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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-03
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will Afford Instant Ease:
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
INFLAMMATION OF TIE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS,
C0NGE5Tl0N OF THE LUNGS
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
PALPlTATION OF THE HEART.
MYSTERIES. GROUP pIrHTHEEIA; GiT, ,ppH ,,,,,u
HEADACHE, To0THACHE,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
COLD, CHILLs, AGUE CHlLLs
The application Of the READY RELIEF to
the part or parts where the pain or diflculty
exists will afford ease and comfort. 20 drops
in half tumbler Of water will, In few mo-
ments, cure Cramps, Spasms Sour stomach.
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea, Dysen-
terry, Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and all inter
nal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of
RADWAY'S RELIEF with them. A few drops
in water will prevent sickness or pains Asom
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-03
Eoery Day an Increase of Flesh and
Weight is seen and Felt.

scrohlla, Consumption, svphIlis In its
many forms, Glandular Disease, Ulcers
In tho Throat, Mouth; Tumors Nodes in the
Glands, and other parts of the system: Sore
Eyes, .Strumous Discharges from the Ears;
and the forms ofSkn Diseases; Erlptions, Fee
yer Sores, Scald Head Ring worm Salt Rheum
Erysipelas, Ague, Black Spots, Worms iu the
iriesh, Tumors, Cancers in the Womb, and all
weakening. and Painful Discharges; Night
sweats, and all Wastes OF the Life Principle.
are within the Curative Range OF Radway's 5
Sarsaparillion ResOlvent and few days use
VIII prove TO any person using 1t for either OF
these forms of disease its potent power to cure
them.
Not only does the SARsAPARIILIAN RE
SOLVENT excel all known remedial agents in
Skin and Syphiloid diseases but II Is the only
DOsitiva ralnedv " - - " 'S
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SECURED TO ALLJ
RAILWAYS SARsAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT

HAS MADE THE MOST AsToNIsHIN
THE CHANGES TIE BODY UNDER
GOES UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF THIS TRULY WONDER
FUI. MEDICINE. THAT
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HEALTH AND

strong and Pure Rich Blood-I
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Clear Skin and Beautiful
Corn nj
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Manhood! WOmanhood!

Who may marry and who not. WhyP I'm
pc llments, causes and cure; l0S pages sent
sealed for25 cents Address DR.. WHITTIER,
GIT Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-, who treats
all chronic, virulent, AND special diseases The
most successful specialist OF the age, 1-tf
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sinking or in the stomach, Sour Eructations,
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KIDNEY, BLADDER.

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel Diabetes
ease, Albuminuria, and in all cases where
there are Brick Dust Deposits, or the water Ia
thick cloudy, mixed with substances like the
whta OF an egg, or threads like white silk. or
white bone-dust deposits, and where there Is a
pricking, burning sensation, and pain in the
Small ofthe Back, and along the Loins, In all
these conditions RAILWAYS SARSAPA.
RILLlAN RES0DyENT, aided by the applca
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1icenty Minutes
Not one hour after reading this advertisement
need any one suffer With pain.
RAD VA US READY RELIEF
rs A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN. TWAS THE
FIRST, AND is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
That instantly the most sxcruciat;ng pain
ALLAYS INFLAMMATION AID CURES
CONFESSIONS,
Whether Of tho lungs, Stomach, Bowels, OF
the glands and organs by one application,
II From One to Twenty Minutes,
No matter how violent o. excruclatiag the
pain. tho RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, III irm,
Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgia, or prostrated
with disease, ray suffer,
Railways Ready Relief
VIII, In from ONz 10 TuETTY MINUTES afford
stopping pain, can be purchased Fifty Cents
IoT bottle az almost every druggist's and coun-
try merchants store Cn this continent, and
within one hours distance Of almost every hab-
itatioH IN the United States.
RHEUNA TlSA AND REUPALGEd.
RHEUKA TISN AND NRURALGIA.
Iftl.ose who are now suffering Pain, no mat.
ter what the cause may be, or by what name
II Ia cGlled-if external, apply RADvAY's
READY RELIEF to the part OF the body where
the pain Is present II iHternal, 20 drops, dilu-
ted in water, as n drink. Whether Cramps.
spasms, Inflammation, Congestion, Asiatic
Cholera, Chills anu Fever, the most violent ex-
circulating and tOrtuling pains will be stopped
in iroia ons to tEenLy minutes:
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n0cTOn. WHITTIER.

GIT st. Charles St., st. LOuis, MOi
ne Sltsfi SpseialiH of tie oss, HAo Aas gvss
JonS specA agenos 10 eAS iredhNsni Of all cases
rsflAs 70 S shows, rSqSlr'ns sedtesl tnseree, and
Aas ssen longer located n 50. Louis thdn any
otAsr CAronis 6hsass PiySieiaa. Read hlD works
ana Judge for yourself. ConrdsEtiel oOHsIllasion
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF
Cures the ,eOrSt pains in from One to
1icenty Minutes
, 1872-10-28
Minister Wushburncs

Special Despztch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Oct. 27.-The Hon. Z. B. Wash
burne, Minister to France, arrived last evening,
by the Hamburg mail steamer Deutchland. Col
lector Arthur, Isaac P. Bailey, Henry clcws, and
others vent down to the lower bay on the
United States revenue cutter q. 8. Grant, and
taking Mr. Washburne on board, steamed for
the barge Office, at the foot Of Whitehall street,
where they introduced him to a reporter. The
two conversed az follows:
Reporter. 11a~o you my ftets that may IN
terest our readerB2
h1r. Washburne. Well, air, hardly know
what facts I have that would interest them.
Reporter. What brings you home?
N1r. Waslburne. Well, I have come al the
way from Paris to vote for General Grnnt, md
take small part in closing the campaign. left
my family in Paris, and shall return as soon as
possible. saw General Read, the Consu1-Gen-
eral, just before left. Flo yas we'll. There is
nothing new in France that know OF, and if
you use the Atlantic Cable, suppose you are in
dni1y communication.
Mr. Washburne is looking we'll. On reaching
the wharf, Collector Arthur despatched several
messengers to procure carriage, but failed,
and Mr.. Washburne and committee took 9
Fourth avenue stage for the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. It is contemplated to tender him G.
dinner at the Union League Club, to bo given
by the leading citizens Of Now York. One hun
dred and fifty prominent persons have accepted
an invitation to participate. A formal invitation
will be tendored to Minister Washburne before
he leaves for Washington.
, 1872-10-28
Albany Live Stock Market.

Special Dfspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
West ALBANY, Oct. 21.-BEEyEs-The market this
week has been slow and dragging, and but compar-
ayely little business has been dono. At the opening
the attendance OF local and country buyers good
for the Beason but fow purchases made BY
try butchers, they now get all they want at
hone Although, at the opening, cattle were held ut
advance Of &c her lb last weeks prices, the
wet weather, coupled with small demand, caused 4
du1ness In the naarket and deae1s gare way in the
OF light cattle, but choice steers commanded
slight advance To-day but very fsw sales Inado
in first hands.
Receipts-Thc following are tho receipts for theweok
IN carloads as taken from tho books Of the Central
horse Tuesdag, cattle sheep; R s. hogs ho1aes
Wednesday,, cattle s sheep 2l hogs no horses.
Thursday, 100 cattle; % sheep; 60 hogs horses.
Friday, l23 cattle; 50 sheep; Ia hogs; horses
Sunday, 1s cattle; I sheep; IS hogs 10 horses.
PricesWe correct table Of comparative value to
corrospond with the rnuin ruling Of the market this
week: Premium this week, s7.75@5.5o last week,
first quality s. oo@625 last week, s5oo@6.25 sec
onl quality; s4.25G4.75 last week. S25@47 rs third
quality, s350@400; last week. S350@40 10 inferior,
s260@3.25; last week, $2.5o@3.25.
MICH CoWs-T1e market this week has been good.
the offerings meeting with ready purchasers at good
figures. The principal purchases nade for Long
Island.
SHEEP AID IAs1Bs-The market hns been dull dur
ing the week. on account Of the scarcity Of buyers.
Several carloads sent forward to-day in first
hands. The quality is nbout tile sane as last week,
and we quote sheep at from to exc per Ii lanbs,
&c to 8Hc per IL for choice.
Hoas-The market was moderately active, the pur-
chases made being principally confined to Western
stock at $500. few purchases Of State hogs have
been made at from $3.50 TO $500. large proportion
HoRsEs-Nothing doing, i'll consequence Of the dis
ease.
, 1872-10-28

unions are those that monogamic and that these
are perfect in proportion they astng:* Now II
to this be added the fact that the highest
kind Of love is that which is utterly freed
from md devoid Of selhshness, and whose highest
qualification comes from rendering its object tho
greatest aount of happiness, let that happiness de-
pend upon whatever It may then yoa have ay idea Of
the highest order of lore and the most perfect degree
Of order to which humanity attain. An affection
that does not desire to bless its object instead Of ap-
propriaug it by selfish possession to its OWN uses,
is nat worthy the name Of love Love is that which
exists to do good, which is constantly giving instead
Of desiring. <
The audience received most Of the lecture in
silence. Occasionally there was applause that
was noisy without being enthusiastic, and now
and then perceptible tremor ran through the
audience, as sentiments we're promulgated that
seemed shocking and repulsiYe. The speaker
indulged in few gestures. Most Of the address
was read with the manuscript in one hand,
while the other hand was placed in Napoleonic
leave after the first half hour, but most re-
manned until the close.
, 1872-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. Probabilities. From the
lower lakes to the middle Atlantic and New
England coasts, noItheasterly to northweste11y
winds, clearing and partly cloudy weather, With
possible occasional Light rain On Monday. For
South Atlantic and Gulf States, clear weather
and northerly winds in the northwest, falling
barometer, partly cloudy and warm weather, with
creasing cloudiness to Lake Michigan, and with
Light southerly winds to Illinois and Missouri
In middle Missouri and the Ohio Valleys, gen.
orally clear weather and winds veering to south
er1y. The Ohio River will rise from Pa1kers-
burg to Louisville on Monday,
, 1872-10-28
THE HORSE DISEASE,
Twenty-Five Deaths in New
York from the Plague
Yesterday.
Abatement Of the Epidemic in Boston.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-To-day in New York and
Brooklyn has seemed like village Sunday.
Fou1-ffths Of the street-cars we're not running,
and scarcely carriage was to be seen anywhere.
This was not due to any aggranation of the
horse plngue, but to tho general resolve to
give the horses day Of complete rest. The
weather has improved, though still cloudy and
raw d few fatal cases Of the epidemic nmong
horaes have been reported, but probably not
more than three hnve died thus far OF the plague
AT the Third avenue stables, ono of the horses
slightly affected for the past few days,
fell opposite the depot yesterday, and died in q
few hours. a post-Haorteia examination: was
made BY DR.. Boomer. On opening the throat,
the membrane lining the 1aryn1 WAS found to be
covered with q bloody mucus. This mucuH, gnth-
ering in the gnllet above the laryn1, passes into
the larYnx and causes inflammation, The mucus
working up and down in the larynx lodges in the
tubes connecting, with the lungs, and produces
lung, and if inhamation sets in, the right lung
becomes affected, and death ensues from what is
styled double pneumonia" ALI the other parts
OF the body were found in n healthy condition.
The result Of the examination ahows that it is
important to force the mucus through the nose,
and thereby prevent it's passage through the
larynx into the lungs.
70 the Associated Press.
NE" 10RH, OcE. GI--Ilo morse dl6e13b III TIL 8
city is not abating. The railroad lines have
comparatively few cars running: In Brooklyn
the disease prevails extensively. The city rail-
road companies have hauled of nearly all their
cars to-day for the purpose Of giving needed
rest to the well horses. On some lines no cars
were run !; on others at long intervals
NEw YoRK, Oct. 27-Eyaning twenty
five horses died in this city to-day from the
prevailing disease. -
IN sn ~
here.
SYRACUSE, N. T., Oct. 27.-The horse disease
Is spreading rapidly IN this city; Nearly every
street railways have ceased running, and other
lines run cars only hourly. Several deaths oc-
CURED yesterday. Tho leading merchants are
employing oxen in conveying goods to the
freight depote.
PORTLAND, he, Oct. 27.-A viait to the livery
|stab1es tonight shows nearly every horse sick,
and probably nine-tenths Of the horses in the
CITY arc affected. No horse-cats were run to-
day, and not dozen horses have appeared upon
'tthe Streets
sn>c,a, Desno,.1 nE1ho1f: F. a1a En,.ooo rr;n,,n.
DETno1r, Oct. 27.-The horse disease con-
tinues in this city, and only the Fort street and
Grand River street railways are running to-day.
Fair weather has returned, however, and the
epidemic, which has been mild in it's form hare,
begins to 1eoM E1t5uu OF nbrtAs.Y. ,.:a.
WINDSOR, ONT
Special Des7oateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Oct. 27.-The disease has Just rnada
it's appearance in Windsor, Ont, and has dis
abled nearly every horse in that town, including
those attached to the large distineries in its
ton will undoubtedly suffer seriously to-mor-
TOW.
, 1872-10-28
NEW WORK.
Lngravc. the SWiNdlcr-Thc Trial of
Chief OF Police DIcEyillians.

| Lagravc4 the SWINdler-The Trial ps
Chief OF Police DIcHVillian,s.
| Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Oct. 27.-Alfred Eugene Lagtaye.
who arrived from France yesterday in charge OF
| an American detective, has been sent to iaiI in
default OF $40, 900 bail. He is ono of tho most
accomplished confidence men On record, having
swindled leading dry good firms OF this
city to the extent Of 5000, 0,000
! and operating for over one year without excit-
ing their distfust. His connubia1 record is also
badly complicated. He first married q Young
lady residing on Twenty-first street, but she
v fG5 eFqe a
wife, but she, too, procured divorce for the
same Gauss. His last aud most villanous deed
Was to elope With the young wife Of a wealthy
Lawyer in this city The guilty saa{oy woman il th
Madame Lagrange, the famous prina-donna,
and herself before marriage pianist in a tray,
cling company. When Lagraves business raa-
calities were dincovesed he eloped with this wo-
place in the south Of France where he VAS re-
Gently apprehended by detective from this
side. His paranour remained in France. La
grave is . middle aged, olive faced young man,
hoiiow : oyes bright and Staring, lag, hags.,
gerl from confinement and, any
iety, and travel, handsome mouth with q
black, heavy musteche, and a curving Roman
AU6o. LIZ III "66ScA III LlQ A6lS4G VI 1aSQ1UQ,
in . brown velvet cont, md with what might be
called q jaunty air.
The trial Of Chief OF Police McWilliams for
conspiring with three professional burglars to
excavnte through brick wall into the vanlt Of
3 National Bank in Jersey City, containing over
$4,000, 900 bonds, has developed very ugly tes-
timony against the Chief, and his
conviction is expected by the public.
The three convicted burglars have
all testified to the Chiefs completely
with them, and they gave their stories with .
clearness and unity tha@ the most searching
The time the robbers expected to get into the
phia, 30 it is supposed, that, though sharing
with burglars, he might escape public blame, and
have the censure fall on his sabordinatea;: The
Chief plotted to effect the escape
Of the burglars after their arrest BY
smuggling keys to the hand-cufs into their
cells. While the Chief Was recently
lodging arrest, he sent several tel1-tale te1e-
grams which we're produced yesterday. His
own sworn testimony is simply sweeping de-
nial Of the charge, and contradictory in some
respects. The weight Of evidence against him
seems crushing.
, 1872-10-28

The Illinois River is falling slowly at Peoria
The Jesuits Of New York propose to: build
third church in that city.
There VAS q tremendous snow storm yeste1
day, ut Salt Lake City, unparalleled for tn
season.
Ground was broken On the Bingham Cano
Marrow Gauge Railway, Utah, on Saturday. ]
will be fniahed in ninety days.
The House Of Biehops Of the Episcopal Churc]
elect, this week, Bishop to preside over tn
diocese composed OF Dakota, Montana, etc.
Albert Crentz, who killed Leandcr Barnes il
Mad1son, MIS-. lew weeks since, WAS to-da,
sentenced to State Prison for twenty years.
"A despatch from Elko, received at sa11 Fran
clsco on Saturday, says the Eastern bount
freight train was badly wrecked the same morn:
ing
The trot between Lucy and Occidcnt vii
take place in San Francisco Oh the 30th inst
Doble and Hickock, the trainers, will leave fol
the East On Saturday.
The store of Martin Cooper, at Charlotte
Mich, WIS entered by burglars, on Saturday
and considerable amount OF silks and furs was
made away with.
4 San F1ancisco despatch says that the ts road
agents stopped the Hamilton, New, stage on
Saturday and made away with the t1easure-box,
The passengers we're not molested.
William Kircllner, Of 1Iadison, Wis, who acci-
dentaly shot himself on Saturday afternoon,
was some better to-day, and strong hopes are
entertained Of his ultimate recovery.
Ludwig Julius Augustus Krebs was arrested
yesterday in New York, under the e1tradition
treaty, for forging bank book in Mecklinberg,
and held to await the arrival Of the necessary
pepers from Germany.
Yesterday morning d passenger train on the
Reading Railroad, near Bridgeport, collided
with d coal train. Edwards, the engineer,
jumped from the engine, and was; killed. No
other casualties occurred.
4 barn belonging to Jabez Casto, a wealthy
farmer residing near Terre Haute, Ind, was
burned yesterday, and q large amount Of grain
was consumed. Six horses and mules we're
burned to death. Loss, $1,000; insured for
81, 400.
Judge Woodruff, Of New York, has dismissed
the suit of Frank J. Tinkham against ex-Co1-
lector Sheridan Shook, to recover the value Of
262 barrels Of Thisliey, on the ground that Iink-
ham had no legal claim to the whiskey ut the
time Shook got possession.
The rise in the Ohio River at Parkersburg has
stimulated the coal trade. To-day 10 steamers
with 200 barges, containing 146, 900 bushels Of
coal, will lsaTe for Cincinnati, and Is steamers
with 239 barges, containing 3.523, 900 bushels for
Louisville. There are 10 feet Of water in the
river.
The Rev. R. H. Pullman, pastor of the Uniyer-
saist Church OF Peoria City, rendered his resig-
nation yesterday to enter upon his duties as Sec
retary OF the National Uuiyersalst Association
The church gave him leave of absence for
year. He wm make his headquarters Ii Peoria,
and ut once enter upon his new duties.
At the O'Brien meeting, on the corner Of
Roosevelt and Water streets, New York, on Sat-
urday night, opposing politicians threw a chin
ney on the people On the sideway, and Thomas
Mangin, aged %. was killed. Several were
wounded. 1t is not known who overturned the
chimney, but four arrests have been made on
suspicion.
, 1872-10-28

MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. 27.-M. ). Wicks, Pres
ident OF the Memphis Savings Bank, IN this
mornings papers, announces the suspension Of
that bank. It has been the a]1-absorbing topic
to-day, as the institution has been generally re-
garded as one Of the safest in the country, The
reported liabilities are 4175,o 900, and may exceed
this figure. The heaviest losses are the South
ern Eailway Security Company and the North
Carolina Life Insurance Company. The for
mer's claim ia near 3150, 900.
, 1872-10-28
The Iowa Baptist Convention.

CL1sros, Iowa, Oct. 27.--This has been hne
day for the Baptists. By invitation, their pas
tors preached in many OF the churches OF the
city and adjoining towns. Collections we're
taken up for the foreign missions, State Con-
vention, and Sabbath School Missionary, aggre-
eating several hundred dolln7s. A large mis-
sionary meeting IVES held this afternoon, ad-
dressed by the Rev. J. E. Clough, 3 returned
missionary from India. All the exercises were
of deep interest and profit. The Convention
adjourned until Monday noon.
, 1872-10-28

KuTEAteHcu Ay y11CHIR3y 0f q M1Irdcrer.
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune,
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Osborne. the murderer
Of Mrs. Matthews, Of Knox County, was brought
here about o'clock this morning, and lodged in
Our jail for safe keeping. A mob had gathered
about tho Knoxville jail where Osborne was con.
fined, and fearing they would get him out and
lynch him, Sheriff Patten managed to get him
out unobseryed, and drove him hare in q
cs11isge. The mob followed On q train. and
, 1872-10-28

LASALLE1 Oct. 27.-K1vEn--Arrived -Canalboat
Leviathan, from Peru, loaded With for Chicago,
Departed Nothing
CANA1-Passed 1n--Leyiathan, fro,l1 Perm, loaded
with corn for Chicago. Passed Out-D. 7. Wright,
light; going into winter quarters at Bath; a. Wool
son, loaded with lumber for Peora also going into
winter quarters ut Bath.
Eight foot aud s1 inches Of water on the niter ELL
OF Lock Is. ::
, 1872-10-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Great Bargain
NiQ PropertV for Sale.

rhe FIGURING Mil stuated at Sheffield Ill.,, On the line
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacic Railroad is for
sale At BARGAIN: Sheffield # the BEST points
I'D South Tho Hill has three - Of bnTrs: good
Gosi very cheap Besides the propersT consists
twenty t2o) Of choice fand tins orchard good
rsre fol good miller to loeats Ths a1eye
FIELD i CO., Peo1ia H.: e ILBKRT BREGA, Chi
caro-. III, Of to JAM1 rHORNDlkE, at tho mill
chicago, Oct. II, 16lz.
, 1872-10-28

DETROIT, Oct. 27-7:25 ?. n.-pAssED DowN-Props
Phadelphia, Caldwell, Toledo, Wetznore, Colin Camp
bell; bark Racine; schrs Morre Anna crayer Dakota
Empire State.
pAssED UR-Prop India ,sclr Polly Rogers.
WNn-North.
, 1872-10-28

San Francisco, Oct. 26.-sailed, steamer Sac
ramento for Panama.
New YORK, Oct. M.-Arrived, steamer City OF
Washington from Liverpool.