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FORCING TIE DOMINION.
,,v,DIvrSr rtKE THE RED RITER
COUNTRY.
,.,, Granville IN n ScrnPe-Canadn to Paw
,.r it-Troop- TO be sent to Red River.

-, crenyiIle IN n Scrape-Canndn to Paw
a.r It-Troop- to be sent to Red River.
co,re.pondonce Of The sun.
yovrrr,t. Feb %. -Complcations are likely
4, arise in the Hudson's Bay Company, which will i'm
,,,,,e Earl Granville. formerly Governor, or Presi.
..,t ofthat Company, and now Colonial Minister Of
a,,si Britain. II will be quite necessary for the
,obl. E.rl to smucge the whole matter out Of sight
!, ,pdy a. possible aud 1t is in view Of this cmcr
,.rcy tina, he has just sent an earnest rccommenda
non % the Canadian Government to pay, withou,
nv h-tLcr delay, tSe 100000 which they had bar.
AIMED 10 give the Company tor the Red River ter
',orv It 4 doubtless hoped by this means TO avoid
Parliamentary investigation, which the Company
,gl naturally exact II they do not receive their
ropey and which Earl Granville cannot afford TO
'low Whether the Canadian Government wiL be
N, to furnish so large sum, uuder such pressure,
remains to BE- seen.
Aregiment Of troops, the Royal Canadian Rifles
xh battery Of Royal artillery. are ordert TO the
ped River country. They viii start In May, aud
IN have water transportation to the proper point
"a Lake Superior whence they will march to their
estimation The United States Government have
fe,n Isked for leave to move this force through it,
IN tory and have refused It, The British Govern.
p,nl viii pay the entire expense OF the expedition
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IN STATE bonds The rennessecs active and pressed
new * cent 70 @ M" neS S Ss and the
nrm al 81 addonal strength being impaired by dos
hat been adopted Which requires oil raj f0ais in that
staIc ho1ng tpecial tax" bonds unscld to lcturn
non complhnce. Two millions have already been sent
III PaI It + pndcIs God t1at over seven millions
Of outstanding bonds TO seven and a hall mil0rs
AaSnms 3. ~ s. . Ti i,co %sle stISn o;Haek
:, advancing ~ sent 70 Sx, Oh L9u,ianas reccded
Gent 70 ~ and Sew York bounty mnasV Telling Si
o shoe and Leather. 10; Continental Sax, central
Nnii. nal iij Fourth National 1917 Merchants' ils;
and crs SpG Asccsn AZ s ~
was well distributed business in railway bonds which
Indiana Central seiiiSs at isS Of Ohio and s,ssnp,
u, end Central Pacines at 81
the feveri slate Of gold INIT less active than fof the
LET few days During the early pari Of tho day precs
washessy and declined on the entire gt paItcpiuriy
Fac nc Mail, which rccedcd to 39V Rock fsla
rsSTed nom i 70 io TRe SSiNclpa dSainss' we're ere
n heading. VIC Vanderbilt. Norihwestern, and 81
between ge,. and 90 scrip. eiK and ~ No tbwestern
common ,ON and GeN the preferred. s'A ana 81 ST.
sbcse ~ a ne F sSsgrTah Ss: S1S
isem 9l 70 W Ohio amt Mssi slppi hong steady st 900
nrIn g ls the p.eIsrfe seni5s at ~ iss. WSSass s
@ uu 81 ana New Jersey Central actfvc at f9 10
1,s gTSie5Ife "a NY Cean6gs meaac And N
uMtlOfC. ald Erle at :. Chicago and Alton, ifielff
tlton and Terre Haute 70 and tho Preferred ID
~ Nisccl ineous SHARES mere dull. aud Pueblo Mail
red lOas,A Delaware aud aadsSn csmn com grsfr
Company, 81 aad Canton Compsnv, 81. ExnPe .s
49, Mere Huiet. WIN sales OF Adams at eslsgssA
states, SIS.
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Arrisea-SUNpAY, Foo. e.
steamship Herman Livingston, savannah mdsc. and
pas.
Steamship Fairbanks, Wilmington, y G. naval stores
-fca u-u.p frlncou'n, Port' lut. udsa. and PAS
St'Au.s ip aD.. -tta, NrW nediUId, U4-o and lass
steamship REGULATOR. " l.ln-ton y &, naval torres.
steamship Flag, Fernuudlaa fla, udsc aud PASS.
StuAisl p te-t'ut 4 IS. Nu4 Orleans, udse ana
steamship Geo Washington, New Orleans, Indsy AID
put-.
steamship Tennessee, Charleston, udse IN pace
Stcnu. hiv Dc soto, new Orleans. 90 t-r and pAs-.
BarA G. " Roosevelt Havana, surar and n.olisses.
Bark nacrc, urounuwafer. teas, &c.
Bark Commodore DrlOnt, Havana, sugar.
BARK u Walker Elzahe'hport.
big lcyOi ticntue-us. rul tr and o. ia .sCs.
ma Tempest, New Bedford In hallalt.
Also TIE usual river ana coastwi.e vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
QUEENSTOWN, Fen. s-CIty Of Warrington and Pcva.
sYiyaulN, NCw lO.k.
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mand from the foreign bankers. undet the eversh con
nIoh OF the god market. and the investment demand
a-hso pccn OF little Importance, the general sransae
t,ons navlng bees sms l. In wen informed circles the
peNanE opuio" has been untavorab bic to the eventual
n1oluon OF the Senate Funding bill In any form though
EiOuuclnS NO marked ohect upon price,, being more
Inan ncutrnzed by reports nom semi cil sourCca
Ihn me debt statement c March will probably show
debt. 1870 NV "'''"' =" WV NV
Henry Clevs Co. 50 all street report the market
L.. NJ. vi a uuIat
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grirsln. The supreme Cour,torerms. On,

i''loN, Feb. 27-In response 10 the ef
i''i PERSONS interested in the immediate reversal
~ A.' al 'cnder decision, Attorney General
H"f t'r.'- further TO consider the question while
.. s'l9ie Lcstates about the confirmation o.
'.eto' Bradley ana Strong.
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Sctrutcs.


pEV II, ". ga lLAHEH. Of Broohlvn, VIII de.
Ia aver No new lecture cut lei Put money On thy
Purse ever before dc.Nct'd IN View hork, m the
y. ON Tuesday cy,nng March Ion pace Vt lohn
g. Sake, to commence UI OClOrN. Iltect-,
cts i-sued for N SAVES lecsu.e, and COu!se uGhels
ava lao Tor thI- lecture.
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Urn osaoSs.

! Orr 6nOSs.
BaReAiNsIN
READY MADE GARMENTS,
SILK, PoPLN. AND SERGE WALKING sCIrs.
| RECEPTION DRESSES, MORNING ROBES, LADIES'
ENTERTAINMENTS, INFANTS AND CnILDRENs
APPAREL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALSO.
NOVELTIES IN
BRAIDED AND EMBROIDERED proUE GARMENTS
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
LADIES JUPoNs-TUcKED. RUFFLED. AND
EMBROIDERED.
JUST RECEIVED PER
RECENT STEAMERS.
AT. STEWART q CO..
BROADWAY. 9TH Av AND 10TH ST.
A. r. STEWART s. co.
WILL OPEN on MONDAY. FEB Is,
an additional suppiyof
REAL INDIA cAMELs' HAIR sHAwLs
purchased a. the recent
LONDON AUCTION SALE.
when VIII enable them to offer the same about
SIXTY PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMERLY.
BROADWAY. irH Av. AND 18TH ST
A. +. STEWART d CO.
WILL on MONDAY FEB. Is.
Rcplenish their
POPULAR STOCKS
WITH NOVELTIES
in all their various departments at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Their customers and the resident. of the neghbOring
cities respectfully invited to examine
BROADWAY. Tn Av. AND 10TH st.
A Il. sTEwARTS co.
on MONDAY, FEB %.
will reduce the price OF
FRENCH TOPLINs, viz:
From 81 y to........ti % per yard 80 inches wide
From 90 to........... % per yard " inches wide.
From - to......... 80 per yard, 81 inches vide
HIGHER PRICES IN PROPORTION.
Also,
ALABGE LOT OF
IRISH PoPLINs TO !? FER YARD.
DRoApwlY, !In Az. AND lorn 81.
DRESS GOODS.
.s.JAFTRAY CO.
have now on exhibition
oNE thousand CAsLs
OF aud choice
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
which they oa,rn. AT the loveii market 7ce.
iu many n''arec' twenty 10 u.sg De- seat below the
rate- Of last sessop.
Included 'a 'r .crtaent are a number Of uaes OF
dc'ra'e -oos prices below the cost OF importation.
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very respectfully,
Fisk y iIAl

T. s'-We Lave issued pamphlets CONAN. psr.
tcu!arf, statistical details, maps, SC, W . uiu BE-
furnished upon application.
we my and sell Government Bon"'' lm -gge'va the
accounts Of BANKS, Banners, Corpotauyu Aau u.lers
sao"af to cheek at sight, and aloe t' ,t on Jaily
balances.
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BANKING ISD FIN.iNCIiL.

9OWCS MACY, Banker Chc same as an
incorporated bank No. - Wall street. New York.
-Four Per eeu'. interest allowed on deposits.
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XIRINE INTELLIGENCE

N4STtrrgr ALNAyAC-rrrt7 oAr
% rNes.s.. y siii sets,.. ) 30 Mool Tlst 20
HluH WArEs-rlGs OAR
ANDY NQOh. 80 GUV.lsilnI.. 81 Ile. cate. : 80
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!ubIi
II 81 PU BLISIED

81 ~ BLlSiE
Bi CHARLES sCGIBNER Coa
l.
Mrs .JERNINGHAMS JOURNAL.
one VOL lGno. P.ice....................... &c
CRITICAL NOTICES.
The 1eSt and ~ 'he.t novenrtc Ia verse published
sine owen NeTeliLi "Llci Ic.' - Aos.Oa DTay Hds.
tDf
THE most spars'in- and graceful -tory hat W have
h1l lyI i1hr l...e, -Ntf loTN D.stjttT.
VOLUMES VII AND Wiz OF me POPULAR
EDfIIONOF
TRoUDEs HISTORY or ENGLAND
iach ono Sol. l3uo. Co.n. Pror per vol els.
Hs'e tOoIsr., iaieJy o6 ho,'s,a.,., ~ cent J,.t.
~. ',iYts IutHhffa Hpon re- L'orfrics
CHAs. sCrIBSER E co, d5t Broadway. Wv YORK
EAOFO TctARLt ND'- BDOiN ~TCRE.aI1
~ BrOadN0y near ~ -t Tn 'rU YOU viii md All the
new puOha ~ f Law, AMI an m" stan trI works ami
also enc GO English, FIR. nrp ard scotch stationery.
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SotRtl No,ltts.

DAIArEkS.-lHe u. D. aud p. society OF Opera.
ave lJutegs ilett tliF Vteu =, Feu. 81 az Ne nj [
Hal cor ~ =, an ~ ag. W. b. MATHEWS. ICES.
S4NEs flRLUhu. sgo.
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w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.LESTFR W ALLACK.
Doors open al IA 70 cnnmnnCe at O'Clock.
THIS hNFNlNG
WIN be presented Dion IJOucicarlts and H. j. Byrone
Drama. IN } acts Of LOSI AT STA.
Produced after careful preparation, with
New scenery ly IL. lshcrV OOd, g. Eyant, ulyATd,
aud assistants; now music arranged by Mr.. Thomas
Baketj new appontmeEts by Mr.. James Tlmony ncW
mechanical effects by SIR. II. Butlcr.
The east a. follow: Walter Corani Mr.. j. W. wal
lack; Mr., Rawiins. Frsnklins coundenuhl clerk, Mr..
&. Fisher; Jos Jessop, quack doctor SIR. y. H. stOd
dart Smyly. an GRAND boy, MIS-, Efhe Gcrmon; Lord
Alfred Jole1took, OF the Guards, Mr. owen MRrlowe,
Mr. Frank banker. Nr Hicld Ctlfihs afOotman.
Mr. NJ. Holland Rsipy, Miss Madeline Hcnrques Mrs.
Iessop, hrs. John SytiOn Laura iriusln. Mn. L..
Phnlrs MIR. pNhna. MI. Power : md olher..
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Sus.a,ss Eohr,s.

JuSn = ZAP ct0rant l. both a palliative
o. curative IN all LnN, Complaint, Bronchitis sc IL
j. sa74-ri Ieu cdY Jos ~. Cou-ls and COiIs, aad
LeoGs only trtto prove It's worth. sold every where
wheeler s. Nil-nu sewing Machines .1tI
70 dN Y. tIt. a't .'., sell uf YuE slu Gown and
~ tt' mrhlh, Nt.'tl' extra charge, stchle- 70 et.
j. 1. ELLl-.
WhCptrrN Wt'sou, iug r,ViI-aNA f.tahs
Howe Grover a Blk,I sewing % TclIurs 10 Gt or sod
on monthly .. .He'f. vs.. t. PATTERSON & 90.
,ii 'r,a lway, no stairs. coz. Astor place
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NJ c..o..n h'Ids have partially tympathizei with
trd Ir 4t...n. M Al the opening W Cos were arm
but a r % lhe current quotations of last rig lt
Pc 40 sJ giler Of sod was lowered especially ia
u1'n market There has been but moderate Dc DE-.
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nrp GOODS.
- ~. .- 7-~l~y~-~4~S,sy>S~- ., 80,
.JAMES McCRERRY a. co..

I-.. Np GOODS.
| JAMES McCWBERY q co..
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH 81.
WILL OFFER ON
MONDAY, FEB. q,
LARGE LOT OF
LINEN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
WHICH THEY HAVE PURCHASED MUCH UNDER
GOLD PRICES. VIZ;
CASES OF - DLEACHED DAMAsK.
Al 60 CENTS PER YARD
| CASES OF ~ BLEACHED DAMAsK,
At IS CENTS PER YARD.
CASES OF 81 BLEACHED DAMAsK,
VERY FINE. o. PER YARD.
SEVERAL CASES OF 81 AND 1O4 BARNsLEY
DAMAsKs. OUR owS IMPORTATION, (NEw
PATTERNs), WILL DE OFFERED ON A GOLD
BASIS
81. 81, AND 1914 BAENsLEY sHEETINGs, FROM o.
CENTS PER YARD.
SEVERAL CASES OF TOWELS. FROM sl7s PER
DOZEN UPWARD.
ONE CASE OF 224O DAMAsK TOWELS, AT also
PER DOZEN REDUCED FROM o.
HUCK AND DIAPER TOWELS AND TowELLING,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ID -MEsrlC sHEETINGs AND sHIRTINGs,
N EVERY wELL-KNowN BRAND,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
JAMES McCRERRY & co,
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST,
WILL OFFER
on MONDAY, FEB. Is.
IN THEIR
LADIES AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
INFANTS LACE CAPS.
INFANTS TOILET Basket
iNFANTs' DRESSES. SLIPS, &C.
LADIES' MORNING WRAPPERS.
LADIES' WHITE wALKIyG SUITS, &C.,
IN NEW STYLES.
LADIES NIGHT DRESSES. a. 81 and s250
LADIES CHEM1sEs, at o. and ti.g5.
LADIES DRAWERS. at 20 eta. and ti
LADIES TUCKED SKIRTS, at A.
LADIES' FRENCH WOVEN COGsETs * cts
LADIES' VERY FINE FRENCH:wovEN coRsETs,
$3.50
JAMES McCREERY a. co.,
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST.,
WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY. FEB. %.
1000 PTIcEs WHITE PIQuEs,
AT y CENTS PERYAgD.
500 PIECES OF WHITE PfoUEs,
IN NEW DESIGNS,
AT 81 CENTS PER YARD AND UPWARD.
JUST RECEIVED. SEVERAL CASES OF
BUFF FRENCH rIoUEs.
AT VERY Low PRICES.
ALSO.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND SWISS
WHITE GOODS
THE PRICES OF WHICH WE HAVE REDUCED
40 THE PRESENT GOLD STANDARD.
LADIES. GENTS, AND CHlLDRENs
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHEFs,
IL GREAT VARIETY.
1000 DOZ. LADIES' HEMSrITCHED
HANDKERCHIEts,
Al > CENTS
OR CALICO DEPARTMENT
Il now COMPLETE IN ALL THE BEST
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MAKES,
Al IHE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
1870. SPRING 1879.
NEW GOODS At RETAIL.
MONDAY. FEB. 3.
FRENCH PRINTS AND rrRcALEs.
JAcoNETs.
LAWNS
oEGANDINEs,
GRLNADIEs.
PERcALE AND JAoOYET ROBES.
ENGLISH rGrNrs
ALL NEW STYLES AND MOSTLY CONFINED 70
OURSELVES.
AL-O.
MAGNIFICENT LINE OF
White rlQUEs WHITE riQUEs.
the qu-nc' aud patterns OF which uel,yy 10 he IN.
cguacl IN thcmlrlct.
ALrO,
Other new F.uric. for
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
TO which We inu,e attention.
lord & TAYLOR.
ri pADvAY AND GRAND ST.
GRAND AND CHEYslIE SITS.
A hi>"Ei's.
PREPARING
s9EcIE PPHhYMEyrs
REGovAL.
SELLING OFF
PREylous TO
oSNt%f S yiS43G%at,K
GREAT BARGAINS.
WT2EYY RANp T6 l|c ,s e. slc DC .oc
RI fFLIlNS&c q iAiIL,kkl&ns; 70; y ~, piece.
NEtpI EMoi;K nANpkkGChlEFs, iSc, }tc Sc,
HENsllIcn nANDKEGcHlEFs sc, nc i2oc a}'e.,glc
~ THE WY or tiH'E6AIP' Goiobs
CoLoREp SIR NELNEls, WOVEN LDGhs, .5,. to
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Snnstntnis.

ROOTIs THEATRE.
- 2Jd street, between 5h aud 9Th avs.
NINTH WEEK
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY,
EDWIN BOOTH
HAMLET
NINTH Hamlet MATINEE
On SATURDAY MAnt "a 3 NJ L.
Please take Notlce-The Curtain rises precisely at7
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH j.
LMMA MAl.LEl.
BLANCA.
IN the Rev. ". H. Ml,msn'. Tragedy, in acts, or
FAZtO.
For the better accommodation ot the public the Boz
sheet VIII he open
-. TWO " Inks ~ ADVANCE,
Mthc Box Once OF the Theatre az lis Branch Ticket
Umce nj the Music stOre OF G. VI. OLSON Co., IN
Broadway.
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y
60. rs hAAkl.D - PLAIN EIGIr!g.
GALL AND EXAMINE 1hE IRItf,
lIEl SIItlFltlp.t D. il f..H
AT AND BELOW CUSr
ON stock must be closed out before May rc1t aud
the hu-lnuss VIII Ua confined auer that dal. ~ our
succclsyrs, Messrs Nrul Davidson o-u Broadway.
V. MAI GiiWOtT q CO.,
Corner uf Bruldw dy and Boone 81.
oar store, Nl00, 10 &C. oitacr entire tie lots sepa
rntyy.
FOX PlnPLE- on THE FACE.
Nolne1"H'-, biHCn-Hcaas. Flesh Mornl-, or t,Tubs,
limply Erupup anI BlotChed dsHlnra ou- on lie
ace. Tee ieitys tomc'.oDr ana llmpc Kennedy II
feilhoe hhd hJtnlest, ana CoAtAlus no Leu" DYsJH.
Prepared ony hS lr. - {, tEkl.I, - IonI It., New
lofs Sold uy every Druggist IN New lork and
elsewhere.
A.-A.-OBblIIAL DnANING>.
,..-....' 3. =. - ..I,A ' IpI lr..lr-.
hloSot ~ Extra tl.ss 70. 1Ia. Feb lG $50.
81. 81, O., -, H. IS, . -, s.. No. N, : 3
MlSsOl lI-Jla,s 40. 20. feO a. $50.
. ~. g, - c. 81, -, O., H., "a, 3, = - 4.
hlNll GA LNra tltss 40. rs. ECf. 10. $50.
H. 81 /. y, y, I, rs, e. p, -, ~ -. 81.
kENIi tkl lass 10 ls5. Fen. &c. $50.
~ y, %, o.. - -, !, ~ 80, 81, D. q! ~
PtlEcs C1sucu ana informal ON turu-lca % fge tIoys
and also Oydl iiay.nI LOTTERIES, j. ILt.Ia i,ro,tr.
~ Broadway lj3 Futon 81. ana faTA row
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5inaruiaL
OFFICE OF FISK a HATCH,

BANRREs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-19
For Pure Drugs and Medicines
20 to SisSon's.

LAST Sunday AFTERNOON at 259 we
got "aboard" Of the Cincinnati Elk.
press Train for Chillicothe, arriving
there at 4.21. Before we left there,
Cat 1853 on Monday morning,) we
learned that Chilly-cothe had the
chilIs--the shakes, the genuine cold
shaking aguo." But little else was
talked of while we were in the city,
Those who were not shaking were
looking for shake soon. All take
quinine, no difference whether they
have the chills or not. In some
places "bread is the staff of life," but
in Chilicothe quinine is a substitute
for bread. The people of the city
have paid this season thirty thous.
and dollars for quinine, and not half
of that sum for bread We went to
see the "Old Scioto River Bed" on
the west side Of the city, which
causes the people to shake so hard
and to consume such great quan.
tity of quinine, and we are sure that
another such a filthy spot is not be
found on this continent.
And the canal is almost as great q
nuisance and u disgrace to the city
as that rotten river bed. If both
were filled up with fresh earth the
city would become healthy and the
population and business would in.
crease fifty per cent. in five years.
A railroad should occupy the place
Of the canal and fine streets and
buildings should cover the river bed. !.
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RATIONAL FAITH.

Why have the public such implic'
it faith in the restorative properties
of HooaandS German BitterS? 1t is
because its history, for more than
thirty years, has been one unbroken,
undisputed record Of cures. Dys.
pepsia, nervous bcbility, liver dis
case, kidney affections, and consti'
tutional weakness, yield to its al
terative, vitalizing and purifying
properties; while the German Tonic
which contains in addition, pure
diffusive stimulant, works wonders
whore q moro powerful agent is re-
ouired. Sold by all Druggists.
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MELODEONS
HORACE WATER,S'
WareroomS, 481 Broadway, ". Y
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best,-N Y EUaageii8t
We can speak of the merits of tho Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge rs being Of
the very best quality.--Christidn IRteILig6ncer
most thoroughly seasoned material-AdOOcdte
and journal.
Our friends will find at Waters store the very
best assortment of pianos, melodeons and or
gans to befound in the United States.-G Ora
hdn'S Magazine.
Horace, Waters, 4S1 Broadway, is famed for
the excellence of his pianos and organs. .-Eoe.
ming Post
The Wat RS piano rank with the best manu-.
| featured in America The Independent, ~ Y
MUSICAL DoINGs.--Since Mr. Waters gave up
| publishing sheet music he has devoted all his
| capital and attention to the manufacture and
sale OfPianos Melodians lie has Just issued a
| catalogue Of his new instruments, giving new
scale OF prices, which shows n marked reduction
| from former rates, and his pianos have recent
| ly been awarded the first premium at several
| Fairs. Many people of the present day, who
are attracted, If not confused of the flaming ad-
vertisements of rival piano houses, probably
| overlook modest manufacturer like Mr. Wa
tiers; but we happen to know that his instru-
ments earned him good reputation long before
| EXpositions and "honors" connected Herewith
were ever thought of; indeed we have one of
Mr.. Waters Piano F0rtes now in our residence
| (where it has stood for years. of which any
manufacture in the world might be proud We
have always been delighted with il as sweet
toned and powerful instrument, and there is no
doubt of its durability; more than this some
as several celebrated pianists have performed
on the said piano, and all pronounce it supe-
| riOr and first class instrument. Stronger evil
dence we could not give.-HOme journal. 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-19

STATE BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-
This Board which meets on the first
Monday in November next, is one
ofgreat Importance TO the tax-pay-
ers in every county in Ohio. 1t is
composed of one member from each
Senatorial District in the State,
elected at tho State election on
the 18th of October.
The duty of this Board is, in brief,
to equalizo the assessment or ap-
praisement of real estate returned
by the Assessors last spring, among
the several counties, in the same
manner that County Boards equal
ize the same among the several
townships of their respective coun-
ties. Theobject OF this equalization
by a State Board is to so adjust the
valuation of real estate in each
county that each shall bear its due
share of State taxation, and no more
or no less. The equalization thus
made continues for ten years.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-19
GEN, Cox has resigned the Cabi
net Office of Secretary of the Interi
or. Grant smode him out.

Patrick Woods, who was
sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment by the House of
Representatives for an assault
upon Representative Porter, of
Richmond, Va, was released
from the Washington City
Jail, Thursday, he having serv-
ed out the full term Of his SEN
tence. He left at once for
Richmond. He took a parting
drink with several Congress
ional friends at Wizards and
seemed t) think the pleasure
of licking a Congressman was
worth the risks of a breach of
privilege.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-19
THE RESULT OF SCIENCE.

LANCASTER, o., Dec. 20. 1869.
MEssRs. r. E. SUIRE& Co., Cin'ti, o.
Gentlemen Il am induced to give
my testimony in favor of the modi.
cine you prepare, called Wayne's
Elixir of Buchu, Juniper and Acetate
of Potash, from the great benefit |
have derived from its use. For
many years I have been suffering
from an affection Of tho Kidneys,
and tried various remedies, with, at
times, some benefit from their use,
but I had never received perfect
relief until 1 had used your medi-
cine, which was recommended to me
by Messrs. Slocum & White, of this
city, and l feel that it has almost
produced q perfect cure in myself,
and can cheerfully recommend it to
others suffering from o similar dis
ease. ALBERT CLAYPoOL.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-19
Ladies, go the House Of
will Il Co., at ZaIeski,
and see the Beautiful
Styles Of Dress Goods!

DoCT. AYERS LABORATORY, thai
has done such wonders for the sick
now issues potent restorer for the
beauty of mankind-for the comeli-
ness which advancing age is SO
prone to diminish and destroy. His
VIGOR mounts luxuriant locks
on the bald and grey patcs among
us, and thus lays us under obliga'
tions to him, for the good looks as
well as health of the community.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-10-19
Court of Common Pleas.

COurU Oh common FIcdSS
The Fall Term Of this Court con.
vened on Monday, October 18th.
W. B. LOOMS, Judge.
g, w. Holland, Clerk; Aaron
Lantz, Assistant Clerk.
J. M. McGillivray, Prosecuting
Attorney,
Daniel Booth, Sheriff; A. L. Hun.
ter, Deputy Sheriff.
The following named persons
composed the Grand Jury
It. M. Bay, Foreman; Al. Mar
tindill, Nicholas Pagan, Silas Smith
Henry Lively, James Pierce, R. w
Letner, John Herold, VIM. Piles
Andrew Radcliffe, Sr,, B. Tatman
Mcdonald Lottridge, U. M. Green
David Lantz, Solomon Shipley.
Fifty three witnesses were sworn
to testify before the Grand Jury.
The examination Of witnesses viii
close to-day Wednesday,
The following named persons com.
pose the Petit Jury:
Michael Renck, Joseph WhitIach
William Fuller, Arthur Camp
Charles Hutt, Sr, Cornelius Karns
Jr., John Mccartney, Isaac Kceton
w. M. Cox, Leonard Arebaugh, J
S. Teterick.