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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-28
TOWN. papeFs copy.
StONEszaASaON EEssS SALE S1F REAL

tOM VI ssSaONEkS'S SALE OF REAL.
- EoTATE.-By virtue of decree of the
the case of Bailey VS.. Hemp, | will proceed on
Saturday, the 22nd of April, 1871 on the prem
lses, to sell at public auction a house and lot
the lot containing two and one half acres-situ.
ated IN Augusta county, about one half mile
from Coieytown, adjoining Whistler and Whit
more upon the following terms, to wit:
30 much IN hand.as will pay the costs of suit
and sale and the remainder in two equal install
naents payable respectively in one and two years
from the date of sale, with interest from said
date, the purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security, and the title retained as uti-
mate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jr.,
lnafA1-tds Commissioner.
tOMMESsEONEEs'S SALE of valuable
" Real Estate.-Ry virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered in the
case Of Hartman VS. Byers ct ais I will proceed
On Friday, the 2lst day of April 1871, to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, a tract
o. OF iahd containing eighty acres, situated the
Churcnviiie road, about two and ne-haf miles
from otaunton, adjoining the lands of William
A. Bell and Others
Terms So much in hand as will paw the costs
OF SUIT and sale, and the remainder in three
equal instaliments payable, respectively in one
Two and three years from the date of sale, with
interest from said date--the purchaser irving
hond with approved personal security, and the
title retained as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jr..
InafZo-tds Commissioners
al ssTHCE.-The Office Of the Assessor Of n
N S. Internal Revenue. for the 9th District
of Virginia, in Gruherts Building, near .sVir-
gina HOTEL" Staunton. will be open, during
business hours April 18th, Goth and 9th, for the
purpose OF receiving appeals and determining
relative to any erroneous or excessive valuations.
assessments. or enumerations by the Assessor or
any Assistant Assessor returned in the Annual
List.
All persons having an income of $4,000 or
over tor the year l870-and also all persons in
tending to engage in the manufacture or sale of
tobacco or liquor after May 1st, 187l-should re-
port to the Assistant Assessor at once
1nor23-St An CRANE A ,ao.o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-28
w ALL PAPERS /!
WALL PAPERs!!
WINDOW SHADES

VTNDOW SHADES
q large stock of each comprising EVERY GRADE
AND PRICE-iust received by
HUNTER & co,
Main street, Stanton Va
I , EGESEa A'TE@RN NesTECES.-The Reg
L q istration Books will be opened in NORTH
RIVER TOWNSHIP, at Mt Scion, on Tuesday and
w ednesday, the 18th and 10Th of April, 1871
and at Spring Hill, on Thursday Friday and
Saturday, the 9th, 18th and 18th of the same
month"; for the purpose of revision-and of reg
istering all persons who have not heretofore been
registered, and who desire to register.
j. A. LOGAN
mar28-4ts Registrar
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-28

Ala EETaNG os' CharcEavIlle EDetec-
Iva u b Gu B.-There Will be meeting
Of the Churchvile Horse-thief Detective Ohm
at West View on Saturday, the lst day of April
at 1 clock, P. NJ
All the members are requested to be present
as business OF Importance will be transacted
ma28-itS JOHN Heller, Secretary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-28

NJ 0FACE.-A meeting of the Board Of Dr.
~ rectors OF Augusta County Fair, will be
held at the office of the Secretary. over Wavts'
drug store on Saturday next, April 1st A
full attendance is desired
r,,art)R-It + II DATDWTN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-28

HOSE CARRIAGE aud 835 feet Of HOSE
EE for sale-all in good condition. Address
" NJ. HAIGHT, No. 4l0, Henry Street, 18th
Ward, Philadelphia, Pa, mar28-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-28

AyEgSEEEsS OF sFse Peer will hold g
W meeting at the office of n K. Trout ESQ,
on Saturday next-April 1st-at 10 o'clock, a.
NJ. CHAS. BROOKS.
nar2S-1t President
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-11
EiardN are:
Wines and Liquors:

Imperial .,..ul loto ~ Gunpowder 10 to / 4
OoIong blackl Ooto 80 Japan unc'fd
Youug Hys'n lOtol 40
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-11
MEDICAL.
DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Use these only, and save time, health and
money. Sl,Oo0 reward for any case OF disease, IN
any stage which they tail 10 cure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-11
.EBRATED BITTERCORDIA
"HpLE-ALE DEPOT
sCIIEETZs
TURE 5 GREAT RESTORATIVE
vs.. CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SIS
philadelphia, Tn.
scnEErz....."..soLE PROPRIETOR.

I a reliable Fam ~ Medicine. and can h
10y eItueg infant Ur A. U.i Nth the same toef
result. u ,acsrtsin, prompt and -paedN
" tor dlarrhes, dy-"ut"ry, bowel r0mii .,-U
epsia, loSues- Of tpfr.t., fuutIug-, EHrh
sch headache. etc. ForthIlI- aud fever 81
nd-, u j. far better an1 safer than auin:r,
ut any of rs perniciOus effects. II effect
petite, proves a powerful d.sestOr Of TOO,
fiu coInteract the effects Of liquor mar y
ties. A. lndispgiabie evidence oft. m
roper;ie-, We append fes ofthe many
les n our possession;
-on'- Depot, East Tenn, ard Va. K.
ln.
os scHErrz, Es1.-b0ar 81: ! nave used "a
r have OBJ AIMED from goo, and fuH .aru
all they are recommended t1 10. { ,Iun.
otii" 20 a'DrI me consider. bio rn..6r .,a.
'ugn ! cannot DO very wu!. without ,a.fr, 3d.
'esent state OF health.
j.. MESiGE. la3 south t'h -, PnHa.
Pastor Eor's, ras.yUuL Church.
4 hy " +. Allen, o. Haa street Dubuque
ogflDIlN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-11
JOB PRINTING.

NEEhlt hvLiErlN, have Just received an assoH-
lueut the latest styles of Job Printing ypes,
HuG hnNc now one of the most complete lob ihccs
IA lHc south amt West. They lt,teT themselves
rugt they possess facilities for turning out
ptomptly, N the best style OF the Arr, AL work
entrusted to them, nom The smallest card OF
tablet 10 the mammoth poster, aud Al prices
Which leave with our business men no good Ca
u 80 for sending their work 10 81. Louis, Clnein'
Chicago, JNO, II, OPENLY Ace
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

Boxgs ~ yor WANT Ecas II. S. He
mo, Layton's. \. j writes that he gets
eggs from his trari Cochin China) fowls
through the coolest weather, aud the Sc
crst ISL" Bones, bones is the word
Give them homes with or without meat
Cut mp or brake the bones us soon as the
family has done with them and, instead
Of throwing them 10 the dogs, or in the
soap-tat keg, give them to your hens, and
with the proceeds OF the increased number
Of eggs you can buy a, the store better
article Of soap than you can make, and
then yos have the ashes for your apple
trees and grape vines. In addition 70
bones, but they are paramount on cold
mornings We give them hot mashcs with
small quantity of Cayenne pepper
stirred through IT, Give them all the
fresh water they want, also plenty Of dry
dirt to wallow in.. Keep them well Sc
cured from the cold: have window light,
IN the sunny side, and, my word for it
you will be rewarded for your trouble"
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
s q !. L b l. + i \ G ! I G
GU ANC
REDUCED PRICES.

Mo Fertilizer introduced 10 ilc farmers ol Tie
N NGd.e uBa SOU hern STATE. ha given more
general aIl u.'.oru -.iishrliau ,ltm lhi eu'ues
Tie tn,ap iu Il A4 steadily Arr,aseA nHiil ,Ae
,ou .u,npiuu NOW throa-huu' ,h' entire &n'fy
flr exceeds ,lttt ,t ..ay pihpr fV'liT'f
The Mrfr rawti involved u W. production
affords ihc sutc.t guarantee ia iis guutuIci cy-
crllprcc The company htsa fir greater inier-
s, ~ nriaetfnlua4ll, u4 i,. " lln titn ar nHBa-
.ef ,fouu saucgs e.n hAt, u.ugp ii j. The h'-9-
est interest ot tbr company q THt thl.r Ht ier-
tlil.rs III thc mattri. EMIT their usua' rrijtiig.,
ni.l. / hy ihc best ..fnt.hr ahil'y,#esu tl lucc
TG.. rmuu is aqua ~ tciil Is Local H-tni, q
tlt company thtuug Auui Nov Jersey. l'.a'v1t'
rDuu-t ivauiA aud the SuU'hes Ht'e- amt ~
wh0lrsalchy
JC.gS y. RE:g.~t: = co.
G4taR jgap arha o,g4tp
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
The following parody is ,he latest thing
ont on the present political " situation

llcy dddlc, eddie
u. Grant Is . ridilc
And Sumner jumped out too soon
The Democrats laughed
TO see enrh craft.
And Butler ran away with the spoon.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

To Sror BlYEn,No. It is said that
bleeding from wound on man or beast
may be stopped hy u mixturo Of wheat
-four aud common salt, in equal parts
bound on with cloth If the bleeding
be prciusc, use large quantity. say from,
one to three pinis |, may be LEFT on for
hours, or even DAYS. ii necessary The
person who gave US this recipe says in this
manner he saved the life Of horse which
was bleeding from II wounded artery the
bleeding ceased in five minutes after mp
plicntion.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
PARLOR STOVES.

PtRLpE llCHT ot RPAiHuE.
Asu SEXTON ; PAELOR HEATERS.
stoves " 40 kinds uilalle lor Store, u,lie..
Bt-tuuus. and Stloel iipnsra.
Ei-1. ibu Nouu4 Glury aud ilt uri'nr' aa 2
unsurpassed s, ieAut5 Hud ,4ci~r Ia.' asa
a sesu ul operation st lt,e .fut, VI tic u1a1Hirug
NI ek hu-fs0m stoves l Tg"-lia,,
Store. .l.iliful Va s..sft Haii.,.
uul @..tc mhea DO eNchaaEc.
a. r.N NAlJ. al vhoh..'r and tsti'.~
Bau- . prieGul Dur.a l'u it h.tadas
d. =. = g,ss sjt Htri5al 81 Iil vautNusaiW with
ihD.r varb. Particular attention lAii 90 i,5ui.
.u- aul srawnE
Ar ms mHAScu srugg ST. uEGGs
lolas llt-c suth Ii Sleyt ami Tin W,-t or
h.i and j gtcArl go h.' nil orders 'Nr
sreyEs riN wtGs e."rI "ruNc 2s A'
at the shor'cs, not. eut uu iia 'ci terms.
ss- ORDERS SOLICITED.
JOHN O RODENTS
IN. Il ~.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
REGISTERS ORDER.
March IL aia.

DEGISTEBS OFFICE
II Nrw CAm,r Cot'Y Fsh. 21.h ls;l.
rfon the. application of E.i@ !. WMf'y, Ey-
rruifix ut Inha MlitHy Ht III 81 teut
Hundred in said County. deceased I; .- uti1t4
and objected Nv ibr itsi.,tr That the ESsulfis
afores4il give noGtr ot ,hc erratiH- i.,i'lt#
rcsam,niarS upan tie Estate rf thr i rtrH
with ihc date IL granting thrrral w an,ir
advertisements ie ic posted within i"tff dats
from il" datc 90 such Letters IN s.s VT the muHt
puhlir places Of lnr County ST Nee Castle, -
nuifing nll pcrsng- hAtue deiuaAds ag..s..l ia
lsiase w. present Ihc sno, ~ @ le hN ~ At
IL Assembly Ia gHrh ease made gai provided
And also clu 'hc .siae 10 lc inserted Ni'iin
tbe same period IN the NilAiainwa Transcript
antN spmper published III Niddlciawn, and tu hr
continued therein iWo months.
s Ch.n unler ihc htnd aud Seal ii pf
slxsfdce OF the Rcs,ster aforesaid Mt NV Cae-
uc IN New castle Count, aforesaid. the lt, an,
year aboyt written. 4. GIBBS,
EFaEiEs
NeTlCE.-tll pcr.an, having claims asaiu,
the Estate u tho deceased mnst prss,ut TIM slUit
duly ailcs,ld 10 tie lag,uiriy ou Of hciure Fet-
ruary 25ih. lst9 OF ahidr tAe Avt Of Assembly
in sneh case made ana provided.
ELIZA l.. ~ lliInI,
Ek.cUiriS.
Address, Odessa, Dd.
March ll-9m.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
sEaEHurs,s SAFE.

by Virtue Of u writ Of Lryar fuciAs. 10 mn az
recica will lie exposed 10 Public Sale, at tie llo-
Tel OF Charles 4. i'aAwcll, in the Town OF Smyt-
na, Kent County, and Suite Of Delaware, on
SATURDAY,, i5A &1y Of APRfL, ISL,
Al o'clock, 7. NJ. The following Real Estate, 10
wit: All and singular the following lands and
premises, SITUATE IN Duck Creek Hundred, Kent
County, aforesaid to wit All that tract OF land
and premises conveyed 10 the said James W.
SpIuance By Henry u. Stout and Anna, is Wifi,
hy their indcnture bearing date herewith aud 1t
being the same lands aud premises which were
conveyed to the said Henry y. Stout ~ David
Diver and Lydia A. his wife, by their indeuiure
dated thu twenty-sStli day Of February. in the
year Of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud iiliy-six, the said hands and premises are
said TO contain ONE HUNDRED AND THREE
ACRES, bo the game more or les, together with
all and singular the buildings improvements, 81.
Seized and taken In execution as the property
OF james W Spruanec, who hath survived Re-
hecca C., his wife, aud will be sold for cash.
SAMUEL HARGADiNR, Skft.f.
sheriH's Office, Dover, ncl.Meh. 30, isii=2w
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
&slstt Qettrp.
sails Sxnsssyss You cav.

sniLs vwmsskysa You CAN.
when things don't 20 70 suit you,
And the world seems upside down
Don't wassc your lime Ia ftctting,
But drive away that frown;
since life IL on perplcxing,
II Il the wiscst plan
To bear all lrlals hrayrly.
Ans smile whenever .om can.
Why should you dread io.;norrow,
Aud Thus SPOIL your to-.iayf
For when yon borrow trouble,
You always have 10 Jay;
II isa good old maxim
Which shoEId he often preached
Don't cross the bridge before you
Until the bridge is reached.
You nigh, lie spared much sgl,tug,
,s II you would keep in mind
The thought that good aud evil
Are always here combined
There aust be something wanting,
Aud though you roll Ia wealth,
You may miss from your caskei,
That precious jcwcl--healih
Though you ART strong and sturdy,
Not iuil may lac your purse;
Aud earth has many trials
Which consider worse
But whether Joy OF sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
To smIe ahci,c tr you eaG.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
MIDDLET0WN STOVE HOUSE.
s9Ess ". IsaB:.UTs.

UtAkEs pleasure I'd uunenutnf 70 bis friends
| ar NiI'ra,u ml arrnaudng ,uUu.ry,
.il f lc 'UIs taken jha TN aut stove 1sgg ui iNc
lsie 81 W. Roberts. aul offer. ta the pitl., the
lr.,-t anil hc. ,pie.iei ,t0-h 81 Sut''. h"ti
raosn4 ud lieaure, ever offered n Nd-i i.tnwn,
ANA AZ pti.g. tlHt ctunot i.lil 20 dlgisc, Among
the a,sut.meu, arc ;he following
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
"A Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

a dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cfectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
10 its original color
,cih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il thick
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

FREIGHT TRAIN With Passenger Car attached, vii !
leave stations nar,d At the following changed hours
l.ul &C, to delays Incident +, freight busne.s Via Going
S'uti, ltRvr Wilmington ahau, 90 A. " New Castle,
81; NiGil."iown. u ~; Clayton, 30 Dover. 30 ,
Camden u: Feitor, 40 TO- aud hc due Harrington
10 ID 81 GoinF NurIh 10 leave harrington about 0S
T. ". Felton, 30; ,nndra. 30, Power ah; Morton, o.
Cat tru. 90 Mildriewn Nrr Castle 10 OU be
dc nt Wilmington 10 - r. ".
f train viii s,u to take mp passenger. only at sta
uet named, hut viii set down passengers any regular
stopping place between harrington aud " ilminEton
c' nagtt Corner State Road Dol Junction aud dupont
NEW tssflI TRAISs.-trRYc New Castle f1r Whining.
tnu aud Philadelphia at 30 4 NJ. leav. PHILADELPHIA az
- 60 ". and Wilmington 10 7. u. fur N,W Castle.
ShNESs ERAA.H iEsiNs.- Additional To ihos. above
viil leave smyrna for Clay ~ 80 s. and 10 r. "
Leave ttat for siaYrha 10 g. ". aud > T. " to
m.ic connections VIA, trns aud from bower and sta
t.ons south. ~. y. kENNEY,
JAN. S-y Supetint, ndcnt Del. II II.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

cncd, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decaycd.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Iustcad
of iouling the hair with a pasiy scdi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
lis occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleierious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the Visor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely Tor u
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
EAHEE
Delaware Rcil Road Line
summer Arrnngcsn cnt.
sorr,i,

IN and after Monday, April fourth, 1870, Passenger
" Trains will ran fniiow, until further nctcc. All
trains Sunday excepted.
' ..ntu soyTtt.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
sS125 c y = II.

\. B--l nm also rranral, nj AT ms shop in
Odes.n, 90 attach ms Delaware Phosphate Sowcr
with ali iis Improvements and ~ the mos, sui
s,aniial manner, 10 The l'aiu,s Wood or any
common Fruu drill now in use, and guarantee
To give ruiirc satisfaction.
Farmers wishing The Attachment will pie ~
forward thcir CyhVlr ns suui Ns iuHsittf y. only
i limited uun,l rr viii a. furnished this scosau.
TER MS Delaware Phosphate SrWer attach
"a old diill, Slh. Cash or au approved note tl
30 days. ". y. H4%,tfoN, W. y.
iut l6--jf Odessa, pcl.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
| TIE SYMPTOMS Of I.l,er
SIMMONS
LIVER

and low spirits. Sometimes many of the ahoy,
symptoms attend the disease, anl ai other iimel
very few Of them hut the liver is generally ,h,
organ most involved. Cure ,hc liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
COOK STOVES.

NiAGArA. PARLuR coon, MONITOR
Coral. tUUE. WN PENN, LEtlGll,
and others lut,lt In the tity.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23
Fire at VintOn Station.

The Store House and Post Office
building at Vinton Station, on the
NJ. & G. r. r., three miles east from
this town, caught fire about 1880 on
Monday night last, and was consum.
cd, together with all the property
inside of the building, being occu.
pied as Dry Goods Store and Post
OtllcO. The stock of goods belong.
ed to Mark & Co., Of this town,
and consisted ofdry goods, boots and
shoes, groceries, UotioNs, DC, val,
ued, as we learn, at from loco to
81, 500, and wore fully insured The
sccounts and books of the store
were also burned. CNAs. HUNTER,
clerk Of the store, is Post Master at
that place; and from him we learn
that about $40 or $50 in postage
stamps and money belonging to the
Goverament, and all the p, q. books,
&c, together with the mail matter
for many persons in tho vicinity,
Including large amount for Vale's
Mills, were destroyed. Tho build
ing was old, and belonged, as weare
informed, to the Z. II. Co. We
learn that il is insured for q small
amount. 1t is q mystery how it
took fire at that time of the night.
Mr.. b. ELLIOTT, tho r. II. Agent,
left the Station at about 11:l5, for
his boarding house, one.fourth of a
mile distant, Immediately after the
departure Of the mail train west
ward bound, and there was no fire
about there at that time. 1t might
be that tho building caught from
the sparks of the passing locomo.
tive, and it may be that burglars
entered, and, after ransacking the
building, set fire to it to hide their
stealing.
There were also about two kegs
of powder and n barrel Of coal oil
In the north part Of the building.
AT about IL o'clock, after the fire
had been burning from probably 10
to 30 inmates, the powder exploded
with a terrible crash, scattering the
burning timbers, boards, &C., all
about, and shaking and breaking
GLASS in the houses in that vicinity
The explosion of the powder Jared
the dwellings, and awakened mary
people ia this town. 1t was q most
fortunate thing. for those living in
that vicinity that the wind did not
blow while the fire was at it's high
est pitch, which was at the time O.
tire explosion of the coal oil anc
powder, or the flames could moi
hare been prevented from spread.
ing to the houses close by.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23

The hack line from here to
Macarthur Station was sold
about two weeks ago by J. w.
Tatman (who had previously
purchased the half interest Of
his partner, Jacob Shry,) to
Barnett, of Dundas. Mr.. Tat.
man left for the west, where he
remained about a week, when
he returned to Columbus,
Ohio, where he was arrested
at the instance of n number Of
persons of Macarthur, on q
charge Of swindling, and
brought here on Thursday last.
On Monday he had a prelimi-
nary examination before ESQ,
PAYNE, resulting in his being
bound over to Court.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23

i
The reports Of the famihg iii
Persia are conflicting. The
first received represented a
frightful state Of things. Then
the statement was made, by
authority Of a British Consul,
that the original reports We're
grossly exaggerated - that,
whilst much suffering prevailed
among the paopls, mo case Of
cahnfbalism oi' exhumation Of
dead bodies for food had 6S.
Cured. The news we have
today, however, via Bombay,
is to the effect that the faHiihe
is attended by. the most siSkeH.
inB horrors. Parents go about
their children for sale,
and many little ones are sttdck
down in the street and carried
off for food;
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23
"Put me in my little bed"

WE have rot had q good, soaking
rain in this imMediate vicinity for
more than y yeNr and q half
Springs and woaPs are nearly dried
up in consequence, and there is
much Inconvenience in getting wa.
ter at a distance. A very slight
shower visited us last Wednesday
evening, but its effect was only tenn
porary. Before the rain $ell the
Shermometer stood at from 100 to
400 in the shade, and at li5 in the
San,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23

fhgre is an association III
Pennsylvania which calls itsAf
"The Patriotic Soils of Aineri.
ca" This body recently held
a State Convention, and tried
to "enjoin al within fits juEls-
diction never to vote for i Ho.
main Catholic for any Office Of
trdst, horor, Or profit" Against
this resolution 46 Of the PAtri-
otto Sons had the good sense to
vote, but they wgrS ov,efpow-
cred by 100 Intensely Protest
ant Patriots, Of the Lord
George Gordoii school; and SO
the disqualitSing edltt would
have passed, if somebody had
not discovered tbat it was out
of order, wberetpon it was
suffered quietly to drop. A
man at this late day wh6, in
this country fefiises his p5liti-
cal con6dence to q Rpihan
Catholic; siihtly because he is
sach, wodld RaYe assisted at
the rUasting Of Jobh Rodgers
with a cheerful heart and ready
hahd:-[N. 7. Argus.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23

There were wrath, ihdigna;
tion and hunger in n fitUsTilIs
hotel the other day: II Seems
some creditors, WHO had sud
the proprietor, secured judg:
ments ead sent au officer to the
house Just as dinner was ready.
He levied upon the materials
provided, and the boatders
were coihl elled to hook else
where for their dinner. The
officer, after holding Che "per.
sohal property" Fot some time,
aud finding it wouldn't bring
the mohey, went sway, leaving
tie landlord wi tn a cooked
dinner on his hands and no one
to eat it: The landlord has
sued for damages.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23
The Warner House, Ports
mouth, Ohio.

This is the finest Hotel in
the west, and is kept in first
class style, rs it is in the hands
of Col, j. W. WARNER, who
knows how to please every,
body at all times, 1t is new,
large and convenient the ia.
bles are supplied with the sub.
stantials and delicacies of the
season ; the clerk kind and at
tentive to all; and everybody
go away entirely satisfied. See
card ia-this paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-08-23

AUGUST FLOwER.---Call at the Drug
Store Of j. s. STRONG Macarthur, and get n
sample bottle Of August Flower Jree n charge,
10 cure all forms oliver complaint, dyspepsia,
and arrangement of the stomach, such as sick
headache, costlvenoss, sour stomach, heart
burn, sgue, pain in the back and side, indges-
tlOn, &G,, &c, This Is tho greatest discovery
yet made In medicine. We only ask you to
eomc ana get n circnlar giving full description
of disease and sample bottle Regular she, 70
cents. Every botsle warranted or money
promptly returned.
Use roschce's German syrup for Coughs
Colds 0nd Consumption. For sale at j: s.
byKoNd's Drug Store, McArthW, o. 2sly