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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26

S .na nneasiness is felt at
Washil gton upon notifications
which it is said Lord Granville
wishes TO insert into the draft
Of the supplemental article Of
the Treaty Of Washington as
amended by the Senate. The
Administration are yetin hopes
Of saving the treaty, and think
that mistakes must have occur
red either in transmitting or
deciphering the dispatch in
cipher. General Schneck has,
however, been notified that no
further material concessions can
be made to England. The
pith of the dispatch to our Min.
lister consists, therefore in this
word material" If, as is most
probable, the difficulty is one
of phraseology alone, it will
undoubtedly be speedily over
come. In any event the whole
mercantile community are now
aroused to the folly Of leaving
matters as they are any longer.
Mr.. Fish's laundering dialoma-
cy is costing us thousands of
dollars day, and the sooner
the supplemental article is def
nitely settled, the better for
all parties on both sides Of the
water.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
PREPARED Bx

Every year increases the populari-
tyofthis valuable Hair Preparation; ;
which, is due to merit alone. We
can assure eur cid patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard /;
anditithe only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADEDHAR to its youthfnlcolor,
making It soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by Its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishss
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. It is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair q splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
1.-THE constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and 1 consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold BY all DruOOists, and Dsaisrs IN Medicines.
PriOo Ono Dollar.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26

The Radical Presidential
ticket comes very near sailing
under false colors. Mr.. Grants
parents named him Hiram
Ulysses, but by some strange
freak the name was transform
ed to Ulysses Simpson. Hen
ry Wilson's original name was
Jeremiah Colbaith.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
Lumber for Sale.

Harvey Robbins, onc.half mile
south'of Macarthur, has a portable
saw mill upon his premises and is
now prepared to furnish the best
quality Of lumber of every descrip.
tion at very low prices.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
For Ayers Medicines, 60 to G.
w Sisson's.
Notice.

Persons desiring wool carding
done can be accommodated ut the
Macarthur Steam Mill,
j. W. Randall, an experienced
workman, will have charge of the
machine, and will pay q liberia
price for wool. If.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26

Th fla It, l,l g Texas ,hc
ton case la'r polned ont s.
rich aurl palpnhlr that Com
gress has unseated Clark, Rad.
ical, and admitted Giddings,
Democrat.
Common soda, Moistened
and bound on q snake bite i'm
mediately after the wound has
been inflicted, will invariably
cure such cases.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
AMERICAN SUBMERGED PUMP,
The Best Pump in tho WOrld.'

our Agents report over tsoO,oOo worth Of
~ pToperty..sayed from Fire this ear by thebo
In the world, as well as Non-freaEing.
See October number, page 306, Nlg0 the Free
MUM. List, page Ses Of Che Ana, Agrl cnitnrlst.
This paper never depeiyes the fArmers. Sc
If II don't'do thewefk claimed, send II beck and
get your money, AZ we warrant our pumps 10
to do all we claim for them on our QlrSulafs.
Send for circulars or orders to the REidgepQvt
M,rg Go,' ~ Ma 20 Qhe%ppers ~ p ~, New YORK
elusive town agency. No 1y-tf.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
WHERE TO EMIaRATBl

We answer. 20 TO the Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic D Pacific Railroad Go.
offer 100000 Acres Of Land to actual settlers,
at low price on long credit besides fasuiDh!ng
FREQ transportation over their road 10 purchase
ovs, this road extends from 81, LoulS, Through
MiRourl to Vlnitla, Indian Territory, Ia being
puAhad ranldly to It's destination, the PAciao
Coast viii la ans OF the trunk lines OF the
county, ,--aaySs hlooltRd by saow.-thS lands
along tho road aFOin q Floh fertile oapntsy, ~
productive a any In the stRtOl tho OllmatO oOtn.
bInes oil the advantages Of northOrn and aoulh.
eru latltudssI good climate, soil, health, water,
timber, grazing, fruits and AowOrn, Invite yeu
to 60 to this region. Fer further intaFmatIon
address A TUCK, Land com'r, SSs Walnut
Street, d. Louis, No. ia.iy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THR wHIHKnRg.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in ono preparation; which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
oil Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by n. r. MALL. a oo..
xsAdkuAs M.1k
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
che enquirer.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
u. wv. Bowen
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
RreVitieS.


Never lose your self respect;
if that is lost, all is lost.
G.. B. WILL has removed his store
to tho basement room of the Shock
ey House,
How did you enjoy the extremely
warm weather last Thursday? DuN
ring the afternoon hours the ther-
mometer marked just 100
The plastering of the fine
house of G. P. Ward will be
done by Chester French.
A Wisconsin postmaster,
$500 short, says the rats ate
up the money, which is consid-
cred too gauzy for the season.
A million dollars in gold,
according to the figures at the
mint, weigh just about two
tons.
Laboring men, do you want
the price Of labor raised and
work made, plenty? Ifyou do,
vote for the railroad.
j. j. Bell has erected a fine
looking sign in front of his
Grocery, in the basement of
the Shockey House.
We noticed last Thursday
that some of the Ross county
farmers, along the M. and G.
R. r., east of Chillicothe, had
commenced cutting wheat.
The bridge builders. Messrs.
Gilman, Ward and Co., are now
erecting the bridge near the
residence of widow Hawk, in
Wilkesville township.
The potato bugs have about
quit sitting Oh our garden
fence Offering fifty cents a
hushel for potatoes, andl one
dollar a day for boys to plant
them.
THE fast trains on the NJ. h O. r.
r; are very convenient, even It they
do not stop at all tho stations. Last
Thursday we Waited chilllcothe
attended to considerable bushes
and petppned home the same after.
noon.
AN addition to cur printing office
poem and dwelling house ID now
being epeptsd by Mr., j. 3, PraH -
Since tho new Power PVeSa haa boon
slaoed In tho establishment we are
much In nOsd Of the l7Sso"dditIo
wE are under obligations to p
?, LEE, OF thIa town, for mess o
new potatoes, which he loft at ou'
ofaOo two wsoka ago. They wer'
vsally tho lurseHt We had seen thi'
year,
WARREN B. JONES Of this town,
brother of Hon, a. O. Jones, having
passed o predltable examination a
the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Nd, a few days ago, has been ad
mitted to the school. he left TO
Annapolis about three weeks ago
Wiki a Teachers Institute b
held this year, Those intereste
Ia tho cause Of education shoulC
make O move Ia the matter, as In
stitutes are vory beneficial to th'
cause Of education, and Of great val
no ta tsaphers, especially yount
teachers.
WE observe that Woods Hou Sc
hold Magazine published in New
burg, New York, has circulation
Of 11O,7s5, and that its largest cir
culation Is In New York, Ohio beinl
the next largest as will be seen b.
the following figures:
New York. ..............lS ,oez
Ohio....,.,,,.......... 1894
Every family ough to have tn
Magazine. Only 81 year.
We are authorized to say
that the various business hous
es of Macarthur will be CLOSED
during the entire day on tht
9th Of July, principals ant
clerks desiring to assist in com
memorating the day which ha'
made us the greatest nation o
any age.
tt is said that a newly mar
ried individual Of this town
not having a sufficient quantity
of chairs in his scantily furnish'
ed abode, concluded to appro.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26

The "Breslin House." new
hotel at Huntington, w. Va,
is named after Hon. John G.
Breslin, formerly of this State.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
'Thel you laVnt been TherG!F'


When YOU town do not fail 60 to the Dry Goods
House Of r. A. MARTIN & SON-the peoples Old Corner
Sore"els whel your reigbors tell you of the Grand AS
sortment OF
ReautifuI stylish, SeasOmabIe, Substa ntaI Goods,
To be found there you will be panied say Ct" havn been
there"
MEart1n &c Son
Desire to say their friends and customers and the community
general that they constantly receiving additions to their
elegant of Goods and prepared for the Spring
Trade with larger BETTER and varied stock than ever
before embracing the Dry Goods Department. full lines OF
Prints Musins Declines, Gnghams, Plaid Pop!lns,
Grenadiae CeonneS, LdWns, FercdeS, Wash F9pnns,
PqueS, Black Sllks LaStres, WnWe Go0d Jaco"e SWSS'
Japanese Stripes Dolly Vardens White Bed Quilts CRASH
Table Linens, Napkins Towels Summer Shaws, jeans,
Cottonades Hickory Checks Striped Ticking Cassme Cloths &C.
pA- We have the largest and most varied
STOCK OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS IN THE COUNTY /!
s~ Latest Novelties Of the Season! -6
For the Ladies I,' For the Gentlemen
We have Laces Trimmings We have all the latest Novel-
Edgings Insertions Collars ties in Collars Ties, Bows
HandkerchieE, Gloves, Suspenders, Fine Shirts,
Hosiery Zip GoreCor. Chevoit Shirts, Shirt
sets" HOOP Skirts Fronts Cuffs, Chevoit
Parasols Hair Oils Sets, Collars Cuffs,
Balmorals Fans Bosoms) Vaises
Bracelets, Hosiery Hats
Necks Perfumery, etc etc in Palm, Straw Wool and Fur
ETC.. etc. etc, ETC.
A Good Steel-ShasE Cater, for, $1.75.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26

Average per cent, on whole No. belonging, ss,S
The above report exhibits an Increase of TEN
per cent on last years. enrolment This in
crease Is mainly in the primary departments
although every room has been full during the
winter session; so full, that we rejected not O
few nonresident pupils who applied for admis-
sion to the higher departments.
The room occuplcdIby the High School has
seats for forty, yet, we managed, Tor wnlie, 10
crowd in forty -four. During the months of De-
cember, january and February. the Grammar
Room was uncomfortably full In the lnterme-
diate and Second Primary Rooms we mad to en- :
dure the same inconvenience. In the First Pri-
mary we had, not little trouble, at times, to
find standing room for those who, unfortunately
came too late to secure n seat
The facts certainly suggest the necessity ol
more room. The per cent of attendance on tne
average number belonging Is not as nigh as IL
was last year. When we remember the excite
ment occasioned by the close proximity of the
small -pox during the winter, the discrepancy IS
easily explained. Finally, and with much sat
lsfaction have we TO say, that teachers have been
earnest and faithful; pupils dlligent and oDcdi-
ent. That but few cases of insubordination
qave occurred. Take II all In all, we, feel that
wehave had prosperous year; one OF good re-
suits. Respectfully submitted.
June26, 1872. M. II. BARNES 2
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
Dr. Wells Extract Of Jlrlbeba
AoENTs WANTEr
For Coughs, colds nd Horsou,.s.

ILLUSTRATED HISTORY Of the
Holy Bible. VIII contain $50 royal octave
pps. double columns, illustrated with 800 Engra-
wings by Dore and others; with Maps, Notes,
&C. 0lergymen School Teachers, Young Men
fom thi country, men Of business tact, wanted
as Agents. Send foa circular, terms, &c. The
success Of our Agents Is unequalled Special
Inducements to experienced agents, address
q. A. BROWNING, Toledo, o.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26
LOOK HERE. EvEWY:

CALL at CUMMINGS DRUG STORE, In WINS
Building, and see those Fine Oil Paintings,
ChromoS, Photographs, Plain and COlored Lith-
ographS, which are for sale very cheap. They
are so beautiful
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

A man dropped dead In the street they Sayi
His body Is there Just over the way,
Whore the crowd is pressing about.
He was passing along when he staggered and
I'LL
Tho lasi You'd suppose, he looked so well
And seemed so hale and stout,
'Twas heart disease that killed him, they say.
His naniei don't know, and yet, by the way,
IhcaId as they carried him by.
Twas rather uncommon. think 1t was Vale
Dut youP my Godl the woman's as pale
Asthc corpse!. llut you, madam, Why
The answer, a moan, and the woman was gone
Tearing her way through the crowd, pressing
on,
f, Half crazed with her blindipg fear.
The crowd held back that thronged the place
As, with frightened eye and doath.lIkc face,
She stood by the covered bier.
A trembling hand, aud the cloth was raised;
But moments space she stood and gazcd,
Then turned and dropped the pail,
And anger ahonc in her beautiful eye.
"Dang 1t /" she hissod as she glided by,
at alnthIm, after ALL"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

The t,,bs and ohilltatri usually Zane, lasy aN IN
,Dorc ho,o.. condition than they really ARE The re-
,a,rve, d nature are not cis, csAAn''d E''n WHEN
.,,oD,l and appetite fall vhpn the Eye. aFa heavy and
h,r,e., the complexion pAlld tic nerves tF'Hai'n''
,hu body u,naa,s and thu mind Oppressed 'A''' ''
r,a,rnl, o,cryc olli,,n posrr behind such p'lp's'
evidence, al weakness. variOu, Treatment are
rcsortc to by ply,isAn, In the hopa Of d'VrOpias and
rendering available TIL, ,tOro Of sleeping vitality but
tho sprs,t and Indeed the oply thoroughly saio and re-
liable means Of awakening ihr dormant energies Of 'h'
system /, eours Of lI1,cttcrs Stomach httet'' Ele'
trciiy, shower baths the osh brush SEA bathing a',
may Lc we'll enough Ia har way aEAuliauaa' bul lhey
do not reach the soutco Of ie evil. AppVch deD'a'
ty proerr, either irua arrangement Of the functions
Of tho aamAllns ssrFciiJr and vital urranh eriorm
Nurgs eouGilutiVu In either case, ADD also IN ear'
nhrreh cause, p,lst the Bitter will iH,aFiTb pro
due, an Immediate and SaluiHry chaurc ~ 'r eonuhl0
Of to pitput and Eventually effect complet" cures
Nour Of the ,lnspron, akAOis too piVu 94mlus'rFcd
al tc., can DO otherwise than delctVon nnLeF 'aeh
cIrcuuStanec., and to give mercury i positively erni'
nal The direct eject VI Tho great vegetable spceih'
will 10 uAniiu,tsd In an improved appetite, more
cheerful frame Of mind gradual return Of strength an
increase Of tlc,h, and healthier complexion. h'aa'
while hnssyor the constitution, II Inert and feeble
Will hays been Fonsel and nHpyatsl by tho subtitle te
mcn,,o u lHylgoratio confined In the Bitter
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

A REslISlscRSCE OF THE GoLD FEVER.
"A relic OF the first gold excitement in
California kas just been brought TO light
by the removal OF the old Mantle Hotel
in San Francisco, and is none other
than the hull Of the ship Mantle, one OF
the first vessels that arrived in that port
&ter the discovery Of gold. She was
fitted out in New York for whaling
voyage, and was commanded by Cap. II.
Cleveland, OF N[Artha'sV Vineyard. After
q few weeks Mt Rhode Island, where all
her whaling apparatus was put on board,
the Ninntic set sail. On her voyage sho
touched Mt Palta, above Callao, and there
learned Of the discovery of gold in Cali.
,fornia. Captain Cleveland WIS informed
that, thousaudsof adventurous were wait
ing eagerly ut Panama for some means Of
transportation to the gold fields. This
appeared better thnn whaling. Casks,
boats and all surplus freight were put on
shore, and the Mantle steGrel for Pana-
ma. Her arrival was hailed with Joy by
the gold seekers. They poured on board
BY hundreds. No price was deemed too
high form passage tothenew FL Dorado.
Captain Cleveland slowed away rs many
MS Ills vessel would hold, aud forwarded
$4,000 in gold coin to his owners, the
amount OF the passage money collected.
The cost OF the Mantle was about $4,000.
This was paying for herself interest,
and besides exceeding the entire expense
Of her whaling eutfit. On her arrival ut
SIM Francisco, not onlywerc the panama
passengers put ashore, but all her crow,
us u matter OF course, deserted for tho
diggins. Nor could money procure u
handful of men sufficient to work her
home; 50, like many other slips, the Nj.
antic became permanent fixture. Cap.
Cleveland, therefore, sold her to nun
who used 1t rs q store! housc. Houses
were erected on the deck, aud lodgings
letatlntes that go fur beyond tho tatiffof
our tirst.class hotels to-day, aud many d
weary miner, sad and disappointed
from the months OF unsuccessful labor,
has lam down to rest in tho shelter Of
the timbcrs Of this old ship. H
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
WASTING BvrrER.-We copy The tol.

WASHING BUTTER.-We copy the fol.
lowing from the FJvdsaid calsoE: This
practice Is by some butter.makers looked
upon us injurious, aud it is point upon
which divers opinions arc held. One
says, II never allow particle Of water
70 touch my butter" It Is claimed that
by this practice the butter hasa richer
flavor, that washing takes away. II but.
ter could DO entirely freed from casein,
which even washing will net do per-
fectly, it would keep almost I'M in.
definite time with good care, But We
are told that unwashel butter contains
about five or six per cent. Of casein, while
that which is well washed will retain
only Obont one per cent. OF it. We be-
lioye that it is better to wash the casein
than to work it out, even il working
would do us we'll, for the reason that the
less you work the butter the better it is.
II there were some process whereby but
ter conll be extracted from the milk
Immediately after it is taken from the
COW, and the animal heat is gone, with
out injury to the butter, the keeping
qualities Of the butter would be greatly
improved. 1t is hoping too much that
science will some day do it? A largo
portion Of the milk us 1t comes from tic
COW is water, and why should pure water
iniuro butter? We can readily sec that
il the water contains mineral substances,
or is impure, it would produce injury.
No one claims but that WISHING is neces.
sary where the butter Is intended for
long keeping; and il, rs is claimed, the
aroma Is washed away, there is no doubt
but that this aroma Is from the casein
that remains in all unwnshel butter, for
even washing will not extract all of it,
Ono thing is exploded that has long been
n hobby, and that is, You must pound
about so long 10 get good butter, II the
temperature is right, and tho previous
care Inns been right, five or ten minutes
will bring as good or better butter tban
hours Of pounding. This we have de.
monstrnted to our satisfaction; and We
are prepared toexpect TINT other changes
in butter.making will come in d1e time.
The more quickly buttor.is made. md
the mir shut from it, the better, il only
the next hour after the milk is drawn
from the COW. f.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
Dcslrc Of lIlc Dylnf Tor I,csl.

In their last hours men and women
want physical rest and ease above aught
else; andI have known instances IN which
the replies Of persons near their diSsolu
ten were In such sharp contrast to in.
Quiries made ofthem as TO become posi-.
lively grotcsquc. | was present when an
acquaintance, having been struck down IN
the street BY falling chimney, was car.
ricd home IN lying state. As soon MS he
had recovered consciousness, bis vile, hall
frantic with terror leaned over the sofn on
which he lay, and said, "oll my darling,
do you really love me7n The response
was, "Ycs, ii you will pull Olt'my boots, =
and these were his last words. A gentle
man, long illoi a wasting fever, had reach
cd that condition for a rest Which generally
heralds tho general transformation. His
betrotlled, who had devotedly nuNed him,
said: Dearest, do you die happy2" 81
should" was theanswCr, "if that internal
fly wouldn't bother mG,n and spoke no
more. "Wouldn't you like to sec your
father 2" inquired a dOting mother Of her
only son, as his life was cbbing last. "Ol
course should, but I'd rather have my
face washed" Such words, apparently
harsh and miIGcllng, come IRON persons Of
natural senSibllity md tenderness, because
in their dying hour the desire for material
comfort often crowds out every other con.
sideration.-THs Gaiqry. D.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

The SEEprlc&It CoSvECED.-Eycry
advance in Medisine. every new remedy
has encountered IN opposition, which is
tic test of truth. Galcn and Jcnner
only were believed when they proved
their discoveries against opposition.
But men nre Observing, and benefits
always make believers. No iucredulity
can stand the silent arguments Of good
results. When DIR. Walker proclaimed
that lie had produced from the medical
herbs OF California an Elixir that would
reyenerate tho sinking system and cure
disease not organic, the incredulous
shook their heads, Yet his VINEGAR
BrrrERs is now the Standard Restora-
tive of the Western World. The truth
could not DO resisted. Under tic oper.
alton OF the now remedy, Dyspeptics
regain their health, appetite aud strength
the Bilious and Constipatel were re.
licved' OF every distressing symptom /;
the Consnmptive and Rheumatic rapidly
recovered; Intermittent and Remiltent
Fevers were broken up; the faint Of
ScFofula was esadicated. Who could
gainsay facts like tllese2 Not even the
Faculty. Skepticism was routed. all
doubts rs to the claims Of the Bitters to
the first place in tue first rank Of modern
medicines were silenced, and this won
derful preparation is today tho most
popular Tonic, Alternative, and Blood
Dcmrent ever advertised in America.
In common with other journalists, We
ars free to Md our testimony to this
remedy. II is c domestic medicine,
and no household should be without IL.
-EOu.