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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
HORACE W.lTERS,
IVareroom8, 481 Broad,cay, II. y
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Pianos are known rs among the
very bast.N T. EGJRgelist Wv
We can penk Of themcrits of .he Waters
PIANOS from personal KNOWLEDGE as being of
the very beet quality .-- Chriy'tla laBel1igsEeeg
The Waters PNnojare Iniltoff thg bSSsf bSg"Yd Snd
most thoroughly seasoned gOcate
dad JJMU0L
Our friends viii find at Waters store ,bo very
pest assortment Of pianos. mclodcons and or.
cams to De found in the United States.--G Grd-
bdiR'S Mgtsiae.
Horace Waters, iSl broadway, is famed for
NE eTGr,ence Of his pianos and organs.-Eoe.
ihe Wat rs' plono rank with tlo bcsl mann.
!aetured IN hmcri1n,--We LldepeadeDt " y
MIalC.n DOtEGS Since Mn Watt ri cave nm
puDIsn'nf sheet music he has devoted All his
caPiyIi 3nd attention to the munufacturc and
ale OF liaocs MciOdims lie has inst jssuCd Al
catalogue of his new instruments, giylnr n new,
scale Of prices which shows amlrlt.d .d reduction
.i"h lpimrr lHica, and his pianos have recent
y Doeh awarded the iiiSt prCmium mt several
'diS, Many people OF the present dlv. who
are attracted, itnot confused Of the flaming al
ioflSeilentS Of rival piano houses, probably
overlook a modest mulnctuTcr like Mr. WA.
IbIHi DNt we happen to know tina. his UstHl-
meh,s rNNed MIN = good reputation lon before
hNpusiuOhS ana "honOrs' connected herewith
were ever thought Of; indeed We have ono OF
Mr.. waters Piano FOrtes now in our residence
Mhere 10 hn5 stood for years. Of which nity
manuiarturc Ia tho wOrldmight be proud We
nave always been delighted with it as "a sweet.
onedand powerful Instrument and there is no
Foubt OF it, durability; more than this, some
"l the Desl am !tCur players in thG city. as well
aSseVelNl celebrated pianistS, have performed
on the sad piano,dnl MI pronounce ita supe.
rlOr ana first class instrument. Stronger Cyi-
leHccWe could not Siyo,-H0me Joa'RdI 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
HALLS
Vegetable SiCilian Hair Ren0WGr

EVeTy ye0r increases tie 7)OpaE-
IGlity Of this UGJaEG5Ie Hair Prep
GTatiOlI, 9UIticN iS due to merit
alone. We can assure oar OIL
patrons that 1t iS Eelt f3CLLy atO TO
its AiOh standard, and to those
aUbO haze DeOer NSed 10 9Ue can
COnfdeRtIy sag, that it Is the OHJU
TeIi0bIe and perfected l)repG3'0-
ton to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAAERs to its DOUthfuE color, G,dIC-
{pO jt soft, L3CSSrO1LS, and SiLEeII;
the scalp, Oy ats use, becomes
1Chite and clean it removes all
e'WptiOnS amt dG11CITittF, and OU
dts tonic properties 2DTeUcntS TIE
hair from failing out, as ID Sti2Il-
ULGteS and nOWTiSheS the hair
glands. BU It's qtSe the hair OTO1Os
thicker and stronger. IIl badness
DO restores the capillary glands
to their normal UiOOr, and lOiW
create u RelO DTOlUtH eGCellt iD
eyCtPelRe old age. 1t is the most
GCOnO nicGL .IAAH8 DRESS SING
eUer NSed, as it requires felCeP
applications, Gnd OjCeS the hair
thGt splendid glossy appearance
SO mItCh admired Oy CCL. n. Il.
HGyeS, III. d., State ISsdYeP Of
Mass, says, "the constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
eCCeLIGht GlCCCJjtY, and L consider
it the BEST PREPARATION for
its Intended purposes" We pItO-
JiSh q treatise on the hdti', 9OkicIt
qUe send free 6V mail atl0oH 02pIi-
cation, 1ChiCH contains cOncTleIL-
ddtOTy notices from CLerONIIle1e,
phJSjCiGHS, the press, and others.
We hare made The study of the
hair and its diseases u Speciality
for gears, and EnOav tAGt qUe 2l,diEe
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and tie 1ITeSerC0-
ton Of the hair, eatGlIt, and so
dchnO OULeCLOed Oy the best EAedi-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Price one Dollar Fer Bottle.
r. p, HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, Nh.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
Selling Ont at COstI

O, DowD y Son will positively
sell at cost any Dry Goods or No
tons they may have on hand, as
they arc contemplating a change in
business and wish to close out their
entire stock Of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c. 2S-It
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
Monday, the 18th Day Of August, a.
D. 1870,

at the hour of2 o'clock p NJ of said day, the
following described lands and tcncmCnts Situ
ate i1 the county OF Ninton, aud State Of Ohio,
to-wt;
The South Fast Quarter OF the Southeast
Quarter dissection Twenty-onc en- Township
Nine O) Range Nineteen 49, containing forty
three tl@) acres more or less; and the West
half Oft the Southwest quarter of Section TwCn-
ty-Seycn (2i, Township and Range alorcsad-
contoniug Eighty iSul more on less,
Taken rs the. property Of Joseph Baker TO
satisfy Il judgment rendered against
them by said Court in favor Of L, G. Grillln 4
Co.
Appraised rs follows;
First described parcel at one Hundred Dol.
lars 900 90.
Second described parcel at Two Hundred and
seventy Dollars G2IO OOD
And each parcel must bring two thirds of
thCubOvC sums.
Terms ofSalo-Cash in hand
DANIEL BOOTlT,
Sherin NintOn county, %
L. S. Claypoolc aud j. NJ. MEG illlvray, Att'ys
lurprG.
July ID, 1S1O.5w.15
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03

NOW Is Jne tllOo 70 SCNu IOr thC
Campaign EaQeirer, Just 25 cents
for three months.
Ice is much better than q brick
in hat this weather.
The place to advertise is in the
columns of this paper,
We have q lot of beautiful pic
lures for sale.
THIS region was visited by fine
rain last Thursday. Twas badly
needed.
WE have u surplus of seven hun
drcd dogs and sixteen hundred cats
in this town.
On Thursday last bran new
moon put in appearance.
JOB Work Of any description
neatly executed at this Office,
Our people are now trying to
support five churches and two base
ball clubs.
DAYS length, fourteen hours and
seven minutes.
PEACHES and apples will not be
so plenty in this comfy this year
as last.
ThG hay harvest will soon be
over. Crop light,
REMEMBER that the Democratic
County Convention will be held on
the 22l and delegates will be cho,
sen on the 2Oth Of August.
The last picnic held in this coun,
ty was the mis2cgcnation concern
held at Hope Furnace on the lth
of July.
THE blackberrics arc all sold and
gone,
No use in havinga law if it is not
to be enforced.
HAVE you % cents? Send it ia
us for the Campaign EHquirer for
three months.
Ir will be two hundred and twelve
years next Sunday since CROMWELL
dicd-August 7, 1868.
WE have received copy Of tho
Premium List for lS7Oof the North,
crn Ohio Eair to be held at Clevc
land, from October lth to 7th. Pas
scngcrs carried to and from il at hall
fare. Col. S. d. HARRIS, Cores.
ponding Secretary, Cleveland, o.
The July number Of Tie Lycevm
containing II complete list Of Lee.
turers, Readers, and Musicians, fol
the season Of 1S7O.71, is on our Ia.
bic. Published by REDpATu &
HALL, So DroomfcId street, Boston
TIE Ehquirer will be sent orC
year TO any ono sending us 20 sEb
scribcrs to the Campaign Eaquirtr
Como, friends, aid us in circula.
ting the Enquirer Only 2j cents
for three months!
The August number Of Tile Tech.
nOyogist, devoted to Engineering
Manufacturing and Building, is up.
on our table. II is the best thing
ofthc kind published. Terms, g.
per year, Address "Thc Industrial
Publication Company" 17G Broad
way, New York.
AFTER reading this paper show
it to your ncighbor who does not
take it, and persuade him to sub.
scribe for it for one year, four OF
six months, or for the campaign.-
81 so for one year, IS cents for six
months; 50conts for four months;
25 cents for the campaign,
WE would appreciate the favor il
some Democrat in each School Dis.
trict in every township in the coun.
ty would get up u club Of Cam
paign subscribers for the EaquHcr.
25 cents each. 1T will be red hot
during the campaign! Down with
Ilo pnogI o1 poi not;n,s ~, ;,,or,n,,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
Monday, the 18th day Of August, A.
D. 1870,

NJ the houror o'clock r, N. OrSaid day. the fol-
lowing described premises, situate In the coun.
~ ofNinlon, and state OfOhiO, to.wit;
one hundred ncros Of Land on the North end
Of Fraction thirty-thrcc G8) )TOwnShip Ten u0)
aud Range Number SlNlCen no. commencing
1T the Northeast corner OF Sanford Bowcn's
land, In said Fraction; thence running North
to the corner Of said Fraction, thence West 10
Tho Northwest corner of said Fraction; thence
south To the lands of Sanford BowCnj thence
Fast TO the place OF beginning, containing one
hundred 100 acres, bo the same moro or less.
Taken Ms the property of said BnnkratE Bclz
and Nelson Rcmon, TO satisfy Judgment In
favor AIclLar Nyo, Jr
Appraiscdat ono Thousand, One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars 0l OO) and must bring
tive. thirds oltlnt sum
Terms OF Balo-Cash u hand,
DANIEL BOOTH,
sheriff Viql0n County
H. {, lunrs, ATTY for plf
.Iulv ii ihi0. .hV. IN
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Contains no lac Sulphui-no Sugar Of Lead
no Litlilrgo-nO Nitrate Of Silver, and is en-
tlrcy free from the poisonous and hcntll.dc
stroyimg drugs used In other Hair Prcpara'
tlOnS
Transparent and clear MS crystal, twill not
soil the finest fabric, perfectly sNic, clean and
found ut lasu
IL restores andprovcns the Hairl from bocom-
ing Gray, imparts u soft, glossy appearance, re-
moves Dndrulr " cool and refreshing 10 the
head. checks the hair from falling on, and ro-
stores II to u great extent when prcmaturely
lost, prevents headaches, cures all humors, Gu
lnnCous cruptnns, and unnatural heat
DIR, q. SMITH PHlCutoc Groton Junction,
Mass. Prepared only by Proctor Brothers,
Gloucester Mass, The genuine isput np In n
panel bottle, made expressly for II, with the
name OF tho article blown In the glass. Ask
your Druggist for Natureb llrir Restorative,
and takO NoOt her.
For snlc byJ D, PARK, Wholesale Agont, Cinoin.
natl and q, ", sIss0N, McArthur, "a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
BEiEVITIES.


China has a population Of
four hundred million, whereas
The United States has n popu.
lation Of ONLY about forty nil
hon. China, therefore has a
sufficient surplus population to
over1un and rule this country.
Not q p plcasing thought for the
poor white Iaborer.
The Ironton Register a pen
ny, Radical dip, hopes to live
to see the day when white men
will be superseded at the fur
naceS in that, county by rat
eating Cinnamon. That is Rad.
icalism for you ? Crowd poor
white men down and elevate
the vermin eating, idolatrous
colored races over their heads.
The Chinese are swarning
everywhere, and destroying
white labor. They are en-
ployed as farm hands in Iowa,
at fifty cents a day, and Board
themselves ! Let laboring men
look to this in time. Self pres
ervation demands it,
Elections will be held, this
fall, in all the States except
Oregon, California, New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut and Rhode
Island. The Radical party will
hear when they come off.
General Sheridan, the cele.
brated rider, has taken a ride
over to Europe, to watch the
progress of the European war.
What will we do for somebody
to butcher the wives and child.
rem Of the Indians while he is
gone?
1t is announced that General
Robert E. Lee will accept the
Presidency Of the Virginia
Valley Railroad, in connection
with his duties as President Of
Washington College.
Southern negroes complain
that the Radicals SO fix things
that colorcd voters have "no
say" in the nominations.
A Southern Governor Isl
credited with vetoing a bill
passed by the Legislature, "for
bad spelling and nonsense gen
orally"
Newport is filing mp with
federal of1ice-hoIders who get
from three to four hundred dol
lars a day salary. How can
they afford the fun?
The defaulter Bailey is said
70 70 nave Deen SecTele9 re: IN Ne"
oIK ever We since ms !, diSaPpea:r-
/; Snce' OonSIooI"Dle sellSauon
mas pGen ( occGsloneq ,, III COM
mercloI y. GlfcleS mere oy Nll & GA-
P,icIt chaIPe MADE ny ihe
GommeLcl9I - T4l:,9 c1st AoyTI!ISe!, n:as,. 'haV
ne o9l'eu ~, 0."Ies ,i:.to.. DIsCsIcC I,t1t hI.
,oIt0y 3 S"4oiq,'i$.eS to pn;1o1 iIoeH'1 tIot ,D
should make himself scarce as
possible, inasmuch as he might
be indicted and. arrested if
found.
so,,ontu.f,,,, ,,oors oao tLe
fret stonS wora ioIya0 In to "Go1 Ioy ont
tbo ,I,o' 80 to%o W. Of CIevnIon1 1i,l and
" ,lV nyv sEo yO" Tos Il u bocomo D ~ a. citv Of
"o" "oo,lm S''t. r. -,'o m"+ |T'' nn;ta . bnnjred
t5on.yond t'Io,ly2 i inbobito2+s iIC' if On the
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Tue Railroad lcver should be q
little higher than it is az present,
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G SILDRIFF'S. SALE.

State Qt Ohio, Tiatoa Comiy
Molzur Nyc, Jr, Plaintiff,
AKA inst
BnnkmlX lIctI anil NJ isOn Richmond, Dcrtg
In Vinton County Ctarto Common Pleas. Or
dcl'Of sale,
Pursuant to the command Of an order Of sale
in the above cause, issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas, Of NintOn county ohio, and to
me directed rs sheriff Of snid county, I will Of
fer ut public salcat The dooror tho Court House,
in thclown Of Macarthur In said Ninton coun-
ty, ON
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03

For Pure Drugs and Medicines,
go TO Siason's.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophiod and decaycd.
But such as remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of 'fouling the hair with q pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleteriOus substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03

"Two Dollars per day and
Roast Beef was once . political
rallying cry, Now the Radi-
cal taskmasters of New Eng
land raise the cry of "Sixty
cents per day and Roast Rat"
for wolkingmen. How do the
workingmen Of the West who
have enriched these New Eng
land lords by sustaining an UNI
righteous and unfair tariff
through their votes like the
sound Of this new rallying cry?
Let every true Democrat
strive for pure white sover-
eighty, and that white men
shall rule America, and white
men only shall have the fran
chise, and have it to the end
Of time. Let Us havea straight
line drawn between the pure
white Democratic party, and
let them be called "The Unadul-
terated White Democracy"
throughout the length and
breadth Of the North Ameri-
can States; and let the black
and.tan-"colored," or so.called
Republican party, and all who
90 in for negro votes, be called
aTho Black Woolly.Headed
African Party" And we will
succeed, sooner or later. ........ /.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03

Wnwnrrnnt MI Our stock true to nam O and nj
osl low prteos as can hc obtained nnwhore, and
invite Ill pcrgons TO call and examiner it.
Any lett cr addrossedt TO us, aa to prices orva.
noNcs, will bo pr0mpu anyswoTod.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and elTectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to us original color,
'aciM the gloss and
freshness Of yoatb.
Ub;,o Lo;, =, ALL,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-03

Elections will be held, this
fall, in all the States except
Oregon, California, New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut and Rhode
Island. The Radical party will
hear when they come off.
The New York herald., 1870-12-28

seek vent in political revolution. For
eighteen years Louis Napoleon shrewdly pro-
vided the excitements and sensations needed
by the French people. But he humored them
oil the timo with that Rhine frontier till it
brought him to his ruin. General Grant has
been humoring us on manifest destiny
with ST. Domingo, but It does not 60 down
We have tried to help him on that lovely
island, but it wont do. He must give us
something better. st. Domingo is a humbug.
It was South Sea bubble, but it has ex-
ploded. Here is the republican party,
fonndcred and breaking up on sand bar 1t
must be got off or it will go to pieces. The
prospect is in favor Of it's dissolution and dis
persion, and In favor, too, of q political reyou-
ton and another reconstruction of the United
States, beginning with the shortest method Of
settling the national debt. The country will
not stand still. I'll axe or break, it will ''keep
moving" and tho administration must 60
ahead Or be run down.
The New York herald., 1870-12-28

one half OF II. This latter condition has been
triumphantly filed so far as the perforation is
concerned, more than two and half years in
advance, and Italy has chief honor in the
grand result; for through hor skill, energy
and liberality II was inaugurated, and to her
perseverance, In the teeth Of every species OF
Encouragement is its completion mainly due.
She too will reap the first immediate profits.
for her breadstuffs manufactures and misccl-
laneous supplies arc needed in the regions
to which the tunnel will give her direct
entrance.
But all Europe, and through Europe the
world atlarge, is to profit soon and immensely
nent is to have speedy aud easy access to the
south, direct lines Of railroad will quickly
place tho ports of the German Ocean and
the Baltic In swift communication with
those of the Mediterranean and the Euxine;
the new Oriental mail route via Brindisi will
be in full operation ere 1871 shall have waned.
and the heart beat, political and commercial,
Of our race, be freed and quickened by such
degrees as shall presently reveal themselves
in advancing pulsations Of light over the saw
age places Of the Earth which have hitherto
sat In darkness. We, then, welcome the CON-
pleted perforation of Mount Gents to its splen-
did place, az gigantic enterprise, beside the
Suez Canal, the transcontinental Pacific rail-
road, the sub-oceanic telegraph. Two nations,
although pronounciDg different dialects, hail
ing each other with joy through the speaking
trumpet of the mountains; the North and the
South, and with them the remotest East and
West, shaking hands at last between the eter-
nal ridges of the Alps, and feeling common
thrill run from hemisphere to hemisphere
this is, indeed, a lesson, spectacle, gift.
In the hallowed Christmas season, beyond all
price to humanity practical guerdon of the
peace and good will long promised from on
high aud to be worked out by the sweat of
labor, guided by patriotism and genius towards
it's final deliverance
The New York herald., 1870-12-28
Personal Intelligence.

General James b. Fry, OF the United States Army,
Is temporarily quartered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr. W. G. Smith, member OF Congress from YER
mont is among the recent arrivals at the Brevoors
House.
Mr. John H. Flagg. Clerk OF the House OF Repre-.
sentatves, is stopping at the Grand Central Hotel.
General f. II. Baker, OF Chicago, has arrived at
the st. Denis Hotel.
General G. b. Williams, Deputy Commissioner OF
the Internal Revenue is In the city on business
nected with his department. He Is staying at the
Everett House.
General James s. Ncgley, member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania, has apartments at the Fifth
Avenue Horel
Judge Perry H. Smith, of Chicago is rooming at
the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Mr. 4. r. Purnell. State Senator from Texas Is at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
General s. b. BucKner, OF Confederate renown, has
left the Grand Central Hotel for his home in Ken
lucky.
Miss olive Logan aghted yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel L. H. Dixon ana Major Neil, Of the United
States Army are temporarily at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Nj. David Lyman. prominent railroad man and
a member Of the Legislature OF Connecticut il
among tine latest arrivals at the Astor House.
Commander B. p. Smith, OF the United States
Navy, is now stationed at the Irving House.
Mr. q. A. Grow, ex-Speaker Of the House OF 10
presentatives, has arrived at the Astor House.
MI. W. d. Murphy, OF Albany, is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
MIR. J. II. Ramsey, President OF the susquehanna
Railroad. is sojourning at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. ]. p. OMEN. member OF Congress from Penn
sylvania has apartments at the Astor House.
The following is list OF passengers who sailed In
steamship CITY of Cork, to Halifax ana Liverpool.
yesterday december 81 1s7o):-Sister Mary Corne-
ia, Sister Mary Bernard, Miss Grace, Captain
Graham aud WIFE, John H. Gibbon, Mr.. w. c. Bates.
Mr. William Fulke, Captain Dalrymple ]. J. Barber.
Mrs. Forbey. Reuben A. Kroyd and sou, d. Weir
and wife, DE Burgh Persse. Edward Hall. 7. +.
uaWklns0u
The New York herald., 1870-12-28
A Warming from Richmond.

It seems that the loss Of some of the lives
by the burning Of the Spottswood Hotel was
caused by the jam Of crowd Of panic-stricken
people against doors that opened inwardly
It was in the same way that the seventy vic
tins of the burning theatre in Richmond, fifty
nine years ago, were held secure against all
struggling till the doom OF death could reach
them. We should take a warning from this late
disaster. Our theatres and hotels usually have q
their doors opening outwardly, or on swing
ing hinges, that they may open both ways, but
Ill Of them need more doors for egress. Some
of our theatres have narrow winding stair
cases leading to the street doors, and nearly
all of them, especially the most crowded, have
camp chairs blocking up the passage ways
Plymouth church is especially faulty in this
latter arrangement, although in the matter Of
epress it is an excellent model for all our
churches and theatres. The Inspector of
Buildings who is charged with the rectifca-
ton Of such matters as these, does not seem
likely to pluck out the evil very summarily,
and the Thirty-fifth street disaster should
teach our citizens that measures for the secu-
rity Of life from disaster by falling or burning
buildings should be taken into their own hands.
Managers and church trustees should remove
all camp chairs from the aisles and have
wide doorways for egress on all sides Of their
houses