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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-25
Youthful VIgOr,

and OLD AGEwith anew existence 1t invig-
crates and strengthens the system, and gives
Life, Health and Strength
to all who use it and follow the directions, 1t
never fails to remove Nervous Debility, lMpotcncN
or Want Of Power and all WcalHess arising from En-
cesses or Youthful lndiscretion, resulting in
Loss of Memory, Nervous Trem-
bling, Unpleasant Dreams, General
Lassitude, Weak Nerves, Dim
ness of Vision, Headache, Flushing
Of the Skin, which neglected, will
assuredy lead on to
Insanity or Consumption.
when the system is once affected it will not recoy-
er without help 1t must be
Invigorated and Strengthened
to enable the sufferer to fulfill the duties of life. 1t
may be reicd 0n in all cases of
EpHeptic Fits, Piles, DropsH GrareI,
and Kidney Complaints, &.
and all weakness arising from diseases that have been
neglected ornOt properly cured, 1t is also Of great
service in many diseases peculiar TO the.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-25
FIN KLE & LYON
IMPROVED
SEWING MACHINES.
The best for Family Use. Simple and
Most Durable,

These Machines are SIMPLE, SILENT and POSI-
TIVE make the LOCK.STlTCII; usea STRAIGHT
SHORT NEEDLE; run easily and Smoothly, and
do large range of work, and with their late improve
Inents and compkte and perfect attachments are un-
quesonaby the best for all kinds Of Family Sewing
The Finkle & Lyon Improved Machlnesh0ve taken
FIRST premiums at nearly every Fair where exhibited,
and At the Minnesota State Fair, October lst, 1892
''Ilghest Premium" and "Silyer Medal" for best
Family Sewing Machine. II hes only TO be known 10
be appreciated.
Each Improved Machine Is sent out complete with
ont extra charge with new style Hommer Qulter and
Braider extra Needle Plate, Screw.driyer, OIler,
Bottle Of OIL, 70 Assorted Needles, Bobbins Gauge
and Screw, Wrench and Instruction Book
THOMAS BARR0WS & Co,
II 50 Washington st., Chicago, III.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-25
EAGLE FURNACE FROP cry
A Il
SETEHRLEE'S
AND
Special Master Commissioners Sale

Smte Of ohio, J'inton County.
John Bcnncr Plaintiff,
against
The Administrations Of Henry S. Hamilton, de-
ceased, and Others. Defendants.
In NintOn County Court Of Common Pleas. Or.
der of Sale.
Tn pursuance of an order of sale issued from
l. the Court of Common Pleas ofNinton county,
and state of Ohio, ami tOm directed aS sheriff
of said county and ACTING rs special Master Com
missioner in this case. will OlrerlOr sale at pub
lie auction. at the door of the Court House, in
the Town of Nc Arthur, in said county on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-25
Over so Gold and Silver Medals
Merit.


TNHESE Instruments having been before the
L public for the past thirty years, have upon
their excellence alone, attained an unpurchas sed
pre- mnence that prOnounceS them unequaled.
Their TONE combines grent power, richness
swcetscss, and fine singing quality, rs well rs
great purity of intonatiOn and harmonousness
throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plisnt and elastic, and is en-
| tIrely free from the stiffness found in so many
pianos which causes the performer to so so
easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be eNColled
| Their action ia constructed with q care and at
tention to evcTy pant therein that characterizes
| the finest mechanism. Mono but the hest sea.
soned material is used in their manufacture, and
they viii accept the hard usage Of the concert
room with that Of the parlor upon an equality,
unaffected in Their melodyi in fact they are
| toOnstruc,ed
mot For a Year, but Forever. "
All Of KNAnE's SQukHE PIANOS hove their now
| improved Grand Scale and and the Patent
AgTafo Treble in nnper 3-octuves.
| Patent Granted August II, 1866, which is con-
ceded by oil our greatest artists and critics to be
the gTmldeSt improvement used in the consl rue e
ion OF Pianos. Every instrument fully warrant
ed GJr five years,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12
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90 sach thiagf" .sqssa,e tss ~
Aiiias Wsylzndis. r6.aaa cheek was
blanehed io Ill anSon,ea wkiis asas, q
she itood before her broGser ,nsas,essssa.
erahsPed room which eonssiss,sd ksf aSsl.ss
homs. 'Fsoo 'tesriJ r1s ,yaisss = 81,
i@i CHARLEY Wayland, s.hssdsOme. aissi.
Rasedl dlsakiug yeu.k ef sao ss ii ,fhrss sd
Itaebsysg4ith bond blaeR eyss, and - n nss. 5
~ reushthpf ssssanssd made only sosiSils,
s:ssa opposite her; ioskiag hslersrsesns, sss
|tAat, ihalE defass, as sbs psks.l STAR.
;es'iilys youia6's help. AK sali. yustII
was bard up.,, !, "A "A ssiloa fssss Asye issa-,
sy,; sSa wonsni asn't knew aRy,hiae
abotts shs 4 Ssssaiptatiohs and aseessities Of
che worldlao os.+, n .as,,,.,, S i.9'.,2s.
hEEBas chasIsy. ."s she filtered, so yoa,
kR9w how this same world a. you 'pI5hfasse!
il looks =. the deed you have just CON-
mit,ed 2 on, Charley" ana hsf voice
grey low and ,remalous; '.'it' IL forgefyfq
t +Nonsenss, Liill Its only ;borrpsswaihs,gy g Il, Z
! Z, part Of old Glsucroas, aEussd 'iuiliioas
to aid my needs. ! wrote and asked him
for cash, AID he, she unmannsrly lou.,,
ssfGsad. Well shas could he asspscs
affsf shiss bus thasoE shonld Eslp MY.
self Z" 7ss 10 sraed iss'i II zl,tsQi1 !
Lifias vsAhg her slander hanaa.i 80 =. 4
"How dared you Charie5 2 TIA. q q
Whylspd .should come to tksi,i r ,iillle
Wsiiea. As''i' sASe9a ,nyAa =. s,s-,s.W All.
aDared J" hs echoed lrssekiesaly al
was but q stroke of the PEN, after ali !
and old Glahcross would be q palsrier
niasr than take him % bs, If he n,aEes 4
unsabout ipatter of i've hundrsd dol.
lara r., ;s... y, ,q3ts'''oIl 4ea4
"Is is the right and the justies Of che
thing, cried Liliss. alaost ffansicaily.
"if We could pay him n any asay,; bus
! have sold everything that rsHlaiss Of
our former wealth. See r. znd ahe.
looked round The miserable apart,nsns,
Zee homL I've: .sss
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until niidIfght sewing. to hAss little
money to pay the rent. L have not y
jewel left, nor trinket !'t ~ lgfa
"Oh, bother, I.ill! If old Gleueross
cuts mp rough, it is only taking a run
scross the water I know lots of chip
eaptains shat would STOW me away under
thsir holds, el@ost any snoonlighs night"
Lilias looked despairingly at him.
Was il, then, inpoasibls 70. make him
comprehend tts moral sobliquity Of che
deed he had just committed? .yglse-
"But can't stay .foOling here" oh.
served the young naus with % tosa Of his
black curls. HI must be off about lns
business Good bye, Lili. Give Us .
kiss, my grill Except that you're un-
conmOn fond Of leeturing Esllop, you're
not . bad sister in the main" ,.i,i a
After he had gone, Lilias aat down 70
try and realize the nett situatioa in,
which ,she and her brother we're plsced.
All now depended upon the spirit in
which Paulus Giencross should reeeiye'
tais HcW escroaOhment upon his purss
and patience.
Lilly had never seen this digtant rela-
sion, yet she had formed an opinion of
him in her inmost mipd, as We all are
apt 70 do of paseea persons .whom We
hear q great deal about; aad @hsue4sr
she thought Of Mr.. Gisacrosa, the iiIInaes
Of hook.noscd oldsman, yellow skinned
aud eadaEsrous, engaged in sorting over
piles of mortgages, or counting bsga of
gold, suggested itself 70 her meuta; eye.
''But he must DO human. at lesst,p
thossht Lily, in the agony Of her dis
-tress. "lf 90. to him myself, and tell
him Just what poor Charlcy's Hesessities
were, and how good-hearted he. reslly il,
in spite Of al! his faults aud thought.
lessness--if ! say frankly to him that |.
have no money nor jewels TO reimburse
him, but that will stay and work for
hli'', ss servant girl might work 10 the
kitchen, until 1 have discharged the her
rible debt, surely, o sur.ly he eaunot
have the heart 70 refuse. ] can do q
great maay things. can sew and en-
broider, and could make good bread
cad biscuit, and poor mamma aiwsys said
/ was good housskeeper, and if ,Bsr.
Gleeerpss is really so p,iserly rs Chssley
thinks, he would look at the economy of
the thing. AT least, it is worth trying.
80 isvorably did Lilias ,wayland re-
gard this idea, brOseheG IN her sore sx
.remity, chat in Two days from the even
ing IN sghssh she had hidden goodbye 10
her hsndsome, reckless brother, she
stepped from the cars at the New York
depot, dressed in soher brown suit thus
made her bok likes slsnukiag lit.is
mouse, with her earYet.bsg 10 her h,sSds,
IA litsls ihqaity ,sufscsd TO- bsiay Asr
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some Young man surrounded with ali
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

"AvIEG THE LARGEST AND MOST
Ii C0MPLRTElFACTORYtn,t the South
ern States, and Keeping AlWtJ On hand .
largo and most cempistc stock of DOORS,
SAStiEs, BLiNDS, sash Doors, Store Doorb,
Shutters, Mouidings, Co., Co., I am si.a6led
te sell low and ct manafaHsarers' prioeasi
n: B.-siriet attensioa paid 70 shipPing In
good order. ,.t
jnl3 ~ spi - AHa a'it
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POTATOES.

Statement Of D; F. Nc caa,msn,,,y,L.Ai
frat COW -penned the half acre intended
for sweet potatoes, then. broadcasted 20
loads Of stable manure on il. I then
ranfof the rows three and half feet
apart and drilled stable, manure in the
rows The half acre YIELDED ,226 bush
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hHs go sldiad risgupqq .izsstr ~ ii Il
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.ac''o3 saf bsrI 70 ncita1s,s1q sd,r..
-. sw daiiss ".~a;let;y x,t
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/ planted half acre in sweet potatoes,
which was manared' from my cow-lot
The rows were a3ofeet apart. The yield
was 300 bushels sds2 2g41C ,soa y-u r
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

TUE NAY CoNyBNEIoS--+CIscuLAR
OF TaE STATE The follow.
Jog circular letter hAs been addressed 70
the officers aud members of the county
agricultural societies !: s- -,
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~
'HoaE~eHome isagthiug, alaw, life
that has no necessary, connection with
abeundiDg wealth. Nrata;~sl. s,-, ,.s.
+ In the absence of this it beautifes and
ennobles a cottage, a room, q freside,
and plays the angel with the careworn
hee,' the tired body, the aecrepid age.
How many.arS ont give US money, wealth,
iDaueuce, and we, too, would be Apply
7' Notoso, certainly The first dssidera-
tum ais home sa place where all beauti-
ifal feelings aud things (which ara not
born Of any ciroumst stlpoe---abound
where the spirit of love, peace, virtue,
'eOnteutneat presidss. A place Of safety
ana OF rest. ilij6a,sr3 on .aar S,s.'
retreat FROM the confused, world,
into whose sacred chambers the turuplk
aud clanaor ofRiyalling passions, and the
race for riches never brsakTryhere
mother, father, wife, sister, brother,
children are .natvrAl, true, eouddipg and
good. swiHoH sess = 10, i,.,,s,
'a Think you such . place is the creation
of weal'hl Think you sach a haven is
the reaalt. of the wild conflict in the
Eerld's smaFts of barter and speculsti9ns
mol .iasmatsy o so ID, ,,.,.,
Ksuch- a hons. is never secured before
tho hesrt goes, hankering after gold, il
comes not kfisr. T'4 =.
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Hemboid, the great medicine man 81
NeW York, occupied an entire page 6t %
tne sun with his announcements AZ
the paoiished rates OF tl1atu paper rsthis iTi4
iir'ie one days demonstration 4 cost him ],
exactly s63o7Taa. greater ai.ssu sum than !sone
sleepy auld :pey business known in TWEEN.
~ years years Iii time; s.,,, But it payf. From
poor f,,, :; an l.:s short time ago, Hemboltis y
now a'niiiiionaife' aud 'ail froriis adscE7ds
s'stns. - msn g l2afssyba bae .sssii.ps
y AsenaE W enc rlnterlstItof AeEs York /,
i nskisg Hpusy be committing suicide:
He gees g .9s, q 3hotel, tells i pitifal story
@ los 81. q ta,lda and that he has q one
q los q eaEsss him. and haall goss 8
's.s 1s''' : Aso $ = q lslss'' l's ssss1s' 3
'u1a ! :" A's room. give hln alt easetsss he
.u.osS up tue dmasnssla' = purse 4 IL
ralsed ior MIN, and ne goes e the neat
s'"n anu peiterpls again, This n the
a, p's' p'aeissSss Sss,sanpaa pa ~ als.s'o.' o. nc.
~ '1' ae 's eood tor ioftana-
60 ieau .1, VINO was IN Scw lork
-, 'ass "esA s'aees '"as 'saue ,S9seFy' d"li
Y"0'e .nS 'n'er IN sai. oFanelessgeT
's' : pss'e business !, thlle at the e!lsI
wv HiseaS9' ~ uesday W 'ass' ne ~ was t9id
M vrnan al u
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.ssAsaslas,s sn7 SIR
kE@A9 IS IE ADTA seEgiss, sar
isss lssss2zafs eysd ss9Tg siss2 sdi aS
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'ro MUM BIER ID i, !,

svSsttlsdiesb3b flis Gsst 5aM.of, home, ,assSs
1aad5 tharsfors,a the bitssr railt, which,
ssrsggliqg pfaspsrity Hskss S asgsisss a!s ]. q,
lessAolligsheS ~ wealth, destroys the chap{s
and hope Of home fbe distfitbiatiSaa 81 r sss1
wsalth Is glorious coonsammnation am alto W. sifss
rejoice skat Il & Within ssofy aaase sai
indus stfidts fnsa,s'rcashte possess afais,aie /
posi- pfthisasorld's 'ssaeal,ss hgt lst is,;..,,
bss9usht Hanely, end under che gEoHips', -,
Hinfuenees, ef well, established aud
thdrpughly gs l guarded hSne. NO man man g aa9
odThe WoFid Is ssBsfO BsfOss each one, aiiaa and Is
man is in your way;nor ara lyos.ss z..5yssy.
'taan' wsSawhed daes his proper work. d,;g
40 How happy Il, that iiresias,. poor and
humble though it be, where this truth -
bisT understood Where aii Industry 4ShasssE1EI
time u toy with dtaiet. ana progress
gtens on btilsswings IF peac5, and.Shsr6t So
mo bisser hatuEand env3aaif sneihetis stale s,,;s
end possessions ipas.a . footholds lye
Hhsve seen such Picture. ,,, !, +
'asIt was long ago long, long ago. There
were the plain neat walls, the tcthsegfhi'yh =
lighted rootn, The clock that tticked for nd
Dcompdny iifdtke eern6r, ,iaaa arthe ,on,ssip.s.ji
resent rosy osWadtaess of the housegife.sr,s
charms, s. blended viii. the goystsriug,
harmony of children..s voices, and the
echoing footsteps of a fathers coming s2f'sa
Oh !so long ago-a -I1-T Century, - jfo5s. ada
March. h'sso ,=:i9 - 'tpisgEissih % sson4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

TUE NAY CoHyBsTIoh--4CIRcULAR
oV TaE STATE IEsTITuTE.--The follow,
ing circular letter has been addressed to
the officers aud members of the county
agricultural societies :: s- 80
e''l' 0HARLEsToN, February, 10. 2
At q called meeting of the members
OF The South Carolina Eastitute, on the
9Th instaAs An,oag other proceedings,
che following resolution was submitted
by Hos. W.ED. Porter, and, on due
consideration. waa pnanispeus!y adopted !:
Resotued, Fhat the Prsaideet- of the
South Csroliua Institute be fsqnested to
invite delegations from the various
county agricultural and mechanical and
immigration societies throughons the
State to assemble IN Charleston on the
FIRST Tuesday (srd,) In May next, to
take iOta consideration the questions Of
labor Aud 'irDshisfation, laha means for
further development of the agricultural
thSstSotS VA {suS NSoAC.
GENTLEAEH.--Ast the executive Off
Ger Of the South Carolins Institute
Associations l take the earliest oppor-
tunity 70 lay before you the appended
resolution, aud respectfully to invite an
esrnest considerations Of its import, and
the appointment Of such number of dele
gates as your aasocia,iOn, club or org
aui.ation may deem proper ,''''@ a'sd. ,
authorised credentials from the pre-
siding 'dsieef Of shS ESspectiva societ;os
viii psR delegates on the South Carolina
Railroad for half ths usual fare, asdosbt,
lcss viii 30 adOptsd BY other lines Of
road. q
The lPHEAno1pt inpOrtspee of = broad
suss tdiGsa 6rgsnisasion, % satisfactorily
the resolution, Is sSlEesident. ,rv
TO induce settlers, iaimigratioh md
efficient lsborers TO till the fertile and
genial lands OF South Carolina, 0ud bring
Ous her various resources, Of manufactur-
ing snd other iaiusssisl' pGrsaiisI de-
msnds, cooperative action of the people,
from tasi tpoun:siu gsgion 10 she SEE
board, aad,ths iseqsnCe SR all true men
ought Solbe aeRlisted. i,
Ths nssrop6lis Sfthe State, with the
Safidas iiaSs oftOaas xadsaean spdysail
.shipsl ssissRms7d, Fith shtpfpfising and
Milliss nsFeAaass, 'siasa .Ay che Pareht
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

=
CBARITY.-The best charity IL iaios
that which giveth aims, but that wlsioh
prom; 8 US to thiak andrspcak wellof
our feilowmen. 4. 1t is noble charity. if
they be condcmned, not to, gall theiy
wounds by multiplying knowledge of
their of, a Q. S''sV" 'aS
We are all ashamed TO confess chat
our quickest instincts arc to think i'll of
others, or 70 magnify the i'll of which We
hear. There is aanivessal shsuggiug of
the shoulders, as much as so,say, "lYsll.
! suspected IS ,pach," Y1t,s just like
him" II have suspected her some tia,e."
~ could tale unfold" aud HsS On
through an endless chapter, with wbp;h
every person Is more or hess familiarysF
Ra'He who says II could ssle uafbld,"
yet holds il aeack, leaving the hcarcr to
inter any and every evil, stabs character
With the, meanest, doadliest blow Yet
who is there that carries not this eySr.
ready weapon, this poaoiid dsesors
+ The charity that gives to help, and
aos to- Q hnailiase. is good. but tie char.
lty that makes rs 's:think no evil, il
better, ..a, 0'F' 2
Lot us a,S sex Is possess tbis sba,,.v
and rtactfceiiti FOR L alone, Il the qeh.r.
NY that sevsre;h q multitude Of siss.7
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-20

On Wednesday next, at TWO o'clock p.
NJ, a State Convention Of the Democrat
ic Party will be held at Dover, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for
Governor, and one for Representative in
Congress. The importance Of making
good nominations at this Convention
cannot be over-estimated. With an OPP
position ticket which has not yet been
formally endorsed by the members of
the party, (and, in all probability, never
will be,) it only remains for the Democ-
racy to nominate good and true men to
insure their success in November next.
Men who will perform the duties of the
offices with ability, and in manner
that win reflect credit upon themselves
and honor upon the State; doing all in
their power to advance the interests of
the community.
1t is generally conceded that Colonel
JAMES PONDER, of Milton, will receive
the nomination for Governor, although
New Castle County has several candi-
dates in the field, and lays claim to the
nomination on the ground Of not hay
ing had the nomination for number of
years. Col. PONDER is eminently fitted
for The office, and if nominated will un.
doubleday be elected.
For Representative in Congress it is
supposed the present incumbent, Mr..
BIGes, will be re nominated. lie is an
earnest, working Democrat, and at the
last session of Congress ably advocated
the passage of the bill appropiiating
$225,O00 for building an iron pier at
Lewes. He will make good officer, and
will ably represent the interests of the
State.
With such candidates in the field, the
Democracy need have no fears as to the
result of the coming contest. If we work
earnestly we shall be sure to succeed. ~
The results Of the recent Slate elections
show that the people are becoming dis
gusted with Radical mismanagement
and misrule; and in spite of the negro
votes which will be cast forth Radical
candidates, Delaware will BIO added to
VIC T1sJ OF states thai have spoken in
thunder tones against the extravaganza
Of the present administration, and the
reckless abuse Of power practiced by
those now having rule and control of the
government. Let us, then, press on,
cheerfully, confident of victory, and the
day is ours.