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Strange but Truc.

Every young Indy and gentleman in the
United sta'es can hear something very much
- tirOir advantage by return mail, free Of
charge, by addr ssing he undersigned. Those
la wing any icuTs Of beng hunlbug ed will
obige by not noticing this card. All others
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Probate Notice.

QENJALIN HAWK, Admins rator Of the es-
ID tste of Jacop Hawk, Sd. deceased has filed
his accounts and vouchers i II the Probate Court
of Vinton county, Ohio. fol inspection and final
settlement, and that they will be for hearing
in said Court. on Saturday tho 14th day O.
April. AID. 1866. Dated MeArthur. March %,
1855. RIBHARD CRAIG,
Mch, %. 8 W. l2. P-obate Judge
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New SToRE.-Mr. T. A. Martin is
receiving and opening New Stock of
Goods in Bratton's building, second door
east of the Court House. Mr.. Martin pro-
poses to'scll goods at lower prices than
they have been bought in Macarthur for in
the past three years. Call and see.
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Religious Services in Macarthur.

Religious Services in McArthur'
NJ. +. CnrRcn. Preaching Sabbath at half
past ten o'clock, A. NJ, and half-past siK
o'clock, p. NJ. Sabbath School, 2 7. NJ.
A. NJ, and o'clock P. N. Sabbath School at
o'clock A. NJ, every Sabbath.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services at II o'clock
n every Sabbath.
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WANTED Agents. Male and Fcmal" at
w $40 to $3.50 per month to cell the Cele
bratcd
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MA CIIINE.
MI A c III IN T.

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This Machine will do all kinds of work equal
to the high priced Machines, and is the only
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i the World. Send for descriptive Circulars
Address SECoMB & CO.. Chicago, ILL.,, or
Cleveland, Ohio. Principal Office, No. 9 Gus
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
Fl 0 0 2 S K I r r S.

Il y - r > < 1 x T. s.
j. W. Bradley's New Patent Duplex Elliptic
(or double) Spring Skirt.
The invention consists Of Duplex Cor two)
Elliptic Pure Retired Steel Sprr gs, ingeniou ly
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 20
edge, making the toughest, most inf4xible, elias
tic, and durable Spring ever used They
seldom bend or break, like the single springs,
and consequently preserve their perfect ard
beautiful shape moro than twice as long as nny
single spring skirt that cjer has or can be
made.
The wonderful fexibility and great comfort
and pleasure 10 any lady wearing tho Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will he experienced particularly
in all crow dej assemblies, operas, carriages,
railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress, rs the skirt cqn be
folded when in use to occupy small place MS
easily and conveniently as silk or muslin
dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for single day will
nev er afterwards dispense with their use. For
children, Misses and young ladies they are
superior 10 all others.
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread md will wear twice as long rs
lie single yarn covering which is used on all
Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom
rods on every Skirt are also double steel, and
twice or double covered to prevc 1t the covering
from wearing off the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc., etc., which they are
constantly subject to when in use.
A II Are made of the new and elegant corded
tapes. and are the bcsi quality H. every part
giving to the nearer the most graceful and
perfect shape possible, and are unquestionably
the ightest, most durable, comfortable and
economical skirt ever mado.
VESTS BRADLEY. & CARY, Proprietcrs
of t he invention, and sole manufacturers, 81
Chambers, and 70 and 81, Read streets, New
York
For sale in all frst-class stores in this city,
and throughout the United States and Canadas
Havanna dc Cuba, Mexico, South America, ard
the West D. dies.
~ Inquire for tho Duplix Elliptic (or
double Spring Skirt.
January is, 1865, Smo.l A. g. G.
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LIST of Marriage License issued
by the Probate Judge for the month
ending March 31st, 1866.
Thomas Brown to Cindrllla Anderson,
Davi d 4. Keible 10 Mary J. Perkins,
John Drake to Mary Ann O'Eerrv.
Hiram s. Honnold 10 Mary F. Vest,
Andrew J. Vest to Mary L. Waller,
George w. Tihkham 10 Eliza Hyson,
Henry w. Horton to Mary G. Goff.
Stephen Kline to Leary SwepstUn,
David Wilson 10 mary Ferrell.
Alfred H. Harms 10 Sarah E. Henen,
Nicholas H. Karns TO Mary L. Dennison
George Hoop 10 Lily Belle Steece.
John w. WYATT 10 Junietta C!aypoOl,
Icaac George to Mary Funk,
Samuel Reeves, Jl', to Anna Mary An.
derson.
Emmett Forinash to Ruth Ann Morris
Jacob s. Will to Rebecca NJ. Davis
William O'Rourk to Ellen 0'Brne
Willard L. Walisa to Rachel B Thomas
Henry Keppel to Louisa Renck'
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

Published as a benefit and as a CAUTION TO
ToUNG MIN and others, who suffer from nervous
debility, premature decay of Manhood, DC,
supply ing ut the same time THI MEANS OF SELF
suIE. By one who has cured himself alter un-
dvrgUing considerable quackoIS. By enclosing
a POSTCARD addressed envelope, single copies
free of charge, may be had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn.
Kings CO., New York. febl-ly
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NOTICE,-Anv person obtaining ten sub
~ scrihcrs, and sending us the money, rrr-
TEEN DOLLARS, shall recsive the yY1ox REcoap
one yoar gratis.
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Probate Notice,

John Collins, Executor of the estate of Levi
Collins, deceased, has filed his accounts and
vouchers in the Probate CourS, of Vinton Coun
ty, Ohio, for inspection and final yettlement
and the same Sill he for hearing on Saturday
the 2lst day of April A d 1866 in sad Court
RICHARD CRAIG,
Mar. 29ih-- -G6-3w Probate judge.
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WOODFORD!! Il!
THIS Celebrated Thorough

M THIS Celebrated Thorough
&M Bred Race Horse il nearly IL hauds
AZ1 high, chestnut, well muscelod and sha-
ped, was brought to thfscounty Ia season, ard
proved himself Arsce horso, by his own success
eontending against good Blcoded Horses, not
Iocoir 9 race in this county, as his peIigres
will show. The following letter which was re-
ceived from Mr. X. Aitchison Alexander, Of
oodford county, KY, who Taised this CoLr
WoopFoRD, and sold him into Ohio, ,ia unqUes-
tiorable proof beyond dispute of the Pedigree
of Woodford
SrRNG srATIoS, wooaford Co., Kyj
January 18th, 1866. !
Mn. WARREN LccEE-DEAR Sra :--lours VI
ash December, arrived during my absoucs
from home Of 81 veral weeks duTationj | now,
on my return hasten to answer: Below teLd
pedigree Us desired Of chestnut colt:
BY RINGOLD,
Chestnut HOrse-Bred by James Long, Of
Washington d. C Joaled 1912; byold B0stOs
tsOn Of IImOleon) best son Of Sir Arehy.
lam tlirtilla, jr ID Of Cassandra) by ATehy
d Old Flirtlla, by Sir Archyj
d6y imp Robin Red Breast, son Of Sir P'tSf
by imp 0bscurity, & son OfCKolly's Eclip.s;j
old Slamerkin, by imp WidAir;
d DeLancy's imp Cub mare BY Cub,
d AmaranthLs' dam by Second;
S d the dam Of Leeds,
Flash, FoP, &C., by Star &:
9 dam by ole Partner;
10 dam BY Greyhound,
II dam by Makeless:
II dam BY Brimmer;
l3 dam by Places White Tnt;
"a dam by Dodsworh;
ID dam Layton Barb Marc, e
] dam Fanny Hill, imp BY koharch;
dam Allegrehte by imp Ytdng Trufas;
dam fhauiCmia by Phantom
dam by Walton;
dam Allegrard by Pegasus:
. dam Orange squeezer BY Highfyeri
dam Mop Squeezer by Matchem;
darn Lady by Sir C Turner's SWseps,sk,.
. dam Syphon's dam by Patriot;
10 dam by Crab:
II dam ~ Bay Bolton;
~ dam by Cprwin's Bal. .Bsrb;
l3 dam by Curwin's old snot,
IA dam by White legged Lowthcr
Is dam Vintne. marc ;Burb.
The above COLI was sold at ny salo in june,
1868, to Sam'l Alexander, Green county, Ohio.
Respectfully, r. A. ALEXANDRA.
WoOdfOrd at Columbus, July 1865
I'd duy-Purse $250, mile heats, best 2ius
Il a, Alexandor's eh Woodlord;
Gen. Moore's b Hero;
H. Walier'ss m Kate Boston. by Lexington dam
Anna Stephens by I'm. Trustee.
Woodlord was tho favorite, winning Tho lat
and Sd heats, and has distinguished himself a,
several races Wilkes Spirit of tho Times,
What may be said OF him-he has never va,
had fair chance to show what he could do,
llo never had the proper handling and WA,
rtin Invariably out OF condition being in hand,
uIacquHined with race horses, What was
done, was but the result of his uncultiyated
speed auo his great endurance, no being closs
ddcsoenGentpi old Boston and Sir Arcby. No
better blood ever run in the veins of u Horse
Woodfold was purchased and brought to this
county for the purpose of improving the stock,
and wi stand the early part Of tho coming soa.
son for limited number of good mares at tho
very low price Of S25 Tor the insurance.. Mares
from distance will receive good attention and
be kept II. reasonable rates, On pasture or any
kind Of feed the owners may direct.
1t WARREN LOCKE.
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FAIRs.-A STATE fair is queen, an agri.
cultural fair is a farmers daughter. church
fair is parsons vile, an editors fair is The
best looking girl he can get hold Of. char.
ity fair is female pauper, and the mos: un.
popular fair in the universe is boarding
house fare.
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Deaths

DIED.-Mr. Willis Leach, who resided
near Hamden, was buried by the Masonic
Fraternity, on last Monday. We under
stand Mr., Leach was 70 years of age; an
honest and esteemed neighbor and citizen.
He recently moved to this county from w.
Va. and that lie was out in Va. on business
and died suddenly from disease of the heart
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MADISON TowNsHIP.-The election
inthis township resulted in the election OF
mixed ticket composed OF both parties,
under the name oil the Peoples Ticket
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DAYTON elects her Democratic
Mayor by handsome msjority. This is
we'll done. for The homo Of Vallandigham,
when we take into consideration that last
year il was largely Republican. Oh, how
true it is "that time makes all things even. 81
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aNatriaets.

wYATT-CLAYPOOL.--On the 22d inst,
by j. A. Martindill, Esq, Mr.. John w.
Wyatt to Miss Jennetta Claypool, OF
Vinton County, Ohio.
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The election on Monday last pass
ed off very quietly. Nothing Of importance
TansPiring during the whole day,
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CORRESPONDENCE, giving news
items Of general interest, solicited from all
parts Of the county.
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WE wish our friends would send
in the returns of the different Township
elections by next Tuesday, SO as 10 insure
their publication next week.
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Subscribe for the RECORD.

HORSE AND JACK BILLs.-We are
prepared TO print Horse and Jack Bills with
neatness and dispatch.
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NOTICE Any person obtaining ten sub
~ scribois, and sending us the money, FrF-
TEEN DOLLARS, shall receive the VISToN RECORD
ono year gratis.
FOB ! RlNllNG exc cutod with reatnqss,
81 and dispatch at the RECORD oflie0, Brat
tons Building one doc east Of Cohrt llOtse
(rp stairs.)
DLANKS Of every description. for sale
Id at this office.
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CLINTON TBwNsHIp.-The whole
Democratic Ticket was elected, except one
Constable.
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A&sS.
frgE BEST OF TIE MoNTHLIEs-

The Lady's Fiend-devoted TO Fashion anl
Literature. Beautiful steel engravings. DOu-
bic size colorod fashion plates. The latest
pat.crus Of Dresses, ClOaks, Bcnnets, Embrvid.
cry, &c. Household receipts, music, &c.
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines given as
premiums Send ,5 cts for sample copy to
DHAocN & PETERSON, 3l9 Walnut st., / hila.
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Cincinnati has gone Republican
BY greatly re duced majority. Next fall
the city will be Democratic we have no
doubt.
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VINToN CoTNTY ELECTIoNs.-The
elections in the various townships of this
County, passed off on Monday last with.
out excitement. The result shows an Ell.
dorsement of the policy of the President. -
Scarcely man Of the Democratic party but
gives hearty approval Of the course that
President Johnson pursues, and the general
belief is, that it will restore peace and uni.
ty to the people and promote general pros.
Perity. In Elk township the Democratic
strength was not out, and in fact no exer.
lion was made. only the Saturday befJre
the election, full ticket vas nom mated by
a few persons. II Democrats want 10 be
successful they must commence work soon.
er, and give notics Of their acts publicly, so
the people can know what is goirg on, and
who the candidates are. &c. In all the 9th.
ter Townships heard from Democrats elect
their ticket for township officer.
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Bouties to Soldiers of 1861 and


BOuties to Soldiers of 1861 and
1862,
Passed March 9, 1866, by unsnimous con.
sen. Of the House Of Represen ;atives in
Congress,
Reso we'd, That the Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs be instructed to inquire into the
propriety Of providing by law that soldiers
who enlisted in 1861 and 1869, aud served
more than one year. and were discharged in
consequence of disease contracted in the
service, shall receive the Government boun.
ty 10 which they would have been entitled
had they served two years.
All soldiers so discharged should immedi-
ately send their DISCHARGES for collection
Of said bounty TO me, end | will get their
money 70, them as soon as the same can be
obtained by any other person.
E. A. BRA TT0N,
Military Claim Agent, Macarthur, Ohio.
Advertise in the RECORD.
For Legal Advertisements see
ourth page.
Subscribe for the RECORD.
THANKs-To Hon. II. S. Bundy,
M. c. for public documents received.
Advertise in the RECORD.
Hon. A. j. Swain, will accept
our thanks for public documents received.
Subscribe for the RECORD.
SEE new advertisements in to-days
paper.
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HORSE AND JACK BILLs.-We are
prepared TO print Horse and Jack Bills with
neatness and dispatch.
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Advertise in tho RECORD.
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AHEAD.-Ames township ahead.
Mrs. Henry Penrod is the mother of three
intert sting responsibilities, three days old
to-day, Feb. Cd. All girls. Who can beat
in All doing well. Il Athens Messenger.
A lady at RossvllIe, in this county, q
short time since, gave birth to tiplets -
Thee boys, whom she named Grant, Shcr.
man and Sheridan. We can husband yOuIs
Mr.. Messenger, and after they get married
they can raise their own BFITs.-- Zanes.
vile Courier.
Comment is unnecessary Portsmouth
TriuGne.
A lady in this county give birth to .
triplets, 4 girls and 2 boys. Morgan ahead
Il Morgan County Herald.
Pass in your clips, gentlemen.-l Athens
Messenger.
Pass out your CHAPS, ladies.--L Washing
ton Co. News.
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Macarthur ELECTIoN.-The fol-
lowing are the officers Of our corporation:
Mayor, Joseph Knler, Recorder G. w.
Shockey, Treasurer John p. Dunkle, Mar.
shal Parker Rankin, Street Commissioner
G. w. Pitcher, Council John H. King, L.
Sprague, T. Horton, A. H. Dowd and 4. A.
Hubert.
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Advertise, in the RECORD.
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Spring Election.

The following is the official vote given
on last Monday. for township officers in
Elk township, Vinton county, Ohio.
For Justice of the Peaee.
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STREET CROSSINGS DEPRECATED 80
The Round Table has had much to say OF
the colset manufacturers of the East driv.
ing q tremendous business in the manulac.
ture and sale Of artificial calves for fashion,
able ladies'. The editor Of the Sandusky
Register takes up the question snd makes o.
local application in the following farewell
expressions :
Patent adjusted calves Farewell 70
munce--iarewell TO shapely ankles aud the
attendant thrill Street crossings have lost
their value, and society is cheat. Hail to
The carnival Of false hair, felse teeth, false
breath, ano false calves!'
In the course OF the article referred to it is
stated that quite a number of ladies wha
have created thrilling sensations. on the
skating parks have been harnessed in false
calves Down here during the skating
season, we didn't see any ladies 'ha'nessed
in false calves bu. in one or two cases we
guess they were harnessed to great calves,
Judging from The way their male partners
bawled when they CHANGED to break through
the ice.
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Commercial.
Macarthur Produce Market.

CCRRkCTED WEEKLY. BY D. WILL q BRG's.
MACARTHUR, o., April 5, 1866.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ADVERTISING TERMS.
One square, ten lines, ............ 81 90
Each additional insertion, ...... 40
Cards, per year, ten lines, ........ 8 90
Notices of Executors. Administra-
tors and Guardians, ......... 200
Attachment notices before j. p. 100
Local notices, per line, ...... 10
Yearly advertisements win be charged
$50 per column, and at porportonate
rates for less than column. Payable in
advance
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BURGLARY BY WHOLEsA1E.-On
last Thursday night the Burglars of pone.
roy broke into five stores and the postofGice.
They took some three or four bags Of mail
from the Office. Among the stores broken
into We learn was Capt. o. w. Branchs.
clothing esl establishment from which they
took considerable clothing. They Gaied to
get open the post Office safe Il Messenger,
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A cotemporary says: There is a
man up in our country who lways paws for
the paper in advance. He has never been
sick day in his life, neye er had any corns
or toothache, his pnta toes never rot. the
weevil never eats his wheat, the frost never
kills his corn or beans, his babies never cry
IN the night, and most wonderful Of all, his
wife never scolds.'
CHoLRA.-We have heard of but
very little preparation being mode by either
private persons or corporate authorities to
receive that terrible scourge-the Asiatic
Chulen-which. it is confidently predic'
ted by til ose whose judgment is considered
aeliOble, will visit US the coming yeal.--
[Sentinel.
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auesrosm' gre bic bisber, sur @nftrlipuna srn 81 e. + r a.
en- ano Se9laubt9uu9 Ypn nrfuGben. ftrasr
yum g'ntalltren p9n &ednunsen in biefasr StaSi
ltorbene 9erlpnen. Sermenn sHI"t
Nl - ny
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
ALEXANDER McAULEY's
tiliaer Wrpee1p Stnre.

gtr. l6 Mainitr ,rpiltsn Der l7ten uup 1Stsn.
2aS oentltte Yublitim iprb anseIeaentlidIt auf bieIes
nfue Hstatl 9srGesrp @tItdft aufmtrtSGm 0tmiadt, no bic
eelien e,rrtertt. 2Saaren ~ bepeu:eno biuioeren @rtiIr, ais
IN tTRenp chem anotrn eerartisen 8elhdfG Der Start yer
tSutt msretn. al:n1Er 9rpfil unb itneler Serfauf, lit poS
prlrn5tp,' nah ipeldtm bteice 8efhtft aefibrt pjrp'
I'm I'D non bent shsn @,osten III aaserteuatn/ mirb mn
ethen Sslad. b;elrS Gjrplerr,4asps s~epeisn, in Dem bic ocs
setisn 8aUftr in snslii4sr, btuifbsr unb ranS6 iIdsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
Scut1cbe 2eib=Si6Iirfbrf
Qaaerhie, in 6iolhsut

Die lntsr5dtneten %crIauten it6 Sem Grrb,teu 9ublifum
nurissn, bIf lie itr a%ncrfannt artes Qaarsirr list and,
HIaiten vert ufer, nm spar haS Outenp ;u 81.
Sluttrase me- ben III u lersm @eid6fte@ 0ptal, Srratfr.
pt'6en her 6lhn une 7ten, entatsensenpmnen Wnb prompt
fibrt. @pnbu II. 81 arrbaufen.