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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
One Thousand Building Lots !
CITY OF vIRGINI.A,
Oabsll County, West Virginia,

The beautiful city Of Virginia is situated Il
Cabell county, West Virginia, near the Guyando
River, and convenient to the Central Virginia h
and the Ohio River The land is tine and th'
climate delightful. The surrounding country Il
thickly settled. Wood and coal in abundance =
The river Is navigable, and steamers pass th,
city and transit can be had in that way.
The central situation Of the town kill make 4
beyond doubt, place Of note, while the deIight
mI climate and easy mode OF access will greatly
enhance the value OF the property.
All those VINO fret apply to rs, sball receive
lot in this city
FREE,
and full warranty deed, signed, sealed and &C
knowledged, will be sent by return OF mail.
The charge allowed by law 10 the commissioner
for acknowledging the deed is one dollar, and the
United States revenue stamp will be so cents
These requirer snts must be met, and therefore
we give the lo's away to the 6rst 100 who apply
You will ask whyye give these lots awayf
We answer, that the influence OF the thousand
lot holders will be exerted in fhvor OF the plare
and many will settle there, and every house bull
in the city will cause an advance in the value o
the remaining lots, and " we retain a sufficient
number Of lots, we look fSr our interest in the
town beng very valuable in few years.
The site now covered by ChlcaRo, Cleveland
Toledo, cincinAati, and many Of the large cities
was sold few years ago for few dollars, and nov
the lots bring fabulous prices. With the influence
and natural advantages possessed by this town,
it may In time rank with the large cities in wealth
and position.
We expect that all receiving lot WI" use their
influence in favor OF the town, even IL they do moi
settle there themselves.
No taxes due tor wear and then but a few ce nts
and we Will attend TO that for all who may wish IT.
Abstract Of title, Deeds, and other papers are
on file in our Office.
SEND FOR MAP OF THE TOWN.
Be sure and write your name and address plain,
ly, and enclose one dollar and fifty cents to pay
the United States revenue RtAmD and the com.
missioner for acknowledging the deed, and the
retnrn mail will bring you your deed made out
according TO law
No one will be allowed more than one lot FREE.
Those wishing Two lots or more together can have
them by paying SIS per lot for the additional lot,
Address, T. T. STUDDlFoRD,
Box 5702 New York.
Office, 26 Pine st eet feb3,m3
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10
WANTEDI WANTEDI

A GENTS Of either sex, in every town and vii.
"A lage, for the largest ONE DOLLAR SALE In
the country. The smallest articles sold can be
exchanged for Silver Plated five bottled Reyoiv.
Ing Castor, or your choice Of 200 articles upon
exchange list. Com uissions 10 Agents larger
than ever. Send for circular.
8. O. THOMPSON o CO.,
fe2awA 1886 Federal street, Boston, Maaa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

Wa w'llprint in the "Want Column . In
this paper an advertisement large enough
to say oil that Is necessary for 25 cents.
See the terms in the "want Column. -
Situations wanted, or anything that ia
wanted or for sale, inserted for rs cents.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

ovR best physicians sanction and recon.
mend The use Of Halls Vegetable sicilian
Hair RsnsWsr Let all who are gray ap-
ply II.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

800 TO 5000 ss GSs %ssa:: stsy 5y iss sft as G
Patent Non.corroslye White Wire Clothes lines
State age and past occupation, and address the
American Wire Co., f6 William street, N. Y, or 10
Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. fe2iwl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

ATTORNEY AT LA w,
(Posecuting AttOrney Of VntOn OOunty,)
MACARTHUR, Ohio. - Will attend promptly to all
Nk legal business entrusted to his care IN Vim
ton an i ad djoIning counties. 0fice-Court House.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

A GENTS wANTED.-For the only steel en-
IA craving Of Gen. Grant and his family publish.
ed with their approval. Engraved BY 'Sartain
Size ID by 70, 800 loo pc, cent. 10 agents. Ad.
dress GoODsPEED q CO., Chicago, or No. 81
Park Row, N. Y. ie24Nt
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Saturday, the 2Oth day of March

0kO0A year can be made BY live agents
QOUUU selling my new and valuable fnVen'
non. Address J. AHEARN, Go Second st., Balti.
more, Md. fe2ly4
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d. b. ShixAl.

-ATTORNEYSA AT Law
NFcARTHUR, o, will prnctice in VintOD and
Vu adjoining counties. ofice on Logan Street
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Lindslev House,

7ALEsKI, OHIO. D. DUNCAN, Proprietor,
IL This House, having been very much i'm.
proved and repaired, 10 lar superior IN size and
comfort TO any Hotel In this part OF the State
the proprietor being prepared TO accommodate
one and all with good sleeping apartments and
furnish the table with the best the market affords,
It's location Ia convenient to business and r. the
Railroad Depot which makes II desirable stop.
ping place for all visiting Zaleski.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

For Ayers Medicines, go to
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John Mayo,

ATTORNEY AT Law
NC ARTHUR, o., will attend promptly to all le.
INl gal business entrusted to his care in Vinton
and jackson counties. ofHce-lA Doddridge's
New Building, up stairs.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10
G.. w. Saylor,

DEALER IN WATCHES 81
~ JRWBIRY, Main street,
Macarthur, Ohio.
shop and Store one Door West of Post ONCE.
He is prepared to clean or repair Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Give him Call. [S2-Sm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

JON ES HOUSE
DORTSMOUTH, OHIO. q. w. JONES, Pro-
l. prietor. This Hotel is in the most con-
venfent part OF the city--On Front Street, be-
tween Market and Jefferson.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10
Richard Craig.

|LICENs AUCTT0N EER.
IEcARTHUR, o. Having been licensed to dis
promptly attend I'll auctions in Vinton county
when solicited. ohce--shivel's Law Office, In the
Court House.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10
.I1IgfaUR AABBLB VOsKs

All Work neatly and promptly executed.
All nv pr ces are npch lower than those o
other shops. Persons about purchasing are in.
vited TO careful inspection OF my stock and
Shop-In Malone's Building, on Main Street,
Fab 81, 1868 IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09

habits, and manners-ln short, by q
thorough Development, to prepare his
scholars for an active, useful. honorable
and prosperous life.
Let then, there be full attendance of
members Of Committees, at both of
these Institutes.
And let no teacher fail to sttend-no
true teacher. without substantial reason.
will be absent. The intelligent,
thorough training Of the Young in the
school room. IL no easy task.
Those mos, literally gifted by nature,
are not sufficient of themselvcs-Thcy
need faithful study and the suggestive
counsels of others. And then, with all
the wisdom OF the pas; and of the present,
added to their own. they will scsrcel y
be equal to the great work before them.
If such are hardly fitted for teaching
and training the young. where will those
be fodnd. who make no preparation
whatever for their duties.
A weeks instruction and effort will
not make perfect teachers-but it ma,
put many upon the right coursc-It NAV
give them new views. principles. ideas
which they may subsequently build up
on. aud enlarge, 81 that in fact new
and more useful era in their cducaiiona
life will have commenced
Let u then have full attendance o
teachers. A..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09
Odds; but not ends

The Bncksport aud Brewer rail road
i progressing bravcly.-We have had
but one serious difficulty 10 -urmount-
the summit in tho rear of our village:
but even at this point. tho engineer
upon actual survey-find no real diff
cultv-only deep cut with good
chance.
The survey Misunderstanding the
winter port, scribblcr--scribbling only
for effect upon c-cdulous Bangorians 10
inducc them to build a road - utterly
nncalled tor that it cannot he built upon
it, merits. Their exaggcraiion~ arr 100
cN,rayagant 10 merit contradiction ,x-
ccpt Ter the information of o,hcr. a.
ignnrani-bu' lc-, wilful-Iban hem
selves. They start with The assumption
that theirs j. The harbor (whcrc there i.
no harbor at ALL and that Buck-port i.
nn whcre; whereas | assure YOU that II
stands right here on the river banks a
beautiful village, il ha. ALWAYS been.
aud with a harbor that j. harbor- To-
( quiring no exaggerated estimate. and
neither Bangor or WinierIsori can get to
\ -ca and not be compelled to see il
BY The survey we shall find our-clyc~-
+ over one Of the easiest and lca-i cxIen-
i've road- ia the couniry-iust about
sixteen Diios from Bangor bridge.
General >herinan-(not MAJ Gen. "a.
the papers have II, bui much grra,cr
per-onage--a Gca.) and daughter stop
ped here few day- .incc-loag enough
tn look at Fort Knox lie j. a very IN.
I prciendou- mau-b'g enough not to re-
quirc prc.cn-c or 10 pat on air. He /.
phy -icaliy Gbouf the size and weight OF
your correspondent.
The Hancock County Musical Con.
ycn,ion j. - commence here to-inni row
Tuesday. un,fer ,hc management of a
popular Dinec.or.
We arc proirc.in. the Manufacture
hcre of steel by >Actman'- new procc--
vs." shall also probably work some OF
ihc -,ccl into edg, tDoi,.
Query: Can YOU tell me why II /.
that i = poor man without position OF
/ a>piration---mugglc> demiiohn oil
whisky he j. promptly jagged. while a
/ rich man Ia high position (orh has been. J
and .iill higher a,pirations-m.v snug
gle anchor> aud chain-, and nobody but
himself and The detectives know VIA,
/ ci-'-and not even get INTO the papers
The people ask ~hy and / can't tell
I them. you: The moral code-a-
read it-rcquircs temperance in all
! ihilg---nor l. that all. |, requires
honesty and equality
sept. 9Th. L. II. ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09
The Universalists Denomination.

An esteemed friead thinks we are dis
posed TO blame this denomination too
much, or rather hat we are disposed TO
think IL went farther than it did in i,s
annual State Convention in meddiipp
with the politics of the Safe. The resp
lutiens passed were in substance The
same a. the Convention had been ac-
cus,omed to pass. Some members OF
the Convention desired TO censure the
Governor. but n large majority, includ-
ing General Hersey. opposed slca ac-
ton; and a majo.i,y wee in favor of the
denomination of Governor Chambeila;
We are glad also to announce on so
good authority that yc"y large ma
jori.y OF the tpivcrsalists Of he safe
discounlensncc he Hichoora move
men,. and that while he denomination
stands firmly against capital punishment
/. = nos disposed 20 maze !, poli zeal
I question. and do not think il fair or vie
/ 10 expect every Governor to agree with
it. We are glad % learn that Mr. Hich-
Z bora does not. nor does Bro. ouimby.
! carry the denomination ia body with
them in their crusade, against the Re
/ uublifau or,r1nixatso,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09
Obituary.

IGS.rius j. L4NGp,~ died ~ Kenkuk
this stale, Ny ?tb. 1ssS. He was born IN
Eisw rih. Maine. on the 9Th Of February.
1880. aud wss In the fortieth year Of hi. age 1t
the tune Of hts death. He came Ia Mt r4cas-
ant In the wear 1855, which place he made hs
home, with short Intervals OF absence. and
some six month. OF residence in -. Louis pre-
sious TO bis death. A large number Of our
citizens knew him well. anil many warm
friends ieit thrill OF sorrow come over them
when they learned of hls ia d. and dropped
tear to hi> memory. lie was a man of great
energy 81 character and possessed OF 4 sraHg
moral nature. Year, ago he was taken with
the disease which nualiv-bruught him Ia ths,
graye.-Dur'ug that time he suffered almost
untasrahe and continual pains, but through.
uut Z all he wa- never heard 40 complain or
nurmur Al the Providence which seemed ~
have chosen him 20 sutfrr. For twp years be-
fore his death. he walked about bat very lhtle.
being nearly alt the time compelled 70 -iay in
door and most at the time ~ bet IL "a
qutred constant care and attention. snc 81.
ways repaid any favor received ~ him with a
Kind word and smile. Even in III. worst .ui-
fering>, when u seemed a. though he y uiI
not stand the pain. his ch~ernllne~. wts no
ticeahlc. and his fOrtisu,ie seemed 10 have no
houuls- He was patent under Suffering that
"nuii not have h"en bptn ny many other men
and bprr up under them until d-Ath came t.
NJ relief. He joined the communion of th@
Episcopal chm ~ on the oh OF January l~i-
and Wa conf mel by Bishop l..r Frbfu .rN
9l>t. same wear. H. confirmation ,osk plae,
81 hi hnns VA NJ firA~,aa, ~ IA ,har ,iin- ht
ws~ nat shir 20 10 To he church. F,c Some
months bFfarr b.. conformation h. thought y
Grrai deal about rrigiI u, and BIZ ssrrat ~
wiipw aud relatives nave the blessed rlu.3 =
laiion Of Knowing tual a.tcr tear. ~ .uH-r,n,
u" hAs al fast cn,trel ihip rs>t VITA the rr-
drrfn"d IN heaven On the saturday pr~y tlil>
In ~ dcsi'. b" rAle,l f,r p.p. raj ani pa,s-r.
ani wrote nm sfrciipHate ietsrr fu hi. T. 1rr
mother. sissrr antl her. bidding theta i..t
farewell and :, ijinS Ahrm . mrc z,,n tu th4t
brighter world above. lie was cDn.ctpttS ul-
~ the moin"nt 90 his death. ID calling hi. tsf-
atiNe' nuni hi- t--d hsd- tbrm au ad.strYn.
AZ farewell. talking to ihrm Andy atI a~-
>'u 'n- them that be- vas re-,sis ln Er sul ..Il
va, wcfF with him. speaking Ill ht- Nt..
Who bad watched over aaI tcuirrA uur.-,i
hun during hi sufrrins-. hr ,IlI. NV III y.
ini aui sowing aifr, tbaHk ypu ior al ;hr l.tr
yon have shown me tni All the rar' ypu hatr
taken "i mr.. Esy tod srsrar,i t5u In hle.<.
inZs To your soul Ne, ine II heaven Nu1
thus 'NAsr LsuS.lon died Tu thr l.r.a,.i
ONES There r-main. ~ cpn.ai Ihnu.Af tAAf
Dc tn. gone - ibat t.t.rr aud luNeilvs land
wherc rain sol sorrow - mo- ruue. AMI shs
war! are n fr@i. nj Pleasant JaHrHrl,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09
Who is Fighting against Free Rum.

Maine is the only State i'm the Union
where it has been finally concluded
to run a prohibito-y as opposed to the
Republican ticket. In Ohio the temper
ance candidate for Governor has with
drawn on account of his firm conviction
that persistence in the third party move
ment would not only imperil The cause
Of temperance, but that sill larger and
more general reform which renders all
other reforms possible---freedom The
temperance men of Massachusetts, have
concluded as we understand it, to en-
trust their cause to the Republican party.
In Connecticut there has been some talk
ola third party, but we have yet to see
that anything i'm that direction has been
brought to pass.
In Maine the third party movement
has been persisted in, and we have these
remarkable results:
The new party does NOT embrace the
prominent leaders in the temperance
movement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09
Temperance and the Third PARTY.

The following sensible views. sgree-
ing with the g.eat mass Of temperance
men in the Safe. are copied from the
leader in the Zions Adrocats. the able
organ OF the Bapti-ts in this State We
commend them to The sober, careful
consideration of christian men:
Would you favor third parry. chief
ly formed Ia carry out The principle OF
Temperance" We answer, that would
depend upon circumstances somewha
upon The position OF The pat,ies in
existence in regard 20 This aud o,her
things which are impoi ,ant. As gem
eral hing we would no, favor ne for
maiion OF new political pai,y for the
pun po,e Of promoting any one principle
solely and chiefly. |. j. too narrow a
basis for political parry. There i a
combination of in,eres.- aud principles
which apoli,ical parry should look a.ter
and subserve, and MANY of these are a.
dear TO us as temperance And IL seems
TO u- vastly be,.er 20 work through
parties existing and established, than to
multiply new parties. for the sake OF
securing aLy one specific thing. Our
method, would be on this a. on other
kindred subjects. If we and majority
o. the people favor prohibitory law,
and would have it enforced by Sale or
local Offices, lei u in our several towns
select and sehd 10 the legislature lem
perance men. who will make, and pro
vide . enforce laws ia The besi possible
manner. This would be our method.
and we believe more can be done 10
further the cause of temperance in this
way than by the formation of new
parry"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09

tributable to the cons tabulary law but
this much will venture to say. tn at
ifevery republican who did not believe
in "Constabu!ary," had voted for the
democratic candidate, be would have
received very much larger majority
than he did-Suppose by some hook or
crook Hichborn should be elected, aud
a constabulary Legislature also and
law passed to suit the Nye, Deeripg
party.-I don't believe Hichborn cares
a fig about "Constabulary" any way
what would be the effect on the temper
ance cause. venture the assertion.
that it would set if back at least ten
wears because when men get mad on
the question Of rum. you have t. get
at their better feelings before you can
effect change-you cannot drive them
and il takes time to do that.
ly in two years from the time the con-
stabulary law was reenactei the whole
prohibitory legislation would be repeal
ed-the democrats in body with some
so per cent of the republicans would be
all the strength wanted 10 do the job.
Is such state of things at all desir-
able and do the honest temperance men
wish 10 see it brought about OF course
not-then the only course 10 be pursued,
wherein safety from such calamity
lies, is in keeping the republican party
solid that glorious old party tnat car
ried the country 50 vic ,oriously through
the bloody war OF rebellion is il best
TO sunder party on question OF con-
stabulary. or capital Punishment. or
womans rights, as the Hichbor mites
propose TO do, if they can: BIT tie,
will ANONYMOUSLY fail. and every honest
man connected with the movement viii
be glad that they did not succeed when
he sees the shoals amongs. which h,
was drifting.
II seems 10 me that the above con
illusions are 50 plain .,hat he who runs
may read. Then frae friends of TEN
perance be consistent in your cause
and iske no step. that. when once ia
ken will be very hard 10 retraci an.
can but count egecfuahg dg1iRS the yer,
cause You have at heart.
Republicans OF Maine do yoursclvc,
the honor 10 60 TO tine polls on mex
Monday the 18th Of Sept. and deposi
your votes for that gallant hero ia bat
tie, that quiet gentleman and scholar ii
private life, that broad minded. pro
. gressise patriotic stat esman in publ
life. Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberlain.
One Of the People.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09
A Card.


~ tho hrsi " ihts mpath. wore -grpf ia Y,
our borne by ;h- advent 81 larz. company -
eur fnsn,is -nd torra,r asisabors of i.ratAla r1f
social rcaaton.
Ai'cr several hours u VERY rlraA4n fat,r-stsr4~
AMI good 'inSyr. -hsth my s-ouxat roa. p
cv'kci- some passage " scripture we're rr..t
ana Rev, Mr. HAarcosn. ta a meat anI tsu.Ht.-
tpc'ch. pr-s~atrd u. an behalf ~ go I.stty W..
tncmcatp VI irsssIahip, ID nc &c II bcauit
fui l-sdqa'. ~ the squares ~ uhteh Asc ta+ +sei
tAr names q ;Ae dono-s. about .-rsnty .atr W.
uumber.
" w"rr t-scH - esmple,ir Ay .aFpst.e ,Aat
~e coud say lis;ie a. r-.tv thar al. .t5alts
-,taas VOC. wh.ea flowed from 'c~l.u. heart.
lhoush Ne d.d uO, acr,l ans ,u-h toksu. ID sau-
tfs" tAc aieap,ry af ou, GA if.sAIt wc .hau
en-a rccav Slth !ater-.. Aad p,eA.al, 70 lAe
nha-. imprinted on tbs qaiit, to balas up ss,.s,
Ssr'dly lh- sarm ~ ~ u. past
such acts % sinh -ympA,hy hsyes tea ienr,
not oHy ~ inv ssurAis thr Old u ienashp 10 nos
We hAve ever io'vd butte pure ~ 81 ltl, broad
e philanthropy and viii, we Aopv, srt,s ~
mAAs a. b,fi,r AZ ~.A a. happier.
80 NiLI1kE~
r.rF Nttt1NEN
Hard.ood i'.aRi. sept 81 tsot,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-09
Our Family Physician.

Here !. book that really seems to meet every
requirement Of a thoroughly reliable family
ply stefan, and !, sold at 80 low n price ,Sa 50)
that all can afford TO buy it. and none can ado rd
10 do without IL. II has one entirely new and.
IL seems To us. invaluable fea ture; il gives the
sew. raj modes OF treatment A. pracficed by the
different schools OF phys cians-the Aiopat HE,
Homeopathic, Hydropathic, Eclectic aud Her.
ba-so that choice can be IN ale VI the method
that may the best suit ones taste or conyenI :.
-nce, or . combination Of two or three different
modes may he resoried To If desirable, 1t il
written in plain language that any o-.e can IN
derst1nd.
To thus have always al hand reliable iami.
~ phi, stefan. ready at all times TO be consulted
and 10 give The best OF advise, ''free of CHARGE
ID certainly worth the small sum charged for
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