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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-27
MEMPHIS,

TTAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
III hand, a full assortment, consisting In
part as follows:
100 casks Bacon;
800 barrels Mess Pork:
lOe barrels Jowls and Rumps;
2o kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
90 sacks Coffee;
800 pkgs Molasses-hhds, bbs., HIS a 9rs.
1900 pieces Kentucky Bagging NJ. y NJ KY.
pv, Lendemah, and ]. y ID. Flax.l
100 tons celebrated Arrow Ties"
600 kegs Nailsa-assOrted sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
100 bbls pure, copper-distilled WHISKY
100 barrels rectified whisky;
so barrels Robinson County whisky.
Calling your attention 10 the above, We re-
spectfully request a continuation OF yonr pa
tronage, and PROMISE by strict attention 10
business, with the interest of our patrons
ever before us, to merit IT,
augl8 d&w HILL. F0NTAlNE q 60:
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NAVIGATION.

B. BLOOMFIELD, General Agent
THos. J. HoRRELL, Local Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-27

COSSIGNAfENTS respectfully solicited,
- upon which liberal Cash Advances will
be made.
All Cotton consigned TO US Insured, unless
otherwise instructed.
A null supply OF Bagging, Rope and Ties
constantly ON hand. Careful attention given
to filing orders OF every kind.
BS- We have secured the services of an ex-
perienced cotton man to give especial atten-
ton to weighing and sampling.
se2 d&w PARTEE q HARBERT.
!. T. FARGAsoN. &C. CLAY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-27

NEW York, September 25. - Cotton
heavy-sales 100 bales uplands %. Flour
s. SOCG6 %. Whisky 81 20C9I %. Corn
sound 81 oral 10. Rice quiet. Wheat
Western amber 81 479I 81. Coffee dull,
Snrar dnll-Cnba II =.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIVA NTED.-A girl (white) to do general
w Homework; apply at 100 Jefferson st. seI
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MR.. v1sus' - Q h O o 1,
Wellington Street, near Besl.

MR.. V. viii receive pupils during The week
vi and organize his school on FRIDAY
October LIST. seB
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.

TNOR RRNT.-A Boarding House In the CEN
r ter OF the city; also, furniture for sale.
Terms very moderate. Inquire at the prem
ises IlS Jefferson street se28
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-27

NEW ORLEANS, September 25.-CottOn
rmer-Middlings 262l RECEIPTS 23ss; ex-
orts, coastwise 1876. Flour IS s5(g 10 I211.
'orn, white, 81 OK. Oats 80. Bran $50.
'ork S34 90. Whisky 81 30. Gold IS4}5.
terling Az. New York sight par.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

Nun atsr. 9tier. crstnleu Snanie, itl ut
turrts ipptinl;tiits 6rantteitsn UNI stitlettlite
Auiibp, iiunStn melt:n5 cins ShWItc rr Os-
itlsttscrsans. Die @taitnticn, mtnn Yeltrmmsn
aclunr, MAIDEN rem MGoun. Sat SCR mrsI js
ttrnAt, RAP oQtS riIie %trputn, eurrAiitcrn immre
lplte Jim. pts i'd elmer ppl!pmmeueu g. %lunrtctt
Strsr Gcn;talisn uiruHsn. Nie BAIT STR
cinsn ipltsn Wann liter Mttantciis, WerYciit1t.
6er3flrpirn tla3sn tpreu. Sie rriurdtrn ME, in
Strsm 9 :itaite lla9Iud ~ tub,n; IT, m;rrsu ME
trauri9 UNI cutmutoil t. fe iinr tcts tpFih mn
artis in Gamtn-0tit i'll ta't uur iebgn Gut unr
zen 9amtn grrare ms Otii tt lc taten MID
pcn Gursn @emeinte'ttn IN fit. SD metn jcrpt
biertri uitt rtsisnjsen, melbe SIRE Sc l~tesratiA-
tsjieu rnrh llttfrauitrsn1un5 crreAen, mctei ls
ni&t mr. SIRE Contribution, i~rnrsrn auh SIRE
@sltlite r%uiniren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
ppraMaliAsn &p4sSfen

~ MAIDEN une mir t~mristlsn i'm rem Yutljtum
ale rrn tsIt ecu l~trui.ten, tausrtaitsItsu unr am
9leiGmd6ipItsn arbeitrnrsn &c6pirm i'm @artts.
Nstsn ullsrcn auslcretntcn Sfen-&ei6lTte
inr mir ttreii, al SirutGntler. 3innitmisre uns
smrsrs 2suts ri,i ee Gsitaitsm cr9ss rus 9rrbtc
rmr rSufanrislts &NUrtlm cm rem Gstalsn uns
Grrrd,tsn iur 3%iunidmitst i'm Bsltsn iu ~litfern.
l~lLite @ertinruuSsn nit ir 80 2puis
Siampins Company" irsen uus in cen
@tane, auf 9,rsrrs auItrdSe iar n6rent
6tamptt 9tmntt SrOnwaars" une
@atsrial iur 5irnitmieEs hte rals discounts
II Qetrn.
Nateen mir tirdiA PIC Trciit after artitsl
uuIersr sissnsn Solicitation h,rot1rictt bat,,,
~alaubsu mir, eas SAMPLER ts in itsrm SntsrciIs
fntsn msrrcn. nNG sinem Gatalc9s nstt 9reiss
lilts 1u lsnesn UNI untrs Trtiis au pruien, str III
no ont crs tauIeu. Man o~rre,Ire:
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING &C
st. Scuia Ns.
@atauit ron aatn Seitm.5amlern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
.Spexiat-Notix,

@is sitle Wdansr tatrn furh Itlettcurlete
8ranttcilen, Snauir INN Aualtptiinussn, ft i'll
eiusn iOlh' ssitwatien. 3utanp pisfr O.suns
iur ale Nsrosulsissnrs unr GsihmdGts, lsrsn
9eiren rie 6el8en 9sbGimu uriahen linl unp
rertu Jals prcnt Ssb~naluug ptrlangsu, unr
itnen ibrs G%riitsn3 nod icrnsr tttrlallb gu maten.
SIN Safe Sex ~ IN rsir iligen @plu!iOim Ietrm
crcr stl!tten batt. wsl5c Wutun9 tlt Is aui Cure
0.iunltet i'm AQ9tmeiuen ? 6utit SIR ifma&s
~entusrrt uni letht srmutet? @trnttrn Gurs 9;tsn
Snre Sarumsst;sugf cEsr Nsrcen OFT in llnptrnnns,
non OAninahtrn ursr 8tltcGnltiiipuen Nrlen aen
&cpi ! Scirst &utr @ttattniB 9sida;tjAt iii
Sun 0:iit ltsts mi: eir'tr Urage! Butll itr NIP
lauail, rn4tlps, .itptrnultl9. O;tllAlit5s UNI &c
tenEmlpe ? 0fot!st Ser INNER alcin uno fern
ron Nnccrn lin ? Matt gut jrre SIstni3ts;t ere
iitrfdsn ii. auITa9r.n? ST Gucr S&!ai u~ntsrtvrs
Den uuD rubflrl ? SIT Ter 0lana @uses 2.nsss 10
itim mtrur nnp Cure lGanse 10 "tlutsnr Dis ion / ?
Otiaut etGuh III Osisultait nod 10 gut Wie Iruaer?
@erIrlst STR Cure Gslblfts not NIT ~rsrisIrsn
gncrsit une bart Str nct 10 oid 5tlsRYtrtraurn /
| Sine Cure Qsrensssiltsr matt uar 8el1tmt nit
1jnuci3uns CUR MslanHple ? 0sun 10, Bstt Str
Sur + 9stsr prsr Gurtr SariL hi sleit nitt iii
5hutr ? Satt Str Shl1fo Nltir: Niten
Ihmrr,ru. &nie;ittsu unO Npstitlrfgttit mn trsit
Scr Is nitl Gurer GcScr Ger uattrIeitsts iAwerlt!
3u?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

GG StsurrutN Ln 9hten altsn
3ett.-3um GfUf III ~ otsuf5a4Itr Ger tf":
tlgsn 3sit, wOael mir tis rQtsmtn;! sltsn Sttus!h
uute GrisGrj6 TEN Griten YCn Yt.a3sa ~aui,ltlsn
Unit 3ri0sn, rab e5 in Ter 8ut:n altsi 3sit "its
imRer tslTtr par. gBtr Sob un0 Stlb:r az
ieinsn 6lejctrn trl3tr wolts l E4alst iIMl.t.
Cine 3srrlde tuitets jItrIi6 IL biz 3 IRaItr. @tt
III tenn Tagsu infrsn wpItt, satlts 3 Jpat;r, III
cine 0ontauJs l 19nItr' Ner &aTcs, Stte &C.
GtccctaHr tiinten nellie, mubtf re G%gIlusHl
ilr 2t%Isr I1lEliA sttau en-. Sc 1cs cine
S:rumrl !, Strfrl,, pautafsl une 9utleur. &nI
l~Gltisltsn irTdr RE Gcpiltcuer, RE isLE Fer 81
t~esutlts. Ter &SniB sas Iur itinsn &cpi 1000,
tic &6rtsin 20C0 3talr. Ger ge%i aurEts @ftlila'
itans t1t:s tinen Wunat5icIr sin,n;atliR. Ssc:,
9anrwertl9riue 5at l 1atsr. Gs9at:.oaas eia,
Suueieruttusr. GIN jsrts @lSrttu mub:e rrn
90. Sabre an lis gum 40. Safer l Ibal:r Stsut
3utltn, mtnn Is iHr nitt selanS, untsr RE 9aut
3a tUmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

Sertntli6t Strwsd dluu6.- s
&lliamirn County 9eiH., lam aut- Gtri'flts eire
Ter tp.ntIttftn gtrretslnn3tn srr, lit
il trlttst wurrss. Sn sinsm Sauis ianrsn
3rrsi IOGitirrn ltltt. Suri ua6 Eiitsrnatt 5OJen
fiji ris tsiren griuts surad uur stwa cine toIts
StuEp natter frIstsn rjs nsueu Gtsm1Ans
IntrarrisrrpsG Yuistltn j:;cA 9sire rus
'stte 3immr, 10 rab Safer ti ter gguut RS
&Trm tit N16t 3ubrattt. N1a mntwlrrt9sr
it ss, rnb tstnts Fer tsisen gaare rem Sr,ttum
1Gr Ga9seant!W& mtrsdte, rcrani Tam rias CT
Brduie nit itrsm 3ttregttrei rot 9ar3s Sanf
GIasmirts gtte grautt inO uutrUitIit. 8s
los Gilfnrma gu l6isn, n j:sl Bic 0rcbs 5ra8s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
III ra5
9rpBe Diurtticum,

unr cine asnil' Sur fir ote Granftsiten
0laf, Niersn. Strintritmsrrtn, 0aNrM
rreaniihe Stwltt, ms,tli6e geitwerrs
llrinteihwcrr en-, o~lacmrine 9nir1ituul mn onre
&rantbeitcn rsr llrju sSrsarc, rt lei N1nnsrn
crer Trausn. mracn #; s%ntitstrn aus mas iii
Grdnpsu lie wplcn unr zen irscnr elmer 3etlan9i
hCr ratirell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

Ginr II 6 a +. Cine rnmmt 9su-rn-
ma9r bate etus 3inneue S&uitl liter ras 6tntr
Ssfbt I'm. .rjnn. Sid. RAIN Al maiden. Got 8cu-
ct hattie ta5 3jnn auT9clrlE, nnO rits wlr Jttr
rrn Srrp tcot5crtnntn. Oa fam Tic Wa1p
urr ais le wrll run Slid, etr trius StiiIu Ias.
iaSts lic: Ia5 it rim rnmme5 Sist rulers &agr
RE SGJII fribt lie, unp rsn Sid lift, is lspsn
- ~
Gin sduRsr iunGe rsr Sci uIer
8auisrstsn mitmotte, fam E'ttr5 nit scr i&l1Scucn
uMr 3~srtrotten 1tftts nod 9auit' Ser Misiits
santts itn rarutrr aus unr rrptts itm, wem e
wisrrr 10 srj&einr, msrte sr 3rigrl tetrmlmen
Qm aursrn Sage it FER Msitsr wisrer ein
@trnpuurs bsi. rem Sur5tn, unr IS %sntipann ft
sp .i6sn itnen ~irl5snrsS 0spr1t:
81 siasr: 9at ru lttn Nicer ssrauft!
Sunas: 9lsin, SHELTER, nsiu.
MsiRer: @it srbirll ru rsuu .Hts
@mre auf Fer Stirnc ?
Suus: S6--i& babe mid 9etif'u.
@siicr: @rs tapnt ru rid renn rn utc
tibsu?
Suu3s: Sd tiu an stntn stuHI seFit3ne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

sEiE r't@uicn ga Ioatidciue;rfS Sci
NIL Ten 9amb"rsrr EamEit,6 II s3n Wtn gSt
na0 S"mSutA, Southampton. ypnsun, 6aYrr uat
p"'iF, unr prn HemturA Scuttamuon. Nsris
u"e QaSrs nah 9iw Srrt une 9l,w. Otl,ans.
20 MAGGIE ctne gu, 3ttiie oui Sesel-
&ttt ren SamtuvS %,cmen, &nsawn
9ntrtrFth mn 9a.re Had 9ttr prrt nnt saiti,
mort;
81 ientabnti gett ,ur 9it:it sOu etress.
iltcn Giltntabn St1t cnrn Han rtn 6aitnrllstu
mn prn N'm Yert III tes >lnsre Din riias.
SSe6isl aui ale plaetanarpas
9Etr teicrgcn } atIunscn in iet,m .rlt.li
rn Sctra4e i'll nIen Srtn Gtui,tlnn!.. ne
SdmeiS 6rarflerts, Stl9nns. 5rRa,ls, 1ass
mar!N S6m'tsn. arlwrAeus, Sritn IN, shslase
unr ilf G'n5lrOun9 Hpn StuIeiciternA5sm; dtt.
lhltttn. II. /. II. in ri;len gantfrr. -..I
gSlr t,'nrttrn u tier mad Kur pcu, Gurpss
,.f Eampft unt S'ariltiTu, mi, ,nrtm,a
Yadets 'r AFlteteguna in irsenr rirsm, atrile
Ger SHelt an. gt, einrebcnfeu e'iihrn l,fsrrh.
men mir ale Srudnitilt.tn &nriatunsm. re-
air A%tllht!tn e's ltGifltntM rs glsit, Qnpo
rDn Yalla as-S Geinsn inr urls,e Tappie-.,sr n
SeSeildtH-Stnt'n M sat S~laii,cn ron ,Spttr
aHF rs nit uns in &srt:nf ana eettr,tu hauitr
IN Surrpn. geitGitsmamnrr. We lGe losvr es,.
tran6 MAIDEN nue iiA assrbaurt rer, s~psst,u,
mr. nnI'rs @cltG'tE3msiae mitmtu wcafn, tF,n: -,
Ftf haPeFti Sstillunacl rrn ms eriatrtn.,5
C.E. Richard & Eoss.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30

Two negroes, waiting in o Jail at
Manchester, Tennessee, TO bo exc
cutcd for outraging a whito woman,
were taken out by crowd of white
men and hanged. Now let the
New York Tribune howl. Let II
sound the loftiest note Of the nigger
whang. doodle for behold the Ku.
Klux cometh. '
We hardly ever open a Southern
exchange that does not record some
hordd outrage of q negro upon a
white woman. The crime was rare
before tho "God- and morality par
ty Of the North took charge of the
negroes. somebody is not "hoap-
ing up wrath against the day Of
wrnth,p then human nature has lost
its just power Of rcvenging wrongs.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30

Of the war Of the rebellion, and that the
reconstruction measures Of Congress were
measures we'll adapted 10 effect the recon
struCtion Of the Southern States, and Sc
cure the blessings OF liberty and q free
government and as completion Of
those measures, and drmly believing In
its essen ntial Justice, We are in favor Of the
adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment to
the Constitution OF the United States
Rsso!prd, That the late Democratic Gen
sral Assembly, its reckless expenditure
Of public money its utter neglect o: the
business interests Of the State, by failing
to enact the wise and much. needed 6aance
measure, prov iding for the assessment and
equalization Of taxation, prepared by the
CT mmirsion appointed by the preceding
General Assembly its hostility to our
benevolent and literary institutions its
failure 10 carry out the repeated pledges
Of the Democratic party 10 secure economy
ip the State; i!s extraordinary length Of
session in time Of peace, resulting in an
expense 10 the State, amounting, for the
pay of It's members alone, 10 more than
double that Of the previous General
"SoN"uD NO mNAi6h0hh oSsSHiP'o W N'o
franchise disabled soldiers and others,
citizens Of the State; its attempt to take
from lhe General Government the right to
pursue. arrest aud punish ihoee who
violate the laws made In pursuance OF
the Constitution Of the United States, and
other vicious aote, intended TO destroy the
power Of the nation TO preserve and
protect the liberty and safety Of It's citi-
rens, has shown the Democratic party
unworthy Of the trust, confidence and
support Of an honest and patriotic people.
Re'oiVtd, That the Republican party Of
Ohio is in favor Of the speedy establish
ment Of o Soldiers Orphans Home in
Ohio, not only as an act Of justice to the
many poor and helpless orphans Of deceas-
ed soldiers, but as q recognition OF TIE
patriotic services Of their fathers in the
late war, and for the purpose Of redsemini
the pledges made by ell loyal people to
protect the families Of those who fought
and fell in the cause Of human liberty
and right.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30

SOME Of our Ohio exchan-
ges inform us that tax-paying
is very dull this season. In
some of the counties one
half the taxes are yet to be
collected, whereas all should
have been paid 10y this time.
Similar complaints arc utter
ed by our exchanges outside
of Ohio, and there is general
distress and tightnesS in mon
.ey matters among farmers and
business men. Nobody seems
to thrive but the office-holder
or the bond-holder; and they
especially the former indi-
vidual, from Grant down to
the whisky-gaugers = seem
disposed to spend the sum
mer in travel, with the serene
satisfaction that every thing
is lovely and prosperous
with them ! Possibly, when
the hot weather is over, our
officials can be induced to
devote themselves to bust
ness, and our bondholders to
financiering, and We shall
learn something about the
trick of paying the National
debt of, when we can't even
pay our State and municipal
taxes.-[Cin. Eng.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30
NeGrO Jurors.
THE telegraph informs u

THE telegraph informs us
that negroes were yesterday
summoned in Washington to
fill vacancies in the grand
and petit jurics Of the Crimi-
nal Court. With negro ju-
rors, negro ofIice-holders, and
negroes in all places of pub
lie amusement, on an equality
with whites, Washington
must be a paradise for those
who believe there should be
no distinction as to color or
race
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30
MORE brutal, heartleso imperialism than

more brutal, heaItlesO Imperialism than
has ever cursed any country In the his
tory Of the civilized world. We have the
power in our HANDY, II We but wisely use
il, TO check the disorder Of The present
and avert the dangers which are fisIng in
the future. BY declaring our principles,
demanding our rights, and deter mined
upon Justice under the law aud tho con
sttutiop, and by manifestipg in the strife
before US such an exhibition Of determi-
natisn as distinguished our ancestors, we
can At 10 ,st check the future development
Of that tendency TO Imperialism which
has convulsed our governmental fabric 10
Tia very foundations. I.tt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30

Tas Twentieth Annual Fair Of the
Slate Of Ohio, will DO held 81 TledO, on
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday,, Thursday
and Friday. The 18th, lab, 9th 18th and
18th days Of September, next. Railroads
generally. have agreed 10 carry pasSsn-
gers at half-fars, aud freights free. Com
petition In exhibition open to oil ths
SiALaR. -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30
a GREAT REMEDY
VoR rHB CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial


tits the vital principle Of the Pine Tree. OBJ.
tanned by peculiar process in the dlstiiation Of
the tar. by whcih its highest medical proper
ties are retained.
y is the only safeguard and reliable remedy
which has ever been ptePared from the juice u
Islnyigoratse ;the. diEestlse soggans and res
Il strSngthens the ietlitated system.
II purfies and enriches she blood, and sxpels
breads on the inngs.
Il dssolves the n,ucus or phlegm which stops
the alt .passgesa OF the lungs.
It's ht5llnG principle acts upon the lrrtatSd
surface OF the inngA and throat, pen etrating 10
each diseased part, relieving pain and eu5dulug
Inflammation.
ment, and 1t Is offered to the afflicted, with the
positive ASSURANCE of It's power TO cure the fol.
lowing diseases, Z the patient has not too long
DELAYED resort 70 the means OF cure -.
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, LIyer CONSTANT,
Blind and Bleeding Pile', Asthma, Whoopng
Cough Dipthera, &c &c.
We are onon asked why are not other remedies
In the market for consum ption, Coughs, Colds
and other Pulmonary affections equal to DR.. L,
Q. Wiehart'a Pine Tree Tar Cordial We answer;
lsti II cures, not by stopping cough, but by
looseiny and assisting nature to throw OIL the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
.bronchial tubes, causing irritation and cough.
"a. Most Throat and Lung Remedies arc
composed OF anodynes, which allay the cough
loi awhile, but by their constringing effects, the
hbres become hardened and the unhealthy iuids
coagu ate and are retained IN the system, caus.
ing disease beyond the control OF our most emi.
nent ply sicia IN.
Sd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, withits assist.
ants are preferable, because they remove the
cause 81 irritation OF the mucous membrane and
bronchial tubes assist the lungs to act and throw
Oh the unhealthy secrslions, ana purify the boCdR
thus scientifically making the cure perfect.
Dr. Wishhrt has on file al his office hundreds
and thousands OF Cert ifcatcR, from Men and
Women of unquestionablo character who were
hopelessly gwen up to die, but through the
Providence oi God were completely restored to
health by the Pine Tree Tar Cordial. Phys.
clan in attendance who can be consulted in per.
ron or by mail. free Of charge. Price OF Pine
Troe Tar Cordial 81 90 per Bottle, Sll per dozen.
sent by Express on receipt OF price. Address,
~: q; Q. Wishart, M. d. No. 2a2 North I'd Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. II 3m
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30


tbs Hack LINE.-J. NJ. McvEY has rcpur-
chased the IInck Limo OF GEo FRY and has
taken charge OF tho same, aud Will carry
passengers 10 and from Macarthur and Vim.
ton Stations mt reasonable figures. jim cart
stay away from McATthur--he pleases every
The mail Will probably he changed from Vln-
ton to Dundas.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30
FAcr.-"Apd every whore that Mary

FAcr.-"Apd every whore that Mary
went" she was dissatisfied with the goods
shown her, until abe came 10 DAN WILL &
BRo's. Dry Goods Palace, where she was
forced 10 be satisfied by being shown
everything that could please the eye or
crafty the heart in the Dry Goods line.
They have ono Of the largest and most
carefully selected stock Of Dry Goods in
this portion Of tho State, and people come
from parts Of adjoining counties TO trade
with thsm. Also Boots h Shoes, Hats q
Caps, Quesnsware &c., Of every var iety.
Call then before purchasing elsewhere. .
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-30
TOWNSHIP LAND APPRAISERS.

swan-yrederick Cradlebaugh.
Eth
Vnton--Andrew Radcliffe, Sr.
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Special Notice es.
HELMBOI.D'S
FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERUPTIVB AND LUCRATIVE


DISEASES
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