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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23
Houses Crowded from PnrQuette to ('ai
leries.

EOTICE-To avoid the rush at the Box once
tie evening seats should be secured IN avance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
Business Notices.

Geo. W. IIumrhry has removed h's R'"'e's
aud provision store 10 No. .Oo East h'f" s''''
and has fine stock OF goods at very low NS"'e''
Give him "A call.
Hugh Sweeney. No. Fast front street, h's J."
store fine assortment oi boots shoes All" sa''e'''
which he is enabled TO sell at very low hS"tes'
Go to the Dolly Warden and have ea planned the'r
novel way Of selling Cigars; ociesrs i"f hf cents
and there are five hu ndrcd dollars given away WIN
every thou sand bunchc sold. and they do II anu sen
beet 6pe cent cpar. a. Ne r''e "ib Marke' s"ee''
One man got eighty cigar for fifty cenu.
LuMBER--The other day. upon close Inspection
We were surprised at the very large and wen
selected stock of Hemlock. Spruce. yellow Pine
White Pine &c It WISE " Ltne's south side oi
Market street bridge Bn,dera take notice. as
they have considerable dry under cover. apNtt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
THE PENINSULA.

The town election OF Salisbury took place IN
Monday. Pohtice were ignored and the Irregular
ticket elected.
The workmen il two planning mills at Salisbury
struck on Monday. for an increase oil wages and n
maintenance Of the ten hour system
Cambridge has had no beet ior the past Two
weeks.
The new paper at Vienna. Is to be called ite
Vienna Clipper, aud will be neutral IN pohtics
Miss NJ. &. Sherwood has heen appointed post
mistress at hiiisborough vice Isaac Dixon It,
signed.
The Eastern Shore Steamboat Company's sfier
wheel iron steamers Sue and Maggie, of Baltimore,
leaves the loot of South street every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday for Crisfed and Snow Hhi,
stopping at all the principal landings on the rivefs
and carrying freight for the Eastern Shore railroad
as tar up ns Delmar. .a-t
The steamers Urhana, Thomas Colyer, and
Trumpeter are all IN the Eastern Shore trade,
leaving Light street wharf ut tho stated pero Is
They all do fair passenger and iresht buslnt's
particularly during the fruit ea'on.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
AMuSE NJ e HTS.


The Leiipgwell engal pt2nt Closet li,t evening
with the spieudii baricsqns "f "C'ndoreiH'' OF
the Little Gns. slppe., Wtln beluiliui- -nlht s"'-
peous costumes, mhs'r sinE,ng a,hi dA,Nh = ~
previously, the ptrt ,rm iuce c'"-ed WIN the S'os
snbttinp farce OF "kumau iatiioi Jshkut, iI
which Mr. Lailiuswa ~ "rp,,utst n-ni hh'
again.
EHTFRrAlSMrNT - ,,vJd tnl,nt lhsls.on NJ .,
s OF Il will have a. Grand tnt. iini!iheht a. ihe't
rooms, corner oil tht.t and Maihrl stre5-. oii
Tuesday evening, tho iiih ot M'y, cusl ''iiis "i
music, dialos sues, speaktnt, ct
On Monday night. BatiaoI.!s favorite Com
eJ,au. MIR John + Owens. NhI open i h1et en-
paRement OF three nights, i.rntrd 1& 'iii'hh'
Comedy Company. rhe pat week MI owens
las b.en artwIns large huu es, ~ i"rA "rah''
Opera House IN Baltimore, AMI wr h"le he "iiI
he receive 1 IN ., like encpurpn2 mllnnt N 'l's
city. az
TONIGHT. the lh"JdyIr FhomN, l""gsS gIvf
their grand concert 20 tnu Aasonir l''"ii'-
large audience -iou.. meet shen, - - y, H'.ai
cal treat ma Ia expected, iha N IN
tg,ap,,L. ~ D., rt these cune.t,- Nj lhua't,
concerts afo Regarded a. amsas t''t very he-i 81
t.riuumeut, lti,lli,I L. the titti-i., ~ .hnps:
ton, ana they az only TOO gi4d ipr lhe eiioro,
nit\ oi pttiuni1.uI them Bca"sr7 tle s1Ay per
formers, lille hIeOs and Nj BeiAl.ll4 Lisl@
mann and othel eminent soloists VIII ada liitef"s
to the occasion. *
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

SriS,n WITH A FIT 4 youue !ai, living on
West Trout street. was a,'aei WA. It thus
morning, ,l oft 10 o'clc h. nh ,s fnufulns iset
Louschod avu,a,icns, and Arouse. fln ns;sh''o'-
hood with Il Succession of loud shrieks. slt was
with difficulty she could be restr'ine,i from doug
;ai.,y j., .er members OF the familyss DIR. John
llrrar, y . happened to lac passing, was called
la ail administered y scoia.ive, which had the
ei.,e. .: quiN,inG the lady The cause Of the
attack il unkaown. ~fttfslileI r
S.lr oF 4 iforsE--'rhc residence OF tao,'h
Moore. tsp, No -! T.. seventh, street, WIS sold
nt III. Washington iipus., this morning, Il Nnr.
5. M.Caulict. Tor lho
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
5000 REWARD.
SLATE OF DELAWARE.

-I-I HI"-- ..l- FXECU1IVE DkPARTMkkT.
, Where's. WILLIAM DENNIS. aiiax RICH
with having committe ed The crime Of Rape in The
county " New Cystic. and has aed from justice,
Now. therefore, ]. JANIS PONDER aes eInor
DOLLARS. /" be paid BY the said state, for the
apprehension and delivery OF the said w LILLIAN
DENIM uiids RICHARD DUCKERY, int tfe
custody Of the sheriff ut the conmen Jail OF New
Castle, county. NJ s.y time within twelve months
from the date heEeof. and DO hereby request the
Dep lties aud Hal hls and all other Police Officers
oi Sate 10 be ylg%lant in ther efforts to cause
the said William Dennis aiids Richard Duckery 10
be aprrehendea Ind delivered 10 the SAID Sheriff a,
>~ In witpemsvher~of / have hereunto
IkEai. sci highland and caused the Great Seal
+ I1S Iofthe Aate Of Delaware to be Fixed. at
Dow the first day Of April. in the year
of our Lord ~ thausand eight hundred and sew
| enty 1tR0.k y" ~. JAMES PONDER.
BY yAAenvernor. eeS 2.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

FIERCE ENcouNTER.-Las week, two gem
tlenen out i5hing, up the North river. about Il
mile above 1orovile, were startled wild, the
sounds of frighlful contest, which appeared 10
be going on among the palmetto shrubs, Il short
distance back frcm the beach. They soon land.
ed IRON their boat and proceeded cautiously in
the direction OF the noise, and in a few minutes
had the satisfaction Of witnessing terrible con-
nict between huge black bear and Two wolves.
There being Two against one, the interest of the
gentleman was soon excited in favor OF Bruin,
who maintained the unequal contest with cool
ness and bravery. The snaps of the wolves
jaws, as one or the other made spring at the
bear, were calculated to make nervous man
feel little appreiensiye. But Bruin parried
several attacks with the skill OF an old boxer,
and after while, but not before he had receiv-
ed some frightfnl wounds from which blood
flowed quite freely, did he give one Of the wolves
such a stroke with his huge paw as 10 tear near.
ly half the hide from his side, when this fellow
sneaked od-the subsequent proceedings seem
ing to interest him no more The other being
unwilling to continue the contest with The hcal
single handed, soon sneaked off Likewise" and
lett Bruin MASTER OF the field and in possessio,
Of the cause Of the quarrel, which wa nothing
more than the half carcass oi cow
81. Augustine Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

THE WHARTENBy ,IM-Six only of the
CLAYTON property holders took the bonds of DR..
Harris on his last visit, the large majority still
refusing to come into the agreement. In order
to induce them To do so another compromise has
been prolosedto DIR. Daniel by pr Harris which
the former rejects. II is now reported among
the property holders that Mr. Whartrniy has :,
wife in Philadelphia. who has not been Fnown
in the case heretofore, and who can come ii i',r
"her rights" in The land.-tS"yrnd Yan.s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
Pennsylvania Radical Nomination.

The Radical state Convention met at liar
risburg on Wednesday. Grn j. \. llarilanit
was nominated for Governor, Hon. Uly ,a,;s
Mercur for Judge OF the Supreme Court ana
Hon Harrison A lien for Auditor General -
Presidential electors, and Delegates to the
Philadelphia, Convention Were then chosen;
Hon. Adoipl Borie, OF Philadelphia, and
Hon John NJ. Thompson, 81 Butler are the
Electors at large. The h,t oi delegates at
large to the National Convention 'headed by
Hon. Morton McMlchacl and ten III. l.. Bing
ham, OF Philadelphia. Ar',",nion was adol-
ted directing the delcgalioI L" vote Tor ''eh
Grants denomination, ano t"Aiug the nom
iuatiOn for Vice Prcsid, mt Il tlt"lr up.ion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
New Advertise ,.senis.

Seed Corn.
Waughs Italia. s... ...
White Oak Posts.
Horses at Auction.
School Teacher Wanted;
Sale Of Cuw>-Sill X Bailr.
Tobacco aud Cigars y But.
Boots and Shoes Hugh Sweeney.
Theodore Thomas tuureil itis rNcn'nG'
Grand Opcra House %olun Shin2lc2. A..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

The Kennett Weekly Leader. in speaking o the
lectures before the kennett Square Academy an
Seminary during the year. says:
Besides some single lectures the winter term has
included five lectures German Literature, by Bay
ard Taylor, twelve by A. q. Norris, on Astronomy
and Geology, eight by Josiah Jackson. on Physical
Geography, twelve by Prof. Moore. on Philosophy
Chemistry &c., and five by DR.. EllwoOd Harvey, ON
Physiology and Hygiene. sse5
Those who have children to attend school vii
please read the following notices -
have had an opportunity for several ye. rs past.
conducted as well as the department of the pu ris
who attend il. and am satisfied that nothing i ne
elected which, farther both the cciuai and
moral Development of the latter y
u BAYARD TAYLOR.
CEDARCROsr. kKNNETr SQUARE, July Y, 1870.
UNION PACIflC RAILROAD Co, engineers Office, }
Omaha. Neb, July 3lst 1870.
=. C SHORTLiDeE A. M.-Denr Sir Il desire to
express acI now to you for the care and
attention 3au have gwen TO the education OF my
laughter. We are entirely satisfied with the pro-
that she has made in her studies school
and We expect soon to send to you another daugh-
ter. Being vinced that your seminary PRESENTS
superior advantages for the acquisition Of a. sound
practical edaeation, Congratulate you on its in
| creasng popularity Very respectfully yours
i. l.. SICKELs,
Chief Engineer Union Pacific Railroad
Send for Circulars. which give the Prospectus and
| new arrangements tnl next school year, 10
5. GSHUkTLIDGE, A. NJ. y
maou kehneu Shuare. Chester county. Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

New TELEGRAPH LINE.-The Dorchester &
Delaware Railroad ar" moving ina telegraph
enterprise, connecting Seatord and Cambridge.
1t is estimated that the 'leaIanh viii cost
&c, 600 OF this sum all has been secured
about s., 800.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
GENERAL, ORDER.
BY ORDER or THE GRAND MARSHAL

49, T.. 'H''''N. - Z
The odees wi :orm on King street, the right
resting on Third street, facing Eas. All the Off
Gers ~ the Lodge ordered - wear tbsrjcweIs
Moving at cue o'clock y. M, sharp, over the fol
4 win !. t.,titc. ''' I h
Out King street to the junctien Of Market. down
Market 10 Ieulh street, out Tenth to- West down
West to So end, down Secon to Market, up Mar
Ike, ~ nh New tia't aud halt n
The dif,pent Lodges. sis requested to report tp
NE MS soon az possible, so that l car assign hem
hair positions in line. rtiOS NJ OGl.f.
apiO --,. tr47 u rand Marsh al.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

CARL SrUuRZ AMI IN. Ftl.tH - iuA$ liESS.--
1t is astonishing with whaf NAL ,tlla tie lourn-
ais in the interest Of ,irInt Fu a. tho Senator
from Missouri What hasF doae lie has
merely done what every Seals,. =hpad he thank
ed for doing, endeavoJel ta tmE Tie Admta',-
tratioa Qf the Government up b itn Ntantar of
purity and honesty 1t once u,surted. The -
cry against him Is based upon ,a' act thaf ht
has acted as patriot and no. poht'ct.tl, and
that he has had independe.es ,a,pa5h TO than.
for himself. and not draw hls inspiration iron
the White House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
TELECRAPHiC SUMMARY.

The Florida Republican Convention me, yster-
day. but adjourned until TODAY, without having
affected II permanent organization,
A., The Mormon Conference, in session at salt Lake
City, has reelected Brigham Young Fresdcnt of
the Church: George \ Smith Fret, ana baniel
II Wells Second Councillor. and Oisou Hyde
President OF the Quorum uf Twelve Apostles "
A delegation, headed by band ot music call
ed upon Governor Geary. at Harrisburg, yester-
day, and asked TOR a pardon for exiransuror
Marcer, Major Calhoun, General Owen aiti NW,
Calhoun made intercessIon tor Mai.er. The
Governor said he would give the matter ;'ten-
ten, but he must be "backed up by petitions"
In the United States Court, al Charleston, 5
e., yesterday, the grand jury returned ,ndict
inehts Tor murder against persons concerned III
iynching at she Union county jail, in February
OF last year On motion of the DistIic, At,of
ney the m"rer counts were withdrawn, and thu
PRISONERS pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
| The Massachusetts Republican Convention me
yesterday, and ehoS" delegates 10 the Philadelphia
| Convention. Resolutions were adopted advocat
| ing the reelection ut President tiIant..an r.,
commencing Senator Wilson for Vice President
| The Color.d National Convention met at Nes
| Orleans yesterday. only forly.toui delegates wei
present, but more were expected 10 ;riiye. Lien
| tenant Governor Pinclbeck, of Louisana,was choF
4 en Temporary Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

INuPAR1 N ERSHl = Having purchased Of d.
G,,tesuie his eutire inte est In tine Plum Liug
and ;as Ting business. at 2l5 West 4h street. we
have rut,red into copartnership fer he purpose
uts euGfinninE the sane buainess uG,lef tho hf,u
name II Gillespie h Jackson Mr.. ,ii cspic hy
ing rr..ci icai xnowledee iOf the busae- teela
hi,nscii confident OF giving entire satisfaction
all wl,n iasor them with o cali. and is soii Nons oi
con,iuunncc Of the patronage heIetoloIe .ktsnd
Ell 70 tue q Inte firm. WM r. GfLLESrIE,
a,5 d2w- wN ERWlN W. JACKSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

SSvANTED--An nuaihsr of ROY 5t0sell thu WILL
w nISCrosfnAILY uAzsrrx. ~ .lLlA2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
W1Mts.

advertisements 10 of three lines are iaserted ur!e
ilis head three tint lar ~ ccnts.l a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
"a. HJL r nt Il
educational.

EENNETr SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
"a to 81 per week. no e4ras. ~ E,
octl3f SHORTklD0E X NORRIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
1otlffs..

..rs-f uE fhuiai4ff y III lyafl flM t'if pN
\1OTTCE-A Stated Annual Meeting Of ihe
~ Trustees Of the Poor " New Castle c. .C3nn'y.
will le held atthe Aims MUssc, ~ WEI!N EsbAN.
he nth lust Mt 1870 o'clock. O. IN. All ps's.',Is
rre.et ,,u % Il" @sis eiths4 eSiS as,es n thei rs
specify. hundreds or to Wesley Tallcy. tTrensnrer
on or before Moaday. the I'D inst. Other wset hon
accounts will remain nnpaid until the next aaar-
tcrly meeting of the Board. -
~ III Inv fD,l-g J.E. .WiLLIAMSnN.
Newark, April @ 1872 Late Clerk
N0IlCE. .su. lEsi! . ~
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railread Com
Eaay have completed nrEangements Y carry Money
ON the line of their road and W est Chester.
,EApIs~ maiier sent y Franklin Telegraph Slce:
NJ West Third street. Or to their Depot. Front
aud Madison. orders left with McMuiien \ Seal.
deli. erlns agents will rcsciye prpmpt attenti?n
ap6.f denr supt W. ar R. Il, Co.
-f-----+ +S-l .----------'-----
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. -,DcIinausnt Tayy
~ PAYERS and those who have become possessed
of taxable property m which Taxes have not yet
been paid. are requested to call upon the under.
signed any evening" texeeEt. Sunday. at No.4 East
Sixth Street ann Settle afl demsnds against hem
on he books. GEORGE e. AHp
apl- ..as 5s.01 aITt q iFuualg Colacctor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11

DIs>nlUrIuN OF COP RTNERSHlP-- --Th,
- ca pc, tperphip heretofore existing betwe n
III. undersigned. under the firm name of Gillespie
\ Eru.. is This day dissolved by mutual COZ sent.
Al rsrsons Having tiaims against the firm are ,c-
AID prompt nay sAre uestsd rom thuee in
i.kt,d 10 u are desrous ui closing up he
accounts. The business will be settled Sai"ne b5
tho succeed firm. L.L..i 1.l
WM. r. GILlESrIE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-11
FiNAMciAL AND COMMERCIAL.

cFfirE ag 20 nt,rYsG s2ta7t
u i,mhstrn, ..-l. AtIN ~, l't a.
Wilmington .noiniinns furnished ~ j.. N"pir
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-03

The Great show of the Sea-

AT length we have amply assured promise OF
something really grand In tho animal and aren-
ic way, In the advent Of Rosston, Springer 4
Hendorson's Great Mastodon Caravan Nlenage.
rie, Museum, Circus and Arab Troupe which
viii pitch Its gas-lit city of tents herc on Fri
day the l2tl inst. BY reference TO the adver-
tisement II Will be seen that iive distinct exhi-
bitlons are included in what Is offered for but
one and the usual price Of admission, and that
the novel arrangement Of separate tents gives
all the exclusveness or general entertainment
that may be desired. The Groat Niastodon ls a
great show; great In animal attractions, great
In collected curlositlcs, great In arenc spoclal-
tics, and owned and managed with Intelligent
liborality by great showmen, Of great means.-
IL everywhere creates great sensation, with
It's magnificent procession, vast resources, gas
liz canvascs and marvellous Arabs.
These last, by the by, are the only genuine
troupe of tho kind in the country aud this Ii
their frst appearance. Their style of perform
anco Is peculiarly their own, and wonderful In
character and variety. AS powerful aud agile
gymnasts they arc uncquoied, aud constitute q
sensational feature which alone attracts i'm
mensD audiences wherever they exhibit Array
cd In their plcturcsqo costume, thcy will n,lnglo
soclally with our people, 10 that all may have
an opportunity 10 fully establish their gcnulnc-
ness before visiting The iys-f9ld show of wllcli
Ihoy constitute hut ono attraction. s55iI
We note with particular commendallon the
fact that the management Of "Tbe Greet pfsss
todon" bfferpllberal reward FOR The arrest OF Az
gamblers, swlndllng peddlors or wonders OF ~ :.
toxicatipg liquor, caught plying their despieas
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-03
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
California.

Advertising alone does not pro.
duce success. The thing which is
advertised must have Intrinsic
merit, or else large advertising will
do it more harm than good. If you
have anything which you know to
be good, advertise it thoroughly,
and you will be sure to succeed; il
it is poor, don't praise it, for peo.
pic will soon discover YOU are lying.
Such is the policy of the Burling
ton Route, which runs TO three
great regions in the West: 1st, To
Omaha, connecting with the great
Pacific Roads. ID, TO Lincoln, the
capital Of Nebraska, and all that
beautiful region south of the Platte,
filled with Railroad lands and home.
steads: Sd, TO st. Joseph, Kansas
City and all Kansas points. 70.
The roads are splendidly built,
have the best bridges, finest cars,
tho Miller platform and coupler,
and the safety air brake (to prevent
the loss Of life that is everywhere
else happening); Pullman's sleepcrs,
Pullman dining cars, large and
powerful engines Go make quick
time and connections), and are in n
word tho best equipped roads in tho
West. So that if you desire to go
safely, surely, quickly and comfort.
ably to any point in Southern Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, or on the Pacific
Roads, bo sure that you 60 "By
Way of Burlington
All who wish particular informa.
ton, and large map, ohowing
correctly the Great West, and all
railroad connections, can obtain
them, and any other knowledge, by
addressing General Passenger
Agent, b. & Mo, r. r. r., Burling~
ton, Iowa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-03
Our State Ticket.

A State Ticket could not
have been selected that would
give greater satisfaction than
this one, especially to the peo>
pie of this portion of the State.
Gen. Aquilla Wiley, the can.
didate for Secretary Of State,
is a resident Of Wooster. He
is a sound Democrat, an hons
est man, and will make an eff
cient officer, and every honest
Republican will vote for him
because he was SO unfortunate
as to lose one leg while doing
his duty in the army. He new
er failed to vote the Democrat.
ic ticket on election day, while
in the army. Wayne county,
his place Of residence, never
having had a candidate on the
State Ticket, will, perhaps, give
him one thousand Majority
The Republicans who profess
to love crippled soldiers, will
now come out and practice
what they have preached since
the war closed.
Judge John L. Green, of
Columbus, for Supreme Judge,
is one Of the ablest lawyers in
the West. Having been Judge
of toe Court Of Common Pleas
fora number Of years, and at
present one of the Judges Of
the Franklin District, he would
honor and not disgrace the
Bench of the Supreme Court
of Ohio. If elected he would
not decide a case one way in
May and in June reverse the
decision.
For Member Of the Board of
Public works, Isaac B. Riley,
Of Newark, the Convention
made a very choice selection.
Mr.. Riley is a Civil Engineer,
and, having been engaged in
surveying railroad routes in
this part Of the State, all those
who are acquainted with him
know that he is just thel man
forthis position.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-03
R.ENEov-AI!
DRUGS! +!
DRUGS J!

o. T, CUNNING has just removed
from the "0ld Brick Corner" his
splendid assortment of Drugs, Med :.
icincs. Oils, Paints, Books, Station
cry, Sc, TO his NEW GRNOW
IN Wills New Building, one door
west of Gilman, Ward & Co. S Store,
on Main Street, where he will be
pleased to meet all his old custom
crs, and as many more as chose to
give him their patronage.
His New Room is really the finest
in Southern Ohio; is being visited
by everybody and his supply o
Drugs, Wines, Oils, Toilets, and the
like equal toany other establishment
in the country.
lie fills prescriptions, and can ac'
commodatc all customers atrcOsOn
able rates, IF you want to see
the finest Drug Store, drop
in and examine this one.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY!
Pic Mic and Dance.

| ~ 1NAO aNhW - AlNOa
| Arrangements have been made
by j. Wolf and S, Shipley for hav-
ing Grand Celebration in the
beautiful Grove east Of the Car
Shops, near Zaleski, on Thursday
July 4th,. There will be dance
in the grove in which The, Picnic
will be held, u large platform hav-
ing been erected for that purpose.
Come one! Come every bodyl
and participate in the grind rcjoic-
ing! and in a general old fashioned
celebration of the 4th, The man
ayers are determined that the occa :
sion shall be pleasant and agreeable
to all.
Bring your Baskets we'll filed
There will be funl joyl happiness.
Let the young comel Let the old
comel
Refreshments of all kinds upon
the ground.
Ice Cream and Lager Beer will
be plenty!
Excellont music will be furnished.
A sufficient number of officers
will be present to preserve order
and to repel rude or unfit persons.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-03
The bar Room Remcdy

for weakness of the stomach is o
dose Of Rum Bitters. Thoy are
surcharged with Fuset Oil, n deadly
element, which is rendered more
active by tho pungent astringonts
with which it is soombined. II your
stomach is weak, or your liver or
bowels disordered, tone, strengthen
or regulate them with VINEGAR Blr.
TIERS, pure Vegetable Stomachic,
Corrective and Aperient, free from
alcohol, and capable Of iniusing
new vitality into your exhausted
and disorderod system. n2S-4w.