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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-16
MEMPHIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, :: SEPT, IS, 1870
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR %G0YERNOB,
CEN. JOHN c. BROWN
OF GILES.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
j. ]. DUBOSE.
FOR FLoATER,
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
]. M. CREWS.
W. d. LUMPKIN.
MEMPHIS APPEAL
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

BY resolution adopted at Nashville on
Tuesday last, the Chairman of the Dem
ocratie Convention was directed to APP
point a permanent Executive Committee
for the State, consisting of one from each
Congressional District and also three from
East, five from Middle, and three from
West Tennessee. This committee should
be appointed by General Qnarles as soon
as prsctible, that the members may pro-
coed at once to perfect the minor Organiza-
tinns thrnnphout the State.
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THE Alabama papers are disputing
about "our" Rnti-Radical ticket and
platform. On all sides, Democrats,
Wings. Conservatives. etc, claim the pa.
ternity and the glory Of both. That is the
way it is in Tennessee. The dispute
about The manner of coming together II
not worth pursuing. Let those who
would overthrow the common enemy joir
hands. That done, all the little differ.
ences viii die out of themselves. The in
dications Of a long pull, a strong pull.
and a pull all together" are omens o.
overwhelming victories in both States,
Even fencemen know which side TO be on
naur
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BANKRUPT Sale.

NN THURSDAY, September 2, 1870, as As.
" signee in Bankruptcy Of toe estate 81
Howell, Wood q Co, I Will, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock am. and RDoon, in FROM
Of the courthouse, in the town of Helena
state OF Arkansas, offer FOR sale, to the high.
est bidder for cash, q part Of the estate OF
said bankrupts, the following described per.
n property, In the county Of Phillips, 10
the state OF Arkansas, to-Wft: A certain Dis
ttllery, situated ON the land OF A. wilkins
near Phillips Bay, on and near the bank OF
ST Francis river; the distillery building is 81
feet long 20 feet vide two stories high; ons
one tubula boiler u feet long n 40 inches
in diameter, with two engines attached
diameter and 20 inches stroke; the boilers
are separates one marsh tab, s fern erItinc
tubs, etc, etc. capacity 10r running foul
hundred gallons per day. There is also The
privilege OF a I'VE or ten years lease OF the
land upon which the dtsfflery is situated
which may be hRd as parties may desire.
- 8. W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
September II. 1870. 5VT.H self
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into civilization, that crime, suicides and
accidents exist in constant quantities and
equal in all localities. Again, a who
has gathered ststistics and watched the
course Of these tornadoes of crime, asserts
that murder, as 1t appears in communi-
ties, is only a form of cholera marching
with steady footsteps around the globe.
The "goblindsmned" has surelydelighted
of late to loiter about this city. Grand
juries have no terrors for a disease, intsn-
gible, unreal and never visible till its
victim lies stark and stiff and cold in
death. The Law prescribes penalties for q
popular monomania in vain, and we can
only wait patiently till the horrible in
sanity has wasted its force in the violence
of It's savage, brutal and bloody deeds.
There is no balm in Gilead and nc physi-
stefan there,
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sEPrEAHIAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. RU9SHLL'E
SEPTENNIAL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
AZ North Court ST., Memphis,
CHEMICAL system OF MEDICIRE

1t is divided into the following departments:
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.-In this department
every complaint known to woman Is treated
with unvarying success.
CASCERD EPARTMENT@CancerS and tumOrS
are here cured in n~inety-eight cases out OF
every hundred.
PARrMEN FOR HEARTDsEAsEs.-Int this
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results
DEPARTMENT o SKIN DISEASES--EVery
form OF skin diseases permanently cured
here.
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries IN the treatment
of lung, throat and nose diseases
EYE AND EAR DEPAKTMENT-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated
CONFIDENTIAL observation-disclosures TO
the exclusive treatment Of q class Of mala-
dies, nameless here, by an able professorShtp.
SURGICAL DE~PARTIkNT-We daily perform
the most important operations known 70
surgery.
Ali affairs OF a private character held sa-
eredIy confidential.
RS ONCE hours from 8 O'Clock in the morn
ing till 6 O'Clock In the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon, from 9 am. 70 Y N.
J.R RUSSELL. Md,
Consulting Physician
J.C. WATSON. Secretary.
lie TreaSurer. " tyI
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PLANTERS BANK
The Creditors Of the Planters, Bank

A RE hereby notified that by . decree
"A the Chanccfy Court at Nashville In the
cause III W. W. BERRY A6AISsr HI PLANT-
rRsj BANK AND oTHKEs, made with a view 20
n financial dfatPfbEtion of the assets, the
holders OF the notes OF the Planters banks
or any other claims or demands, OF wnA1so-
ever nature. against. aid Bank, mnst ME me
same An the once Of the Clerk and Master OF
naid ChannarH Court. by or before the
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DRY GOODS.
g. EEI8Zo.
6sa5II 90
A. SEESSEE & SON
rAaI 49, JHE
T
@ 1l
WHOLESALE
slET qua
DRY GOODS
Are now Offering to merchants. a large and
carefully selected stock of foreign n do
nestle Dry Goods, and are receiving daily
New Prints,
Striped and Plaid Osnaburg,
Denims,
Hickory,
Kentucky Jeans,
Harris Cassimeres,
English Tweeds,
Georgia Plains,
Kerseys,
Brown and Bleached Domestics,
Osnaburgs,
Drills,
Duck,
Striped Linseys,
Plaid Linseys,
Plain Linseys,
Fiannels,
Plaid Rlannels,
Opera Flannels,
Solid Delaines,
Figured Delaines,
PopIins,
Alpacas,
Velvets,
Ladies' Shawls,
Gents shawls,
Ladies' Cloaks,
Misses Cloaks,
White Goods, Hosiery, Notions and
Knit Goods,
All in separate departments, and worthy the
attention of buyers.
N. B.---Prlces Always at the Lowest Market
Rates.
Orders solicited, which shall receive careful
and prompt attention.
A. SEESSEL & SON,
SEA $50 Main.
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NOTICE

II WILL. At the October term, 1879. OF the
4 County court Of shelby county, Fennessee.
apply for letters Of administration on the
estate OF Jno. 3. Bosia, deceased. -
FELIX ERANhtOLA
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE highest market price paid for wheat
Il at Denies Mill, Nos Is. 3 and y Second
street. Memphis. Choice Family and Ora
ham Flour, Cornmeal, Shsrts, Chop Feed and
Bran always on hand. iseS1 IOHF ING
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08
HORACE W1TERS'
JVarerOomS, 481 Broadw0y, ". Y
TESTIMONIALS.

Tho waters Pianos ore known as among The
very beSt-.N y Erdageih
We can speak Of tie merits of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge ~ being Of
the very ht~i uu.Aity.--tHyiyjiH Ht,Higtacer.
The Walcr-' Piano|are built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned matcral,--Aa5ocott
dRd JUHtHW
our friends viii GHd nj waters store the very
best assortment OF pianos, mclO Icons Hn,l or.
gn2 to hclouod in the United states.-- ara
hGm'S AdgdsiHe.
Horace Waters 4S pro4dway Is famed for
the excellence OF his pianos and orgAns.- Zee.
Hirg Past
The Wat rs piano rank with the host manu-.
lacturcdin America The IRdsp,nd,nk n T.
MUSICAL DO!SGS Since Nr Wat rs gave IN
publishing sheet music ne has devoted all hi;
capital and attention to the mauufActurs and
sale ofPiHuos MelOdians He has Just Issued a
catalogue Of his new instruments, giving a new
scale Of prices, ,Wh!chShOWs marked reduction
! from former rates, and his pianos have recent.
| ly been awarded the FIRST premium at several
! Fairs. Many people of the present dpy, v hO
are aitrA"lcd, Iiu9t confused Of the n ,miug ud-
yCrtisrmCui, OF rival piano houses, PROBABLY
overlook n modes manufacturer like Mr. Wa.
teTs; but We happen IT, know shGt his instrl-
ment5 earned lM good olIeputat!ou long before
! Expeditions and "honOra' connected thclewlth
were ever thought Of; indeed Ne have one OF
Mr. Waters Piano FOrtGs now in our residence
| (whcrc IL has stood for years. OF which ANY
manufacture in the world might he proud We
have always been delighted with ii asa sweet.
toned and powerful instrument, and there is no
doubt OF It's durability; more than this, some
OF the best amateur players In the city, Gs wen
rs seveWl celebrated pianistS, have performed
ON the SAID pano,und all pronounce IT. Supe-
IiOr and first class instrument. Stronger evil
dcncc we could not give. HOme JoUNGk 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08
For Fine Perfumory, 60 to Sis
sons Drug Store.
We have heretofore told our

wv ',
" /, 4 nave :, "ere'olore '"Io our
'''''''' > '"''' ~ v,,SO ''i9 gov
erniiiG,'' '' 'u1 , o'''eo @I"Ves
"1'''o 10 col'ecS c"cn Pl Oh
revenue III 'nS o"''Iy oou9n0
'eFil'ory OF Alaska Nof'nerh
Us well as Ihe oo'''hern states
are ~ over run "''n 'nese = mooeA Il,
Government ASSESSORS ooliect'
oIS' anu Agents. 4hey swarm
"'l over '"s country IN oroVeS'
an" "S " SeHer"l VhIii8, nave
no honesty or other Sood re-
'ee'"1n9 quaI'I,eS' In ! 'ne oeV-
en'h District North Carolina,
Ill l0o'' 'nFee aol'als ana
'"e"' y'n'o ce"'' V3',@o) was
coilectea ny the officials JUST
l'omeu' az a tremendous COST
., S"ci'loe W Inc government
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08

The Origin of the Late Fire.
John II. Raper, the learned
Radical editor of the Vinton
Record, and Deputy Assessor
of Internal Revenue Of Vinton
county, issued his few sheets
last week, and we find in them
the following:
"A prGAinont Democrat spent tho
"day following the ffO in riding tho
county, spreading tHe&ord among
"his political followers that the Mig
"gers had set the town on fire."
"Thepiggers" certainly must
have the highest respect (!) for
their brother Ropcr of the
Record for charging them in
that indirect way with setting
the town on fire" We thought
the dark looking man of the
Record loved his new black
voters too dearly to charge
them with the crime Of arson.
We do not think "the niggers
set the town on fire." and Won
der why the Record man char
ges them in such a roundabout
manner with so serious a crime,
when they SO kindly voted
with him last April.
No Democrat spent the day
following the fire." or any 9th.
er day, spreading the word
that the niggers set the town
on fire !" and we think the
Record man is doing the niggers
great injustice by publishing
such a false statement. BY
publishing that statement he
has charged them with being
guilty Of the crime, but excu-
ses his charge by saying "a
prominent Democrat spread the
word" Until Raper can give
the name Of the 'prominent
Democrat who spent the day
following the fire riding the
county spreading the word that
the niggers had set the town
on fire." he may stand before
this community as one of the
basest liars. Dare he publish
the name of the "prominent
Democrat?" OF course not.
lie knows no "prominent Dem
ocrat" done any such thing.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08
Wilson for Congress the
Third Time.

Wilson for Congress the
Third Time.
Tie Peoples Defender, pub.
liShed at West Union, Adams
county, in this Congressional
District, speaking of the nomi,
nation Of Bondholder Wilson
for Congress, says:
at is pretty well settled fact
that John 7. Wilson will again be
the nominee of the Republican par
ty for Congress in this District
We have lately unearthod a partial
programme to that effect. Being n
bondhoIder and a banker, he is "all
right with the National Banks,
being a protective tariff man, he is
"undcr the wing" of tho Ironmon-
gers and being dirty demagogue,
he is lin" with the politicians
These are the three controlling eIc-
ments in the Radical party, and the
ones which make the nominations"
The people of this part of
the District do not want any
more Wilson-had a plenty !
Bondholders and bankers are
becoming unpopular in this
poverty-stricken region. The
people want and are determin'
ed to select and elect a man for
Congress who is in favor Of
equal taxation--in favor Of
bondholders paying their por-
tion of the taxes. This thing
of compelling the poor and la
boring classes to pay ninety
nine hundredthS OF the amount
of taxes year after year must
come to q close. Down with
the Wilson's and the Ringites !
Down with them +! Let the
people vote them ont Of Office !
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08
A GREAT OFFERII
Horace Water, l9l broadway, New York,

will dispose Of 100 Pianos, MrlodeOns, and Or,
gans oisiN FIRST class makers, including hIck-
cring q sons UtcXtrcmcly low prices, ioc cash
during this mOuth, on viii take from s. to Sgj
monthly until paid, Illustrated catalogues
Muilal
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08

THE Depot Hotel, a few
steps from the Marietta & Gin
ciunati r. r. Depot, at Chilli
cothe, deserves all the praise
that can be bestowed upon it.
No one can desire better meals,
to be waited upon by more at
tentive servants, OF a more
genial welcome than the clever
landlord-Mr. Merkle--gives
his guests. Everything is in
elegant style at all times. Let
the people go to the House, as
soon as the trains stop at the
Depot. See the card in this
paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08
"ThOu Shalt Not Steal"

A Democrat, at the State
Convention, at Columbus, on
the lSt inst, suggested that
we should this year take a leaf
from the ten commandments as
our platform, and 60 before the
people with
THOU SHALT NOT STEAL"
on our banners, as embodying
the essence of opposition to
rotten and thieving Radicalism.
The suggestion was an excel
lrat one; and the thieves and
lobbers in high and low places
should steal and rob in q new
style in The future. .iia4.s ......-.....
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II MIS-

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Fire! Fire!! Firc!!! Fire!l!!
EXCELSIOR
FIRE
X Y u I n G. U I s III Il Il

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throws nstrcHm charged with powerful chem.
icals 60 feet; SAVES IT'S COST In reduced rates
of insurance The public ARE hereby cautioned
against purchasing Fire ENlugui,hers having
Our device for instantaneous action, from any
ali parties not duly authorized by rs 10 uct as
Agents, ON pain of immediate prosecution for
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
STRONG TICKET NOJIT-
MATED.
SOUND AND BRoAD PLATFORM
ADOPTED.

lie DEluOCIdtiC lCtalG OOl'
vention, in accordance with the
call of the State Central Com.
mittee, assembled at the Opera
House, in Columbus, on
Wednesday, June l, 1870
The delegations were nearly all
full, but there were not so many
"outside delegates as at some
preceding Conventions. Vim.
ton county, entitled to four
delegates, was represented by
three delegates, viz Hon.
Almond Soulc, Henry Rey-
nolds, and j. W. Bowen
Patrick Kelly not being in
attendance. The Opera House
is an excellent place for hold
ING State Conventions-being
both cool and roomy. The
hall and stage were very neatly
bedecked with flags, and por-
traits Of the founders of the
Democratic party'-Woshing-
ton and Jackson appeared
prominently on the proscenium
boxes. A complete platform
of the parquette and dress cir
Gle Of the building had been
prepared, and the order of
seating delegates was designa,
ted BY prominent cards upon
which the various delegations
were prominently printed. The
delegations were seated in the
parquette and dress circle, and
visitors occupied the galleries.
The arrangements were under
the direction Of John &. Thomp-
son, Esq, Chairman of the State
Executive Committee.
Between the hours Of 9 and
II o'clock in the forenoon, the
delegates from each Of the
Nineteen Congressional Dis,
tricts, as directed in the pro-
gramme issued by the State
Central and Executive Com
mittecs, met at the several pla.
ces assigned them and held
preliminary meetings for the
nf +bo rorior. onr5 o -, = 4oo. -
or,,orivo4;on, orolnnt;o,, ,,,sa
lrtiors oto
At II o'clock, A. NJ. the
convention " l was " called M to order
ny y, ~ AL'en' Chairman OF
'ne 0V"'e Oe"tra! committee,
VINO announce" 'NaC ,ne hESt
business III oroer "oa'd oe , me
SeIec'Ion ol a temporary Cnalr'
man. d, o'DeraI gcn,lemen sprung
, 10 'neir Iec' ana ,'l'od up D thelr
io"0 i, VOICES oot ,I'at OF l. a.
OoIcoralI, Oh NlhcihhaIl, Hrst
Saiheu VIC IlSllI 10 VIC Hoor.-
lie said II nominate as tenn.
nororv Choirnon of Ib;e Co,
~ ''' w"
Ventlon, Hon. -. j. Callen, OF |
Mercer. the cbomnion of tba
-. w. m,
young democracy Inc an
nouncement was received with |
,,,rr,,,rr, &C o,,,o,,o -,
'i"i ~ us Vi "PP'ao3e anu
clapping Of hands from, all
norts or tbo borso o,d +Lol
P"''1 " '''' '''"''' anu ."e
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08

VogetabIs Siciian Hair RenGWer

.EUery near increases the 7OpJt-
lGrity fthiS Cdtatd6Ie Hair Prep
drdttOn, Nhich Is due to merit
alone. We can dSSJFe orr OLD
patrons that 10 Is Eept fuLLy up to
dts hiOh standard, and To those
aUho hare TeVer NseH 10 9Ce can
confidently sag, that DO do the only
reliable and DerfeCted prepdpG-
ton to restore dARAY OEg FADED
HHAEEs to its yOiIthtiIJ color, maxi
the scalp, by dts Hse, becomes
eruptiOns anil dandruLF, and bU
dts tonic prOpertics 2DTeUentS the
hair from failing Oatt, as 1t stiln-
aI0teS and 10urjSheS the hair
glands. BIZ It's 9tSe the bdir OrOWS
thicker and stronger. la badness
10 restores the capillary glands
to their normal OiGOr, and aOiLL
create q new DrOlOth CTCcpt in
e.rtreme OIL OOe. 1t Is the mOst
economical HAIR DRESSING
eUer used, as 10 requires feiOer
applications, and OtCcs tho hair
that splendid OJOsSU appearance
so mMCh admired bU 0Et. A. n.
Hayes, NJ. d., State 1ssGyer of
Mass, says, "tte constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
excellent OitdLitU, and 1 consider
10 the BEST PREPARATION for
us Intended pftrpOSeS.' We gitb-
Hsh u treatise on the hair, u;ilich
zoe send free by mail Mp0n 0I1ii-
cation, 2CItiCb contains connie en-
ddt0vU notices from cLep0U3lleI en-,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08

| nolS OF tnG country, IL we uO Oul
work we'll to,day-and no man car
doubt it, looking over the delegates
assembled-the entire State and the
great west will re.echo back the
shout OF victory which we have
lately heard from the great empire
state of the east, Applause.
The following gentlemen
were nominated and elected
Secretary and Assistant Secre
taries Of the Convention Sec
retory-R. +. Hurlbutt, o.
Delaware. Assistants-D. G.
Ballentino, Of Clarke; A. F
Andrews, Of Muskingum; T
Brown, of Cnyahoga; Oakley
Case, of Hooking.
Committees were next in the
order Of business. The Chair
man of each Congressional
District meeting named-as
each district was called-the
various chosen who had pre-
viously been selected on the
various Committees. The Elev'
enth District was represented
on the Committees as follows
On Credentials-J. w. Eylar,
Of Adams; ; Permanent Org0ni
zation, Order of Business
Rules, etc.-J, W. Bowen, Of
Vinton; Resolutions - a,
Vance, of Gallia; Committee tc
select State Central Committee
j. A. Aleshire, of jackson.
A recess was then taken un-
til 2 o'clock, P. NJ
At 2 o'clock the Convention
re.assembled, The Reports Of
the various Committees were
received and unanimously
adopted. The Chairman of the
Committee on Permanent Or
gonization, Rules, etc, reported
Hon, L, D. Campbell, of But
ler, as Permanent President OF
the Convention. A Vice Pres
idont was reported from each
Congressional Distribution.
Almond Soule, Of Vinton, be-
ing the Vice President for the
Eleventh District, Secretary
D. c. Ballentine, of Clarke.
Assistant Secretaries - Jonas
Smith, of Richland; Il. O..
Rothe, Of Ashtabula; P. G..
Griffin, Of Ross; j, r. Clymer,
of Crawford; B. T. ..HurIbutt,
Of Delaware.
The Chairman designated
Messrs. Corcoran, of Hamilton,
and Cunningham, Of Allen, as
as committee to escort Mr..
Campbell to the platform. He
was received with enthusiastic
cheering.
Mr.. Campbell, on coming
forward to the stand, was in
troduced to the Convention by
the temporary Chairman, Mr..
Collen, with the following re.
marks :
GENTLEMEE OF THE CONVENTION! After
thanking on for the good order preserved du-
ring the timu that have presidedas Temporary
Chairman, Introduce to you man that Is
known In the history of Ohio in the past, when
the nation was divided by two great parties;
hut when the attempt was made " subyert our
Republic and free Institutions Gen. Lew.
4 lnpbell could not long hesitate, and found
MS place IN the ranks OF the Democracy. Ap.
plausc.l
Mr.. Campbell delivered an
appropriate address to the
Convention, which, for want of
space, we are compelled to omit
till next week.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The committee on State Cen
trail Committee, made the fol-
lowing report of members of
the State Committee
First District-Samucl Mat
thews, Hamilton county.
Second-Samuel +. Hunt,
Hamilton.
Third-Judge ], G. McKemy,
Montgomery.
Fourth-Col. e. NJ. Greene,
Shelby.
Fifth-Curtis Berry, jr, Wy,
andOt.
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YEsl IT IS TRUE!

That the Best MoWe rs--thc Best DrOppeTS-the
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DIED.

At the residence OF her parents, IN Elk town
shin. on the 2eth Of May, 1870 HARRIET NJ,
daughter Of c. B. and II. A. Pitcher, aged II
wears, 6months, aud 10 days,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-08
q e No e d W

The beneficial effects Of these
Btters can be atteSted By Mou-
sands qu1o haze used them and
acknowledge then, superior to
any thing Of the hind ever before
offered to the public.
rs a sure cure for DiarYhea,
Loss Of APPETITE, Fsvsr and
Ague, Cholera MOrbus, Collie,
Dyspepsia, General Debility or
Nervous Headache, this medicine
kas no equal. 1t is especially
recommended to persons traosI-
ing, as tending to cOw'teract The
effects Of a change Of pcter.
These BiHerS should be found
upon the SMe-5dard Of every
family, as weU as tho Bar Of
every weN-regalated Hotel.