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New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
Oriental Savings Bank,

0 between Attorney Rdgests Open daily from 10 70
and Monday evenings TO Interest from irst OF
Dividends January and Ja Deposits before July 81
" DRAW interest from July J.
BOARD OP TRUSTEES
President-Wm. r. Buckmaser 25k West flftyhnhs.
ViPrd,-Robert Hoe pnBgpresses, &c. 81 to IS Gold ST.,
and John H. Wayde shipping merchant and cooper q 0sip
,ersa-E r. Kennedy late OF Williams and Kennedy Ss Broad
udo-Daniel Earle merchsBt Of L. Solomon Sons, 67
and6 go Broadway.
Attorney aud C0unssl-Eugeue Smith, Is NAssau-st
Aanon Briggs cooper Cherry Water and Souihsts
BttOB merchant Of Chapman, Smith Bntton 20 and
% Worth.st
John Cook provision broker Of Cook sege us Broads
John GayBor. grocer. 5j4 Gandst
Geo rye G. Halock real estate 25J East Broadway.
Mhon T. Hewitt retired merchant l89 GaiesaVe., Dooklyu
Samuel L. Kennedy. collector 50 South
Naming Merrill merchant, Of Charles Merrill Sons, corner GraDs
and LeWis-sts
Wn NJ. Pratt, physician, 213 East Broadway.
Simon Rossman, merchant 90 secondst
George &. Scodeld, merchant Itg Dusnest
Stephen d. Tucker manufacturer Of r. iloe 4 20
Maurice J. Walsh steyedoTe, Weslst AMI foTi King
Augustus w wesmaun, druggist Broone aud Orehards
Jacob A. Wes,erve Mayor Of the city SecondaVc
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LrEHPoot Juss zTo Of eooa on band - ms port oi
Is b. setssl count Yesterday 90 bales estimated
t Of W 90 - bsBg increase Of q 90 baas OF ts amount
esnate stick 81 fD bale,
iuorea q 5ooe hass Brsa s 900 ales tgan,t az eseHa
ktoet of 900 bahti East Indian 9ye
D. sgainsi esate o. 3f 200 bales iBerta Of 300
D. 10 bae estimated 1880 bales Egyptian 10y
kaes sgsin u 1900 bas Increase Qi 500
haes West sdan bales against estimated stock o. ~ p
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKEE
NEw.YoRK. Friday. Jule zs.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. June ~, 1874
The condition of the general horse market
presents no feature Of note interest Trade Is dun IN
almost all its branches and there hardly any business
doing outside the auction marts
Messs johnson Il Van Tassel, at their Horse and Car
rage Auction Mart in East Thrteenthst. beld their
Iv all wifi tho regtIif
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Psr Nora E,rer Hssss5 Ssa Asaroads T. c.... n,
Rsa oopps lf bb Ess l55t esA ES'f ~ ~ pa pa o II
- a. = Fse9 - efs IEdss bAss Beup, bbik Beans
6Js ses Eesthsr % hhs spi Iuerths - bbA Rosa p POI
Cut Nests i,3o Lard, ~ Eegs
- ~ 1fFs Bet l3ssa pigs Chse 70 pk1A steaH lS
TaoV Liz 6peter, efs yfTs tiarc6 ~
- Ieass i6l lls Tohaeeo, e3 6bA MllIy SO baa col
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
nlvlrA MARKRrs

HAvASA June The sugar marke quiet Consequence q The
uteuupon Of the cable ard e ho1feo q adves from The Uuteo
,ses Rufopean markets "a D. r. steady n reals 4 ar
kobe Erchange United bates 20 DAYS agt IN currency
kal v eeot discount short sight ta 2 cent premium
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

A pony esa blisbment, including pony nare, 1871
hands, years old, with pony pbaeton and harness.
brought sl95; secondhand clarence FOR NOO, aud
several other vehicles for very fair prices
AT Messrs Barker * Chase's City Auction Mart ami "
Y Tattersals, the regular seinyeeky sale Will he held
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Proposals.
OFFICE oy COMMISSIONERS FOR rHE EEEcriox oy rHEl
PUBLIC BuILDISGs PHILADELPHIA, June IS, lg1t. )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at


OFFICE oy THE COMMISSIONERS rHE EsEcrioS o. rHEl
Public BuILDISGs, PHILADELPHIA, June IS, le7t. :
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
18th oJuy noon for the several kinds and qualities Of
included Of the new public buildings tPena
Each proposi to conform following
Frs responsible and experienced persons regularly
the business Of furnishing ds1 and setting ns and must state
buildings also gross for the entire materials and work dressed and set
opd The shortest required complete the whole
Trd All the aoo, Of dressing stone must & oe performed IN rods
M dressed and Get in the basement aud area "Ab complete dividing
1 s.1 ,.s hp ma 1ns ~ %pseco%Ss hy sample Of tn. material intended
to Be furnished tn cube showing
S s 'fe Il ass sss ISs pe.s aa s of TIE % o, the
stone nom the same complete proposed
@ 81 mus; S 'SPIS sS @ S 3 '. :6S s 3. SSns 70 the
his oee No 28 West Washington square The effect that the low
Of Of the whole contract within Ave days % tho
work will be deemed declining sad will be held liable
SSs 81 si bona ' ' ''''''' ''''' ' '''' '''''
and plans s ma Il s. SS :ssS % :'' Of the architect JOHN
The Commission reserve the night e Tssei al s PS deemed ..
Passes D. HA.s JAsvrEH, Secretary.
oTTos OF BOAKD OF sTArE BvIIDIss cossissOSERs
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
- At he ores IN n. C,y Of lansing until
MONDAY, the sh day OfJuy 1914. at u OeIooh noon.
''' '~--' '-' SsS CAPITOL BUILDING
in said City q Lansing accordance with plans and specifications
Every 6Ii win be required accompany bid with bond the
Ss ease the I 5. . h he SS s SsG nS
SOOUsss ssfsI.sf a ~ s % s PSS $ PSSor, poDo 70, BO0 m
Michigan State Capitol ssd addeed to the BOa Of state Building
The Board he rssc, Of ,nb~tod
The proposals received s be eeue the oee Of the Bosi
TUESDAY July 9 lB2, at 9o'eioek
Al 9iorsaton IN regard to The essg be obtained at the onee
oil the B0arl H. BALDWIN, uOseFnOL
& 9 &SssooSyENoR soS, state STATE
AsLEs l. ReVas, ssSs.au
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Broadway Savings Institution,

o37 BROADWAY, ENHANCE ON PARK.PLACk
Interest deposits entitled thereto for te sin months ending June D.
Of SIX PER CENT PER ASNUM all of IS
upwanl. will be paid oa aud AfsT MONDAY, July IS.
FRANCIS z. SCHOALS Presldent
IA
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While eoos vers prices meun v, hs poorer
grade so ie Of and tec Toe hSbe po. iof nos
ss ssrszlS lsIt vas 7ic Marie, r Mich Cor col a. pre-
reoep Of Sheep tSt Lsfbs number !"
more moderate and Biffs sngf
naiBy of aeaa qsAI sheep a; 3aSto Lambs
gQuc
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financial.


PECEIYERis SALE. E.-NEW-YORk SuPE55 E5
III KIOR COURT-WILLIAM IT, WEBB agt THE NORTH
AMERICAN MSHIP COMPAEY-IE pursuance OF tie hu-
Superior Court In he above
entitled aeuon appointing Receiver Of tbe ELECTS
The Eork steamship Company. vii sl Al public haeOa,
by LUDLOW at the BIehange shsroo7,
Ne III BroadwAy City Of EeWYok TUESDAY MAY H.
isl ooOe following described property constituting part
vested Receiver viz SIteen houssnd AZ
hundred sbdtgenTe SHARES Of STOCK Of tbe CkhAL AnB
CAN TRANSIT COMPANY. IL heLklLAh lteceiFeF:,
The sboTs Sale hereby POSTPONED until TUESDAY Jane H.
Apetenesrs II. MoLBLLAE, Receiver.
me above Sale hereby POSTPONED Until FRIDAY June a.
1872 at Il oeek 81 place. aud sale % Be made through s1ms
ne above Sale Is hereby POSTPONED until FRIDAY, June o.
1871 y O'clock place. AID sas be made through sane
Asetonesrs H. MCCLELLAN, Receiver.
IN PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS,
Pepal payable NeEYot The ufst asi moH de-
hrable Of bond few choice lots for ssls 0eoH par
PER CENT BONDS
Of JOHNSON COUNTY, KANSAS,
Registered with State Auditor
Interest JAsuary and JuT in Nev-foff -.
Actual wealth
llQebtcgDess only S'i''
Proe Is aDi interest,"
Also County Bonds pross that Will pI the Investor 70
FITCH OTIS 4 Co, BsBker.
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prvplrO LIVE sroCY MApKRT-Jrsn "a

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK AARkET,-JrsH u =,
CtrrTk-Reoepts beaf making The total s1ppJ f ne
SIS head o the tine 0t Seeh Mtet
ssgxs yesterdays pees OpeGanons no s5o1t 70 lnse .e
There bal fev e IN tbs It eIeep IeIh ior shn
there inq Buyer sesre. sse o. Si ihnoh sss
from La 1Sd 2t "a hiehigAp see fahgbg
fon 5 70 Ia o. at 80 s00sS s5i % eIAs steers averaging
lO 10 1ed Ssee, Averaging LILO D at - Es ie
Ohio averaging l.65 - ct Ga
sHEEPReepts today 3t1o bad nAihg toh spP iSI W "
saes prees rule q
81 50 for Canss anbs 81 5eo IS for Western ssep % of
would command e.
bead mftng the sappy fOf The week oIs
80 bead for the last vek uArke continues
IS demand aboat suppe no inquiry oi
shppsR few pens and offering stes OF ~ Oho astASs
63 B 81 - s. so bead do nngBg from H3 EoS ID - D
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
~ Corner Hghthaye and West Thrtyfourhs. -
DIvIDRND-A SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND, at the rste Of SIX
PER per anuum all from S to $500 will be paid
and after July IS. 1872 - -.
MONEY DEPOSITED before the 10Th Of July will draw IN
TERESr from July ]. o..u..
BANK open daIv from 10 A. to P. NJ also MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from TO o'clock.
unnpER Prnsilrn IAMES ID. BENNEIT SecreiarY
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Deiltlstrn.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated The anaee Of nitrous OXIDE administer 10 The
do nothing but EXTRACT TEETH and DO that
WITHOUT PAINso 5000 patients testify Soc their the
Office. No. 10 Cooper Institute
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professional Notltes

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
~. Important Specially IN the Syracuse Medical College T.
Omce 2:S9 Ffeh Of Thrlaye. n Y City Nervous Debl
al special and general diseases &C. reliably treated
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
nlathlnerp.

HYDRAULIC and SCREW PRESSES to
operate by power hand Friction Pressure CALBSDBS
Emlosse with chilled iron Paper Rolls PLATE aud LhO
graphic Presses for Hand or Power.
GEO. Q. HOWARD II S Eghteenth-st, Phia., Pa
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29


THE EMI-ANNUAL INTEREST of THREE
ANDAIALF CEST the falpsd Capital stock Of the
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COMPANY viii be paid on ad
se Jug Of 81 X Jeup Co, FHanea Agents No.
50 Liberyst., Nes-iork.
me Ta.er closed from the 2e instant to the 10th
pr0fimo. H. ]. hfNtDMthr Irasufer.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

TVHE Coupons of the Eight per cent Bonds
Il the Crf Of MONTGOMERY ISSUED TO south sed North Aa
bans RAILROAD Company; those issued 10 build C Hall aud
How Rs MACY, % Wallst
Aw choice per Bonds r sALR 9O per cent which
HOMES MACY. 70 Walsi
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fire-Works.

A MERwIS,
RY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Broadway, cor.
Nd 4haes Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
GEO. A. LEAVFrT a. Co. Qate Leavtt,
" Strebgh Col Clinton Hall Astor place. For the
AUcroS LIBRAREs OF Books PnSTGs aud al
kinds Of LITERARY Property
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

INSTITUTION FOR THE SAYINGS OF
Merchants Clerks aud Others No Union Place o East
Peenhst Dividend to July l. 1872 payable July o at following
ates Der SIX Of - aud not exceeding
81 ,OO, and Eve per cent on larger sums - ,,, :, .,
ANnRKw WARNKR. secrelary.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

HORACE GREELEY's will is in
his own handwriting. It was
written in the early part of No.
vember, and the formalities Of
acknowledgment and execution
took place on the last day of his
life during a lucid interval, in the
presence Of half a dozen persons,
and the subscribing witnesses to
the will were Judge Hart's son,
Reginald S. Hart, and Mrs. Lam
son, the latter an old and es-
teemed friend of the family. All
of his property is left to his two
daughters, Miss Ida Lillian Gree
ley, aged about twenty-one
years, and Miss Gabrielle Mi
riam GreeleBrabou fifteen years
old. mesa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

THE DAILY WORLD--Price for one copy
for one year, SO; (including Sunday edition,
sl2,) beginning any day; and ut the same rate
per month for any part of q year.
The World Almanac for 1873 (ready about
January 1, 1879 copy, postpaid, " centsj
Ave copies, postpaid, ". Wf
DIRECTI0NS.--Addit to Clubs may be
made at any time in the year at the above Club
rates. Changesin Club lists made only on re-
quest ofperscns receiving Club packages stat
State TO which II has previously been sent
TERMS-Cash In advance Send post-offIce
money order, bank draft, or registered letter.
Bills sent by mail will be at the risk OF the
sender. - f, Nnst t.a|
We have no travelling agents. Specimen
copies, posters, &C., sent free or charge, when
sveriand wherever desired. Address an orders
and letters 10 '.THE WORLD,t
~" 30 Park Row, N. X.
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Tbo RI 9 Snnron,o Co,,,.

The U. s. Supreme Court
has recently decided that new
patentable inventions may con-
sist entirely in a new combina-
ton of ingredients, whereby a
new and useful result is obtained,
and that in such cases the de-
scription of the invention is suf
ficient if the ingredients are
named, their mode of operation
given, and the result obtained
pointed out so that those skilled
in the art-and-the public may
know the nature and extent Of
the improvement, and what the
facts are that operate to produce
the described result. The suit
in which this decision was made
had been brought to recover fol
an alleged infringement Of a
patent for Improvements in steam
engines, and the court below
had ruled that the combination
OF mechanical devices used by
the defendant was an infringe,
ment. s.J43a3 ~.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
JHEAP FARMS! FREE E, ,H.,. HOMEsSl i YS

CHEAP FARMSl FRI. E HON MESl
On the limo OF the UNION PACIFIC RAIL-.
ROAD. $4,000, 900 acres Of the best Farming
and Mineral Lands In America
100000 Acres In Nebraska In the Platte Val-
ley, now for sale.
Mild Climate, FertiIe Soil.
For Grain Growing and Stock Raising unsur-
passed by any In the United States.
CHEAPKR in PRICE, more favorable terms
given, and more convenient to marketthan can
be found elsewhere.
Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers.
The best location Tor C0lonies-S0ldiers enti-
tied to o Homestead Of 100 Acres.
Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with
new Maps, published In English. German, Swe-
dish and Danish, mailed free everywhere p
Address, OF. DAVIS,
Land Com'r U. p r. r. Co., OMAHA iNeb.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

The Presidential electors for
this State assembled in the SEN
ate Chamber, at Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 4th inst, and
cast their votes for Grant and
Wilson for President and Vice
President of the United States
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

DIR. j. GoDwIN ScoTT, a broth
er-in-law of Professor Huxley, a
former companion of Lord Byron,
and latterly surgeon in the Con-
federate army, died last week at
Montgomery, Alabama.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
/ bachelor, whose surnam,

"A bachelor, whose surname
was BROWN, recently died intes-
tate in London, leaving 81, $780,
600 to be contested for among
relatives on both sides of the
water. In view of the fact that
the Brown family is ubiquitous,
won't it cause national commo-
tions +?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
If the GRANTEES did hea

If the GRANTEES did beat us
we havethe satisfaction of know
ing that we kept the flies of
them during the campaign, made
them spend mints of money, and
commit frauds enough to secure
to many Of them a warm reeep-
ton in the next world.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

OFFICIAL statistics show that
eighty thousand persons have
died in Russia alone from the
Asiatic cholera during the past
year. y 3
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
Miss SARAH PETERS has a plac

Miss SARAH PETERS has a place
to hang one earring only since
she rammed her head out Of a
car-window on Pennsylvania
railroad the other day, to hear
what was going on outside. A
bridge came along and amputa-
ted her ear very successfully
without using chloroform.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELI
has written to the Prussian Di-
rector of Posts ON the subject Of
women in Government service.
He reports seven hundred wo-
men employed in the Postal De-
partment, five hundred of whom
are Postmistresses of local off
ces. ---I.-Ln.. ..I ...nL q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

OF the original quartette
who founded newspapers in New
York City, only one survives
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, the pO-
et-editOr,
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rHE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAEAMEsgs g!....sg " sEEqHSFG ssESEqqESISager ellis.

NO, aIf Huo Lombard, pnfIfs
These piIla hro highly recommended by tho ontlre
Medical Faculty Of Hranoo a. the very best remedy
ness; NIGHTLY Daily or Prenaafsss Emissions; Box-
nal Weasneis or ripofsgsy Weakness arising ffem
Secret Habiia and Sexual Iroersog oftho
Gonita f)peens; Wcnlt Spine Deposits intho Urine.
and aiI fis chastly frnin OF Dseasss arising fons
0yoruse or Excssges. Ihgycrrc whom Al otherrom.
be Ssnt nv pese 10 any addrosa. Price " per Box.
Sent bymai. from ai obsefvaifon, on
recefpt * ursos. -OaU kh Q. MQeng, 70 QonrLAADT
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

OSBORN ANDERSON, the only
survivor ofJohn Browns raiding
party, Is saidtG be sick and des-
titute in Washington. sgA ~.
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LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE DEMOORACY,
THE WEEKLY WORLD

Is OIlrgrea edition (Wednesday) for the cOun-
try. 1t contains: 1. The latest Prices (tele-
graphed from all the markets of the United
states) fLive Stock, Country Produce, General
Produce of every kind, and OF Money, Stocks and
Freights in New York and Europe. 9 The
Farmers fage, with all the dongs Of the Farm
ers' Club OF the American Institute, letters from
profitable farming. 8. A Page for the Family
Circle, of lively and pure reading. d. All the
news in concise summary.
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cS$75 to $3.50 per month. every. every

SS75 to $3.50 per month. %Ssyy.. SySSry,
IMPRovEp COMMON SENSE : FAMILY I
EsEWING MAUIIfNE, This machine win
<latitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind,
--,rbraid and ombroider In most superior
manner Prico. only sib. Fully licensed
1900 for any machine that will sew d
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
scpm than ours. Ttmakes the 'Elastlc Lock
Cfostitch.n Every second stitch can DO cut,
and still the cloth cannot DO pulled apart
S7.,without fearing ". We pny agents from y75
<tto. 1850 pcr month and EXPENSES, or COM
E19mission from whlch twice that amount can
rrybe made. Address 6EC0MB a CO., Boston,
- - Mass, pJthburgb, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or 81
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
1879 THE WORLD.
| & 887'33I

A new political era is opening before the
country.
The negro-cycle of our politics has rounded
to its conclusion through civil war, social vi0-
lence, industrial disorder, and has ended in
giving freedom to four millions of the negro
race, and the ballot to its adult males.
''The old order changeth, yielding place to
new."
The politics of this new era will come home
TO every mans business and bosom us never be-
fore, being vital to private prosperity and the
maintenance of Democratic Republic.
For not only are the manifold encroachments
of Federal upon State powers and of both upon
the large Liberty of American freemen now as
always to be repelled with ceaseless vigilance;
not only as home rule or local self-government
now as always to be maintained for the best
guarantee of civil liberty and of national great
ness, but besides the victories of peace which
are to give splendOr to the new political era
must be won against every advantage which
even enemies OF free institutions could desire
or possess.
try is pledged to pay, encumbers all our indus
tries with its oppressive burden; Neyerthel!ess 5
are crude unequal, and defraud the poor to
release the rich. Nevertheless our system Of
Federal taxation is such an infamous master
piece Of ignorance and incapacity, put to the
vile uses OF mOnOpOliSts and favorites and
thieves; as never anywhere has disgraced mod
ern civilization since Louis XIV, with hism
DDS of taxation rather than its amount, para
lyzed the industries of France. And along with
the Tariff, which prohibits the export Of our
manufactures, abridges the number Of our in
dustries, cuts down the profit upon the exports
from all our farms, plantations, and mines;
abolishes our shipping from of the high seas,
and fllches IS from the peoples pockets every
time it puts 81 into the U. s. Treasury,-along
with this engine Of oppression, stupidity and
fraud goes currency of fuctuatipg value as
the measure of'yalues in every act Of domestic
exchange. fl
Whatever parties may arise or fall, whatever
their defeats or trlumphs, and whatever their
names, THE WORLD now and always will re-
main the unfinching champion ofa
LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY,
whereof freedom defended and defined by JUS
tice, Is the polar-st Ef..
Asa Vehicle Of Nesos, THE WORLD will spare
no expense, no energy, tomaintain and advance
its place in the first rank of metropolitan Jour
mails. Its fresh, abundant various and accurate
news, comprising the whole circle OF current
intelligence and literature, will be discussed as
becomes Trustworthy Organ of 0piRioa with
candor, with steady devotion to sound public
and private morals, with special knowledge for
special themes, and with various and wide
reaching apprehension of the manifold interests
of men and women in their homes, their market
places, their workshops, and their farms.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad now lacks only twenty
nine miles to complete it, and
the work is being vigorously
pushed. 1t is expected that the
road will be opened through
from Richmond to the Ohio
River before the LIST Of January
navt 'H
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

,r -Messrs. Don Piatt and Geo.
Alfred Townsend are to start a
new evening paper in Washing
ton. 40 e,ar
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Eet the Best!

RO NC Win pay for the Child's Friend, semi
w Soo' monthly, for one year, beautiful IL
lustrated pap6f, feS the children.
c1 m WIN ply Nor the Child's Friend and
pl'oV fine Chrome, The pansies, worth s2OO
SLIGO Sn M p%S Sr a' SsiSsy Sss hRst b S sTS s
for children and. youth, and q fine Chrome, the
Gala Lilies, price $9.00
COOK will pay for both papers and both Chro-
pA.do mos.
a 00 will pay for Bright Side and Chrome,
~I'v0 Gala Lilies, and a large Chrome 12x18
inches, Easter Morning, which alone is worth
G4 TX Wlllpay Tor both papers and the three
%H'o Chromos, worth In all $12.00.
Bot1 papers are such as parents and teachers
may safely recommend to their children or pu-
pills, and the ChromNs are Of the choicest kind
Nothing better can bS found for Christmes pres
ents. Pleasesay Whore you saw this. Agents
Wanted. BRIGHT SIDE CO., Chicago.
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EHrOrs ar YOmfh.

Rules and Prescriptions that win cure any
case of Senlmal Weakness, Emissions, &C., and
restore losHmanhood to perfect health. SENT
FREE TO AL, by one who has suffered and ia
now cured Address, with stamp, EDGAR IRE
MAINE, Station d., New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
We had 81. .lOO.OOO.OOO in

WE Hdu pl, ,lUU,UOU,UUU III
circulating medium at the close
of the war in 1865. 1t was all
in twenty-five States. Eleven
States were entirely bare Of it.
When they came to their share
the distribution was equivalent
to a reduction of twenty-five per
cent. at least. But we have
gone on in the contracting pro-
cess until it stands thus:
Legal 900 900
Gold Notes 100000
Total In .$BlU oOO,VOO
Such a contraction as this in
seven years is unparalleled in
history. All those who were in
debt have piled upon them a
double payment from what they
sum Of 755,6Oo,oOO IS ridicu-
lously small for the wants Of the
country. France has $1,000
100000, and she doesn't require
near as much as we do. Yet we
are talking Of still further con-
traction-of making money still
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
Love and MatrimonY.

The affections may be gained by following
simple rules, and all may marry happily with
outregaN 70 wealth, age or beauty. Address,
with stamp, MADAM LUCILLE DEMARRE,
Decd. ~ Bible House Station. N. Y.