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z. O. GRIMES,
fSrccEssoR TO Tmos. T.. SELLERS 4 Co..
&S4 AT TIE Asa

EStSfA AE2
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
Ts1NiNsTrR, Mn,
rs paying the highest prices in the
market for
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, and
Gram Of all Kinds.
Also, keeps constantly on hand large
supply of
Liquors,
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed,
Bacon,
Salt,
Fish,
FARMERS UTENSILS, &C, &C,
all of which | am selling wholesale and
retail at very low figures. have on hand
large stock of the following Guano's, and
are selling at manufacturers prices.
Pacific,
Whitelock's,
Moro Phillips,
Baugh's Raw Bone,
Flour Of Bone,
Goes Bradley's,
Berger & Butz,
Turner's Excelsior,
Sea Fowl,
Woolston's Md. Powder of Bone, &c, &c.
Also,
Oil vitriol, Salt Cake, Ammonia and pure
Bone for making Fertilizers.
The public generally will do well to give
me a call before purchasing, as intend to
sell low.
+. o. GRIMES.
N. B.-Agent for the best Blasting Pow.
der In the market, and the great Zingari
Bitters. may l3-ly
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DIR. G. BRINE,

DEING located at the residence ofbis father,
I'D r. Birnie, "Glen Burn,D is prepared to
Practice Medicine in the surrounding neigh
borhood- may 12-3m
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PHYSICIANS.
REMOVAL.

mr. DANIEL s. COONAN has re-
u moved bis Office and residence, one
,oor west Of c. Zacharias' Hotel, Vert
End. Westminster. july ]
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CIRCUIT s REIFSNIDER,
ATT0RNETS-ATLIW AND SOLE
CIT0RS IN CHANCERT,

III Vhc ~ SAANSEhA
WESTMINSTER, Nh.
WE hive formed eopartnership in the
wv practice Of Law in the Courts Of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend to all business entrusted to
our care. Particular attention paid to Col
lections and procuring DEGREES for the sale
Of Real Estate.
. Also, Applications filed for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Office adjoining the residence of CHAs. 7.
RElFsSIDER. no30-tf
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CnAFrsR sos.
AN ACT

AN ACT
FOR THE BETTER PROTECTION OF
CANE IN BALTIA0REAYD CARROLL
COUNTIES.
Section !. Be II enacted BY the Gen eral
Assembly Of Maryland, That no person shall
trap, shoot, or in any manner catch, kill, main,
or wound any Partridge or Pheasant, between
the fret day Of October, 1870, and the first day
of October, 1871
Sec. 2. And be 1t enacted, That no person
shall trap, shoot, or in any manner catch, kill,
main. or wound any Rabbit within six miles Of
the City Of Baltimore, in Baltimore county, be-
tween the first day of October, 1870, and the
first day Of October, 1872.
Sec. 3. And BE- it enacted, That any person
violating the preceding sections Of this Act
shall pay line of twenty dollars for each and
every offence to the County Commissioners
wherein said offence shall have been commit
ted one half for the benefit nf the Public
Schools Of said county, and one half to the in
former, to be collected before any Justice of
the Peace as other small debts; provided that
the provisions of this Act shall not apply to
any owner Of the land shooting or trapping
upon his own lands.
Sec. 4. And be il enacted, That this Actshall
take effect from the date Its passage,
Approved april 4, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
may 1876 Governor.
CHAPrER ISL.
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSIONERS
or CARROLL COUNTY TO Levy A
TAX OF MONEY UPoS THE FAYABLE
PROPERTY or CARROLL COUNTY
TO PAYR0BERTJ UNISON OF SAID
COUNTY FOR THE BOARDING, NUR.
SING, AND CLOTHING or BENJAMIN
Unison, A LUNA TIC PAUPER or
SAID COUNTY,
Section !, Be II enacted BY the General As.
sembly Of Maryland, That the Commissioner,
at Carroll county are hereby authorized and
empowered tn levy upon the taxable property
OF said county sum OF money not exceeding
the sum of seventy dollars, or so much thereof
as in their discretion they may deem proper
and right, per year, to pay Robert J. Unison
OF said county for the boarding, aud clothing,
and nursing Of Benjamin Unison, a lunatic
panper of said county, for the years Of 1862.
1868, 1864, 1865, 1866 and 1867.
Section 2. And be it enacted, That hi, Act
shall take eject FROM the date Of its passage.
Approved April 1, 1870.
0DEy BOWIE,
may 1887 Governor.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND S0LIcI-
TORS IN CHANcERY,
HAVE associated TO practice their profess
isl sion in the several Courts in Carroll
county. Their Office is at the residence OF Mr.
Baumgartner, In Westminster, Nd. Mr. Mer-
rick will be In Westminster during the Term
OF the Courts, and at such other times as bust
ness may requre-he may also be consulted at
bis Office, No. 20 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore,
Maryland. nov2S-tf
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pisrrhna I'd SKINNER Complaints
><|ng ; CO apound Syrup Of Black
Haksr and
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SPECIAL CONTRACT

We have in nRr possession the certificates Of
hundreds Of the most respectable persons who
have beeg cHred, even after having bean pro-
nopneed incurahlc by some OF the most eminent
physicians-a npmber OF them we're cases Of
80 TO 40 years Standing
For the convenience OF those persons IN the
county who desire TO place themselves under
our treatment we haze decided to establish an
Office at both places mentioned below for the
special treatment Of Hernia or Rupture. lie
member that we are willing to epter into an
agreement with any one afflicted with Rupture,
no matter what the condition Of bis rupture
may be, or bow long starding- guarap teeing
permanent and lasting cure,
No charge for consultation,
DIR. +. G. HOFFMEIER,
Westminster, Md.
@QFFIoE with DR.. sworms,edt.
DR.. J. F, b. WEAVER,
Manchester, Nd,
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IspELLIBLE MARKING PENcILs,.-'0Hs
j thing new, for sale by nrp
ant No. 2, Carroll Hall.
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Il AIDES. VIM. II. Geatty has just re-
j ! ceived a fine lot Of Fronch Lasting
Gsltefs may Z.
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MARYLAND BOARD of DIRECTORS.
+. b, LoNEY, Of. B. Louey & Co, }
Vice President,
T. r. JENKINS, George & jenkins.
WIN. II. PIERCE.
DAVID L. THOMAS, D. f. Thomas
& 20.
WIN. A. TUCKER, Tucker, Smith & Co.
WIN. WILSON, in, Wilson, Burns
& Co.
W, II, GILPIN,
c. W. ROBINSON, Lord & Robinson.
D. D. WADE, of D. Wade 4 Co.
Hon. RICHARD GRASoN.
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A POLICY OF LIFE INSURANCE rs
THE CHEAPEST AND SAFEST
NODE OF MAKING A GER.
TAIN PR0FISION FOR
ONES FAMILY.
b. FRASKLN.
Piedmont and Arlington
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of VIRGINIA.
w. G. DARLINGTON,
President.
J. e. EDWARDS,
Vice-Presldent.
ID. J. HARTsOOK,
Secretary.
MARYLAND BRANCH:
Office, No. 30 Post, Office Avenue, near
Second Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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ALL MONEY RECEIVED AT THIS
BRANCH is INVESTED IN THE
STATE OF MARYLAND, UN.
DER TUE pIREOTIoN OF
THE FOLLOWING
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nj USLINS, Linseys, Prints, Glngham'
wi &c. &c., very cheap, at
mar 3 L. X. GERNAND'S
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CaAPrEa I7I.
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TO EhP0 WEIR The MAYOR AND con-
NOV co 0HcH OF MANCHESTER TO
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CAPITAL STOCK
or THE PARTON AND HAECHES-
TER RAILROAD COMPANY.
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Public Local Laws.
Passed January Session, 1870.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
cHAPrKR 1856.
AN ACT
TO INCORPORATED HE TO WV or NAN.

CHAPrER 1856.
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CHAPTER 432.

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THE, ATTRACTIONS!
DAN WILL & BROS. AL
WAYS AHEADl
Gold and Goods Fall in the East
AND
A SPRING AND SUMMER AS.
S0RTMENT SELECTED!
Beautiful Goods Lovely Styles |

The leading Dry Goods Es.
tablishment in Vinton county
DAN WILL & BRos.- is at
present represented in the East.
ern Markets, in both New
York City and Philadelphia,
by a shrewd and experienced
buyer-AARoN WILL. Gold
having fallen to low figurers,
and there being a great decline
in the prices of all grades and
in the new styles of dry goods,
q general selection will be
made of'all descriptions of the
finest late styles of goods. The
firm is composed of men of en-
ergy, and ability; there is no
branch of the dry goods
trade that they are not thor
oughly acquainted with, and
there are no inducements that
they will not be prepared to
hold out to customers after the
reception of this new Spring
and Summer Assortment Of
Goods, They always make spe-
cial exertions, as at this time, to
secure the finest qualities Of
goods at the lowest figures in
cash. They will begin receiv-
their New and Fresh Supply
for the present season the lat
ter part of this week. W.
hardly think it necessary fol
us to advise the people to &C
and learn the extraordinary
low prices at which they will
sell the new goods!
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About That Lie"
JACKSON, April "a, 1870.


Mr.. Editor: now come to your
rescue. So far as | related the Cir
cumstance of Father Showers vo-
ting, it is correct, according to state
ments made ON the day Of the cleo
tion by men. And if there is any
sell or lie, it was by those who start
ed the report, and not by your lady
friend, who gave you correct state
ment of facts, as they were told her
by both men and women. And,
now, Father Shower, if there is any
lie about this matter, it is men, and
not women, who have lied on you,
Gas woman arc not allowed the priv
ilcge of going to the polls or voting
"a privilege you allow your niger
friepds,) Dom Piatt says 1--WE are
a nation Of liarS," and he knows, as
he belongs to the party, but he had
no refornce to women. / now give
you someof my authority for ma
king the statement published in the
Democratic Enquirer two weeks ago:
The first was Mr.. James Dyer. He
said several men came in the store
making the statement about old
man Shower refusing to vote the
Republican ticket, because Andy
Johnson, q niger, living with Dr.
l. II. Monahan as q waiter at his
hotel, voted before him. The Doc
tor heard the same statement. Mr.
Monahan told mo the same story
that Mr.. Dyer told me, in the pres.
ence of other persons, and Shower
once toldL. w. French that he never
would vote the Republican ticket il
niggers were allowed to vote. Sc
you see he has SwdNOwed himself Sc
much for old man Showers verac.
ity, who would condemn and cal
a CORRESPONDENT a liar without first
investigating facts, But that is the
forte of the party to which he has
the honor to belong-both political,
ly and rcligiously. It's about th;
only argument they use against ar
opponent. l don't blame them fol
not wanting their thunder stolen
as twas through their lying polit-
ical speeches and lying document.
that this unholy and blood thirsty
war was brought about.
And now, good bye, Father Show
erl l shall still recognize you al
one Of the true friends of all th,
black imps of creation.
MORE ANON.
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SOMETHING FOR THE YOUNG Folks

SOMETHING FOR THE YOUNG Folks.
We are in receipt of the May No,
of the "Young Sportsman" one the
neatcst and best journals for young
people published. 1t is made up sof
good matter, in good style, and ev-
cry number is overdowing with
rich stories, sketches, poetry, puz-
zles, &C., for both sexes.
1t is pronounced to bo the cheap
est publication in tho World, and
indeed It is very low, for it will be
a whole year for the low sum of 35
cents. We advise all to send for it.
Address Terhune, Campbell 6 Far
wcil, Publishers, Newark, N. ].
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WE are informed that the state
ment copied into this paper from
the Chillicothe Advertiser of April
2lst, that "the machinery at Zales-
XII will doubtless be removed to
Chillicothe," upon the completion of
the machine shops, new depot and
now hotel at the latter place, is in
correct. The local editor of the Ad-
Oertiser must have been misinform-
Ad
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04

Hon. H.A Towne has resigned
the Office of Judge in this Judicial
District.-IrOnton Journal.
Then a Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas will have to be cleo
ted at the October election; but in
the meantime the Governor will
have to make an appointment
Who's the man2
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J. N. MoLAUaHLIN, P. NJ,

MILLINERY AND DREssMAKINa.- -
The attention fthe ladies is direct
ed to the advertisement of Mrs. E.
B. PuoH, in this paper. Having at
all times large and most beautiful
assortment of the latest styles OF
Millinery Goods and being the
finest Dressmaker in this town, she
never fails to please all who patron
ize her establishment. Go and see
her goods.
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The Southern States,

Do you want reliable journal from the
SouthU
The oldest, best known, and ablest is the MO-
BILE WEEKLY REGISTER. Published over
half century Hon. JOHN FoRsYTH, the ar
dent supporter Ofthe great Stephen A. Douglas,
Is the Editor
Every Northern Democrat wants the Register9
1t has an able Agricultural department; Hon.
G. G. LANGDoS, Editor.
Every Farmer and Mechanic wants to know
all about the South, now Offering so many at
actions.
Subscribe for the MOBILE WEEKLY REG
ISTER. Only s3per annum. 81 for four months
Try itfour months. Send 81. Clubs-i copies
one year $40 The Registers the largest paper
in the South. Specimen copy free. Apdress,
w. d. MANN,
Proprietor Register, Mobile Ala.
ADril 90 lSIO.lt
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Gold PriCoS3
LATEST FROM THE EAST!
THE PEOPLE REJOICING
To-
See The Good Times Coming |!
New Goods New Styles Low Prices!
Spring and Summer Assortment

Excitements Of various kinds are
now the order Of the day. A large
and beautiful assortment of Dry
and Fancy Goods would always ex-
cito the peoplc-the ladies in par
ticular. There will be great excite
mcnt at the Dry Goods House of
W. f. FELTON, & Son, within five or
six days, AS wo announced last
week, the House is represented in
the East-Philadelphia and New
York-by J. A. FELTON,, very care
full buyer. Gold being down and
Goods Of every description being
down very low, now is the time to
take advantage of the decline in
gold, the low prices OF goods, ETC.,
and secure all the latest styles for
low cash figures, We shall not at
tempt to enumerate the goods they
are to receive from the Eastern man
ufacturcs and jobers, but we advise
the people far and near to pay
FELToN's q visit, and give their
complete and superior stock care,
full examination. Remember that
they will have u beautiful lot Of
Dress Goods.
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What BOBBY johnson is
Doing.

Judge VIM. Johnson, better
know as BOBBY, is in Washing
ton City endeavoring to secure
the position now held by Judge
Leavitt in the United States
District Court. Judge Leavitt
has served for the period after
which, under the law Of Con-
gress, United States Judges
may be retired on pay, and
BOBBY is trying to have the
old man ousted, that he may
get his position on the Bench.
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The following is q list Of letters
remaining the Post Office atZaleski,
Ohio, May 1st, 1870;
Samuel Bennett, Stephen Dow
nard, Jno, e. Grifis, Miss Mary J.
Hunter, Jas. L. Hughes, VIM. John
son, Miss Belle c. Smith, Miss Eliza
Magrew, J. F. Pope, Dr.. Welbur
Pechin, BENZ B. Sewers, Mrs. Re.
becca Scott, W. G, Stephenson
Miss Mary J, Shonter, Miss Kate
Wilson, IL. S. Ycrty.
j. G.. WILL, P. NJ.
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COMING FROM THE EAST!

The House of WILL & Co at Ia
9eski, is now represented in the
Philadelphia and New York mar
kets by AARON WILL Of that firm;
and within three or four days they
will receive one of the largest and
most beautiful assortments Of Goods
Sor the Spring and Summer trade
ever brought to that town. All
will be sold at least 20 per cent.
lower than before.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04
The Polite for Manslaughter

When a man has been dosed to
death with mipcral poisons, we are
told that his medical attendant has
"lost q patient" 1t would be rude
to say "the patient has heen poison
ed" Yet that would be the truth,
and it is treason to humanity to dis.
guise it, Dyspcptics, nervous suf.
fers, debilitated and broken down
invalids Of every type, if you cevet
that inestimable blessing, physical
vigor, resort without delay, to Hoof-
lands German BitterS, or to Hoof.
lands Tonic, composed of the same
vegetable elements, with stimu-
liant super-added. These specifics
from the medicine chests of nature
restore the strength, regulate the
secretions, purify the blood, invigo.
rate the constitution, and clear the
brain. Principal Depot, 631 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold ev,
erywhere by Druggists.
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CASH. |

Be it remembered that the
firm of DAN WILL & Bros.
buy their goods in the Eastern
Markets, for CASH, from the
manufacturers-thereby saving
the profits of the Wholesale
Jobbers for their customers.
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- Proprietor Register, Mobile, 4
April 20, lSI0-lt

No saloon or hotel keeper should
be without Rosenheim's Stomach
Bitters; The Great Western Rene
dy in his bar. If he has them he
will be called on to prescribe for all
dullness, want of appetite, dyspep-
sia, etc, a thousand times where
physicians are once.
Administer wine-gloss full at a
dose.
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OLAYPOOL, MACKEY g. CO,
WHOLESALE GRGOERS,
Corner Paint and WSter Streets,
CHILLICOTHE, OHIO.
lob Printing.

Business men and Others, should remember
shat when they want Posters, Hand Bills, Cards.
Letter Heads, &C., &C.. printed in q handsome
and cheap style, that the DEMOCRATIC ENeu iRh'
once is the place to get it done Having a
.'Kcllogg's Improved New style Newoury Blank
and Gard Press" the best and neatest Press ever
inrnse in the county, doing superior work. ana
capable of max ing 1000 to 800 impressions p g
hour, and having received fine assortment OF
New Job Type, the neatest and cheapest work
can be done at this 0nlce. Come and see our
New Prcssand specimens of printing.
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THE FURNACE BUILDINGS AND
MACHINERY,
situate thereon, and all other
Improvements and Appurtenances

Improvements and Appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
All of the above described Tracts Of Land and
Town Lots to be sold as 0n entirety.
The following are the
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
One.thlrd Of the purchaCe money to be paid in
cash on the day Of sale; and the residue in two
equal annual instGllments in one and twoyears,
i'hlnterest from said day; and subject to such
oeeuppaton and use of said premises by JoHN
w. BlsHCf, Receiver in this action, or any sue
cessor vi him, as may be necessary to dispose Of
th' sock material, and other personal proper
w In his hands M such Receiver, and to fully
close tho business Of said Recelvership. The
purchaser e take said premises subject to any
claim, or title, or lien, that is or may be against
said South west Quarter Of Section Number
Sixteen mo. 10 Township Number Nine mo.
g. land Range n lumber Sixteen NO, 49, and con
tanning Ono Hundred and Sixty 1861 acres; or
aga inst said Section Number Thirty two mo,
32, OF against sGid Fractional Section Number
Thtrty-5tw No. 81, in said Township Number
Nine mo. OIL Of Range Number Sixteen No. 10, j
containing Nine Hundred and Two acres,
Said Tracts OF Land and Town Lots with the
Furnace Buildings and Machinery situate
thereon, and all the Improvements and Appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, are appraised MS
an entirety ut Forty-four Thousand Dollars
l$i4OOOl and must bring two-thirds Of III :.
sum. q"
o DANIEL Re ,,,ru
| Sheriff Vinton .o,,ntv and
Action a,'sa Special Master Co. ..anassonsr In thi
April 81, is7o.5w Eas..
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LIST of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Macarthur, Ohio, May
1st, 1870:
Francis Button, Joseph c, BuE-
zard, Will W. Canny, William Cher
rington, Maria Greathouse, Thomas
Higgins, DR., Harter, James Hark-
lett, Elizabeth Kelley, W. N. Pick
elheimer, Sarah A, Roberts, Fannie
Robins.
J. N. MCIAuauLIN p. M.
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AGENTS WANTED for our
Farmers and
MECHANICS BOOK,

TrDTTED by Geo. L. Warlng, Jr., the well known
II agricultural writer and engineer. Contabns over
6O0ctavo pageS and 2li Illustrations, A book Of
old worth and practical utility t,worklngmen Of ev.
ry trade and occupation. ps Prices low to suit the
times Commissions tho most liberal, and sales rapid,
Send for cifcnlars and full particulars Address E,
HANNAF0RD a co. Publishes Of First.Class
Subscription Books, liz West Fourth Street Cincin'
matt, %, t EGt .I ~
Also wanted Agents for our BRAVE. PuRE Book, DR.
Naphsys Physical Li@ Of Woman" the price ct
which htA hsSsAss SOC Apr'A " 4.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04

Peach blossoms in all the glory of
beauty regale the sight of our peo-
pie, and the snowy blooms Of the
cherry suggest songs Of praise to
the author of all good gifts to man.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04

The municipal elections
show great Democratic gains.
The negro voting works we'll
it drives ten white men from
the negro party for every dark
ey it brings to the polls. every
where. x9.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04
Youthful W1Or,

and OLD AGE with anew existence It invig-
CRATES and strengthens the system, and gives
Life, Health and Strength
10 all who use it and follow the directions II
never fails TO remove Nervous Debility lMpOteney,
or Want Of Power and all Weakness arising from Tx.
cesses or Youthful lndiscretIon, resultingin
Loss of Memory, Nervous Trem.
bling, Unpleasant Dreams, General
Lassitude, Weak. Nerves, Dim
ness of Vision, Headache, Flushing
of the Skin, which neglected, will
assurcdly lead on to
Insanity or Consumption.
When tire system is once affected it will not recOv
or without help. ltmust be
Invigorated and Strengthened
to enable the sufferer to fulhl the duties Of life 1t
may be re led on in all cases Of
EpiIeptic Fits, Piles Dr0psy, Grarel,
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
FEM A-BE SEX,
and cspec tally is It SO at that period termed a
CHANGE OF LIFE-
This medicine has been tried by thousands
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For Pure Drugs and Medicines
90 TO Sisson's.

The Schools in the several de-
partments ofthe Union Schools will
commence on Monday next. Let all
the scholars be in attendance.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04
Fur Fine Perfumery, go to Sis
sons Drug Store. {.
Blanks.

All kinds of Blanks for Justices
OF Peace and for Constables just
printed, and for sale at this Office
Good supply Of neatly printed
Blank Deeds for sale,