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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24

ORGANIC LAW OF THE sExEs-Condl-
tons which impair vitality-positive and neg
ative electrlclty-zproof that life Is evolved
without union-effect Of tohacCO-inAuence of
fish and phosphorio diet--modern treatment of
pelvic diseases, structure and variococele, and
arrest OF development, ten lectures 10 his pri.
vate surgical class, by EDWARD H. DIXON, M.
D., % Filth Avenue, N. Y; o. pages, 20 cents.
great value to the whole human rAce."-RordOs
Greeley.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24
WILL CURE

Consumption pyomptly and permanently. II
has, during the PAST 10 years. cured more than
One Hundred thousand caees, and II will not
fall you. II will afford you prompt relief, and
Ing, restore you and all who will give IL trial
TO perfectly restored health, leaving nd tface
Of the diseash, wlijld TO those who are threat
ened with or Predisposed TO Consumption, Il Ia
oHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHATEs is o perfect anti
dota to
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24
To Whom 1t May Concern.

Those knowing themselves in
dsbted ta T. A, Martin \ Son, eth.
er by note or book account, are res
quested to call and settle up. All
accoantq and notes unpaid by Az
GUST FIRST, will bo placed In the
way of collection unless otherwise
arranged.
T. A. MARTIN 4 SON.
Macarthur, July 10, 1872.-tf.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24
Straw Mare.

strayed away from the undersigned, on the
morning of the 18th inst, near Eakin's Mill
vinton Township, vinton county, a Bay Mare
three years old, black mane(shorD and tail
white spot in face, ANY person giving infor
nation that will lead to her.dscovery will b'
rewarded.
Address or call ON
THOMAS ]. DowEN,
Wilkesyille, Ohio
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24
Money is as scarce as wool on a

goats back. aa
MORE rain fell on Tuesday morn
ing and night. @'sa
There was a young man in. town
the other day who had swallowed q
fly.
BUT very few of the farmers in
Vinton county had stacked their
wheat; consequently the rains have
caused it to sprout.
MRS. G. W. SAYLoR, has raised
the largest beets we have seen this
year--some of which are 16 inches
in circumference,
The murky, sultry weather Of
the past few days threatens injury
to the large grape crop from mills
dew, in this grape growing region.
If more care was exercised
in reference to the clothing of
little children, there would be
fewer mourning households.
TO get and preserve good
reputation-do not trouble
yourself about the reputation
Of others.
The aristocratic Gov Noyes has
denied the application for pardon
Of JAMES CALL, Convicted Of perius
ry in Vinton county, two years ago.
DAN. 7. Skinner, Of the Chilli
cotbe Gazette Job Printing Depart
ment, paid his numerous relatives
and friends in this town and vcin.
ity, visit on Saturday last.
J. G. SwETLAND, has reftted his
store room throughout, given the
front fne coat of fred, white and
blue paint, and has received full
stock of goods in his line,
The faces Of some of the
Grant men in and about this
locality are nearly long enough
to cat oats from patent seven
foot chuln.
We hook for much sickness
this fall. DR., Greeley's Bit
ter Pill" to our Grant Repub-
lican friends, will be found au
excellent antidote.
JOSEPH HERRoLD, Of Nelson vile,
accidentally fell from the platform
of the depot nj that place last Wed
nesday, striking his head upon the
rail Of the track, inficting q very
SERIOUS WVqHHI
The Columbus & Hooking Valley
railroad has commenced delivering
steel rails to lay the main track OF
the road. 1t Ia said the whole road
will be laid with this rail and the
old iron is to be used for side track.
BRNqoN township, Hooking coun-
ty, has walked up at last On the
22d of August her citizen tax,pay-
ers vote on the question of raising
$4,000 to build the Farmers & Nil
ners' Railroad through the town.
ship.
a wrltor in the Logan Sentinel
last week spggests that that part OF
the Gallipolis, Macarthur d Coum-
bus Railroad from Logan to the
south line, of Starr township, be
. tax, il is supposed there built
would be Q great majority in favor
of the tag.
As the hay crop will be somewhat
light In This section this year, it has
been suggested, and very properly
we think, that every farmer who
reads this, should sow corn for fod-
der on every spare piece of ground
that he car. There is nothing hetr
ter for stock than corn fodder.
The nomination and election
Of Hon. Horace Greeley will
not prevent our turning out
your Job printing as usual.
We keep right on printing just
the same, but lots cheaper. IL
you want any printing done,
come to this office.
The new Presbyterian Church at
Hamdep, is the finest Church in
Vintop County, The carpenter
work was executed by LEANDEr
spnAauE, and the manner in which
no performed the work is evidence
OF his ability rs o master workman
The new edifice is a credit to th'
town,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24

hGENTs Wanted, ,-.Agcnts mako more m .on
N py Nv work for us than at anything else
business light aud .permanentj particulars
igee, q; STINsoN a Co., Fsns Art 'Pablishsrs,
Portland, Maine,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24
c. W. EVERETT, Druggist.

The above is fair sample of
thousands of fletters from physicians
and druggists and hospital manas
gers from all parts Of the country.
Speers goods are secured with the
name "Alfred Speer, Passaic, N. j.,
placed over the cork none other
genuine.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24


A number Of those who had
opposed the grand enterprise
up to the morning Of the elec.
ton, at the last moment con-
cluded that they would always
be happy if they should vote
in favor Of progress-in favor
Of improving this town and
township,
At least four-ffths Of the
taxable property Of the town.
ship was represented by the
votes cast in the affirmative.
Tuesday marked a new era
for Macarthur and for Elk
township; and in the face Of
every man you meet can be
read the happiest future. In
stead Of being despondent and
uncertain, all are now confident,
For want Of both space and
time we are compelled to post
pone further comments this
week,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24

m q PIANO CO., N. Y, PRICE, MOAn
VI ~ No Agents. circulars free. DZJU
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24
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The Progressive. Election
PROGRESS, YES, 326 +!
ANTI-PROGRESS, NO, 43 F!
Majority ilFaVOr Of Progress, 283 !
Spread the News Throughout
the Land
The Gallipolis, Macarthur & Column
bus Railroad will be Completed |
.
The Farmers and Miners Railroad a
Sure Institution.
Elk Township can Communicate
with all the World"
Elk Township can Communicate
with all the World"
Our Future will be Glorious

The election held yesterday,
in Elk township, to decide the
question Of the construction of
a Railroad through the town
ship resulted far different from
what the friends of the enter
prise expected two or three
days previous to the election.
The election was the most eX>
citing one ever held in the
township. The result is as
follows;
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24

Reject all Violent Purgatiyes, They ruin
the tone Of the bowels and weaken the diges-
tion. TvRRENT's EFFERvRsCENT SELTzER APE
RENT Is used by all rational people as a means
ofrelieving all arrangements Of the stomach,
structions without pain and imparts vigor to
the organs which IL purlfes and regulates.
SOLD BY ALI, DRUGGISTS
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-24
We publish the following letter

HENRY, ILL, Nov. 22nd.
To the Public.-I have sold Specs
P, ]. Brandy, Port Wine and Wine
Bitters for the last year, and they
have given general satisfaction -
Our physicians recommend them
in their practise, and we are salts
fed that for medicinal and other
uses they are not to be excelled,
Truly yours,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30

ALSO. PER BARK MALV1NA!
FROM BREMERHAYEN
JUST AR r ED
200 cases St. Julien Claret,
40 bbIs Lager Beer. - And. Muller, )" IN qts-
10 bbIs Lager Beer. in pints,
40 bbHs Pale Ale, II Dirjsn," quarts,
10 bbls Pale Ale. q" H. DieJ-n-' Vints-
IS cases Barclays Porter, quarts and pints'
Us casks Bass Pale Ale. - cases swedish A'e'
100 cases. 1 doz- ca. Old Cosuac; 20 cases kummei, l dog ca
80 cases Nordlaussr Whisky, l-5 green cases holland > om'
100 blue cases Hollands Gin, whIte bottles.
100 baskets hne Holland Gin. in stone bottles large size'
IS cases Brandy. 100 dsmi1hus Strous Alcohol.
20 cases NOrdhsuser Whisky, 10 bbls strong DemeraHa nuw
Is cases fine CosuaC. 80 cases Rudesteimer.
u cases Liebfaumi.ch, 3 cases BoOr ekamP Biters,
IS cases Pale Sherry, l. cases Port Wine
Also, via Panama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30
The American Case.

The ~following is a summary of the claims
AGAINST Great Britain that are made in the Amer
Jean case before the Geneva Conference
/. For the destruction Of vessels and property
belonging to the Government OF the Cnitea states
2 For the destruction of merchant vessels,
and property sailing under the flag Of the United
States, Sl7 900, 633.
3. For other damage or injuries to persons,
growing out Of the destruction of each class oil
these vessels.
I'm respect 10 this item the " case " says IT IL
impossible at present for the United States 10
present a detailed statement, but the amount Of
the claim cannot be less than hundreds OF thou
sands, and possibly millions, of doliars-I
1. For national expenditures IN Tue pursuit y
the cruisers, 81 ,6S0,47S.
). For the loss in the transfer Of the Ameri-
can commercial marine To the British flag
In respect to tins item the United States ask
the arbitratOrs 10 estimate the amount when ought
70 be paid 10 them, alter we submit statistics III
respect to our tonnage before and after the
6. For enhanced payments of insurance by
citizens Of the United States, 50 far as now KNOWN
81, l2O, 1875.
7. For the prolongation of a civil war. the
addition Of a large sum TO the cost thereof ana
Of the suppression of the rebellion.
IAs to this item the United States claim that
after the battle OF Gettysburg offensive operations
by the insurgents were conducted only at sea
through the Anglo-COntederat cruisers, IN the
hope of involving the country in a war with
Great Britain, and that the latter ought IN equity
to reimburse the United States for the expense
thereby entailed upon them.
8. Interest upon all the claims up TO the DAY
when the award Is payable by the terms oil tht
treaty., which is twelve months after the date o.
award, at the usual rate of interest in the city o.
New York. where most Of the claims OF indivIdu'
ais are held, which is seven per cent. per annnm
The United States claim that interest should %
computed from an average day, say July L, 1898
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30
NJ. M'INERNY,
Agent nj Honolulu.

R.--Tbis is the only Company in the
United states who Charge no extra rate
for INSURANCE on WOMEN or for
Seaman. mh16
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30
1860 1879.
~OSMOPOLITAN
GALLERY

H.. l.. CHASE, Proprietor,
THE LONGEST ESTABLISHED PHOTOGRAPHER
N HONOLULU
DHOTOGRAPHS EN- IN TIE LAIE>I,
style and with all the Improvements N TIE Az NI
ALWAYS on THE LOW EST TERMS!
FOR SALE-Photographs Of 81 the King, Qleeas, Chiefs Ana
other important personages.
Also, the Largest Variety of Views, Cards' >tere"-
scope. &c, sc, AT LOW PRICES.
F-,,ass Stsrsoxeooss. DC. Cheaper tsas can De
found at any place IN the city.
Having all the conveuieuees for doing cut door work
Views or Residences. &c, will be taken
Better and a. Lower Prices than by any other Gallery in
the cnv III. l.. CHASE,
fe24 ~ w-sw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30
Widows & Orphans of $50 Members
....THE....
sum of nearly 100000,

Its losses, in proportion to the number of the insured aud the
amount Of insurance, have been remarkably few and hght'
To every person seeking mutual insurance this fact IS very
important.
The cost Of the Insurance depends upon the vitality OF the
Company in which you insure, and the best proof OF inherent
vitality is the low ratio Of claims in the past.
Ratio OF losses on new business of 1870, not one dollar on a
policy. =
The Prompt Commissioners OF the Ne'c ForL; Life
Insurance Department thus report OF the
Security:
We now come to a brilliant, onward, approved embodiment
of American Life Insurance-the Security Life Insurance Com
many of New York. A politician would say, the Security Is
the peoples choice. 1t has certainly strong popular endorse
ment. By the Atlantic, the Mississippi, and the Pacihc, the
voice of thousands speak It fair. The Security attained the
greatest increase OF annual business in 1870 over 1909 OF an
the life companies Of the United States. When this IS cousld-
cred In connection with the past progress Of the ONCE, its
future rank on the life roll i a subject of no difficult conjecture.
Even with the additions Of 1870 there is no disproportio1a'e
outrrowth. 1t has been regularly built up to the present pro
portion, not suddenly projected forward. II has passed ahesd
Of other companies by the due operation and momentum OF It's
own normal Law Of accumulation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30
THE GLOBE HOTEL!
KING STREET. NEAR OF
- Fort street, Honolulu. Il l.
GA- New Faces. New Furniture. New Dishes,

Nsw everything. The Undersigned. = pleased % inform the pub
he generality that he has purchased The above we'll known prem
is fr the purpose u carrying on a hrs;-e}ass hotel business
in An is branches. aud having had the same completely reno
waited and -l=zaEuy furnished in every particular, & = nov open
tr the recrpuoa Of guests The harder viii Be Supplied sin
~ h-st tb- markr. asrls. Also having engaged Tie services
Of a Gr,t-riass Chcir lie CUISINE lie Is prepared % sGlt iAr
ra.tr II the most tastl1iJus. and no eNp=Tse or paius sui D.
sn,r-5 10 rlak. ms hotel the Ayarte Eth tire pubne of Hguo
lala. Ertaz centrally Iacated and free IRON dust and inc1nve-
rf-n,-s Il oF-r. great Inducements lr merchants sud others 70
give him q call. He hopes by strct attention 20 tie wants aHd
comforts o. Ls guests. T. m~ri a liberal share ci pu"lrc pat
ronase. Terms reasonable, further particulars made kuoSn
"a a. D. A rHAYER- Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30
JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
British Bark GaPSfang,
From Neutrality-suspicious.,
And For Sale by the Undersigned.

NEWCASTLE SMITH COAL.
~ 10000 Ramsay's square Fire Bricks.
1000 Ramsay's Arch Bricks, 10 tons tlre Clay'
25 Newcastle Griudstones, 25 tons Pig Iron,
100 tins Boiled Ldnseed Oil, 10 casks BiacN Narnl7h'
200 tins White lead, 2O tins White Zinc,
tins Yellow Paint.
Is tins Lirhtgreen Paint, 1 tins Blue Paint
10 tins Venetian Red, 5 tins best Red Lead,
IS tins N. :. Green Paint, IS tins Black Paint,
5 tins Chrome Yellow,
Is cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron.
rs boxes Corn Flour, 10 cases Lime Juice CoriiaI,
eases Mixed Pickles. 1 cases Jams,
100 green cases Geneva,
80 cases Finest Scotch Whisky,
10 hhds Geneva. - or casks Old Scotch Nhlskey-
10 or casks MAretts Brandy,
ar casks Duuyile's Old Irish Nhskey,
5 or casks fine Paie Sherry,
5 or casks very fine Sherry,
8 hhds Hennessy's Brandy.
or casks MaTuelFs Brandy.
$50 cases Pale ard India Ale, IN ct bottles
80 cases India Ale in pints.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30
SECURITY LIFE

-OFFERS-
Advantages unsurpassed in its terms Of NOn-fOr-
fixture expressed in all its policies, Absolute Re-
moyal of all Restrictions on Travel doing away
with Extra Rates and Permits, having no Contested
Claims, and asking no unnecessary questions.
Latest official returns of over Seventy Life Insurance
Companies now doing business in the United
States. ranks the SECURITY LIFE as
second to none in point of in-
crease of business for
1871 over 1870.
Though this Company has demonstrated the value of Life
Insurance by distributing among the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-30

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-07
.sii, iiti.>iHTNii.
; snJ;;c David Davis, tho Labor Re
form taI.sai.inIc.

st the National Laho- i folu Conyeu-
ton hell 1t Cohtmhus ONO. on the 30
uit., Hon. David Davis. of Illinois, was
nominated for President, AMI Gov. Joe,
Parker. of New Jersey, for Wee Pre- ~il,nt
Both af these gentlemen intend to ran.
Gov. Parker i cxnrctea to anuoarcc his
accordance Of the nomination bv a speech
at a ratification meeting to be held in New
York, and Judge Davis has written q
letter TO the chairman Of tie Convention,
thanking il for the unexpected honor
conferred uron him, ana stating that "thc
chief Magi,tracy Of the Republic should
neither he sought nor declined J., an
American citizen. I he Indications arc
that the Labor L"'arlnerS arr II earnest.
aui that they mraa business. David
Davis, whom tlpr har. selected rs Their
stan lard-hcarcr, was horu III try1 CoGng,
,'ar.ta and. on Narel 2, i>i5. H. grri-
"ae"t p i>wyno oa'"9"- @hio. - I@..'
'Et St..,s4&"h T ~.i...s' ~ ii.N@c3a
S,.tts "li .l.Ss' vi tAo Law ~eaa,5 ia A"H
iiaNgn' an" h"m"NinE ~ 'i.&"t5 ta
1850, he Wa$ admitted to Tire TAR, %nt
soon at.=r ~-ttl'i IN Bi"omn-toa - r..
prag;'". f a.s profession. In IA! r.
was eiec ed - the State Legislature, in
iot' ser'ed - a member of the state on
>t'htiohai convention 81 INA! year. ana IN
- :. was 'lee'ea JUG OF thG h,Sil.h
dallciai ilstrict "f tHe State IN lS22'
ann ag1n IN 1871, he was :" elected to
TINS position. lie haa l,qS 9.e' an mt,
nl',e iirSo.ai irlSna ZEN n3; u lr' i-iIleol a''c
- " Ieies''Ie - 'iie '':c"5o Noi'H eh''oh oi
i'"o n'l Lt'R1 snare III securing ,,I ms nom
nation lor, Tue rreslae'IcS' ., nc Two ha'
neeh thrown IT l'ucn tosc!ller ~ the prae-
I,to % a ,e,, io,,Ss'p tha ~ ,t;, .p,' pop",
iditu cbuHitN, ana tHt iIt!fIcN bttN cen
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-07
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MASIToWoC via, Dee. .. lo7

I,ssrs. BIrt.eft, Butmas g. Parker:
GENTLEMEN: To return thanks to and
through you to extend o word Of advice 70 AZ
similarly afflicted, | will make this plaa
statement Of facts; At the age of Is, in y
tBBd-tI frfs atttemg.epp hta lif} hed, a
being beyond my strength, caused a rupture,
and until | used your Common Sense
Truss for TIE period of twenty yssrs) I
sufferer such "a only those who have
been similarly afflicted can know. About y
year ago the truss | usually wore became
broken, AMI | bought one Of your CoInmsn
Sense Irusses. | wore it but three months,
and feeling well, left it Of, aud | have NOT
used any since, and as have been for the
last five mouths engaged in the
Pilot Office fureusu and doug such Y
ties rs are incidental to 4 country oflss,
working press. liftin. forms, etc, | am ssu8-
dent that "a radical cure has been effected In
my case | canuO, be sutf ciently grAtsfui
for the bene6t conferred, and il in the cause
ofhumauity you desire to use this tsstim eaIal
to the merits of tLs Bartlett Common SsAas
Truss you are at perfect liberty to do SO. |
am, semtlxmeD. yours very respectfully
SAMUEL q. PRINCE.
Foreman Mnnitowoc Pilot.
Formerly Of Chicago Tr,6sas
TIL. above is the testimony Of hundreds to
whom we have permission to refer The
great reputation of tue Common Sense Trass
has induced unprinciplel manufacturers ~
initiate. None genuine unless stamped
" Bartlett, Butman i Parker Common Bsass
TINS Chicago, Trusses Of all kinds; Ssp-
porters, Shoulder Braces, Six klAs0s
Stockings, etc,
BARTLETT, BurAAn i PARKaA,
14S West Van Buren, ST., ChisAes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-07
VOL. XIII.

ACCORDING to q letter received this week
from President Villas, we may expect him
mere TINS Week. We Hopt u a. Wi, ~ o'ans
dor b;s d;roc,;on sonawba. faster the n thew
are progressing at present.
Tho ab.va we elm fran the Manitowoc
r..1,,no &c l.s+ oal, T, ;s nroh,hla that
.Lo noooor .h;,L. ,bar have not got the
II. >, .ba hahn We'll nrrbans the
na,oon could !, addition to running the
7r-;b,,,e ba ;n.Ipcod 70 take hold of our
rau~ood His exnerience in carving chain
Cor opr Citv Surveyor. at s5 yer dav. OUGHT
to give him precedence over others who
never had more than one dollar per dav
for tho same service. We 10 not he
I,ave. hovevar, tra. Gen Gran. wagl! per
~, I'm ;. I...l., lt. A-al ,,...,. ,,,-l
raiiraal or other ioesi matters this wear, ii
view Of r,a prp,iIentl.l c4Yapsi.rr.. in look
in. f... ..,i ke,ninr snca moo a. ~aEmz
anI other. within the fol. of tie Eepaall-
can r..v 1t is true the Deacon has
failed d business for himself three or four
times sine he has been in this county, yet
he mirht builI n railroad. He ought to be
GOOD for something, and, so far as we know
him. his greatest success has been in find
;nr faul, and most generally with what he
knows the least about. We have been told
that we should no. resent anything ne said,
as he was getting old and cLildtsh; out.
should this plea hold good while he snan.
and snaris about our railroad matters
while the Company are doing as we'll as
anv other in the State? Since December
last they have graded I3) thirteen miles,
and iroue,i (9) nine miles; and as to the
force at work, if we include the men who
are getting out timber for the bridges
across the Fox and other rivers, we can
safely sav that there we're never more men
at work than now. There were 225 men
engaged on the grade Yesterday: last sat
urlay night they had - niles completed,
aud next Saturday they will have