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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01
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Now is the time to subscribe
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er requires a paper that gives
the county news and news of
the country, and the Enquirer
supplies those requirements, to
citizens of Vinton County, as
no other paper can.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01

ZAL2SKl' FREIGHT leaves Macarthur going
West at G 00 .. nj. and going East Mt lo,A a. M
Trains on the PORTSNlD0 I'll BRANCH leaves
HauieuatG.5O q. m. and IL. 90 p. M arriving at
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10 p. m, arriving at Ham den at l03O p M and
Gas n. IN,
Trains connect NJ Loveland Iora points on the
Iittlo Miami Railroad, Nmd at tho lndiHnapoHS
snd Cincinnati Railroad junct OH for nlI points
West, W. W. PEABODY,
Master rranS SpoWatiOn.
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quire them to make up the
clubs for any single office.
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November 1869.

Corn YG9ltcG.-A few bushels
Of Corn would be received at this
Office on subscription.
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Married,

VANDERFORD-SANG ER-At Zaleski, on
the 2ith of November, 1863, by Rev. j. II.
Hopkins, Mr.. JouN d. V.tNDERFO ORD and Miss
MARY A. SANGER.
VANDERFORD-SAEG ER--At the place,
aud time and by the same, Mr.. ENoS NJ.
VANDERFoED and Miss CLARlsA A. SANGER.
We wish he happy couples bright future;
and may their days be long!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01

Many Children made happy
by buying them Toy Books and
Fancy Goods for Holiday
Presents at j S. Strong Drug
and Book Store.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01
THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD ORoIDE GOLD WATCH,
$l2, SIS, $40, $25.

WITHIN the past ak months we have brought
"Orode Goldn to perfection, For appearance,
style Of finish and accuracy Of time keeping the
"GieT0rd Watc hes are universally accepted 70
be the best. Tney retain their brilliancy and
coorull worn out.
They are all in Hunting Cases, Gentlemcn's
and Ladies' sizes. Every Watch guaranteed Tor
time and wear, by special certificate.
uA. A large assortment ''Improved Oroide
Chains, S2 to Ss Also Gentlemon's and Ladies'
Jewelry In great variety,
no Bow are of limitations, order direct rom
ny our authorized agents Agents and others
npplying for crculsrs, will please enclose two
three cent stamps for postage.
M, An goods sent to be paid for on detiDery,
Persons permitted to erdnltne sohdttey 6wy (before
payin0 6itJs) on payment Of Express charges
both ways.
NO When SIX watches are ordered at once,
we send an extra watch (of same kind free9
Address plainly,
JAMES GERARD& co,
20 Nassau Street New York
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01

4 fine lot of Beautifully Col
orcd Photographs just received
and for sale very cheap, at the
New Picture Gallery.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01

The Gem Burner is the best
in the world. For sale at
Strong's Drug and Book Store,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01

The ADVANCE. - Rev. Henry
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gard it as standing fairly on the
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that "it is the ablest, best and most
outspokcn paper published" 1t is
an unsectarian, wide.awakc, ag-
grcssivo, and reliable Family Journ-
al, having for special contributors
such writers as Rev. Henry Ward
Bcocher, Senator Wilson, Of Massa-
chusctts, Grace Greenwood" Alice
Cary, etc, Terms of The Aduance
are $3.50 pear year; but we will
send it and this paper to any per-
son one year for $500.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01

We have received the November
number of Hitchcock's New Month";
~ Magazine, published by B. W,
Hitchcock, No, "a, Beekman street,
Ncw York. 1t contains choice Mu-
sic, Art Notes, and Select Reading
for the Family Circle, and it is only
$3 a year, at which low price all
can afford to pay for it, A copy
can be seen at this office,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-12-01

Dinckney d. Shriners Estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrators Of the Es-
tate Of Picnkney d. Shrlner, late OF Vinton
''''''' O'''' ' ,''''''' LAURA 4, sHRINER.
December L ISen.3w
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MARIETTA & OIN0INNATI 4, R, TIME TABLl

]. W. BOWEN, Editor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22

A writer in the Rural says, i am
Of the opinion that suggestions upon
any subject, that will lead to expert
ment, may be as useful as statements
Of facts, and results of experiments
and observations,-the results. how
ever, to be given at the close of the
investigation or experiment.
Previous to blowing any field th. {
has clay subsoil, ] use the pillow
and land scraper in making broad
and shallow bitches, from six TO
eight feet vide, and from . foot 10
eighteen inches deep, for the purpose
Of readily carrying off the water of
the heavy rains during the season.
/ think this will pay well for the la
Dor, even in fields that have been
under drained, as the water will run
off from the surface readily, in early
spring or before the frost is out Of
the ground, and be of great service
when the land is in wheat or grass. l
think l realized one hundred dol
lars from twelve acres Of corn last
year, by taose bitches. Tie yield
was one hundred and thirty five
bushels per acre.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
AGENTS WANTED ron TIE
SlGHTS& SECRETS

A WORK DEscsIPTfvE OF UAsBIxeTVG clTy; IT'S
~ high and its low life; magnificent public etif
Zee: hidden mysteriss vfllafnins and corruptions:
the inside workings of the Goverpment. aud show
ing how money Is squandered;- bow public servants
perform fheir trusts; how rings sfe' managed; lev
officials are blacl-mailed; how counterisiting IL
carried on; and all ubout e male lobby members lady
clerks, &C. IL is beautifully sllustratsd aud 10 thu
spicesf. most thrilling entertaining Instructive enc
startling book Of thr do - Send for rircrlsrs.
with terms. &c. Address JONES, JUNKIN 90,
1eT South Clark Street, Clark Street cLi,sge, H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22

On the morning Of April 18th, in
Bipghamton, New YORK. Warren
Blanchard was found dead in his
house. The usual inmates Of the
house, consisting of his wife and 2
girls, fed, and the affair is involved
in rnystery. All the doors and win
dows OF the house were fastened in
side, except one from which the NO.
man and girls escaped. Blancnard's
head was found in a brass kettle,
and bore marks Of o pistol ball.
Nothing is known Of the matter, ex-
cept that the neighbors heard q dis
turbance at 8 o'clock in the morning
and tho report o. pistol, when a
man ran out Of the house, and the
noisa ceased
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
south Bend & PlyOuth
HKA- O<~s
MAXEY'S
Improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED IHEzsT DM or JANUARY, 1858.
lETTEnc m "a ccQ

LETTERS No I3,60.
This Is superior to all other Spring Bed Bottoms
yet produced, and . sw Of the advantages are ~
1. The pressure on the Springs Is even, and there
is sagging or bagging down Of any part, while he
FULL elasticity remains.
q There is giving way Of any part, because Il Is
stayed At sides as well as ends.
,. Its sdjusiableto any sized bed, with or with
out additional stats.
4. Any mechanic can make one, or any common
farmer who tools for farm purposes, can
readily make or adjust one.
S. They are cheaper than any Spring Bottom
known, and materials TO make hem be procured
In any country town.
G. They arelIghter than any other Spring Bottom,
and can readily be made so As to sustain q light
weight, heavy weight, without being too stia or
timber.
Z. They ara moro durable than any otbse Bed
Bottom known.
Call and examine them-sry them, and ysu will
The Patentce. Nathan Marcy, Of Plymouth,
Indiana, has his head quarters ". b. Dieksoss
Hardware store. Sd door, on rie.t hand side up
persons that may wish to purchase, and where may
be seen a sample Bed Bottom.
We have had occasion to examine and try the
shove Bed Bottom, and fully endorse all that 10
CHARLES PALMER, Cabinet
Maker and rurnitrre Dealer,
THOs. MCDONALD. Ex Auditor,
JOHN w. H0UGHTON, Recorder,
DAVID III w. Sheriff NJ. Co.,
G. II. REEVE, Atty,
II. q. THAYER, Com. Merchant,
s.& NJ. DECKER. Merchspts,
J. BROwNLEE. Merchant,
J. W. BENNETT, N. d.
I'D. GRAY. NJ. d.
II. r. BACKUS, n. ID.
A. C. CAPR0S, Atty,
il. YlNALL, n. d,
IA. D0RT0N.
II. b. DICKSON, Merchant,
X. p. LESLIE, u. d.
I. MATrINGLr, Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
AgritalfaraI.
Potatoes.

Mr.. George Clark, says the 'Ru-
rail- recently sent us an account of
an experiment by him IN potato cul-
tiirs. Mr.. Clark wrote that he had
had planted with peach blow pota
toes, about half an acre of dry, yell
10 Y, sandy soil. The potatoes were
cut and dropped "a trenches which
were four feet apart and six inches
deep. These trenches were then
filled with rye straw and cornstalks
so that, when stepped on. the straw
AMI stalks were about six inches
deep. The potatoes were then cul-
tivated and hoed as is usually done
with this crop, and the result was 9
good yield Of medium sized and
good eating potatoes, very few be-
ing rotten or hollow. Potatoes plan
ted at the same time, and on similar
land, but without mulching, gave q
poer yield Of small potatoes. Mr..
Clark estimates his gain from null
ching this half acre at one hundred
dollars.
The North British Agriculturalist
says: To improve the sic Of pota-
toes, whether planted with small OF
large, whole, or even cut potatoes,
when the plants are only a few inch
es high, let the shoots be reduced to
enc or two, or at most three of the
strongest The potatoes will conse-
quently be fewer and very much lar
ger, also in measure nearly all fit fol
market and the tcble.
Every grower will do well to try
a few rows by way Of experiment. il
be disbelieves the truth of this state.
ment-'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22

Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Has stood the test Of seven years
bAfore tte public and no prepar-
esion for tho hair has yet been do
covered ahat seiU produce tI.e same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
DesC scientific GIis1oUery, coHlbsS-
Bag many az the most f,o sCerTut and
resforafjre agents IN the vEOkr.
ABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores GREY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH,
Full ColoR. II makes the scalp
schite and clean; cures dossstrstR
0ad hssns0rs, aud falling out OF
the hair; aud sCiH Nsdlee-t grow
upoH bald heads, except IL tcrD
aged persons, as u furnishes fhe
putsjijvs principle By which the
hair e nourished and supported.
It makes tho hair moist, soft, and
gis>;sN. and 81 usssWrpdssett as q
HAfR DRESSING. 1t u tie
cheapest preparations ecer offered
70 fhe public, as ono bottle scilt ae-
cOnpgash moro and last longer
th0s three bottles Of any o<her
preparations.
II Is recommended and used br
tAe First Medical Authority.
1Ae Wonderful results produced
1Y Ossr Sjcili0n Hair ReaesCer h0ce
preparations for the Hair, wn<ter
various sIanscs ard, IN order to
Sssducs Hsc trade and the public 20
purchase their compounds, they
hare resortcd to fdlsehOOst, by
eiainsin1 they soere former part.
uers. or had some connections vita
our Mr.. Hall, and their prepare
ton sras similar to ours. Do net
be decoived by them. Purchase the
original: It has never yet been
eQualled. Our Treatise on tie
Eair, with certificates, sesst f-ce
kN mail. See that each bottle has
our private Revenue Stamp over
the top of the bottle. LII Others
ore limitations.
R.. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, Nh,
eli a.. III Dx,u,r;ss and D>t,lers IN Madscsns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
Ths @epHblisaa.
That Cheek.

81 will not ask to press the cheek
Without guarantee
That nature spread the pale and red
Which there / always see;
Those lustrous lips viii not touch
Unless you promptly say
That their bright hue Is fast and true,
Ind viii not wash away.
Those brilliant eyes may owe their charm
To belladonas use;
Complexion tints, I've heard dark hints.
Are changed By walnut juice.
And If asked the dearest girl,
For whom alone live,
For one long tess to kiss and bless,
II maynt be hers TO give.
TR renciled brew, The raven lash.
Are open to doubt,
And some nis,rust, but thG're unjust
The shape rave about,
So in this dubious state OF things,
And rs the weasher's warm,
Twill not ask to press that check,
Nor ask to clasp that FORM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
LOTTO
ChriSty'S Hair Lotto.

IL ust the thing. 1.-THE head 10 covered with dan
drun something is wrong With the roots Of the hair.
n The hair Is turning gray, Il needs doctoring.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
Great Bargains I'm
REAL ESTATE.
Cheapest Lands in Northern Indi-
ana.

AmsnE some Thirty Eve ThnussBd scrss 81 Choice
Lands which have spos eur books kr ss,s,
We specify the following tracts:
320 Acres three miles south Of Grovsrtpvn On tbs
P.pt WAC. X, n. Nearly 200 acres dry, level
and we'll tlmbereI--esk openings. baisnce essd
hay marsh, brook Of running Nsier, end TIVE
nne Springs. Price, 3e.25 per acre. in ray ns
100 Acres miles from Groysrtown. $50 ssres tin
Der, dry and good. balance prairie. sehssI
House on one csrner VI the lshd. Price %, Is per
100 Acres four Nd half miles from 5reverssvn
lao sores good dry timbcrc1 hsrrsns. bslsses vsf
and dry prairie, 10 good naghbOrhood' Price !.
$500 per acre.
SO Acres adjoining Marshall county line. % sand
half miles southwest from Donneison Station
% acres good dry timbered land, running water,
and small mineral spring. Price $40 per aeys.
375 Acres-improved, log honsc and barn, 10
we'll tinbered-oak spcoiuEs, balance vel and
DRY prairie, good small orchard and spring. a.
Joins q small lake. beautiful location sst
pleasant neighLorhood. would make . gsSd
grain and stock farm Prize SECS per s<rs, In
payments. and great bargain
310 Acres at Meth Bend, on Tippecsncs river
small improvements. good improved fA,zS ca
two sides of the land Price $500 Per acre, ssd
one Of the best bargains In the country.
So Acre farm, 4l-2 miles from Railroad, 30 scrs
improved, good small orchard snd nne syrisg.
Price, ell 60 per acrr, If sold soon.
100 Acres Of prairie and tlnbered land. embracing
one OF the test stock locations IN Ssrib~rn In-
diana: pa-tur.se. hay snd upland. ss,o gO.c va
ter. Price - per s.re.
lIB Acre farm adjoining Cellar Lahs-s enc bsdx
Of pure water, 7 miles In kgEth, fArh etIl liH-
and one Of tho finest locations "a the eosnty,
and includes the best mineral spring 10 the State
The water OF ihi. spriusrosess all he &eoi,i hsi
Of the Blue Licks ,f Kentucky without the IN
pleasant taste. and would, II PROPERLY Improved,
mako grand sunipTer resort. and retreat r.
inyaliis. VIII lie sold UPON reasonable tsrpS
Hssldes these lands We have fine seleeseozs In ell
psrts Of the county, and seliidg thu price
that will suit any whs x1shss TO bay.
Address or call upon W. BOYLE.
Co. Surveyor 81 q Seal Il as Ageat.
saae kpox. s'srk CsrtT. Indiana
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22

Grease them 1.-THE hens, not the
lice with salt grease, on the breast
and updar the wings.
The first symptom Of tire attack
on little chicks is blindness. Grease
their heads, breasts, and under their
wings, and wet their eyes open with
water. One or two application has
always affected o cure WITH me.
Mrs. H. II.
Rural.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22

ESor Ladies Only.-For an article having
Fulton st., New York,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22

Cows. after calving, says A. II. in
ne Rural, should be thus treated:
Take brace and small bit, bore the
pith out Of an ear of corn, lido not
bore quite through) put in about q
tablespoonful of gunpowder. close
ap with paper wal, give it to her
COW, and nine cases out Of ten sch
will clean before twelve hours. !
have had trouble with cows after
their coming in but never knew this
remedy to fail. Never let q COW
have cold water for two or three days
after she nas calved. Lukewarm is
best.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22

A sweet potato from Cuba is said
to weigh 40 pounds, and TO be "a
inches long.
1t is said half million bushels of
potatoes are manufactured into
starch annually in New Hampshire
A correspondent Of the Country
Gentleman says every time colt. a
calf, or ether young animal, feels
hungry. cold or tired, mark to q
certain extent will be left on the fig
urc-
As cure for q sheep killing dog
it is recommended to take the skin
Of the sheep he has killed. fasten it
around the dog, and make him wear
it few days. An easier way-kill
The dog.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
LOTTO.

LOTTO, LOTTO, LOTTO.
Lotto, Lotto.
TNHE classic poets have sung TO us OF spring
II whose ETHEREAL waters impart perpetual youth
andtcaniy to all who will drink Of them. IL 10
conceded by all that the magical effects ofths
LOTTO
Far surpassing those produced ~ the waters
that famous spring.
Lawyers, doctors, statesmen, whose heads were
reiitary. Let ms word to the hereditary bald
ness without entering into extended argument.
The brain Is the machine which runs the human
tenn, and where will power, las the phrenoogist call
it) or rmnes, together with large amount Of brain
are both largely developed, this character does
let the world move him, he moves the world. II
merchant his feet planted the five contine Mt
Of the glote; IL his business Is to map down the orb
Of upper worlds, he finds and undiscovered
worlds for investigation; the poet, drags all
the horrors Of sublmities Of the imagination in
thyme lefore your vision Such men may never
have a days sickness from she cradle to the tomb.
still there is alwayss slumbering FIRE. kept alive 10y
action Of the brain. and unless the person uses my
LOTTO
To keep the hair healthy. he Is certain to become
bald. Ifyou wish to bald heads look at the
cessful lawyers doctors, statesman, merchant bank
er. X. He has given every moment Of his time and
thoughts his profession, and not once thought--t
hair. On the other hand. ifthe mans development
DIES not prompt him 10 be first In the worlds dra-
but rather remain at the tail end Of everything
other prostratng sickness brings the hair out
The two characters described be found in almost
every fsmily-the children Of one father. Is bald
then hereditary, Chemists have prepared arti-
cles for the hair until there no sale for IL and
ihes like chameleon enange Its color and name and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
Household Recipes.

WHITE CAKE.-Three cups of sift-
ed -four, half as much sugar, one of
sweet milk, two tablespoonful OF
butter, two teaspeonfuls cream tar
tar, one teaspeonful essence lemon,
one teaspoonful soda. Beat the but
ter and sugar to a cream, then add
the milk lin which the soda should
Re dissolved), the egg we'll beaten,
with she essence. Mix with these,
two cups Of -four; then, lastly, add
the last cup of -four in which the
cream tartar has been stirred. Bake
in pans o. basins, in quick oven. 1t
will make q nice cake.
CocoANUT PUDDING.-Break the
cocoanut and save the milk, peel of
the brown skin, and CRATE the COCOA
nu. very fine. Take equal weight Of
C ocoanut, fine white sugar. and but
ter; rub the butter and sugar to q
cream. and add five eggs well beaten.
one cup Of cream, the milk of the
cocoanut, and little grated lemon.
Line a dish with rich paste; put in
the pudding and bake it one hour. If
necessary, cover the rim with pa
per.
SUBsTITUTE--Sn Snow Is said to Be q
most excellent substitute for eggs in
buildings and pancakes. Two large
spoonfuls will supply the place Of
one egg, and the article equally good.
Itshouid be fresh snow, or under
layers if old. The exposed surface
loses its ammonia by evaporation
very soon after it has fallen, and it
is the ammonia contained so largely
in snow which imparts to it the ris-
ing power.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
ROSADALIS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere
Read the following from

Read the following from
Mr. y. olin Dsnneily. Of this.ety, formerly Pro-
fessor Of Physiology and Psihol,gica Anatomy in
the Middle Georgia Medical Go lege, Chief surgeon
State OF South Carolina during he war, Vice Presi
dent Georgia Medical Association.
DR.. Lawrence i have carefully examined your
formula for the R0SADALIS, and recommended IL
to several Of my patients. The combination 10 hap
py one, and must prove potent remedy In all dis
requiring tho virtues great Alternative med
icne. / wish you success.
r.OLIN DANSELLY.
Baltimore; April %, lscs.
Baltimore, Nd. March 4, 1865.
believe DIR. Lswrence's R0SADALIS ~ be the
best Alternative in usc, and therefore cheerfully
commend il as such. TH0S. J. B1YkIS, ". ID
Baltimore, Feb. 10, 1858.
DR.. J. J. Lawrence, Dear Sir: take pleasure in
recommending ysur R0SADALIS rs . very power
full Alternative. Yours truly.
We know Or. Lawrence's R0SADAEIS 10 be o
sfac and reliable Alternative &C. and take pleasure In
recommending il to she profession and the publir.
A. ID. Moore, ", ID. Z. Barnes. III. d.
L. A. Smith, NJ ID, r. W. King, N. d.
J. ii. winsirad, VI. d. 4. Woodward. NJ. d.
II. G. Barham, NJ. n. w. T Brewer, N. ID.
W. G. Duggau, MD. W. J. Bullock, NJ. d.
Wilson. n. c.. January IL sss.
No For testimonials Of re- nark bis cures see "Rs
sadalis Almanac" for this year.
Prerarec 1T the Labratoyy Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-22
PROF.H CRISTX'S

OBJ ect was 10 create something which should last
for ever. The frs attained Was In ascer-
tanning the cause Of gray hair anc badness. The
second, the discovery OF vegetable compound,
whose nutrient virtues would allay the fever sfths
evstasks ed BRAIN aud thousa nds testify that the