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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-13
IL L N G'S
Y E G E IA Bile AMBR0SI,
rs THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE.

NRAY-HEADED people haYo their locks re-
u stored by u TO the dark, lustrouB, slken
tresses Of youth, and are happy
Young pseples with light, iaded or red hair
have these nnfas shionable colors changed to a
beautiful auburn, AMI -rejoice
People whose heads are covered with dand
ruff and humors, use Il, and have clear coats
and clear and healthy scalpsi EA
Bald-headed Veterans have their ismaining
locks frightened, and the bare spo covered
!witha luxutiant growth of hair aud dance tor
joyl -:
Young gentlemen use it because tits richly
perfumed lftI
Young ladies use It because IL keeps thel
Lainin place ,|gi
Everybody must and will use IL, because it is
the cis'Rest and best article in the market
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Legal Notice.
THE State Of Ohio, Vintom Co.:

THE State Of OHIO, N;ntos Co.:
Franklin H. Chidester,( Before S. C. Case,
Exparte.} Com. Of Insolve'ts
NOTICE is hereby given, that Franklin
~ ii. Chidester of said Vinton county,
has applied to me, S. G. Case, Commissioners
of Insolvents for said Vinton county, for
the. benefit of the insolvent laws, and that
he has complied with the requirements OF
That l will file in the Court Of Common
Pleas for said county, on or before the first
daXeof the next term OF said court, the
schedules, inventory, oath and other nec-
essary papers in said application. q
L. A. BRATToN,p : s. C. CASE, ,o4,
Atty for appl't. Com. of Insolvents.
Nov. "a 1s86-3w. vinton Co. o
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IMODEf, odSEVHRG MACHINE,

From tse New York Her I'd IL I.
Prominent among the mechanicai tri'
umphs ,of, this most Ingenious age, COM
mon honesty compels rs 10 notice the EN-,
pire Sewing Machine, commended as just
yslflea .PellFctiollifselE Useful as have
been the various sewing maehines, from
slime to time presented 10 The public, each
one Of them has been cursed with some
radical defect which detracts from general
|. utility. Warned BY the experience OF his
predecessors, The inventor OF the Empire
Machine has produced an Instrument, com.
bining all The advantages for which Others
dre vaunted and obviaiing every defect
Which can be dtlnblted 10 them by the
most Gastidious critic, ,;,a saai5,ti 70
The Empira Machine is marvellous com
bma,ion Of simplicity economy and perfect
workmanship, being durable, free froma Ii!
biliiy 10 get out OF order noiseless, and ea,
sy Of operation, lis mechanical centiI
vance is such as 70 secure stability, free
dom from, accident, and accuracy as 10
workmanship by the use Of the patented
shuttle and straight needle il makes a
stitch, which can neither rip Eor ruyel-
While, al the same time il can operate
perfectly upon every species Of ma slerial
from leather 10 cambrlc, with threads OF
cotlon, linen Or silk. fiom the finest to the
coafsest number. .
As the Empire Machine is gradually
'upplahting its more antique rivals, no
ione in want Of a more useful iestrument
Of this description, be be or she tailor.
coachmak er. dressmaker or seamstNss, can
dn otherwise than secure Of these econom:
ical and inlmitable machines, suited alike
for family aud manufacturing purposes.
The office Of The. Empire Manufacturing
Co, is al No. 536 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying these
Empire Machines al prices lar below the
real value Of the instruments. New York
Herald.
November 30 l865-ly fll
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- LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(or Donble SPRING.
S k / r II

The Wonderful Flcxibili.y and great comfor,
l. and pleasure TO any lady wearing the Du-
plox Elliptic Skirt will be experienced parti.u-
larly in all crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carria
ges, Railroad cars, Church rews, Arm chairs
for Promenade and House dress, as the Skirt
can be folded while in Use to occupy a small
space ae easily and conveniently as u silk OF
muslin dress, an invaluable quality In crino-
line, not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
Elleptic Steel Spring Skirt for asingle day. will
never Afterwards Willingly dispense with their
use. For children, Misses and Young Ladies'
they afe-su rerior TO all dthers. M tit
They will not bend or break like the Single
Spring, but will preserve their perfect and grace.
ful shape wheL three or four ordinary skirts
will have been thrown aside as use less. The
hoops are coyer'd with double and twisted
thread, and tho bottom rods are not only double
springs, but twice or double) covered: preven-
ting them from wearing out when dragging
down stoops, stairs. etc.
The Duplex Elliptic Is a great favorite with
oil ladies and is universally recommended by
the Fashion Magazines as the standard Skirt OF
the Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following inestimable advan-
tages in criEoline, viz: Superior Quality, Per-
feet Manufacture, Stylish Shape and Finish fex
lbility durability comfort and economy, enquire
forJ W BTadley's Duplex Elliptic,or Double 81 9
Skirt. and be snre you got the genuine article.
CAUTIoS.--To guard against imposition be
particular to notice that skirts offered Us 'Du-
plaK' have the red ink stamp viz: j. W. Brad
lley's Elliptic Steel Springs upon the waist
band--rone others are genuine. Also notice
that every hoop will admit pin being passed
through the centre, thus revealing the two (oi
doube) springs braided together therein, which
is the secret oftheir fexibiity and strength ,ant
combination not to be found in any other skirt
For SALE in all stores where first class skirt,
arc sold throughout the U. s. and elsew here.
Manufac'd by the sole owners of the pat t
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY.
Sn9 81 Chambers q 79 a 81 Reade sts. NY
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Of sail wood, ore and other smsteIAl ,swilh
interest thereon IRON the time Of incurring
Said premises ere appraised as on entirety
at The sum OF SiIiY-two Thousand sidgFii-
" dollars [t62,Ooo COL, and must bring
iwo-thirds Of that sum. ~ y ANQ
Terms Of Sale, cash. .,.... r.....l..,,,,
80 " JOSEPH ]. MCDOWELL 7
-> Special Master Commissioner.
81 nor2ow5 Sc ir9 tl . 81 ].
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ForSsale by Druggists Generally

From Hor Warren Chase, the Ii cturcr.
My bairand Whiskers have been Inany years
gray. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia" has re.
stored both 70 their original color, black ana
covered the badness OF the top Of my head
with a fine growth of black Lair. have sew
eral friends who have used 1. with the same
results, and cordially recommend tas one Of
and Giro 1lars claim for it,
October. 1865. WARREN CHASE.
E. NJ Tubbs q; Co., Proprictors, Peterboro'
New Hampshire. A B Merriam & Co., Whole
sale Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. J s Strong
Agent, Macarthur, Ohio. may9I.ly
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Vinton Probate Court.

NoTICE.-Eli Hill, administrator of the
~ estate of Joseph E. Hill, deceased,
has filed his accounts and vouchers for in
spection and final settlement and that the
same will be for hearing in the Probate
Court Of Vipton county, Ohio, 'on Satur-
day, the 10Th day. Of December, A. D. 1885
at IL o'clock N. Of said day.
noy2o RIcIARp Craig, Probate Judge.
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w ATCHE ES
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In addition to our ma in business of PHOTO
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CWThe pfie,s and quality of our good can
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y known ltoccgre Coughs, CoIds o Hoersepesa,
asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Robert Buekner, adrnr'ofl In Vinton county
Willis Leach, decd plf ods Probate Cour.
IIfT,f va. . 10 q }fetition 10 sell landl
Mary Loach, widow ,st ais TO pay debts.
the heirs:st law Of deed ~ = 2, VI q -
MARY LEACH, widowlof Willis Leach, late
Nl Of vintbn county, OHIO, deceased, Mary,
in termarried with Lewis Page, Thomas Leach
RhSda, ,internarried with Joseph b. Mullen
Lewis w. Leach Lo1isA e., inte ermarried with
Robert Buckuer, and Sarah A, intermarrisd
with Robert 4. Byrd. all residing in Wood
county, West Virginia; George A. Leach, Jas
II. Leach, Mafiamna A intefmayritd with
Nieholas.P oder, all residing IN vinton coun-
ty. Ohio; I'd Lorihds c Leach, widow Of John
b. Leach, DECEASED late of Jasper county. Iowa
and ihc unknown heirs at law of said John b
Leach, deceased:' = p a. -
WILL TAKE NOTICE. ,
That Robert Buekucr, administrator OF said
Willis Leach, deceased, on the 18th daI Of No.
vsmbef o. d. 1865, filed bis petition 10 tke said
Probate Court within and Tor Tho said county
of Vinton, alleging that the personal estate and
effects Ct said dtcedent are ins Ificis mt 70 pay
his debts and the charges Of administering his
estate; that he died seized in foe simple of the
following described real estate, situate in said
county Of Vinton, Ohio, to wit
luz notlfFohbb QuAtteI Ois buo oohtF Hoeh
quarter of Section Number Nineteen l9), 10
township number ten (le) Of range number
seventeen (l7) containing sforly-eight acres
moro or less, subject to sale at ChillicOthe land
Office.
Also, in-lots number fourteen IA and nuta-
Der thirty seven 1917 in the town of Hamden,
Vnton county, OHIO; that said Mary Leach as
widow of said decedent is entitled tV dover In
said premises and that above named heirs at
law hold the next estate Of inheritance therein.
The prayer Of said petition is for the assign
ment OF dover to said Mary Leach widow rs
aforesaid, an. for tie sale Of said premises,
subjee. to such dover estate, for the payments
Of the debts aud charge aforesaid.
Said petition win be for hoaflng on the 18th
day Of December, a. d. 1866, or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard,
ROBERT BUCKNER, admr.
of Willis Leach, deceased.
Z. A. Brattsn. atty. for pet'r. inov22wI
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SlOaa'S CORpiII0N POWDER

Has the largest sale of any Ifrss aud Cattle MsdicaS
IN this country II isc,rnp4ri " herbs and root sd
for inilusss Hafvty leertsty Ani hcrougness stAnAR
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Caiiis MSliciisL HnInJ lO ITGU Tli Il
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Grovesteen & Co,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-21

CONCERT HALL.-Fne Holman Opera Troupe will
appear this evening in the popular opera of The
Bohemian Girl. The BALLADS In this opera are all
familiar. The whole troupe is young, fresh, and
the young prime dOnne are very pretty.
Mr., AND MRS MoRDAUNT take a complimentary
benefit at the Academy on Nav 30, at which Miss
Noeme de MaIguerttes win appear.
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Contents OF the Pirate "shenandoah.,, >,

Mr. j. G. Derby, the United States Despatch
Agent at this pord, hasl received from the United
following articles. found on board the notorious @
pirate Shenandoah when she was handed over
to. him by the British authorities. They have
arrived here in the ship Osdtiodtor Captain
Russell,--
27 chronometers, box specie, 1913 packages icon.
tents uDknownl II guns, box specie, gun from
the pirate sumter, ! carriage, ramrod, i shot,
cases eextants, 2 bales charts, case books etc a
cases rifles, etc, box clocks, etc cases gun gear
bag and barrels boots, etc., writing desks,
baPs thread and flags, box flags and English en-
sign, bundle pixies, etc. i bundle magazine tools,
! case percussion caps, brass guns, guns, 8 gun
carriages, II handspikes, 4 bundles rammers etc
bag drills, etc, box medicine, etc. bales, chests
The cannon and othen war material will be
sent to Brooklyn Navy Yard; the chronometers
and sextants, which were robbed from American
ships, will be delivered to tue rightful owners
when they apply for them. The remaining arti
cles VIII 6e sold at auction in few days.-N. Y.
EUening Post
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This sum was collected by the Provost Mar
shals Bureau at an expense of less than seven
tenths of one per cent. ard without the loss of
a dollar through neglect, accident, fraud or
otherwise. 1t has been disposed of as follows:-
Dlsbursed on account OF enrolment, draft,
substitutes, etc. .$l6,9762ll
Balance in United States Treasury. ,.... $3.50 los
Certainly it would be impossible to indte an
eIistle without reference to the ''darkey,n so
give herewith some facts respecting coored
troops.
The recruitment of men of color by draft and
substitution, was exclusively under the control
OF the Provost acknowledgements Bureau; but
their recruitment as volunteers was mainly
under the Bureau for Colored Troops" especi-
ally established tor that purpose. To present
together the entire results of these operations
which, however were produced in the main nv
the action of the Bureau for Colored Troops
the following extract is made from the report OF
the Chief of that Bureau:-
On the 10Th of July, 1866, the date on which
the last organization OF colored troops was mus
tered in, there were in the service of the United
States 40 regiments of infantry, IL of heavy ar
tillery, 10 companies of light artillery and
regiments OF cavalry-in all as follows:-
Infantry. 9S 93S
Heavy Artillery. 1862
Light ArtIery. 181
Cavalry .1245
Total ..................................12 .12sI5s
The foregoing is the largest number OF colored
troops in service at one time during the war;
The entire number of troops commissioned and
enlisted in this branch of the service during the
war is ls6,0l7, divided as follows among the
Ctataas-
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE-Mr Edwin Booth
will appear as Hamlet" There are not two ar CHI
monde" but two "Hamlets" in the field to. night
Adams gnd Booth in the same character,
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE Mr.. Adams
will give us Hamlet. The performance will have
additional interest from the cast Mrs BaSer appears
as tho "Queen :" Mr. Lewis Baker as "Laertes p; Miss
Orton as "Ophela;" Mr. treo. Clarke as the "Ghost"
There will be great curiosity to compare the Ham
lets" of The two young TRACED ans Booth and
Adams. The very first time Mr.. Adams PLAYED the
part years ago. he astonlshed his friends by his power
and
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-21

TIE CAROLINA TWINS We visited these won
derfLl colored children on Saturday evening, and
found that natural curosities they excel the Sia
mese TWINS. The constitution is peculIar-the tusus
natura more uuaccountabe. Besides th 8. the Caro-
lima girls talk and sing pleasantly, and are pretty
well educated. Thus, while we witness the freak of
nature in joining two girls together as to form
only one person in touch and other Senses we are
terested in the chat and singing of the dual one. The
Assembly Buildings are crowded day and evening,
and the public curiosity is still increasing Every
one should see the ReU twins.
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ACADEMY OF MUsto.--The entertainment at the
Academy this evening will be pleasant one. We
attt nded q stage rehearsal on Saturday. MISS Nc
Culough, the debutGnte, Is handsome, and will make
q hit. The principal amateurs supporting her also
delivered their parts satisfactorily, and evince q
knowledge OF stage business that raises doubt about
their non.professionalitv. The music will be fur.
nished by Hassers orchestra and will be choice of
course Mr.. Willis Placlde makes his firsC attempt
in, to him, a new line OF business-tragedy he
essays the arduous role OF "Gennaro {" and also
enacts the light comedy part of the Duke Aranza,"
tn the Honeymoon
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Commutation and Colored Troops

INTERESTING STATISTICS FROM THE REPORT OF
THE PROVOST MARsHAL-GENERAL.
WAsHINGToN, May l9.-I have collected some
interesting facts yet wrapped up in the red tape of
the War Office l give the totals of the diff.
ferent States, paid into the United States
Treasury as cOmmutation money during
the war According to the table, the great State
of Illinois paid the least, while that of Pennsyl-
vania paid the largest sum-the difference being
S. 6lS,40O IL is difficult to account for this
vast difference on any hypothesis which will
apply alike to all sections
The following amounts were paid by the peo.
pie of the different States for Communication dur.
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IOtal ''.'.''.',.s'ss.''''.' ..'''':'':. looOl7
The report of the Provost Marshal-G General
soon TO be issued from the Government Printing
Office, will contain much interesting and Valua-
bic statistics.-K y Times.
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ARCH STREET THEATRE. - Miss Rushton will
appear this evening IN the character OF "Rosalind"
in snakespeaIe's play of As You Like IL. The cast
will be good one but the great curiosity to see the
lady would be sufficient to attract full house.