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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31

WE have received another
lot Of new type, Bring your
printing to this Office if you
want it done cheap. Subscribe
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Manhood! WOmanhOOd!
Who may marry and who not. Why, I'm.
pedlments, causes and cure; 1os pages sent
sealed for 25 cents. Address DIR. WHITTIER,
cl7 Charles Street, st. Louis, NO., who treats
all chronic, virulent, and special diseases. The
most successful specialist OF the age. I-tE
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31

JANUARY.-Th is month takes it
name from Janus, one Of the gods
Of Pagan mythology. He was usu-
ally painted with two faces, with
one Of which. he was Thought to
look back upon tho old year, and
forward with the other to the new.
The Roman Year originally com
menesd in March; at frst it had but
ten months, till Numa Pompilius,
who died 672 B. o., added January
and February. It is usually the
coldsst month Of the twelve, henes
the adaRe,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31

The railroad is a sure insti.
tuition. The people of Logan
will take stock in the enter
prise. Let ell work together.
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Five Mondays, five Tues
days, and five Wednesdays in
last month.
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For Fine Perfumery, 60 to Sis
on'a Drug Store.
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For Pure Drugs and Medicines
20 to SissOn's,
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) The writings OF physician whose reputaa
tion 10 union wide 70 worth the postage, and
for 20 cents Non hO0di WOmNnhOOdi
eievabIe Question, chat tho doubts
full emFt GUS or imqulsttiV0 wish "a
know, Will be sent securely scaled.
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Moulding

For Picture Frames is kept by G.
j.. Billinghurst. He also keeps
Picture Card and Screw Eyes, and
makes Picture Frames to order.
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The weather has been ex-
tremely cold during the past
week. st.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31

For Ayers Medicines, 60 to g.
w. Sisson's.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31

The Radicals in Congress
propose to extend the Enforce.
ment Act to every voting pre-
cinct in the country. Porter,
scalswag, from Virginia, will
present the bill.
Hon. John w. Newman,
Senator from the Scioto Dis
trict, will accept thanks for
copy Of Report of Auditor OF
State.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31

Weatherologists are prepar-
ing to take observations on
Ground Hogs Day.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31
/" NJ thS dHy iengthSGG,
So the cold strenkthenS."

A warm January Is regarded by
the farmer with any thing but sat.
isfaCtion.
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READFALSE AND TRUE.
send one letter stamp v RApWAY ca.
10. Maiden Lane. New resS. InSsrmsssoH
vorse~ss umnas wfn b tsat pa o-iy
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HEALTH AND
BEAUTY

seroEsd And Ftpo Rish Ei5iood--I
oxeaaS, bG Flesh and wei9ht
-ClSsf 4kin Mnd BeautAfui
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-31
FEVER AND AGUE.
fEYERAND AGUE sCURED.
FEVER AND AQtJE CIJRFn

lkFOE FIFTY CENrs.
There Is not remedial aN" 4 a.. .,.
that win cure FEVER sSsN sSNn AGUE. A "'i'o
nhoid TslIow Go e,aIous, snd hiious, Scarlet, Ty.
Radways PillSO so quick as sYers RnJuxs seS ro.Sy ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
F.. -ft-Itr Hi -rH.f- 81
/" IL H. L'%
WORM DESTROYER.
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
.. GEORGIA. tsdf .--r -

u..- t.4 .siu"- -.rio.
DR.. john Bull-Dear SIR; have recently
al in s;ngle iosts,rs IN nv Az iii al Co.
Ct, - =,,;,,,- T,,'.,, -, ,O
nee Sn5 INV, daIiT n,e tT same art.eic d p'I
kind am. Sir resnee;faliv,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
AROUND TOWN.

Mrs. Matte p. Harrison, the estina-
BILE wife of DR.. VIM, B. Harrison, of this
city, died last Sunday, of consumption
The entire community sympathize with
the husband i'm his sad bereavement.
She was member OF the Baptist church.
w. l.. Truett has two young wolves
at his grocery in this place.
We stated last week that invitations
had been issued TO those who were ex-
pected to attend the Athenaum exer-
cises, which begin on the 26th inst, and
close Friday evening, the 29th. In this
we were mistaken. A cordial. invita-
tion is extended to the entire commu>
nifty and country at large.
In difficulty at Wiley Georges Res
taurant, last Monday, ]. B. Woodside
was stabbed in several places, though
not dangerously, by VIM. Benner. Mr..
Benner was lodged in Jail to await a
trial before one of our Magistrates this
evening at 2 o'clock. .. -.
Judge" White has opened at his res
idence, on West Main Street, a very nice
Ice Cream Saloon. His cream is nice
and cool, and his saloon is elegant and
cozy. No loafers will be found sitting
around, and ladies can call in and take
saucer of delicious ice cream with as
much propriety as at home.
Dovey Piniou, who is considered in
sane, has been placed in Jail.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
Who Is Your Friend?

"a friend should bear his friends in
firmities," says the poet; but this senti-
ment was written a great many years
ago, when Shakespeare was Ia young
man; nowadays we have other bust
ness for friends to perform. If you wish
to know how many friends you have,
pun chase pleasant country seat in the
vicinity of the city; not until strawberry
and cherry time will You know how
many cherish and ,ove you. The num-
Der of your admirers will be found to
increase with the advance and ardor of
the season; and though their warmth
diminlshes somewhat with cold weather,
yet if you have large apple and pear
orchard, you may possibly nurse it
along until the coming spring, espe-
cially with the assistance of fine larder
of good wines. But if you have a
grapery and green house, you are sure
to be loved all the year round. When
such is friendship, who would be q
friendless man?
'And what is friendship but a name?
charm that lulls to sleep?
A shade that follows wealth and fame,
But leaves the wretch to weep?"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
Columbia Afhenseunl.

The examination and commencement
exercises of the Columbia Athen8um
are appointed to take place i'm the Athe-
neum study-hall, as follows:
Sunday, June 23d, four o'clock, P. NJ,
commencement sermon by the Rev.
VIM. A. Nelson, OF Edgefield. Tenn.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
June Goth, 9th, and 18th, public exam
nations, exhibition of penmanship,
drawing, painting and embroidery, es-
says, vocal and instrumental music,
etc, from 9 to II O'Clock, A. NJ, and
from to p. NJ, each day.
June 10Th. eight O'Clock, p. NJ, Soiree
Dansante, for patrons only.
June 9th, eight o'clock, P. NJ, Grand
Concert OF Vocal and instrumental mu-
sic.
June 18th, eleven o'clock, A. NJ, adj
dress to the alumni, by Miss Belle Ad-
ans, of Aberdeen, Mississippi. II
o'clock, NJ, meeting of the Board of
Trustees in the Athenaum Office. 3
o'clock, p. M, Commensurate exercises.
The public are cordially invited.
The twenty-first annual session OF
the Columbia Athenaum is appointed
to begin on the first Monday in Sep
tember 1872.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
OVEN THE COUNTY.

John III. Gillespie sent us cotton
stalk yesterday, which had two blooms
Que ofthe blooms opened on the 18th.
We have received some fine specimens
OF cotton stalks from Master viii. J. Al
len, son Off. d. Allen, esq.
We have received some. beautiful
specimens of wheat from Mr.. John Ball
lanfant, of the Shaker and Boughton
varieties. The Boughton contains five
grains in mash, which is rarely seen
except when the wheat is extra good
four grains has always been consi dered
very fine.
Mr.. s. r. Watkins has sent us large
stuffed rattlesnake, for which he will
please accept our thanks. 1t was killed
by Col. Jno. Floyd, on Chiefs Creek, in
Lewis county; and measured fitty-four
inches in length, and eight in circum>
frence, around the largest part 1t had
nine rattIes and button, making the
facinating creature ten years old. He
also sent us three rattles and button,
taken from smaller one, killed in the
same vicinity, by Robt. w. Frierson.
We have placed them all in our mu-
scum Of natural curiosities. -..
We learn from a gentleman of this city
who has just returned from a visit of
eight days TO Bon Aqua Springs, that
this delightful and most healthfui wa
tering place. is now open, and he recon-
mends all those who are in search of
either health or comfort, to go there, as
the waters are efficaeions, air pure and
bracing, plenty of good, healthy food,
comfortable sleeping, and price of board
very reasonable.
The closing exercises of the Culleoka
n1aRn Wednesday,
and Thursday, the 26th and 9th of June.
The night of the 26th, Rev. DIR. Har-
grove, President of the Tennessee Fee
male College, will preach the sermon.
At IL o'clock, Thursday June 9th, Rev.
A. L. Z. Greene, ID. D., will deliver
the address. Thursday night the young
ladies aud gentlemen of the school Will
try to entertain tie audience with mu-
sic and declarations.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
TEIDIITE OF RESPECT

The Funeral services in the Methods
| Church over the remains of Rev. Isaac MIL
NER, on Wednesday last were very, impressive
| and solemn. Rev. A. ". Smith, the Pastor O
the Church. preached a very appropriate ser
mon from the xt:-'Behold, / come quickly,
Rev. xii. Z. DR.. Smith was assisted in the ser.
vices by Rev. Messrs. Caruthers, OTIS, Mack
Doss, Burr and slrvine: After the services Of
the Church were concluded the Masons took
charge of the remains and their very solemn
and i'm pressive burial ritual was read at the
grave by Gen. Whitthorne.J -.-'H
On their return from the Cemetery, the Min
listers of the city snd vicinity met in the Meth
Odist Church, and unanimously adopted the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were read by Rev. Nr. Otis of the Presbyterian
Church, as a tribute of respect to their de-
ceased brother.
WHEREAS it has pleased the Lord and Head
Of the Church to remove by sudden death our
high y teemed and dearly beloved brother in
the holy ministry. the Rev. ISAAC MILxER,
from the scene of bis ernest and abundant
labors and from the midst of his usefulness on
earth to his rest and reward in heaven, there
fore resolved, f r-- n.
|. Thatwhile we l7meut and sincerely mourn
the loss of our dear brother from the fellow
ship of our worship and holy labors on earth,
we DOW in humble submission to this afiiic.
tive dispen alton of the mysterious provi-
dence OF him - who dOeth all things well''
even when lie surrounds his throne with clouds
and darkness; and that We all be admonis Led
by this sudden visitation of death in our holy
our work, and to watch aud be ready for his
call. to depart and be with Jesus"
2. That in the death of Rev. ISAAC MILNER
the ministerial fraternity has lost brother of
a truly lovely and catholic spirit, who was an
earnest and efficient preacher of the glorious
gospel OF salvation not only among the people
of his own branch of the Church, but also
among the brethren OF every name and denom-
nation whenever there was door opened for
his jealous labOIs for the salvation of sinners
and edifcation of saints.
3. That We sincerely sympathize with tho
bereaved family of our dearl y beloved broth
er in their affection and in our prayers com
mend them to the grace and consolation of the
gospel of Jesus, whom he so long and faith
fully served, and whose grace is sufficient to
sustain the souls of all who trust in him in
their darkest hours and in the severest trials
of life. wv
4. That these preambles and resolutions be
published in the Columbia Herald and the
Nashville Christian Advocate.
Signed. y. W. SMITH, Pastor NJ. L. Church,
j. NJ. Il. OTIS, Pastor Presbyterian Church.
:. q. CARUTIIEIsS, Pastor c. p. Church. VIM
MACK, ID. D., WIN. II. VERNON. j. B. HAM
ILToN, WM. BURR, VIM. Doss, Il. q. IRVINE
CLergynieH Of Columbia and riciaity
June 18th, 49,.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.
OFFICE COLUMBIA HERALD.


H.- FRIDAY, June 10th, 1872.
COTToN.-l5to23c. for different grades.
BACON 10; Shoulders, &c; clear
Sides, 715c. Packed and shipped at lie
over these figures. ..,-.-. !,...
BUTTER-15920c. Dull. ....
EGGS-12Lc.
FLoUR-s9@l2 per barrel.
MEAL-50c.to Soc. per bushel.
CoRN-50G55c. Loose from wagons.
BEESwAX-25cts.
LARD-Sc.s. 'H ..
WuOL-warhed G0c; unwashed 4Oc; bur-
ry, 5@l0c, less. Reclining. -,.
TOBACCO-S(dl Zoe. per pound. ..s.-t.l.
OATS-40c. per bushgl. . ..... ....
CoFFRE-Rio, 27@2Sc.; Java, 32@33c,;
Laguira. 3SG On he advance. ..-,I.'
SUGAR-New Orleans, Il@i5c.; Dem
erara, l4@l5c \. sugar l5c; crushed and
granulated, l515t116c.
MoLAsSES- Common, zoe. "a 100; Golden
Syrup. Sl00(dl 25c. E'
RICE-lI@I2c. .H#
TEA--Si 5O@2 soc. per1b. '-.1 ...
PEPPER-35td4 0c. ...
SPICE--35(d40 Zoe.
DISQUALIFICATION.
SALT--Carload, s. 10, bbl. 81 90, Dbl.
SOAP -l0dl51.
SoDA--S(G l0c
BLACK LNG--75GIl 90 per dozen.
CANDLF:s-221. Gl25c per pound.
TALLow-Sc
Coal OlL-s3713 by the barrel, 400 soc
per gallon. ....
IINE-5Oc. per bushel. -.tanr .
WHEAT-Sl.50 for choice white; choice
red Sl.4n-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
"RIvER SIpE,"June Is. 1872.

EDIToRs HERALD:-I write from what
was formerly known as Duck River
Station, but having recently through
onr gentlemanly Post Master. 4. Jack
TTmmCns, succeeded in getting post
office at this place, the name has been
changed to "River Side" to avoid the
trouble heretofore experienced by hav-
ing two post-oiiices of the same name
Everything is quiet in our mids;;
there is nothing to excite or retard us
in oar daily ayocations. eKcepJ now
and then a candidate passing through.
.'stjll hunting" who gives us call To
Tell us of his misfortunes--the number
ofhis family, his Indebtedness, etc, etc.
thinking thereby he viii procure our
suffrage. Although they are All clever
men, vet we are constrained to say that
many of them had better quit the field,
or they will be greatly mortified when
they ascertain their real strength in the
county; for men who acknowledge that
they cannot manage their own finances,
certainly cannot expect people already
Jealous of their credit to support them.
/ see in your last issue call on Col.
John V. Wright to run for the Legisla-
fure. j hope he will consent TO run, for
it would give me pleasure to vote for
him, and know he would receive lib
eral support, and especially on the
north side OF the rlyer. ROWLAND.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
True Economy.

The country il at present flooded
with cheap and inferior goods-of
every, description, which are heralded
to the public in flaming advertise
ments and which find a market among
those who have yet TO learn that
"tgEe economy f" consists in buying a
first-eIass article from al established
and first-class house. For example,
pianos of various makers are offered at
about one-half the price of those of
really first-class manufacture. Among
the latter none are more deserving of
he encomium "really frst-class" than
those manufactured by Messrs. WIN.
KNABE 4 Co, of Baltimore, 6rin
which dates over a third of a century,
and whose Pianos, for eXcellency OF
workmanship, durability and sweei ness
of tone, stand absolutely unrivaled,
containing many valuable Iaten ed
improvements, TO be found iu no other
instrument, and made by tie very best
wOrkmen and of strictly frst-class
and seasoned material.
The so-called cheap" piano NAV
present fa,I external appearance. but
is made or interior and often entirely
unseasoned material, and soon becomes
a wreck which defies the art OF the
tuner. We make special mention of the
piano as the most forcible illustrations
of our remarks, which can be applied
to almost every article we use In our
families
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Duck River Valley Railroad.

Mr.. Joshua J.. Williams, who has
been away down among the hills on his
farm, for several months, iobscured
from public view, was in Columbia last
Monday, and gave US very encouraging
news about the Duck River Valley
Railroad. The programme is for the
three counties through which it is torun
to subscribe one thousand dollars pei
mile. and then give the road iIto the
hands of company of capitalists, who
will finish it. A company OF CAPT.
talits have offered to take the Duck
River Valley Railroad, and we trust
that Maury County will raise her fiji
teen thousand dollars. Columbia her.
self ought to give this much to road
that promises to benefit her many thou.
sands. 1t does not matter much who
runs the road, so that it runs. and de-
velOps the. resources of our counties,
aud builds up Columbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21
A Challenge.

A portion of the breeders of Berk-
shires in Maury County, collectively
propose to show at our coming fair, a
herd of Berkshires, consisting of the
following: ~
Best boar two years old and over.
g boar one year old and over.
boar six months old and over. ..
pair pigs over three and under six.
pair pigs under three months.
" sow two years old and over. gi
I" sow one year old and over. -.
SOW six months old and under one year.
sow and sucking pigs. 'ii
With an additional ten head irrespective of
age or sex.
Ring open to every county in each
and all of the United States, by coun-
ties or by individuals representing
counties. 'Fi ~ ?" --'i'r'
Each county, or individual, exhibiting
will be expected to pay to common
premium fund the sum of $4,000, the
successful party taking the fund. Award
to be.made on the general merit of the
herd.
Entries must be made to J. G. Bailey,
Secretary of Maury County A. Il NJ.
Society, by the 18th day of July.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-21

DEAD OR DYING.-Where the hair IS unnatrr
allv dry, you may be sure that it is dying: and
unless artificially vtalizcd, it will soon lie as
dead as leaves in November. Feed the with
ering hbefs and stimulate .he torpid ses;p With
LYGN'a kAIHAIaON, and the evil, which must
otherwise soon eliminate ia badness, will BE-
speedily remidied. 1t is absolutely necessary
Tor the health Of the brain, that 1t be Kept mod
eTately moist with preparation capable of
nourishiHg and invigoratIng it. LroS's KA-
THAIRON fulfs these condiuons, and is the
only article that actually puts new life into the
capillary tubes, through which the natural
uorishmeut has ceased to pass. This pure
and harmless vegetable prepa ration Is absorb
ed by the skin of the head To the roots of the
hair, and passes into the filamentS by the
force of Capillary attraction.
How comm IN is the announcement. Thou
sands are Suddenly swept away into eternity
Dy this fatal mslady. This disease generally
has Its origin in impure blood filed with irr;-
tating, poisonous materials, which, circulating
throu5h the heart, irritate its delicate tissu, s.
Though the irritation may at first be only
slight, producing little palpitation or irreg-
ular action. yet BY and by the disease becomes
firmly seated. and Inflammation or the valves,
is produced. How wise to give early atten-
ton II a cas-. If this kind Unnatural throb
bing OF pain in the region of the heart should
adfaoaish one that ali is not right, and if YOU
would preserve it from further disease, YOU
must help 1t to beat rightly BY the use of such
a remedy as Shall remove the cause Of the
trouble Use DIR Pierce's Golden Medical Di S.
covery before the disease has become too seat
ed, and it will, by its great blood purifying and
wonderful regulating properties, effect per
feet cure. 1t contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the issue Of tue
heart bring ng a,out a hsaithy action. Sold
by all first ol Is druggists