting in cargo ofcrockery and Graham
was engaged in checking off the crates as
they were lowered into the hold. Benson
was standing near by upon an elevated
platform experimenting the business
Graham missed the number of one crate,
owing to its being upside down, and desir-
ed to have il held o minute until he could
learn the number, The third mate, Ben
son, desired to know 'why in hip Gra-
ham didn't get in proper position to see
the numbers. Graham responded, and
then Benson proposed to ''bust his head, y
and jumped down and commenced pound
ing on that organ with his fists. During
the encounter Graham put knife into
Benson's body, the blade entering between
the seventh and eighth ribs and penetrat-
ing the heart causing death in about half
an hour, r,-BoSton Herald, I'd.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

MAGNOLIA WATER,--Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

.-whttier's poems arc very popular In
Europe, especially In Denmark and Sweden.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21
prosnects go,. Sueor.

The Baton Rouge (La) Aduocdte says:
STEADY and quietly Is the advance Of small
farmers into the cultivation of cane. In a
very few yearsthe country between the Am
ite and Mississippi rivers will produce an ag-
gregate ofthousauds Of hogsheads, all the
results of the enterprise and industry ofthe
farmers on small tracts of land, scattered
around at intervals at the present time are
places with twenty, thirty, and forty acres
Of cane planted. These will yield MI aver
age of from twenty to sixty hogsheads of Su-
gar s next fall and bring great profit to the
eultivators, The true policy of every farm
er, on high lands or low lands, is 10 get in
some portion of his land in Sugar Cane.
If not grown to be manufactured into Sugar
and Molasses the product always bears
high prices, and the cane is fine food for
stock. In another year there should not
be one open cultivable place in East Lou
isiana upon which o more or less quantity
of cane is notgrowing."
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THE CINCINNATI OBSERVATORY

on Observatory Hill is very conspicuous
object. The late Gen. o. s. Mitchell, as
distinguished .or his patriotism as for his
scientific attainments, selected the instru-
ments for 1t in France. And though it is
not as useful to the pubic as it might be un'
der better organization, still important OBJ
servations are being made, and the cause
Of science is indebted to it for frequent as
Economical discoveries.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-21

WAuPuE, Wis, October 81, 1867,
MEsBnB o. BENEDICT A Co, Omfo, Wiz
GENTS consider your Great Western Compound
one OF tho bO cough preparations ever sold, and have
sold moro Of for the past sir months than any sr Of
the othor preparations In my store,
Yours truly, X. W. WELLS Dmggiht.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-25
State Of Nevada. County of Ormsby
Notice Of Suits Commenced

rE10 THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
L AMI to all the owners Of or claimants to- the
Teal estate and impr .vemenrs thereon or improve
ments, when assessed sepuately, hereinafter
described. known or unknown.
lon are hereby nprIfi-d mat suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court IF Carson Town
ship, ormshy c. unity, Nevada. before Wait.
E,l-, Justice If the Peace in and for said Town
ship, Cnuuty and STATE, bv the state Of Nevada
plaintiff, against each Of the defend ants hor-in
after namei, and etch # the following described
tracts or parcels Of land with the improvements
thereon. and imura avemenfs, when separately
assessed, and all ownes uf, or claimants to, the
same, kHowu or unknown, To- recover the tax and
Delinquency. assessed to said defendants ngainst
said property for the fiscal ear, commencing
January l. l>6S, and ending December 81 ls6S
and that a summons ha- been duly issued in eash
case: and You hereby further notified THAI
unless y0u appear and answer the complaint fIe4
in said caa-e, or before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-25
l 16; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountains

l 16; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountain.
| valued at 375 90.
John Moran: s. and C. tax. Is 3s, deinq.
65; assessed upon horses valued at 200 90;
wagon valued at 100 90: 30 cords Of wood In
mountains valued at 100 90: Is crds Of wood in
Carson City valued at l25 o.. Total. 525 20.
n Winn: and c. tax. IL ~ d.liug I IL:
assessed upon household furniture 50 90; mer-
handiae, 800 90 Total, $50 90
George W. Balan: 5. and G. tax, 6s, delinl
l6-1Oo; assessed upon T.. y Of b No 4, T. and
G.'s div Carson City, valued at 80 CO.
Mrs Susan Gov les: :. and C. tar, 35,
delinq 3d. 100: assessed upon lott, b. 43, Mus
ser's div. and Improvements thereon, valued at
leo 90.
Frank Dun: s and C tax. 6s, delinq. 16-10o;
assessed upon the n. "a feet of the W, = Of -.
No. 25 Phillips div, Carson City, valued at 50 co.
Joseph II. Thomas :. aud G. tax, %.
delmq., So 100 assessed upon lots Nos. 2 3, 6.
and s. in No !, in Curry's div, Carson City,
valued at 100 O. also lots Nos. and 6 in B. No.
Il. same div, valued At 50 CO. Total, $50 30.
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for delin-
quency, payable in legal tender paper curren-
cy. and all costs 10 the officers and Printer,
payable in gold coin of the United States.
THOS. WELLS.
District Attorney, 0rmsby County.
Carson City. March 93d, 1869 mh2ltd
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On wsJ- .sday. the 5th day OF May,
A. II. p.Is6o,
DISSOLUTION OF CoPhRTNERsHIP

Ey y. BrTLER nepnty >hetif.
Carson Citv, April 10th. lt6p. arll.td
, 1869-11-13
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Paris, Nov. 3.-There will be am
other Council Of Ministers toNdey.
The Constitutional says the Eng
lish government is much occupied
with the questions of Dalmatian in>
surrectiOn. 1t also says Bismark
has lost a great portion of his inAu>
ence in German politics.
London, Nov. 3.-Rev. Mr.. Tenn
pie, recently appointed Bishop Of
Exeter, in reply TO an address, ex>
pressed the desire that, as bishop, be
might know nothing of parties in the
church, but cooperate with all.
Madrid, Nov. 3.-Gen, Priu to>
day presented to the Cortes the
members of the reconstructed Min>
istry, aud expected that the question
of royal candidature was the cause
OF the ministerial crisis. he added
that the attitude Of the Unionists
hindered the solution Of the ques>
tion, ADd declared the government
would remain faithful to the princi>
Piles Of the revolution.
1t is reported that Admiral To>
pete insists On Tesigning his portfo>
lio, but Gen. Prim declares he will
leave the Cabiuet if the Admiral re>
signs. The opposition to :hs Duke
Of Genoa is still very determined.
There is little chance Of bis election.
, 1869-11-13

sg invalid physician while visiting the
Island st. crx for their health experienced and witnessed many surprising and
beneficial effects Of the Bum there produced valds who ke
seeking health and inquiry and investigation obtained full history
Its medicinal virtues Hs delighted and surprised and after his recovery,
which occurred determined possible to the sole right manufacture
L IN the United States.
The result his ahs glorious for himself and suffering humanity
PLANTATION BTERs thus made world PLAN
TATIN sTTER being article Of real merit founded upon principles aad
relying wholly vegetable world for It's medicinal effects worked rapid
history medicine and became household word all the civilized
cabass TlssoX tanan health and the demand for
the PLANTATION 5TER far exceeded the abilities Of the popTs supply
Notwithstanding large importation Of st. cz Rum expressly for the
pounding these se the quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
that extensive scale abroad should made and
dispatched that purpose securing
leasing several plantations the largest and most productive estates the
island Houses stills and erected as By magic which utterly aston
hsd the natives The services experienced and natives the island
cured and very the ops the PLANTATION BTERS position
supply their laboratory with all the perfectly st. cz Rum needed manu
turing GREAT DYSPEPTc TONIC AND TaoRAToa represents
the natives crushing the and otherwise preparing for the stills and
As anae Fever and Agu Intermittent and Mus Dyspepsia and
diseases unsurpassed
history the world Over FIVE million disposed annually They
adapted old and naeand female They agreeable taste and always
produce an immediate beneficial result