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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
ANNE JUDGE: sPINsTER.
by FREDERICK W. ROBINSON

This story viii run through rour months of
the WEEKLY, and is novel that in bool, form
would sell for $500. Any person sending us
SO cents will receive tlic WISCONSIN, fdur
months and all tho numbers containing the
beautiful story Of CANINE JundE." Back
numbors will be- senL after Tho commence.
mont of this story, to all who request il,
Here ia an opportunity to get tho best
weekly paper in tho state fonr months, and
a $2.00 romance for 50 cents. Address care,
fully, CRAMER, ARENs a. CnANrER,
. Milwaukee, Wiz.
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THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

|NHE PAIN X lIIIHR
n Is both m Internal and External Remedy
HNHE PAIN KILLER
or Oough, " O''''
GnNIIE PAIN KILLER
II Don't fail to keep IL In the house ready for use
IWNHE PAIN KILLER
II. ls an almost certain cure for CHOLERA, and
mas Wthout donbt been successfu in curing this
terrible disease than any other known remedy or even
tho most ominont and skillful Physicians In India
Africa and Ohina whoro this dreadful dsoase il ever
more or less prevalent tho Pain Killer ia considered by
the natives well as by European residents in those
climates sure remedy
FWNHE PAIN X ILIFR--
to use. "
TuNHE PAIN KILLER
II Is sold by all Druggists aud Dealers in Family
Medicines.
THE MAGIC COMB.--Teoth aro coated with
soid dye. You wet your hair and the comb and il
produces permanent black or brown ONR comb sent
by mail for 20. Address WILLIAM PATTON,
marMa3b6 l3t SPRlNdFIRLD hABA.
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mGlau

Messrs, MoLAIS Il Bros, Wholesale DmGGiatr.
Whoelng Va say, undOr date Of July 2i, 1866. that
they can safely recommend the dargng OH for
moro diseases than IL IL recommended for.
From ]. X. FISHER, Unlontewn, Pa. juno 81,
ls67.,-Your dargling Oil is dalngmuch better here
than formerly. since It's virtues havo become
known, and the bottles put up for Family Use,
without stain, arc much sought for.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23

"A young mNn named JOS r. james,
while plowing corn near Versailles, Brown
county few days since, ate what he sup
posed to be ginseng root, but what proved
to be wild parsneps, and died in Intense
agony nm hour nItorWnrd
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
THE WEEKLY WISCONSIN.
80 CENTS.

On tho ID Of June we shall commence the
publication of an interesting aud most
charming story in the WEEKLY WISCONSIN
untitled
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGENTLEM AN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all tho effects OF youth
fu indiscrOon will for the sake ofsuering humanity
send FREQ to all who neod H. tho receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which no was curod
Suforors Wishing 10 profit by tho advertisers orperi
snce, can do 40 by addressing In perfect confidence
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23

= Charles Lover says that Americans are
wholly deficient in dignity, their only idea
OF which is intense prosiness. Perhaps the
Americans do not estimate Levers novels
as highly ns he docs, hence the criticism
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23

From Dr. I. W. ELLIS, Ga JAN G, lSIA.-Uf /
could receive both boxes Of tho Gargling oil II will
not be too much, rs think cOuld soon find sae
for It all, tho inquiry being frequent since II is sup
posed that have II for sale.
From DR.. VIM. s. MCCALL, Chamos, NO., Nov. G,
ls5s.-YOur dargling Oil ls taking the rhine on
from all the liniments of the day. II Sou desired
them, could procure dozens of certificates f'om
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
PAT, STEEL TOOTH KAY RAKE.
IMPORTANT
TO INVALIDS, NURSING CHILDREN, n

VI
OoMsrocR's RATIONAL FOOD composed of the rich
est portions Of the berry OF wheat and barley most
nutritious article for lnvalids and Infants Endorsed
by tho best Allopothic and Homeopathic Physicians
plants Ia perfect substitute for breast mhk for in
inhts Very many lives have been saved by it's intro
dnctlon Physioans and families should sGnd fOrour
nj rOrt, Nov York 0,n
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
the MlSSiS0UOI POWDER

Actually cnrss Cancer and Scrofuous dsoases Of ths
skin, noe report TO H. Medical Society Statemonts
oHAa A. DUBOIS. lS Pearl siroot, Now York CITY, oI
VI myi 9m
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
POISON I'M THE BLOOD

And whiOh experience proved taken ont by purg
ing with Brandreth's Pills For forty years thus prac q.
tce has proved 10 be true, for all who have adopted Il
have been rostOrOd 10 health From small sales Bran
dreths Pills have como 10 bo tho most prominent mod
cne of the world and IL is only their merit which has
increased the demand Millions Of men and women
mainly rely upon them when they are sick.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
A GUARANTEE.
Shall We be Cut Up
Alive F.?

M. Claude Bernard, tho President OF the Frono
Medical chdemy, nClnes To tho dreadful Opnion that
ther0 Is no snch thing us science of medicine and
That WysecuOn s, after ALL tho only Of progress
in physiology. We start back with natural horror from
the cruelty OF the knife on tho living subject and
Claude Bernard himself admits that in cutting up n
live monkey ne was 50 unnamed ny tho pteOus hnman
cries OF the poor brute that he could never try IL again
M Olande Bernard's sentiments I'll mo with anna 20.
mont what does experience teaChY III tells ns that
IN all cases of sickness there retention of matters
Of tho body weakest second, that these matters or hu
mOrs are invariably removed by BrandrethB PIlls and
other vegetable purgatives Some writer's describe the
matter OF disease ~ sort of egglike fluid. That il
spreads and penetrales where weak or low vitality
exists in the body They represent this hostile fluid az
always existing in human body but divided into small
points IN tho healthy. But that when tho body gets
disorderod they collect like dow, and descend the
part of the body weakosL Further, that vegetable
purging expes this death principle portion of IL
with tho evacuations and divides what is loft into
small points.
There is truth in the above 1oa hut at the present
day such points" OF disease arc arguing little too
line for the practical intellect Of the age.
Weknow whom we are sick that tho bowels or som0
being removed expelled, purged away, tho oppression
Ia removed and the body restored 10 health This is
Tho simplest form Of sickness. Oasos which have boon
long standing require the same kind OF treatment
ming over weeks months or years, but is never falling
" the directions followed The health grows. For
nm indefinite period you mark AN hours in tho
twenty in afew days or more you mark two hours;
then three then ak hours; then twelve hOnrs a last
the whole twenty,four hours arc marked by perfect
hOalth, the condition in which animal existence
high enjoyment. All this secured by vegetable
Fovers abound where new soil is turned mp, where
stagnant waters are absorbed in the air breathe
from contagious matters from any coming intn
contact with the body Thess causes invariably effect
through the lungs or through the pores OF the skin
Poison IL in tho body producing fever and agne
fever or other form Of disease. But il is stilla
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
PEvrR AND AGUn CURED

II. ID. CARPENTER, lisq., Of Gouveneur, ST. Lawrence
County New York. ~ years Of age, says he has used
Israndreth's Pills TOR "a years. administered them first
TO bis coachman, who had Fever and Ague gave eight
tho day after the chill; chls and fever less severe
until tho chills and fever did not return which was
about eig Int days from the first attack He thon gave
four every other day for another week. when the
was entirely restored TO his usual good health,
lie was himself attacked took them in the way
and was cured in less time lie has used other med
cine for "a yea ;s found them always reliable for him
sell and family when sick, has recommended them TO
Thousands with the best results and feels confident
that every family would have larger average of health
IL these pills wero used.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23

II. D. TAYLOR, Of Concord, Ky., says tho darglIng
Oil cured horse of his, injured while plougling
by attempting TO stop over stump, almosIa@ering
the thigh from III body also that he has USED Il in
his family for fifteen years, and h tho best remedy
for Cuts, Burns, Bruises. Frost RIt,a, Strains,
Rheumatism, etc., he over used.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
Cure of Abram Van Wart, Of Sing Sing,
of Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys.

SING SING, Oct. II, 1SGi.
DR. fundamentally Dear SIR was taken siok
and elbow Dr. A. X, Hoffman, of this place, pro
nOunced IL neuralgia. lie treated IL for sOno time,
but getting no better advised electricity cnnsentrd
but the shock nearly killed and received no hoIG
ht whatever After this my legs became numb and
paralyEed, and my back and kidneys tormonted with
most intense and continued pain Distinguished ply
They treated for long time, but finally pronounced
my case hopeless, Other eminent physiciAns lhrn
reated me- but give give mo no good and gave ny tIcnds
length gayo up all hope, the lower half Of my hoiy
being completely paralySed and much swollen, and
suffered terrible pain i'm the upper part OF my body
NV bowels we're Constpnted from tho parays aud
medicine produced passage and my urine was ihll ol
ahuIncn. This was my condition five mont tbs ago,whrn
BTandrehs Pills. as she had used them herself IN H. =
family many years, with the hest eifeCt. Induced hy
her and my wife, swa0 lowed nine Brandrolh's pdla.
They operated, twelve hours afterwards, slightly
confirmed taking every day for saveral woeks
operation constantly improving. FINDING myself n
until got 10 five. Ono afternoon at three O'clock
about five months ago. took five pills Al nine they
commenced operating vgorousyj suddenly felt M "
fomehng way inside, aud the stools were like ogg
and water Mixed several quarts OF which came away o
a most disagreeable 0dor This noxt day felt very
faint and my neighbors camc TO SEQ mo die, but as
tho faintnoss passed was much better and for
ile first timo In nearly two years was able 10
and stand upon my legs. continued ling the pills,
and in avery few dayswas able TO walk across my room,
on altogether about nineteen boxes Of IIrandrcths
Pills, and now one pill day II all require. My health
is nearly restored my appetito u good and slluer
hardly any pain anywhere, and every day grow strong
or. My neighb0rs look upon mo as ono risen almost
from the dead, and desire you to publish my onse
so that those suffering from paralysis and dneE d,s
dreth,s Pills. ABRAM VAN WhRT
This case Is certified by all tho town officers
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Ofnce Brandreth lIouso
New York. Sold by all DngRisa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23

DIR. TURNER, of Savannah, Assays that Brandrnth'
Pills are the best medicine for Yellow Fever, III
have cured him. and ho believes IL used in his disease
they woud generally Further, that ho has know
them thirty years. and has the highest opinion
their efficacy and innocence
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23

Dr. HAZARD, Of Newport, II. IL offer 10 the pnhc
the following easy method Of cure which have
in for thirty yearsand which have ever found
eifeOtual in eXpelling from tho human system within
the space OF few hours, the morbid matter which u
probably tho primary cause OF most OF tho Diseases
that aflict mankind.
As soon as practicable artor tho symptoms Of disease
decidedly appear such dizziness, pain in tho head
stomach, bowels neck. shoulders, eyes, back, or side
often accompanied with difficulty Of breathing Aick
ness nj tho stomach chis, fever, diarrhea other
premonitory warning, let the patient retire to sleep
ing oom and seated out Of draft Of air, beside he
bed and place his feet above the ankles in water,
hot as can possibly be bone, keeping blanket drawn
around the logs TO exclude tho air and prevent hs
escape of the steam In about five minutes whilst he
water is still very wipe the feet dry quickly
possible, and got into warm bod; then take II
from five to six, II woman, from four 60 five OF
Brandreths Pills, (accordng to the bulk and cOnsttn
tion of the persOn,) and drink Immediately after
iumber Of weak lemonade, II 10 be procured Tor IL IT.
moasses and wat0rl hot that IL only he drank
sup at the time. This have found 10 produce n
o,.ious sweat Then lie down, and cover warm taking
care not TO expose tho person 10 damp very cold air
for some ten twelve hours after the medicine has
operated and taking nothing but water Cruel during
that time II this does not cure You within twenty -four
hours, call in physician, AS have nothing further TO
offer. do not however, recOlleot single instance
where this remedy has been applied in the early stages
Of bilious nilammatOTy diseases, in which II has not
Accomplished speedy aud thorough cure
THOM As II. HAZARD, NJ. ID.
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Extract from lottor rom J. o. PRATr. dalea
Quincy, Chautauqua Co.. N. Y, August II, lS5l--
have been acquainted with your medicine IGarg-
ling ON for tho last fourteen years. II hOs proved
sure cure for Foot Rot In Sheep for which aold
tho last bottle and have calls almost daily for more
Please forward as aoOn ~ convenient.
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$1,000 EE%AaR tEs f5sg E1G Sls,sss ANY yDs cASG Ss
Mnhcnr lAnnly hayo prononno oel incnrahIe, thai


DR RiUHAUS GOLDEN REMEDIES
will not cure.
DR RIOHAU's GOLDEN RAISAM MOL,
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such ~ old Ulcers liberated Sore Throat, Sore Iycs
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disease andmerCury thoroughly.
DIR. RlUHAUS GOlDG len BhLSAM No. %
will euro the third stages; SyphiIic and Mcrcuria
rheumatism, etc, and defy those who suffer from
such diseases to Obtain radcalcuro without tho aid of
this medicine, which does not prevent the patients
from eating and drinking what they like.
Price of either No orr 85 perbOttlc, orwo bottles 49,
DIR. RIUHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
safe and radcal'cure for GOnOrrhea, Gravel aud all
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DIR. RlOHAUS GOLDEN EEIXIR D'AMOUll,
radical cure for General Debility in old or young,
impartng energy to those who have led life OF scnsu-
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On receipt Of price, by mail Express, thoso reno
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name of Dir. RlOHAUS GOLDEN REMEDIES.
DIR RICH ARDS solo proprietor, lhlown in glass OF
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CORES udCnts answered. fob9 lY
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From ESos MATDRR, Middloport, N. y, July 23,
1851 purchased bottle of your dargling Oh OF
your agent, A. s. Bakor, at Mddloport, and as yet
have used but half of It, think 1t has given mo
relief in of sovOro Rheul natism, Of long
standing than anything / have ever used before.
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Mr. JOHN PUDNEY n highly respectable farmor Of
Springfield Union County, New Jersey, desires IL 10
bo publicly known this 9Th day Of March, 1851 that ha
has used BRANDREFH'S VEGETABLE UNIVEH
SAL PILLS Tor fifteen years in his family, and for all
his hands in which time these pills havo cured them
of Bilious Elections, Headaches Rheumatism, Fever
and Ague Measles, Hopping Cough and in fact all tho
diseases TO which ahrgo family is occasionally sub ecb
lie says ne has never known IL to fail, and will be pcns
cd to give his testimony at all times in favor Of Bran
dreth's Pills ~ -
(Sigued) JOHN PUDNEY,
Springfield, Union Co., N. Y.
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From DIR. J. p. TEnnFTI., Warren, Ind, March g.,
ls5G.-I am engaged In tho practice of medicine
and find your dargling oil an extremely efficient
remedy in NIL cases whore an external application
Ia indicated.
From Dr. q. b. NEAL, Burris, Iowa, Dec. 20, 1856,
I have practicel medicine In this county seven
years and cheerfully recommend your GargIng oil
M tho hest linlme In use,
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From cRuNTP Bros, Cochrano LANDING, Ohio,
Nov. 90. 1S56.-We are pleasod'with your medicine
It has been the means Of curing great number Of
different diseases upon persons, as also upon
horses. Wo think II cnres all you recommend Il
10 do. We want yOu 10 send the larger proportion
Of the variety for "Famly Use" In small bottles.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23
No. 13.
SIMIIIA S1MILlBUS 0URANTUR,
ABaNlFItREYS
WON1ENpA AV'EGEN SE0ECNEICS

HANE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience, an entire sllcccrs: Simple
Prompt Efficient aud Reliable. They are tho
only Medicines perfectly adapted 10 popular use,
so simple that misiakcs cannot be made IN
using them; 80 harmless as to be free from dan
Ger, aud 70 efficient % 10 be always reliable
They have raised the highest commendatiOn from
all, anil Will al ways render satisfaction.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-23

Wounds, Calls OF all kinds, Sprains, BrnsoA Cract.
cd Heels, Ring Bone, Pole Evil, Wind Calls, Cal.
lous, Spawn, Sweeney, Fstula Stfnst, External
Poisons. Scratches or Grease, sprinehalt Sand
Cracks, Lameness, Strains Foandering Feet Mango,
Horn Distemper Gargot In Cows, Cracked Toats,
Foot Rot in Sheep, and many other diaoasoa Incl.
dent to Man and Beast.
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Gbifa9O Business l)irettoru.
cARPETINos.

The following are among tAs prominent leading btisI'
ness houses IN their several departments:
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AUSTIN g. co.

90 & 36 Federal, ,-l0Tlll, ll3 Congress ST
30 STON. MASS.
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is good for RhoumatlHm, Chllblans, Corns, Whit.
lows, Caked Breasts Sore Nipples, Cramps, Boils,
Bites Of Animals, Weakness of the Joints, Contrac.
tons of the Muscles Burns and scada, Frost
Bites, Painful Nervous Affections, Chappcd Hands,
Lame Back, Pain In the side, dwellings, Tumors,
Tooth Ache, Old Sores, HemoThods or Piles, Flesh
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-05-14
Manufactures

The sentiment that 'Femrires are not
built up by nature alone but by the hand
and brain of man." July accords with the
dogma we have proFounded upon the sub
ject Of The necessity of immigration to the
South.
Formerly the money receipts for the cot
ton Of the planters were invested in more
neg roes to make more cotton, but things
and times have changed and this DISPOSE
ton of capital can no longer thus be made.
What then, it is asked, shall be done with
the money?
To this, it is replied, let the planter in
vest in some enterprise that will tend to
develop the resources of his State, be use
full to the community and benefit himself.
Factories to spin the raw material into yarn
and thus double the value of the raw mate
rial. If indivdualsm is too weak for such
enterprises, let there be a combination of
capital and energy.
The same course is urged with regard to
coal and iron. And, indeed, all the articles
of daily necessity, which are provided from
abroad, should be made at home. OF course
this implies that they can be manufactured
cheaper.
The hides. for example, sent North should
be tanned at home. instead of sending them
to the North and receiving them back in
the form of leather, paying double Transport
tation and surrendering the profit which
might be kept at home, but goes into the
pockets of Northern manufacturers. Shoes
lucifer matches, harness, saddles, hats
Plows. hoes, axes, all come under the same
category.
The policy pursued by the South, con
tenting herself with devoting her energies
chiefly to agriculture, has tended to enrich
the north and impoverish the South.
What is required is more diversity in
our industrial pursuits. To agriculture
should add manufactures and mining,
-all those Ingenious contrivances of man,
hIeli' aid him converting the raw mate
50 abundsnt in the South. into those
a forms. upon which England.
bop of the world, and the north,
sBipulator of the raw material. have
richland consequently powerful.
5alsmonied men take stock in the
afacturing enterprise inaugurated here
weeks ago.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-05-14
Our Strength.

The strength of the South rests 10 the
brawny arms of her citizens who till the
soil. Their shouts to the Iatoring OK, to
the sturdy plowhorse, as the bosom of the
earth is upturned to the fruitful kisses of
the sun, are the watch cries of progress
and ring with the stirring trumpet tones of
Liberty.
In the wonderful productiveness of our
soil in the luxuries and necessities of life,
lies the true base of Our future indepen-
dence and greatness. This is our resource.
1t has asserted itself potently in the gloom
lest hours of our history, and SO long as
the changes of seasons continue, and
Gods promise is symbolized in the frail
arch-the architecture of the sun and the
rain-which spanned the desolation of a
drowned world, so long, if we are true to
ourselves, we will sit beneath 'our own
vine and fig tree, and none will make us
afraid.''
Among our farmers we find none of the
faint Of corruption, which pervades the pc.
litieal atmosphere.
Their noble calling ennobles them above
the venality of the times and the gold born
idolatry of cities, where men congregare
to prey upon each other, and amid the
crash aud all of a government, fastening
to an inbred, premature decay, with them
will be found, in primitive purity, the
principles for which our fathers fought.
Our immense crops, the last season, IN.
der the Disadvantages which beset the plan.
ters, demonstrates the recuperative capa,
city of the South and the energy of hel
people, more positively and indisputabIy
than any triumph we can gain, on the hust
ings or at the polls.