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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and G

~ DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and Ca
TARi,li treated with the utmost success, by J.
lsAacs. N. d. and Professor OF Diseas,s OF tie
Bye end Ear his speeiai,y) in hs Medical Goiiege
u Phiiadeiphia, 10 yeors experience, Formerly OF
Lcyden, Holland, No. s05 Arch street, Philn.
Testimonials eau be seen at his office. The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their pa
,cnis, MS he has no secrets in his practice. Ar
fiGcial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tor examination. apr 29-l..
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Admis Won - cents, R,.er.cd Sg,,. 3, cents
poPrs an-klosch att kommcaee +.
lns,ruiAcn,ai music by the Amt..,0n hand
mug l-ir
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DENTISTRY.
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}. j. YANDERFORD, d. d. s.
Graduate Of the Penasyivania College OF
DENTAL SURGERY.
DELAWARE CITY, DELAWARE.

Hon .. 7. Birgs, New Castle co. Del.
Rev. John Patton, D. u. /"
Rev. j. e. McCabc,D. D. i"
Hon. llirnm Mccullough, Cecil county, Md.
Rev. Henry Matthews, i" +" q
Hon. feo. Earle, late Asst. Post. Gcn'l.
may l5'f
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It screw ting acting
or a metal zap re-
saliing in mn equal
pressure on the stop
ler or cap, and gun,
ring
These JARS sre
pcffrc, in every re-
spcct ns purchasers
will find upon n
trial OF their Incri,s.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Op yaLtABtE
REAL ESTATE!!

T1NHE undersigned, as Trustees, will offer a,
l. Public sale on
WEDNESDAY, September 90, 1871.
Al II O'Clock, An
AT Galcna Ken, County, Mar, Wand, the
VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
OF Richard Peacock, situated in the First Flee
ton District Of Kent County on the public road
from Galcna 10 chcs,cryllc, and also on The
road leading from the Catholic Church 10 Mil
ling,on, about miles distant from Galeua, q
miles from the public Landing a, Georgetown on
the Sassairas River aud but thrcc-qnnr,crs Of
mile from Lnmbson's Station On the Kent Cuun-
~ Railroad.
This Farm, lying as il does directly on the
Kent County Railroad with it's two trains each
way daily convenient 10 Schools. Churches aud
Mills, Is one OF the most eligible nui dc.i.ai ic
locations in the county. II contains
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BENEFIT OF AMPHION BAND,
j.. +. DUANE,
". II. *
iS a.,
Ninety Minutes in kwcer kompauy.

EVENING : rRoGANME
INTRODUCING ul,nr Ncw and kurinu. E,racte,s
kwizFcal kpu@tfaauees, Sc kaneJi.iug the
kwrNres, kuGflometatiun u kpp',mpsumc-
ous NUsiA,l Eveut' cvsr haown
PART EElssr-E'nri0r Sketches.
Lecture - ptrcualosy,
seen, y NJ, Salunn.
prolrieor-Fop, with song, GRAY. oI L.liy
palr,
'rotehmcn SONG BENJAMIN Bul a-1ui
u'cTinrt 10 Norma ''--.to omb Orchestra,
tnut.h N"r'hapu, with song.
Ea,9i NsZulme Sr
keh1ins-" CHARGE If Tiail Brigade
lmittton Of wc-knuwu phiM AGfiiuucer
Matthews Song al The Steamboat. Il ne-
sefip'.'n af Passengers, Nr, Barlc.qac
ofthr liaiaet rsmih Infant prodigy.
SonA --..pn the Beach il Long Imueh
PART SEfOsD- -karactcristic.
soma -.lord luHel, sam tUwc
TiniIum niN,rsiq Professors Gnd students
uld Woman song knew ~ the smoke
Seth Sldf,--I real live Naukrc
Mrs. ratiins'uE Whvre ignorance Is bli,s. 8
lieh1tiaE society.
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John 4. Reynolds S sons.
NlNiIlErOWN DEL.

Country merchant. supplied a, inanuGieturcrs
rfis- tn quantities 4 ~, q thAn one gross
@Uly -H-if
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kO.NhLESfD.N.

Ethiopian hrlncatlrn. introducing the ,;leat
tnnalNArips OrERs TgotrE.
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.WlI. .SifIL INTfRLOOD.

In which "N.r.k, will ,iug thr
Last iosr Of summer. /. Nilsson
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS:

We are having engraved by
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
Trotlble and tribulation are

Trotible and tribulation are
brewing in Congress for Mr..
Grant. They are foreshadowed
in two resolutions recently
introduced into the Senate
the one by Mr.. Summer, the OBJ,
ject of which is to unearth the
San Domingo job, and the 9th
er by Mr.. Caoserly, admirably
drawn, and designed to bring
before the public the whole
subject of military interference
in State elections. These two
resolutions, in the hands Of
men who know what they are
about, foreshadow what will be
leading and engrossing politica'
topics in the Congress and the
country. This is carrying the
war into Africa, and Gran
must resort to the spade an(
cntrench at once.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

GUIDE BoARDs.-The law
requires Supervisors Of road
districts to put up guide boards
at all cross roads, and indicts a
right smart penalty for neglect
ofduty in this particular, which
is light. In some townships of
this county little attention is
paid to tie law and travellers
are subjected to frequent an.
.uoyance by taking the wrong
road. If persons interested
would make the derelictions Of
Supervisors known to the
Grand Jury a few times il
would bring them to a realiz'
ing sense of their official duties
Guide boards are paid for out
of the treasury Of the town
ship in which they are put mp
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
MARTHUR VNToN COUNTY OHIO: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1871
Great Democratic vic
tory.

There has hardly been for
years an election in Pennsylva.
nia more vigorously contested
than the one last Tuesday to
fill a vacancy occasioned by
the death Of a Republican Sen,
ator from the First Senatorial
District of that State. This
district embraced several Of the
wards of Philadelphia, and all
the usual efforts were made
Ivy the Republicans to elect
their candidate. If the Repuh-
licans succeeded they would
have a majority in the State
Senate, and elect their Speaker;
if the Democrats elected their
candidate all these advantages
would accure tothem. Hence
the interest in the struggle,
and the efforts Of the two par
ties.
The Democratic candidate
was elected by over thirteen
hundred majority, an unpre-
cedented result, so overwhelm.
ing in numbers is it. The Re
pubIlcans were confident of
success. They expected the ne.
gro vote would make their sue.
cess sure beyond any question;
but they did not rest content
with that: they expended some
thirty thousand dollars to put
success beyond question. They |
were overwhelmingly defeated.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
A Republican Row in Con
ErCSS.

A bill was before the House
to abolish the rank Of Admiral
in the Navy. A Republican
row ensued, in which Logan,
Hale, Schofell and Butler
participated. A year or two
ago, when the Republican par
ty was united, such scene
could not have occurred, but
now that the party is going to
pieces we may look for the re,
petition of quarrels during the
whole session. The leaders
have forgotten their hatred OF
the Democracy III their still
more intense hatred of each
other.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

Colorado has built 29J miles
of railroad in the last nine
When it is rcmem-
bered that the territory has u
population Of but 55, 900, and
is almost separated from civil
ization by a stretch of 600
miles Of barren plains, the i'm
'portance Of this work becomes
Other enterprises are
projected, which, when finish
ed, will sum up about 269
miles, not counting various
schemes for building to Salt
Lake or west of the mountains
making 564 miles ofrailroad
which the people hope to have
completed by the close Of 1871.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

"I attt fighting fraud and
want your support" said secre.
tary Cox to General Grant,
II shall continue to fight fraud
with what force | may, but !
am powerless without your
support" And what was
Grants reply to this? Obedi-
ent to the plundgrers whom
Cox was f4ghting, Grant re.
moved him from the Cabinet,
and put in his place a tool of
the plmderers. This fact alone
is enough to open the eyes of
all honest men to the true char
acter of the administration and
its chief.
The Baltimore Gazette
draws the following mild pic
ture of the description of the
negro party at the late elec.
tions
1T cannot be denied that
since the recent State elections
the supreme audacity Of the
Radicals has deserted them
they had pfophesied a series
Of victories; they had made
use Of scandalous and arbitrary
means to secure them; they
| had reinforced their ranks with
a multitude of negro voters
and yet, is spite Of all theil
efforts, in some Of their strong
holds they barely succeeded ii
holding their own, whilst il
many others they encountered
disastrous defeats"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
White Supremacy. State Equality,
AND
FEDERAL UNION.

The New York Day.Book,
for 1871, p per year; Three
Copies, So 70; Six Copies, and
One to the Setter-up OF the
Club, $12; Ten Copies, and
One to the gettcr,up of the
Club, $l9. These rates arc to
prepare for the Enlargement
of The Day.Book, Which VIC
propose to effect during the
year.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

GOOD GEACToUs!-Is it pos;
sible after all the professions of
morality, virtue and innocence
Of the Republican party, that
such reports as come to us of
the corruption in the Govern
ment Of the United States caii
be true? We belive the re;
ports to bc true, and also be.
lieve that bnt very little of the
roscality and ifiimorality IF tie
government officers has yet
been exposed.
Grant and Sumner are havI:
ing a pitched battle of indign-
ant worldly warefare; r. r.
Butlar, member of Congress
from Tennessee; had been in
diced by the Grand Jury at
Washington, for forging pen
sion papers; G. G Bowen, BAD
ical member of Congress front
South Carolina, has been in
dicted at Washington for big:
amy. Truly we live in great
age!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
The meanest man in OTTAWA

The meanest man in Ottawa
county, says the News, is a
grape-grower, and lives ON
Catawba island. His crop was
so large this year that he was.
obliged to employ a number Of
town girls to assist in gather
ing his harvest, and who, he
discovered, were so fond Of
grapes that they would occa-
sionally eat II few. TO prevent
this grape.grower came to town
and purchased 4 lot Of wax,
which he presented to the girls
and informed them they must
"chaw that while picking"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

The Xenia Torchlight says
that q drunken fellow named
Barrett, up at London, having
stolen n set of harness and eX-
plated therefore by a thirty
days sojourn in the county
jail, concluded he would strike
out and "raise u wind" by a
more respectable mode of pro-
.ccedure. So arriving at Groen=
vile, Darke county, he had a
telegram sent to his father All
London, saying: "Bill Barrett
died here last night. Send $50
to send his body home" The
old gent, thinking it might be
a hoax, failed to respond. So
Bill, becoming impatient at the
delay, concluded he had better
take the "body" home himself:
Accordingly it arrived last
Saturday with Bill in it. Bill
said he would haze brought
the coffin along if the old man
had not been tco stingy to-
send money enough to buy a
decent one.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

All railroad tickets are good
until uscl, the conditions "good
for this day only" being Of no
value, according to ju ulicial de-
cisions.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

A couple Of farmers in Har-
din county, Iowa, went to law
five years ago, over $25. The
suit has just ended, and botlt
farmers had to sell their farms
to pay the costs.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04

For Clubs for the weekly Hcpunlcan VIII Du
tiyen the "RErrBLlCAS PREMIUM WNChEs,'
manufactured by the National Watch Company
Of Elgn, ILL.,, expressly for us, marked
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And warranted to he's ,crrect timckcepcrs; all
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construction to any Watches ~ the world.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
Passing Counterfeit Bonds.

o'GA1A3 OOuAiISLASIU DOllUSs
A great many persons will
be surprised to learn that Jay
Cook has been detected in pass.
ing counterfeit bonds-not less
than twenty thousand dollars
of the spurious issue have beeh
presented By him and redeem.
ed 10y the Government. IF
Cook had been a poor and OBJ
scure man he would have been
prosecuted as a criminal; as it
is he was only sued civilly,
and made to disgorge, though
he resisted repayment until the
costs ran up to the sum Of
thirty thousand dollars. J..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-04
Vbe Gnqnirer.
]. W. EoWEN, Editor.
January 4, 1871.
THE NEW-YORK TIMES.
A Political, Literary and Miscellane.
neous Newspaper.

llIIeu us aillOliGSO LHe mOSC sue
ccssful, popular, and Influential
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proprietors, with greatly in
creased resources and expert
ence, will spare no pains to ex
tend and strengthen its claims
upon the confidence and sup
port of the public.
The Times is q Republican
journal, and will be devoted, as
in the past, to an intelligent
and firm support Of the Repub.
lican Party. 1t will sustain,
with all its ability, the princi-
pies and policy which have
rendered the party so justly
famous in our history. 1t will
advocate those measures by
which the honoE the peace and
the prospcsity Of Che nation can
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ted. 1t will vindicate our dig
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love for republican institutions
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The Times desires to be
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TO PHYSICIANS.


Allow mc to call yorr attention 10 +
PREIARATION or COMPOUND EXTnAC
W'CtlU. The component paris nrc nI'CLU
Long LEAF, Cl BEBi,, JUNIPER REHEiE',
MODE OF InEPAnATIoS.-BuChu IN Vac'o
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gin. Cnbcbs extracted by displ,c'm"nt Wit
spirits obtained lUm Juniper DcrYr1: v"':' lii!
sugar IS used, aud II tinIll proportion UI +liglt
IL moro paialIbc iliGn any now In llSc.
iIuchu ns prepared liya Druggists is of dark
color. II i'u puut that tniits its Iia.:rancc; the
action Of n flame destroys this Qt4 acli.c prin-
Mine ID the color Of ingredients. Tao Bnch
IN my preparation prcdominatcs; the smalirt
quantity Hi the othcr Ingredients nrr uddva. T.
prevent fermentation; upon inspection II viii H.
found not 10 he n Tlncturc, rs made in fhurnla'
sSS Ssd II os cSscs ' vle R 81 maon S G%n sx. Se
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Hoping TINT you will iavOr 1t with trial, M
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Chemist and Drug LIST Of 10 ycarS experience
from the largest Manufacturing thsmIsts III t..
World)
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II nm acquainted with Mr.. II. II. lIln,buld
ho occupied the Drug Store Ot'pOritc my rrri
dcncr, md wns successful In conducting t!ic lsri
pCss where Others hud not been equally 80 hcl,'
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HON. WIN. +. ROGERS,

Mayor Of the city * buffalo, N. Y.
MAYOns OFFICE, liuFFAiO, June ~, 1850.
have used "lloOlailds German lticrs and Tonic
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