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HE BLOOD is THE LIFE.
u,HE BLOOD Is THE LIFE
NEW DISCOVERY.
COMPOUND OXYGEN TREATMENT.
sPERMAroRRHGA, OR SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CURABLE CASES.
OFFICE no. Is WEST TWENTIETH STREET, NEW

This diseaee which prevails to alarming extent in
months but still there The
estaons to this condition are nervous debility,
exhaustion, constipation, dmness OF sight, consumption
of the tissues OF the system, pslpltation OF the
pain In the back mbs melancholy and insanity. Many
daily the bened.ctions We receive from this
Of sufferers who in misery and gloo and
Who after receivn: treatment few days. or at farthest
tho cases. weeks, experience permanent
II discovery only applicable TO the cure OF
this disease that Of itself would stamp 1t one OF the
greatest blessings OF the age
After an examination the disease pronounced cra.
lie will In all cases " the patient
desires. .
medical agent used by Dr. Brown in his practice Is
Compound Oxygen combination Of essential gases,
chemists scientific have been trying to torn
centuries but without tangible results Till the recent I'M
portant discovery This remedial agent Ia
treiy different In composition and effects from all other
systems OF treatment for diseases peculiar TO the human
fully Into the philosophy and great advantages to be derived
his method but suffice 10 that oxygen
10 the great renoyaor or the boiy and all sufficient In
haa.s nrgana, p.c-aed be and ample In quantity.
eeso matter Inflammation local Or general induced and
the whole structure Is IN danger To renovae the bool the
healthy sacretiors, surely the repair the
mschef and air sufficient only for healthy condi.
ton Is incapable of promptly overcoming diseased cond
tons In disease then. the demand fora greater supply
The Compound Oxygen Treatment s applicable for the cre
all diseases caused by impure condition Of the blood.
Dr. Browns oce is crowded daily with anxious nqurers
relative TO this treatment. .
All INQUIRIES By Iettor will answered. and all necessary
'h'''n'A"0" s'''A y ''" w. D. BROWN Md,
No. Is West Twentieth street, New York.
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1T So LIBERTY STREET,
"A Carriages and Harness. elegant top Buggies Park
PhaetOns Pony Phaetons basket top top runbe)
also Rockaways, depot and jaeger Wagons; alfo
Harness, Harness
large CONSIGNMENT OF fret class hand made light single
DOUBLE less than OF manufacture to closc ont
the lot must be sold Linen Sheets Lap Robes Whips
Haters, &C., wholesale and retail Attention OF dealers es
reciay solicited AL goods warranted sound and per-
feet at % Liberty street. - -
SQUARE BOX SHIFTING TOP BUGGY, OF GOOD
n and stylish make, new last year and In huc ORDER for
sale cheap al ~ East Nineteenth street.
A PAIR OF MATCHED (BLACK) CARRIAGE HORSES.
n sound and stylish, warranted perfect In every way
Also Silver Plated Harness, &C.; Clarence and Landau
Brewster Baldwin makers for sale cheap; bargain for
be private stable in Kent foot
Of Rush street, Williamsburg. Inquire for Mr.. WEAVER, at
coai yard adjoining.
ONE HUNDRED FOUND wAGON.-sIGNAL
IA. triumph OF Our "Patent Supporting Bars" The atten
tion OF the riding public srespcctfuy invited TO wagon
'''' ROBERT BONNER,
the axle beds and daught bars being constructed with our
patent attachment have twice the usual srength and
sIfnrm J. B. BREWSTER CO..
Twenty aftb street, near Third avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A UTCIoN SALE n,
ADJOURNED UNTIL THURSDAY APRIL q,
In consequence Of the weather nauch the property has
to be sold without limit reservation in order to close
estate, by order Of executors.
STANLEY DAY, Auctioneer, olces Ill broadway, will
SELL a 9x O'clock al the private stable S3l West Fifteenth
street, between Eighth ana Ninth avenues
leTs. sold sngy. with privilege of pair
One large family Carriage, built by Wood
One large Baroucbe Wood, maker.
One foir.seated light Wagon, shifting top,
Park Phaeton (shel shape pole shafts umbrella top
and dicky seat, nearly new; cost 3l, ,25O
One horse single and carriage Harness. Blankets Cloths
Rain Covers Sheets Brushes Combs Forks Shovels, Dust
el Br9oms Buckets Mirror. Clock Stove, Hosc Hay Cut
Parties can examine the above the stable until day
sale.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

| E,OR SALE-A HORSE HARNESS AND fUkNIIunE
Truck. In good order horse years o'd can ~ s0' "
| i89 Grand street, Jersey City.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


8. FLAEDRAU, CARRIAGE BUILDER,
a. Nos and II East Eighteenth street.
New and eegant Carriages In all the most fashionable
styles Lsndsus Landauets four and SIX seat RockawAy
Derot Wagons. Top and Road Wagons and Phactons At
greatly reduced prices.
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At BARKER & HAMLINS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK
TATTERSALL'S.


MAJOR cHAKIEs fiSs Y: gARKEk, HTcfIosEEE.
public sale to the beat advantage, and general assor
Of % s s o III sa
constantly on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Tweny-:our hours allowed for trial on every horse sold
NAN'' ""'' LARGE DRIVING RING
THE ONLY p oSG On %fs;' IN THE CITY
for showing horses on sale.
cf1il s4G e.
stylish and handsome blood bay Coupe Horsc about
nc very a ni "a gsSSs:
fecty gentle for lady to drve elegant sepper and sharp
'0A'''e'' sEvEKHL CHEAP WORK HORSES.
One ne three S%Ihs seat Road wagon made BY Miner
One elegant onchalf seat piano box side spring Road
upe1Sr nsaTy se. Road Wagon
made BY Benson Bros, and warranted for one year.
Haraess S:nfi Horse ass cSS.hns hH :. %h.
.r The q fast ah % Gs s s
ns IN and Is waated To tro n So this day or good
track with training ,rot in 24S Is handsome
At fulI speed s warran;sd Kind 10 all harness:
One dns SsrodoSs ~ y T;N TSSH XIII
The well known handsome, high bred and fast blood bay
''''''@ "'' MAID OF THE MILL.
about ls4 high and old sired By Mambrino Pilot
dam Star mare troted against time !three minnte two
ruff in also troted the Secaucus track season
+S S's snr re- I BTff Hs = bx 6 sns S : SALE
afraid nothing, and be driven by lady aud for stylo
appearance, endurance, gait and good qualities
ons superior the road or track Was late
bdaes 20 e:oss the esate q e ss william Mcann ped
sf sns srewss gssss w ss seat
Wagon Harness, Blankets, Whip, &c.
Several other road, work and business Horses
Sales IseS never postponed on account Of weather.
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PERSONAL.

In THE YEAR A. D. 1879, FRANCE JOINED BY
-. Austria, Italy and Turkey, will declare war agans,
Prussia and Russa and that year shall the downfall
lf the French Empire For the powers Of Prussia
Russia shall drive their foes before them ike whwind
s'Thc Anointed." JOHN BISHOP HALL.
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THOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF h.s line leave pier North rlvcr, foot d
Beach street.
For Norfolk City Poln. AM Rchmoni every Tucsisys
Thursday and saturday at NJ connecting with the Viz
sna Tennessee Air line the Seaboerd Inland Air has
Petersburg and Weldon rsroaf, Chesapeake ant Ohio raft
roads, Richmond and Danvills raroad Through
sengcr tickets and through bills OF ladiny reduced
all points South and Southwest.
Apply at onice on pier g, or To- 50
ls5 Greenwich street, corner OF Dsy
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AT. PRIVATE STABLES, MACDoUGAL ALLEY, OFF
"A MacdoGCa street. between Wayerey place and Eighth
MAJOR @ W. BARKER, Al CfIONEER.

A PRIVATE STABLES MACD0UGAL ALLEY, OFF
AtlO oeock % On ThuIsaay. Ap.l q,
. .,. the entire sioeE o. ii: stable, ssns.nSos
hands, av: and s1 od x.Ian.ss sound and tsa
n:oss 'e% ens
- Our ;hitng top light wagon with Pole and Shafts built
Two sess HARNESS: ons Princess metal
mounted noun made @ BY Loudcn.
s 'ss sa
ss iHs
Stock examined any time Prevous sale
ely Yors rasrsa
way and 1hry-ninsh street.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY sALh OF FINE
ops IL d % and ;! sS sHS L. SD
xss:onssr Al sasd, & S'SS? So dfs.i s 5ons. Street
I'D
s sSt road 2; Sss ps sI
sn h Ssa q a ss all
fine roadster warraused sound and kind and
Extra line, large chestnut trot.ng Horse, by American
sar hands perfect action symmstrc9i ad n
rosr has Ans courage without vice trick does pot
s rS; r. seS G es ..
for 500 when years old upon showing ao Mr. Molsr
A9 ss sfi be
be beat $40 good track and warranted TO beat
ESQ to road wagon and warranted sound and kind the
Superior hnnisome and high bred dspplo gray saddle
Horse been ridden and used By LADIES' broken to all ar
ness and perfectly safc for ladies and children to ride
drives very intelligent and handsome fast traveller with
superior style; warranted sound and kinI.
Extra fine styled gcntec and well behaved brown Horse,
l5 high years old has vice tricks fears noaing
10 traveller with fine and amabe disposition
warranted sound and kind and to rot In three minutes
DARK chesnnt Horse Is high seven years old fine free and
easydrver all day traveller fears nothing ia Stylish and safe
for any drive, and stads without tying warranted
sound and kind.
The horses the property Of two private gene-
both going abroad and having further for them
and absolute sale, withou restriction
limit. Full particulars in Thursdays (omorrow) Herald
sale. Stock be carly Thursday morning
tefore sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ENCOURAGEMENT.
"A TIE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

"A THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
THE THAuMATURGIcAL REMEDIALs.
Guaranteed to OF disease to one cured
by all the doctors and paten: medicines combined.
TIE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
es,sss CURES IN EIGHT MONTHS OF
Catarrh. h.....................He Heart Diseases.
$onsu%,E,ion Kdns Kinsy Affections
Kheuma. ism. ......"..."..... Womb Complaints
scroiua Observation-Disclosures Affections
Bssrepss ssfefss Female DISEASES
HesdaSnss: V,as s hsnns ayu
-as;,m H.. Organic Weakness.
EFpispsy Seef. Me%fTy Glyapou.
fss ar:a almost bs hs
CINEs" at an infnitesima cost The Cnversy Meacines
Sa s S hs sGs State M'dSs 4Ss
Isasy :cssy and power Hi,ssT
70 unknown 3 70 msdSrs % . we are oay
dan Fom Rar. he e. assn
s me % or saf
MS M Yissts Ss Mssas IT,
country from Maine Mexico becoming the leading Health
ssS ns :S s @
They are now regularly prescribed py nearly i'ooo
physicians.
shortly publish the encouragement. Of the sf.
fictct, list of 1c0p Of the most remarkahe cures
sspbs IF .s.e in :, HSE Tn
after all other treatment and remedies had failed.
The following publications free to all ,,.
The celebrated illustrated University Almanac FOR lo!O
printed in coiors 0 containing elaborate descrp
zion of the University Medicines the New system OF Medical
Practice Che Chsnicopashc our Discoveries In Mes's;ac
novel Physiological information fec all who call send
Ill History OF the Cameo. fTsn contains Illustrations OF
rrcat cures Of Blood Maades.
i'll The Physiological Monograph (n rcd and godl DE-
shr confidential department OF the University, including
account OF the newly discovered remedies pescrbcd BY
wSIch over g0c0 paents have recently been permanently
cured This beautiful little book should be read BY all before
consulting the newspaper advertising 1uacks
All The University Remedies sale at the New York Medi
cal University Nos and University place, New YORK.
Down Town Agency, Huinut Co.. Herald Building, sia
broadway, New York Open Gay and night
Aren., wanted everywhere. sand for terms. address
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sPonTING-DOGs, nlRDs, 60.

.>.> sPOnTlNG-DOGs, birds, 80.
A LII KINDS. OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
sale le-Medieines for AL dseasss. Prepared food for
%soSSsnS BIRDS B. DovEYs, No dreeno street,
n. N.B.-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovcy.
FIRST CLASS ENGLISH DOUBLE GUN WANTED
about %o noon Case &c. complete Call At n M TrXSR row.
I Aquatic Plants &C., suitable 70 the aquarium Shells
@ coral SG; wholesale and retail Depot sheppsrt's seed
THE TURF.
PRosPEcr PARK FAIR eRoyN p ASSOCIATION.
NAV 1, sPEHMS MSNv MEETING. iJ
$sEA5SHsi SaEsBS4H, Xxi sis'SSa (!
S iSs sna sGSss % that have never osd FOR
ss5o rs;s iSs for ali double teams to
~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE I.
& @ AZ ~ S S Tor horses that have never beaten ao
No s@Pnrse 900 horses that never beaten ss
s'''' s'''' s''" 'ra TiISRSDAY. SRS yuNEa
pusse 1 FOR horses that have never beaten aSo
No $500 free for all horses-sI 500 $780, @7co
All the above 10 mile heats bess three IN Ave, in
harness except when otherwise specified and WIN be gov
een entrances afs Entries ITO H. soock
T % S ' g s
horse disanclns the held win receive The entire parse.
All entries De HSsTiS
TTNIoN COURSE LONG IsLAND-rRorrING.-T
spring purses viii close at roronce saioon corner OF
sD2 sSsd " Gs street. ws Ew sA xf on gaa,a
STALLJONs.
COMMODORE vANDERBILT-FORs SALE THE CELE-
bratea Tro.iing Stallion Commodore Vanderbilt; be is
than half his vae not sold in tea days he will make the
Ssw s s.a s ssas a
vate STABLE l4l West Thiriythird street.
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A UCTION SALE OF CARRIAGES.
n ALLEN B. MINER, Auctloneer.
BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
On SATURDAY, April %.
Positive sale Of elegant Carriages, made by Mess Brew
comprising Vehicles Of every description, at
the Carriage Sa,csrocm No. 5Jl Broadway,
st. Nicholas Hotel Block,
commencing at II O'Clock each day.
Now exhibition.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

repetition of his charge. "I
take it," said he, Sand I reiter-
ate it, that it is a principle of
ethics that no one here will
dispute, that he who deals q
blow on one that is unprepared
forit, and has no notice of it, is
an assassin and a coward, and I
venture that it is an assertion
that evenGthe Speakers gavel
will not interrupt" Butler
then sat down, full Of passion
and excitement. The members
were requested to take their
seats and order was restored.-
After a little more debate the
vote wvs taken, but so general
was the feeling against Butler,
who had at first advocated the
bill, when he knew he was In
terested, that he only got
twelve votes, the measure being
rejected by more than a hun
dred majority.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
MISC ELL A N ECU 8.
Two Pounds Of Butter Out
of One.

/ here present to your read
ers as a free gift a recipe fol-
which l paid five dollars two
years ago--and whatever 9th
ers may say or think, I do not
regret the expenditure (:
To every pound of butter
you mnst use one pint of milk
and the yellow of two eggs
The last named article is to be
well beaten up and placed in
the churn. The churn must
first be cleansed with hot water
After putting in the yellow Of
the eggs you must pour in the
milk, which must be slightly
warmed in cool weather. Then
cut up the butter (if it is hard)
into small bits OF slices. Then
churn in the usual way. Butter
will come in a few minutes,
and you will have double the
amount you put in. The prop.
er temperature of the materials
in order to make butter quick
is ffty-fve degrees Of Fahren
heit's thermometer, which is
somewhat less than milk warm
Put the butter on ice or over
water, and don't work it fol-
forty-eighty hours, and.you vii.
have as solid an article as ever
went on a table.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
The Meanest Thief ON Rec
ord.

Washington Banks, stall
wart fellow of about thirty.
found bis way into one of the
cells of the First Precint station
yesterday for playing the role
OF a minister in order to swindle
a poor wo nan out of SIS. The
accused was in the neighbor-
hood of st. Mary's Market on
Saturday morning, when he was
accosted by a young woman,
who asked him where she could
find a minister to christen her
child. Finding that she was
willing to pay for the ceremony,
Banks said that he was min
lister, and accompanied her to
her house, where he found the
child at the point Of death. He
sent the mother out to borrow
a Bible, and then went through
the form of christening the
child, which died during the
performance. Banks now told
the mother that he would attend
to matters, and have her name
enrolled in the society of which
he was a minister. The society,
he said, would pay all the ex-
penses of the funeral, but she
must give S. for the christening
fee and the initiation. She
gave him the money and he left
in a hurry, taking the Bible
with him, and promising to re-
turn in half an hour with a
coffin. AS nothing was heard
of him afterward, the woman
had a warrant issued for him on
the charge of larceny of the
Bible and obtaining money on
false pretences, and the swind.
Ter was soon in custody
Ne,0 Orleans Rep.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

{ Some farmers allow them
selves to fall into the miserable
and costly habit of letting their
COWS, early in the spring, roam
at will over their meadows
Nothing is more injurious. The
ground always wet in the spring,
is trodden into such an unequal
surface that, beside the great
injury to the grass roots, now
ing is made more difficult, and
the loss in subsequent crops is
many times greater than all
the cattle get in their perambu
lations. Keep the COWS and
other cattle in the barn or in
the barn yard, OF some small
lot adjoining, till there is grass
enough in the pastures to give
them q good bite; and then
when turned out, with one
feeding of hay each day, they
will have just what they need
to secure to them the best
health and to the owner the
largest profit.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
Protect Your Eye Sight.

Millions blindness was the
result of overwork and dys-
pepsia. One Of the most emf
nont American divines, having
for some time been compelled
to forgo the pleasure of read
ing, has spent thousands Of dol
lars in value, and lost years of
time in consequence Of getting
up several hours before day and
studying by artificial Light
His eyes never got well.
Multitudes Of men and wo-
men have made their eyes weak
for life by the too free use of
the eyesight, reading small
print and doing fine sewing
In view of these things, it is
well to observe the following
rules in the use of the eyes.
Avoid all sudden changes be-
tween light and darkness.
Never read by twilight, or
moonlight, or on a very cloudy
day.
Never read or sew directly
in front Of the light, or window,
or door.
1t is best to have the light
fall from above, obliquely over
the left shoulder.
Never sleep so that on the
first waking, the eyes shall open
on the light of the window
Do not use the eyesight by light
so scant that it requires an ef.
fort to discriminate.
Too much light creates a
glare, and pains and confuses
the sight. The moment you
are sensible of an effort to dis
tinguish, that moment cease,
and take a walk or ride.
And as the sky is blue and
the earth green, it would seem
that the ceiling should be a
blush tinge, and the carpet
green, and the walls of some
mellow tint.
The moment you are instinct
lively prompted to rub the eyes,
that moment cease using them.
If the eyelids are glued to-
gether on waking up do not
forcibly open them, but apply
the saliva with the fnger-it is
the speediest dilutent in the
world-then wash your eyes
and face in warm water
Halls Journal Of Health
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
Currant Wine.

Prepare the currants (Which
should be perfectly ripe) the
same as if you were making
jelly. To each quart of juice
extracted add two quarts of
cold water, and three pounds of
good brown sugar. Having
stirred all well together, let it
remain undisturbed till the
next day, then skim and set it
in a cool place to ferment,-
Keep it uncovered, and fill it
up every day until done work
ing. In six or eight days,
when it has ceased fermenting,
cork it closely, adding, if you
wish, a little good brandy-a
pint to every eight gallons of
wine will be sufficient. AS
soon as it becomes clear it is
fit to bottle. 1t will be fine
wine in the course of the win.
ter. e..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
IF dis Tail Come Out.

The following is an old joke but
it comes in anow dress; we think it
will bear persevering:
Two darkies in the West went
out to hunt possum, and by accident
found large cave, with quite o
small entrance. Peeping in, they
discovered three young bear whelps
in. the interior
"1ook heah SAM" said one;
"while l go in dar, and gets one Of
the bars, you just watch heah for tho
old bar"
Sam got asleep in the sun, when
opening his eyes, he saw tho old
bear securing her way into the cave.
Quick as wink he caught her by the
tail, and hold on like blazes.
"Hellow, dar, Sam, what dark do
hole dar 2"
"Lord bless you Jumbo; save
yourself, honey; if dis tail comes
out, you'll find out what dark do
hole"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

"A Michigan man, who some
time since separated from his
wife, after several years of mar
ried life, recently advertised
under an assumed name for q
wife, and, as it happened, the
woman answered the advertise
ment. Letters passed, and Fl.
nally they met, with mutual
surprise. But all ended hap
PLY, as they resolved to forget
the past, and to try again, de-
termined to be happy together,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
Blackberry Wine.

To every gallon Of the fruit
allow quart Of boiling water,
mash the berries; pour the
boiling water on them, and stir
them up well cover, and let
it stand until the following day.
Then, having stirred all again,
strain the liquid into the cask,
adding good brown sugar in
the proportion Of two pounds
to each gallon; cork it tight.
The wine will be ready for use
in the course Of the autumn
Still another way is to fill q keg
or cask three.fourths full with
sound, ripe blackberries; then
fill up the cask with molasses,
close it tight, and set it in a
dry cool place until the winter.
The liquid may then be poured
off, and will be found an agree
able common wine, and the
berries will make good pies.
Paraguay has fifty women for
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
James Gordon Bennett and

James Gordon Bennett and
Horace Greeley are both dan
gerously i'll, Nh. Bennett, it is
believed, will not live many
weeks. He is now seventy-fve
years Of age, and is afflicted
with neuralgia gout. He de-
clined, however to send for his
son for fear of interfering with
the ocean yacht race. The warm
weather has had such an effect
as to cause his friends great
alarm. Mr.. Greeley also still
remains very i'll, SO much so as
to forbid the visits ofhis friends.
Thurlow Weed was also repor-
ted quite unwell at his residence
in New York city.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06
Judge Hoar, Attorney-Gen

Judge Hoar, Attorney-Gen-
eral of the United States,
sent his resignation of that of
fee to the President, Wednes.
day three weeks ago, to take
effect as soon as his successor is
appointed. The President &C.
cepted the resignation, and filled
the vacancy, by appointing A.
T. Ackerman, of Georgia. Mr.
Ackerman is a native of New
Hampshire, but emigrated to
Georgia many years since, and
studied law in the Office of Hon
]. M. Berrian, Attorney,Gen-
eral under President Jackson
Mr.. Ackerman is the present
Attorney-General Of the State
of Georgia.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-06

Business Cards, not exceeding lines 90 pcr year
All Hills due on first insertion Of advertisements
Bills with regular advertisers TO be paid nartery.
Business Notices--10 cents line Marriage Noti'
according to the liberality Of the parties. Death
NOtices-ifee
Notices of Runaway Wives or HusbandS-doublc
price.
Yearly advertisers entitled to quarterly changes.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered VIII be con
timed until ordered discontinued and charged accord
ingy
Religious and Charitable Notlces-ireo'