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, 1870-07-18

4 Word OF AdvIcc.-Mofhers know
the importance attached to the care Of seclhtnl
ch.ldten, Reid the advertisement OF Mr1. Whit
combs Syrup IN another column.
, 1870-07-18

MEXICO,

toSs7AsT1sorlE, July 16.-The fice~roy OF
Egypt Kiyts fort. thousand Turkish pouuls 10 ths.
sufferers bs Tie tate conti2gIattou.
, 1870-07-18


FuWLER-HKOWS-.Ju,y Ii. hy Rer. Or. Hatfield.
Il Tic rradtnsr Of shu brides father. ~ West
MI Alenza y, fuater aEd Ai1s RosAmond ~ Bsuwn,
NJ c41tr,
istSs-CHERRY-Asth tht rc+idenee Of and by the
tt,s;A f.; 4 susd:r sE West W.ahtnstonist. % ths
t. .. thn ett,. md Sophie E Chr1EJ. eny da9eht-s
10 haFf hes fT1rnds call It the fremont Hus~. any
evening this " e1k.
, 1870-07-18
DIED.

A1kES-Erderck Wiltthta, infant con of Frank F..
and l. fxhin II. Aiken.
funernl services II rtsidencr. - Wah.+a-sv, Tue-
dny. 18th. At tG 4. IN.
, 1870-07-18

Paper kannx.nks and Window
saadez, latest atylea P3tnta, oils, glass Ant
brushes. a. 2. E. Rt4byA. g Randolnn.eL
, 1870-07-18
Importation OF Negroes ~ Se,. Or.

NEW 0MtAEs, Iuly 1s,-Arrtred, schooner
!eanei&s, tsonl patt AZ Prtuce. rto ST. Marie,
iaTu, With ciRhty.uinc neSspcs for Plantations.
1t Il stated th2t the schooner viii Ttturn for
another cargo.
, 1870-07-18

y. ,sjEe s Or sHa 9naTt.ie. aell.e, ny point il
gan BE- suePijrd ~ the cubic ysrd Ut,et IT. paass
Clazktt, Roo1a9 ?. JOHN MGCAFFEKT l. ii, a'o'u
EGK sAi.E-,A f1RsTELASs SyoCK ~ Mi1-
Enef5 goods For PARTICULAR inquire n M &
, 1870-07-18

The Re4t and Or1xtuAl Tonic of
Phosphorus And Cs.isa5R, known I, PeFyo
Pnsophoratet E.lUr Of CsltsAyA BARI The iron
, 1870-07-18

BUSINESS CIis. Mes.

-. 31E1 3%11&1a - 1A1 ~
EnR SALE-CHEAP, CHpAp-h, ACRES FIN,
L.Lta: 5Mys testi. II Lt;1r l-lala; 80 pr asst
, 1870-07-18

Yesterday ah.re tos,aR men hired RsH tyoat
md went cruising VI the take. The wintl lIet1
nut antt fhes we're Hcalmel. While lying 1n.r
tionlrss on thr water the tugtoat Robert Tatrant
ran int0 their ctat- u}settlug It and throwing the
occupants tnfo the wafer. Fortunately ali Ecrr
sHlmmerr aud thrFfby sart.l 1helr Urea One oI
them lest valuable diamond ring s4tl 10 he
worth fs5l The iapt0in OF the tug hs1 entrusted
The helm 10 man wEo sAas whtsktg, consequent
y II ts not to be wondered Ut that he lid not avoid
the cuItsfOu. - -
, 1870-07-18

NVFkE o. 6ENEQlCT'S
Mammoth Gigantic lMinstrels.
Trt.le Trcur-, And Bra.s FaId. Patrpnzed only b.
the Elite xhd Eafhidn. IkfTr4t and iunst tulup.t5
Iru!e in Exttrcrt. The onlv company that ptrdics1
Fuut lit. st cou,+dans tfl- rytiit.
An tnftst cEanEe VI tht& week from Over
Fly.
First time Benedfrta
Fhar Chetachu H1ethtfs.
FitBt time boHkhrrfy's
Sick of The WpoGt.
FifsttiEnt krS n11d'A
Lnsr in All Cnfperr-
Fffet tulr Robinson md kept.s
r. lie Of afAdtir7.
Eifrt titue Hsr hot's nna1a1
Elra'A Eye View of the E1ohe
Etrss time (sfeazouA Lew banjo enf1s.
Never Go Haek 90 Your Word
FiEst time fo1 aud ~ards
New Statue ponbte Clas.
fsFsi time SBvlAf'A ballad,
PITT 1hrr In Thy Lisun Bod.
Essst ti51e f+sn~As Aatlad.
Jenny Who Isus Ia the Deli.
F1rEt time HstLl.~F's b2tl7a.
Iottfe Leo.
Mort }rasihk ti1t EVER ofit1ed.
Adn einp, 70 cts Paf1nette Rcscrvcd Sca4 IS eent.
Oithrsts1 thsifr, II. Ga!.ery. 5 ets.
CAAS- u. DEPRKZ, Manager.
, 1870-07-18
HELP P"ANTED-FEMALE. "


Ati-ert1An-cnss
NsASTEp--AT sSs PRAIR1E-Av, 4 NE IT, TIDY
- Hou:xu ~ sit u1-n inv 4iii Ap.f lsake h.7s.
kfTtrr7i]E nselnl a1at tt huree. she tuts.t h s.l
Geek.
N'ASTFn-I TOR A HOTEL Is MILES IN THE
- srnntsS. eTrE .tip'nt 2t~s Eif!. and laundry
3 to 1s A. III.
1tAaTED-Af Girl yu Gal TO KANSAS WITH
~ l.4v aad her family. 10 da part al ot n.
family. wnEk. tats4 wa4t4 ant :arr rsid. Apply t.
/, 1AF II 1aaE StAfe-ts>, Mis-. BALKANS ulise
, 1870-07-18

--'~~--<~< <~--@--~
1{nARD-RI A Lady, TWO CSFURS1s1tEp
rtont With hnSrl. few nlit,l'- 1vslk tron S,.t.
an'i lake.rt.. Addrer< X u z Tribune oticr.
I}uARD-RY A YOUNG LADY ENGAGED
is.1eatM"t thr day. Ia rr:s;a.. far.sly rrh ~
AGdstxt. etat!hK tcr1E-. L ! T, tilil.. 1t.lre -
, 1870-07-18

The Largest IL not always the Hest.
but the American Hotel, Boston, whlch IS the
loraest hotel In New England, Will also pc foQna
one of the btst. Every proyison Ia uaade ioE the
comfort Of Guests-
, 1870-07-18

UAyEx. July ts.-Cottpn market closed haRJ
Yesterday II S9f for tzcA otdm1lre on spot
, 1870-07-18

Pifnplc4 Removed And the Skin
tac,ured By CasweI, Haza1,f i CO., New YORK.
, 1870-07-18


AsDuf hatf-past II O'Clock, on SasstrttAr night, q
stote "a Iae outage No. :+'7 West Fulton strett,
occupied f{ Samuel Jackson, Ret mr. to somt
WOODWORK. The DANES were extinGuiAheh before
any maisfl natnaSe HAs done. lnsase<s fof 8toa
in The Cn!cagu FlEr.
- The aIaE1n from Dox No, 735, at nom, yesyt.y.
LAY, "as occasieit'l ~ rt In the two-stury frame
htpse 10. 1so Ohio Etrret, owned ly 3laEtp t3ca-
!iet Damage IL TIM ,l,,j.'inp, $:a,; .asuIr,i !az
Il ~ IN the iseptAtc- The Nr>t fooE Was oecu.
p.cd l5 kirfhas Il 1irose. . tueat shop L1,ss.
st1d: INSURED for <'4'o in tie Chicago Fire. tause
0nkhUNn.
--A o's!oek Yesterday afternoon 4 hays,:ck
on CLAYTON r.tec!. tetwtcn L1a,uA anl LaIl.E IL.
lonE1nE IL Henry AiIteE, Mas wi IN pre s,y a
smaIl buy. Loss sao; no insurance
Hex No u was turned In, at halt- past oeiocl
!ass evening. "n acrnuns Of the bursting OUT oj
na1nes III sne fancv ztosls Stosr No. s3s south
statt' stFre1. occupied ps j. F. Schater. Uamasy
10 *fcck, 1880 injured for t7t0 In the Rej1ul,lic
and tta4 "a The FhGaix, os Hartford Schafrf
als' haf t31N insurance In the Republic On ux-
tuEeHs and ss:0 III The rhn:ni4 an pcssonal prn1-
csts- There was plenty ot s-rcsenc scattere,,
around tie place, ami The rfuPItetnE was arrested
Oh susplelon Ct hssinE SET Il on irr.
, 1870-07-18

sG..- -. ~ A.t"* e,tAt'sA.
. ---..----' -
BUEINESS C1s Nf.ES.
=.
1 S3tk'K uf HOt,r@. sfiUE.>, II tT'' AND CAPS
T. ~ ,g ~: ~ - .ne ~ y ~ .*-: "a; y 1:,sno. Vht
lie tLecnis in. arr. eus tr,,t "a, ,,4.,.t . aS y
NJ ! .arlnS h,;,in, ~ ran rail- IN " stters II
wao,ss.,r ~, rcr,7; 1,7o1- ,I1
y ts.tt"n, u.utic. w..lpst.f sud sr.,rrsi v.rr,y
hM mi ~ ,sS nin%, X * X n KS sT.i t3.i',t
tnwr ios ~ 80. ""ut $500 sts. nne Al M1'.hni!.
i,.s " as,s-.. t..Tt siu:tatt stfn,"n iF *A-
"F H"'r@ .: y. W. ". tears'tts's ~
RCAnE SALOON. 40 sTATE-sT.. OPPOSITE
qujrr "a prtnts,t. i. C.bRaFER "1''is' ''' sA'e- ia
4 VALUABLE RRCi; STORE fAilSt; 4 t;ttO1,
tAcsih.r StcI aud 1tnns new md an E.., r. enn,a,
Gasa esttsner 'snt 70 Wet + NJ n.son tsr I'll.
4 su1ssLs MIL. IN p1.ystxi; opnrp -
t ,o M'sh h IT. . :. az s,. PARTNER
esa .9H'y to Z. aEAhs Co., No. : Asskct4t-
n md e,stionr1 ,,nv s1 II * W
ar ..Se I:onb e.9s " ta okthet Schsi
isT =, 5r 5ras'9 for tcnS reasticn
s"Ase .Ht@4te ~ - N~a1teA-ei-
, 1870-07-18

restores cnsot - the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of t,,e nsrse issue, and tae caasayh
E1ns sherrby curing dtspepa1A In ts various FORMS
wskefulneas, general debility. depression OF splr,
ttss also the best preventative aGatuat fever snn
sa1e, Manufactured enly By Caswell, uata1d q
c., New {oEk. Sold b. druggists
, 1870-07-18
THE CITY n BRIEF,

Mrs. Charlotte CIauss,h feli de,a =, h.r ,.r.
$3.50, aset ~. 80 61izapeth Street, about
oclock On eatarlay evening. She had been suf-
fertnS fF"n heatt istase for ae1ne tine AMI Tho
Coronrrs tu,x rar,e..a , rs.,t., 49, ss. ~. tAe
cause Of ,.rath sht. isft forr hi,1 a@l nastne
-Fu1frr1ct W..frh.rs fS1i fv11 I.s Iaita's 81 I'll
.,ay niphH IL III s.., ~ - eock On sAtur-
III Hicr fhc TnnF1 ra4nss!a uWSt 'os tnfue da1s
rlo,frn. sxp,r4na,tnn IL, t! ~! a!San, Maie pott-
al frn.n n...-. aoa aounu taat utatn RESULT
scctr,i,n,-,s t 1ssa u,sans ssmasek ~as senavstt.
ssstn. . ~ .,'ts csAsed "ns ~ Years OF age, and
tauere1' naGnca hteh2e3 Salem, Nas taken
, 1870-07-18
ArflArMs.

'. A man named Howard, while attemnting TO
imp au The frs ut rlalfnrm Of Randolph street
ear at the corner Of ueasborn street, On SATURDAY.
night, slfppeti aud fell on the ttacx. The front
~hetl PASSED over Ills left fonl, scscr1ng thfsc
toes, aht! the hind wheel wou!l have a.lle to his
in1urlcs had nut Policeman l,rr5tc pulled nm iron,
Eta ~, ami subsequently ecut 10 his home %
West Like street
, 1870-07-18

An unknown nan was drowned In the 1ate.
bathing. lie vas ,,sek-eti in green cheek pants.
unfh coat and white shit, and had brown hair,
uoastachc aud whtaterx~ II ia thought he lived
on Townsend streef. The Deputy Gunner heltl
an 1nqnest, ans The JarF Returned reftct of DC
cidentally droWneAr The body was sent 10 the
dtail-haIise.
employed In the Nett Side Rolling Mill, went to
lathe ia q pond aear the SortM avenue a,r11gr.
One OF them. john Moran. getting beyond n1a
depth, and hrtnN unable 10 sw1In was llrnupcb
before his fntnds con!d assist h!u,- The body was
fecoyeIet aud ah itqncst hsit. resulting in VET.
dict In accort!ants with the tacts He was 3 ycars
Thsther tie body was taken III Policeman Bsauu1
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07

On Thursday last, a fearful
accident occurred near Inde-
pendence, Richland county, o.
While a large number of hands
were engaged in raising barn,
u boy was sent to secure chick
ems for cooking purposes, and
while beheading them cut eff
two or three of his fingers, pro-
ducing considerable excitement
at the house, just as the hands
had raised a heavy piece of
timber to the top of the frame
work. The alarm was given,
and the hands let the timber
fall. Five persons are reported
to have been crushed beneath
the falling timber and killed
outright, while two others were
SO badly injured injured that
they died in the evening. Over
twenty persons were badly
hurt.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07

II Is an uNFAILING REMEDY In all eases Of Neural
gS FGcals often etfectng perfect cure in less than
twenty hours, from the use ONO more than Two
or three pills.
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has
failed to yield to this wonderful relnedia agent
Even In the severcst cases OF Chronic NeWalga
and general nervous derangements1-of many years
Notwithstanding the entire SYSTEM It's use Tor q
few days, or o few weeks o. tie utmost, always af-
ords the most astonishing relief, and very rarely
fails to produce complete and permanent cure,
1t contains no drugs or other materials in the
slightest degree injurious, even TO the most delicate
system and can always be used with perfect safety.
1t has long been in constant use by many Of our
most eminent physicians, who g We i their unanl-
nous and unqualified approval The following,
among many of our best citizens testify to its won
"Maving used DR.. Turner'S Tic.Doulouyeag or
URioersdL Neuralgia PH Personaly,-and in nu-
merous instances recommended 1t TO patients suffering
with neuragia-l have found II, without an eXcep-
ton, to accomplish all the proprictors have Gained
j. r. DILLINGHAM; Dentist.
l2 Winter Street, Boston, Feb 18th, 1861"
Mr.. j. M. Il. STORY, FOR many years an apolhecary
in this city and for three years during the war, In
the Hospital Department under the U, S. Govern
ment, thus speaks Of II:
81 have known DR.. Turner'S Tic Douloureux or
Universal Neuralg PHI for twenty years. have
sold 1t and used It personally, and have never known
Of case where 1t did not give relief Customers have
told me they would not be without 1t If each pill
cost IL dollars. think 1t the most reliable and val
liable remedy for neuralgia Gand nervous disease IN
the world"
MEssRs. TURNER & Co.:
For long time member Of my family has suf-
tered severely with neuralgia. The pain was amost
unendurable. We tried various medicines without
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your pill. 1t has proved perfectly successful AMI ne
traces Of the disease remain. / can gladly recon-
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Respectfully yours Nv. pELTON,
| Boston, Madch 25, 1861. Counsellor at Lac
Sent by mail on receipt Of price and postage.
One package 100 Postage cents
Six Packages 500 27 "
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines ant
by TURNER & o.. Sole PrOpriCtors' 100 FREMONT
| ST. BOSTON, MASS. 4N
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07

A horrible murder was COM
mitted not long since, at the
village Of Newton Stewart, in
Orange county, N. Y. James
w. Foster, an esteemed farmer
Of that county, accused a man
Lamed Watkins of stealing u
shirt, which so incensed the
latter that he seized an ak and
struck Foster q terrible blow
on the shoulder, almost cutting
the arm and shoulder off. Fos-
ter attempted to get away,
when he was struck again in
the back with all the power of
the murderer, and his heart
was literally cut in two. The
murderer was arrested, and SO
intense was the excitement that
it was feared the people would
lynch him, but better counsels
prevailed and he was taken to
Paoli and lodged in jail.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
How to Obtain Rich Milk.

If you desire to obtain rich
milk, and in abundance, give
your COWS three times a day q
mixture of salt and water,
slightly warmed, in the proper
ton Of one pint Of salt to two.
gallons Of water, In practic-
ing this operation regularly,
you will remark that your COWS
will give Immediately, from the
effects of this drink, twenty-five
per cent. more milk than before;
and at the same time they will
become attached 50 strongly to
it, that unless very thirsty will
refuse clear cold water. a
bucketful, morning, noon and
night, will be sufficient.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
C ertain. Safe and Efficient

C ertain, Safe and Efficient.
1t at once relieves and invigorates all the vi
tai functions, 7DiMOut causing, at any time, or
under any circumstances, the SltGhteSt fnjwgto
dnyof them.
The most complete and uniform success has
for many years attended its use In France, and
in some portions of the United Statesi ana 1t is
now offered to the general public, WIN the most
absolute conviction that It can never fail to ac-
complish all that is claimed for it.
1t Is HARMLESS IN THE EXr2EME, az all times,
and under all circumstances; and is UNLQUALED
by any remedy yet known to the world where Il
purgative is indicated.
II produces little or no pain in its operation
leaves the organs entirely free from irritation,
and meyer in the slightest degree, overtaNes or
eXctes the nervous system.
In BILIOUS DIsEAsEs, Indigestion and Dys-
pepsa ii Is Invaluable.
1t is the grand Purifier ofthe Blood, and hence
cannot fall to eradicate from the system ScroG-
ula, Eryslpelos, Salt Rhcum, Canker, and Gu
taneous Eruptions generally. Irregular, OF
want of Appetite, Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Collie Pains, Diarrhma,
Water brash, Sour and Bitter Stomach and
foulness and faintness of the same; Impure
breath, dizziness, sympathetic nervous, OF
sick Headache, Rheumatism, Gout and Inna-
nations in all forms these and all kindred
relieved by this mild yet powerful remedy.
General Debility with Its inseparable accom-
paniments, mental and physical, such rs
green sickness, laSsitudo of mind and body,
uTOWSlnHbS, lOulSpuSlDll W tNtICISB, WtUklGSs
of the limbs, feelings of encouragement, de
spondency and distrust, all disappear uuder its
magic influence.
1t regulates rnd invgorates the bowels; Is q
sure antidote for obstinate cOstiveness and
piles; gives renewed vigor TO the stomach:
evokes the action Of the liver dssipatcs the
yellow dye of laundicc and eradlcates from the
skin, bilious spots or mould-mOth and frcckles.
1t cxcites the Kidneys to renewed, vigorous
and healthy action; and Is certain TO bring
prompt relief In all cases Of DiarrhUa and Dys-
entery.
1t Is eminently efrcctual in the cure of all
diseases Of children, however iniantlle, cspcc-
tally for collie, worms, and irritation and fret
fulness while teething.
As dinner pill or digester, it Is second to
none other, taken with the food II operates
as general Alternative whereby the entire i'm.
paired organism Is stimulated to renewed en-
ergy, and to healthy yigOr and vitality IL is
extensively used by the Faculty rs Il convenient
and thorough cathNrtlc, having no action other
than the one intended BsSynS Sent by mail on
receipt of price and postage, viz:
) Bs4ss,' BE-; sYY.S5 =: Pos''so'I 'Is s ooant'.
1t issold by all dealers in drugs and medlcin
anu by TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors, 100
fremont Street. Boston, Mass.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
INSURANCE
O.yD. HAWK,
LICENSED INSURANCE AGENT,
ARTHUR, OHIO.

ID EPRESENTS the following
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES:
ETNA OF Hartford, Conn.
Underwriters, New York.
HOME, Columbus.
MERCHANTS, Chicago.
FRANKLIN, West Va.
Aud the following
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NATPN'L LIFE & HOME, of N. York
ny Policies issued on reasonable terms
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
From The Pittsburgh Po8t,l


The nomination i'll the Elev-
enth District is one eminently
worthy to be made, in the per-
son Of Hon. Ralph Leete, who
has long been identified with
the public affairs Of the State,
serving with distinction in the
popular branch of the Legisla,
ture. Whether his party was
in the majority or minority in
the Legislature, Mr.. Leete al,
ways gave decided tone and
character to the legislation. AS
n speaker and public debater,
Mr.. Leete has but few equals
and no superiors in the State
and is regarded as one Of the
ablest men on the stump that
the West affords. He is a
young man OF great native
abilities and rare scholastic en-.
tertainments, and has the friend.
ship and esteem of political
friends and opponents alike
John T. Wilson, the Radical
candidate was elected two
years ago by more than two
thousand majority. Last year
this majority was cut down to
one thousand, and with Mr..
Leete as the standard bearer,
there are the strongest reasons
to believe that he will carry
the district.
From Tho Cleveland PlalndcaIerl
The Democratic Congression
al Convention for the 18th
District, nominated the Hon.
Ralph Leete, of Lawrence
county, for Congress. Mr..
Leete is one of the ablest and
most popular men in Southern
Ohio, and will make a close
run against John r. Wilson,
the Republican candidate,
whose nomination is very dis
tasteful to a large portion of the
Republicans Of the District
The Republican majority in
the 1lth, three years ago, was
2,128, r
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
Make Your Trees Branch
Low.

Make Your Trees Branch
Low.
Trim your pear trees for gar.
den or field use, so that they
will branch at a distance Of one
OF two feet from the ground
The advantages are easily emu
merated ~
1st. 1t is easy to trim.
I'd. 1t is easy to gather the
fruit.
Sd. Falling fruit is little in
iured.
4th. All branches being stur-
dy, will not be strained by
over.bearing OF overweight Of
fruit.
5th. The soil will be kept
shaded and moist.
9th. Trunk will be protected
from the scorching sun.
9TH. Tree will grow more
and more beautiful. Horti-
culturist. ,,,.i33a',gs4J
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Miles !RatGliG,
lS Guardian Of Rebecca Hanson, has n!ed his
tial settlement In the Probate Court Of Yinton
county. Ohio. and that the hearing thereon
will bo on the oath day ofSeptember, a. d. 1870,
at II o'clock A. NJ. IL. u. MAYO,
August 81, i610'3t Probate Judge.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
Columbus, &, ,Hocking,Valley Railroad

Through Car
From COLUMBUS (via Athens to- PORTSMOUTH
Over the Columbus & Hooking Valley and
Marielta& Cincinnati Rail Roads.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
Macarthur, Sept. z, 1870
Our Candidate for Congress-


The Democratic Congress
ional Convention which assem-
bled in this city, placee!d, IN
nomination as our candidate
forCongress, Hon. Ralp Leete,
Of Ironton. The nomination of
a gentleman so eminently quail
itied for the position, will be
accepted by the Democracy OF
the District with pride and sat
i,faction.
Mr.. Leete's reputation as a
lawyer and legislator is not con-
fined to this District. lie is
recognized throughout the
State as one of the ablest men
in Ohio. He has served two
terms in the Ohio Leglsla'
ture, in 1859, and in 1869,
and his untiring industry ana
usefulness as a member Of the
BODY to which he belonged,
are attested by the wholesome
legislation he projected, (of
Which we shall speak hereatter)
and the great influence he e1-
erted in the councils OF the
State. In the last House of
Representatives he was chair
man of the Finance Committee,
position he filled with mark,
ed sagacity and we'll tempered
judgment.
Ralph Leete stands before
the voters Of this district as {
firm, uncompromisiug friend o
THE PEoPLE-an honest, earn
est advocate Of the rights of the
many against the encroach'
ments of the few-one whose
public record shows that every
impulse of his heart is in sym
pathy with the laboring mass
es-striving at all times t.
tighten their burdens and bet
ter their condition, and in thei
behalf ready to war agalns
monopolists in every shape
His public spirit has too Otter
been manifested not to be well
known. No enterprise has
ever been started in Southern
Ohio but that had in Mr.. Leete
its most earnest and effective
champion. There is not a man
in Lawrence county, where he
has resided for a quarter of a
century, but will bear prompt
testimony to this fact.
With such q standard bear
er, the Democracy Of the Eley-
enth District enter the canvass
with every reasonable show of
success. With united strength
and earnest purpose, let US
rally around him-sustain him
xealously in his labors through
out the contest, and the Elev-
enth District will be redeemed.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07

PATRONIzE HOME INDUSTRY |!
GILMAN, WARD & Cos 4 X Brand
of Family Flourl Every Sack war
ranted good! OAlySl50 per SacM
u. DES. MARTIN, Agent.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07

A sweet potato grower in
Southern Illinois declares that
sweet potatoes will keep in
bulk. He has seven hundred
bushels in one pile. He says:
The potatoes should be dug
before the vines are injured by
frost, and sun them until dry
and warm enough to keep out
frost, and should have a clay
floor. Throw your potatoes on
the floor in apple, and line be.
tween them and the wall with
fine hay or fax straw. The
deeper and larger the pile the
better. Cover with the same
material, Cover the hay or
flax straw with clay; an inch
or two is sufficient in this
climate; leave an air hole in
the top, Or if the pile is large,
two or three will be required
to let out the steam keep them
warm enough to sprout a little.
In damp, warm days open q
window and door in day time,
Cover soon after they are put
in the cellar.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07

FIRST TR AIN-Leavcs Columbus at $40 A. NJ
arriving at Athens at II 40 A. M, connecting
with NJ & c. Railroad arriving at Macarthur
at tl9:47 p. NJ. with n Through Car from Co.
lumbus to Portsmouth.
SECOND TRAIN-Lcavss Columbus at o:55 p.
NJ, arriving at Athens at 7:25 r, VI.
The Morning Traing from Portsmouth has a
Through Car for Columbus leaving Macarthur
at 1927 p NJ; leaving Athens at2P. M; arriy-
ing at Columbus ut B :25 p. ".
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-09-07
Portsmouth Branch.

Trains Connect at Loveland
For all points on the Little Miami Railroad, anc
at the Indianapolis & Cinciuuati Railroad juno
tiou for all points West.
W. W. PEABODY,
NdStsrO| Transportation.