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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

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NOTICE Sarah v. Andrews whose place
~ of rts.dence is unknown, is hereby noti-
fed that Seth N. Andrews did, on the goth day
Of December, ad 1865, file his petition in the
office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Ples within and for the county of Virton and
State of Ohio, charging the said Sarah v. An
drews with adultery, With one T. D. Norton,
and asking that he may be divorced from her,
the saia Sarah ", and for other relief, which
petitien will be for hearing at the next erm of
said court. SETH n. ANDREWS
dec2OWo by 81 G. Jones, his att y. b
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p r o s p e CT u s
OF THE
OHIO STATESMAN
FOR 1867. - =

A S in the past, through sun shine. aud storm
N THE ONO STATESMAN will continue inhex
ibly Democratic unalterably devoted TO an
advocacy of thc maintenance Of he Cons titu-
ton, in spirit and in letter, and to the preser-
vation of the Union. Aside frsm this, T HE
STATESMAN will bestow particular attention to
Ne,eS, Legislative and Congressional Re
ports, Choice, Instructive and
Pleasing Literature.
And will give faithful Market Reports from the
leading Commercial Centers of the country.
On tn, 18th Of December THE WEEKLY
STA1EsMAN will be 10 enlarged as to give two
and half additio nal columns Of reading matter
weekly. The following are the "a.
TERMS-CASH IN ADVANCE.
Daily Stat sman per year. ...... 80 90
do : do six months. $50
Tri-Weekly Statesman per year 4 80
do do six months. 2 %
WEEKLY STATEMAN.
One copy, six months, for. 80. 8 90
One copy, one year. for. ......... 2 90
Five copies one year for. r........ 8 90
Ten copies, one year for .......... IL 90
Twenty copies, one year for. 80 90
Fifty copies, one year fer ....t... rs 90
LAYMAN & ESHELMAN,
dao12vQ CoIur lima nb;o
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Notice to Creditors Of
ThOs. A. Martin, AssignOr.

I N the ma tier of the assignment OF Thomas
A. Martin. | will on the 18th day of jan
uary 1867 pay 25 per cent. (being the first div
idend, on claims allowed.
.v'1 H. c. JONES,
dee2oN4 Aeignes Of T. A Martin.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
HARDW.ARE!!
TIN w A II e!

All of which will be sold very low for cash.
To convince the people that we sell che aper
than any other establishment in town, We ask
them 10 give us a call. .. .....
Room Que door east of E, D. Dodges store and
opposite Brattons block.
novlym STRONG & GIBBONS.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
R Il N G,S
Rim G'S ..
VEG E T ABLE AMBR0SIA
is THE MIRACLE OF FTHE AGE.

nRAY-HEADED people have their locks re-
" stored by 10 to the dark, lustrous, silken
tresses of youth, and are happy
Young people. with light, faded or red hair
have these unfashionable coors changed to a
beautiful anburn, ami rejoice
People whose heads are covered with dand
ruff and humors, uso IL, and have clean coats
and clear and healthy scalps t,.
Bald-headed veterans have their remaining
locks tighteped, and the bare spo covered
with luxuriant growth of hair, aud dance tor
joy
Young gentlemen use 1. because It is richly
perfumed .... ... '
Young ladies use it because it keeps THEN
hair in place ..-.
Everybody must and will uso Il, because Il Il
the cleSnest and best article in the market +
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"HOmes for the Homeless"
FIN E f AR M
8 A L. E q.

+ WILL sell 500 acres of Land; IS acres mea-
Il dow land, 40 acres pasture land, s5 acres
fallow ground, making 10 acres cleared and
fenced, tie remainder we'll timbered.
There lie, on the farm, two good frame houses
one Of which is 2 stories, with good rooms,
also, stable, out nouses good we'll of water, &c.
The other is ] Il stories with good rooms,
good we'll of water and goc d ont. bu ldings.
A Fine Orchard
OF 200 apple trees (mostly bearing,) 100 peach
r rees (bearine,) and q fine lot Of plum pear
and cherry trees This land lies in Harrison
Township, Vinton county, 'thio, is on theState
road from ChiIicothe to Macarthur. miles
from the NJ. e. c. railroad, at Raysville, r:.iles
from Londonderry. This land will be sold at
very Low FIGURES. and on fair terms.
Possession Given Immediately.
Also, 800 shocks of corn and Is tons of hay yet
on the premises, will be sold, with, or separate
from the farm. For further particulars, write
me, or call al my Office, in McArtbur, Ohio.
.Tre-.r --1 ~ - III, c. JONES,
declswo- Agen.. and Atty.
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Comfort and Cure
for the Ruptured.
Bent post paid on
receipt Of u cents.
Address Dr.. Z. B.
I o y 7 E, 1880
Broadway, N. Y.
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For Sale by Druggists Generally.

From Hon Warren Chase, the lecturer.
My hair and whskers nave been many years
gray. Rings Vegetable Ambrosiap has re.
stored. both to their original color, black ana
covered the badness on tho top of my head
with fine growth of black Lair. have Sow
cral friends who have used i. with the same
tho few medicines that will do what its labels
and Giro 1lars claim for it.. IN.
October, 1865. WARREN CHASE,
f. NJ Tubbs d Co., Proprotors, Peterboro'
New Hampshire. A b Merriam & Co., Whole
sale Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio. DR. s Strong
Agent, Macarthur, Ohio. .t maySI-lys
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

Sent In sealed en-
veloPe on receipt Of
10 cents. Address
DR.. Z. B. FOOTE,
suthor Of Medical
Common sense,l13
Broadway IN. Y:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

PLANKS of every description. for sal g
ID at this office.
Advertise in the RECORD,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

OLD EYES MADE NEW
easily, without doc
tor or medicines.
Sent, post paid, on
receipt Of 10 cents.
DR. z B FOOTE,
'lS0 Broad way,
New York.
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90 To THE PEOPLE OF Nc
ARTHUR AND VICINITY. 20
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Ir.. .Ja ...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

We are now prepared to DO JcF
work with neatnsss and dispatch. Give q
call.
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dec13w8 Colum bus, Ohio.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
The UTe.

Only lei woman insure that She l.
precious 10 her hu>hanl-noi useful, NOT
valuable, nnt convenient. simply. hui
lovely and beloved; let her be the recip-
lent OF his polite and hearty attention;
let her feel that ler care and lose are no
ticed. appreciated and returned: let her
opinion be a>kel. hcr approval sought.
ami her Judgment respected IN matters Of
which she Is cogrizani In short. lei her
only lie loved. honored and cherished. in
tuliillment of The marriage vow. and sllc
viii be 10 her husband. her children and
society a well sprin" of pleasure. she
viii bear pam. and toll and anxiety Tor
her husbands love l.. to her a tower and
4 fortress Shielded and sheltered there
in, adverSity viii have lost i1s sting. She
may suffer. but sympathy viii dull the
edge of sorrow. A house with lore in IL
and by love mean love expressed III
words. and looks. and deeds, for have
not one spark of faith IN love that never
crops outs TO a house without loyc,
as person 10 4 machine; one Is life,
and the other Is mechani>m-,he unloved
woman may have bread Just as light, a
house just as tidy as the other. but the
latter has 4 spring of beauty about her,
"a jovousneSS, an aggressive penetrating
and pervading brightness 10 which the
former Is stranger The deep happi-
ness in her heart shines on her face. She
CLEANS over il. Ii Is airy. and graceful.
and warm AMI welcoming with her pres
ence; she Is full of deyi~e> and plots, and
sweet surprise for her husband aud fam
ily. She has never done with romance
and poetry of life. She hersclt l. lyIic
poem setting herself 10 all pure and gra-
ciou> melodies. Humble household WAY,
and duties have for her golden signiii-
canoe. The prize makes calling high,
and the end sancliiie> the means ~Loy,
IS heaven and heaven Is love"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

Across THE SIERRA NEvApAs--The
great tunnel of the Central Pacific rail
road at the summit of the Sierra Nevada
range Is opened. The track i being laid
on the eastern slope. locomotive i al
ready running IN the Truckee valley. and
in a few davs the road viii have reached
the open country of the Salt Lake i'asin,
after which progress will Toe RAPID and
easy. This overcomes the onl Y noiloea-
bic obstacle on the western portion OF the
through line; and its significance l. un-
derstood when we are told that the cost
and difficulty of grading the $50 miles
now nearly completed, Is greater than for
the coo next following. The chief en-.
gineer expects TO average a mile a day
across the interior valley next wear, 1lh,
local traffic on the completed portion
surpasses all previous estimate, and 4 Ia,
cratiye without the immense through
business which We may expect 10 flow
over L.
In accordance with the act OF Con
gress. the Central Pacific Railroad com
pany receive a large subsidy, and are ls'
suing their first mortgage bonds TO Inn
lifted amount. The merits and adrant
aces of these securities as an investment
are fully set forth in their advertisement
lin another column.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
The Execution Of Macmillan.

II seems that the accounts heretofore /
published of The execution of Maximil-
ian. Emperor of Mexico, Were incorrect.
Tudos. Maximilian's body servant, and
the priest who attended him in his last
moments. give the following description
of the tragedy, which no doubt l. the
authentic one We omit the preliminary
proceedings, As described 10y the MARIA
tors, excepting only the facts that there
were five men detailed 10 shoot each pris-
oner-one 10 act a. a reserve; that they
stood five PAGES distant. and that the
condemned stood three feet apart from
each other.
His Majesty placed his hand on his
breast TO show the soldiers where 10 fire.
and opened his arms 10 receive the shots.
The signal was given and The four men
fired. The Emperor looked upward anu
fell slowly, in a sitting position lie wa,
struck by all four halls, by three in the
lower part of his wiastcuat ON the lett
side and by one high up on the right.
lie moved his ewes and arm and look
ed toward Tudus. who had been standing
only three PAGES from him, as if he wish
ed TO speak, but he WAS not able to ar
ticulate. One of the priests sprinkle,l
him with holy water. The man held in
reserve then came up and gave him the
fifth ball, but it only went through the
lungs on the right side. The muzzle OF
the gun was - close that the waistcoat
took fire and Tudos had 10 pour wafer
on it to put ont the flame. The Emper-
in his agony pulled at his wai>tcoat as if
TO open ii. and tore ii at the fifth button
hole from the bottom lie continued
moving. 80 another soldier WAS brought
up, but his rife missed fire Gen. Diaz
came up on horseback and told them ia
make haste and finish; again soldier
came up and pulled, and again did the
piece miss fire. There were no more
men ready with their arms loaded, and
some moments were lost in finding one
AT last one was brought who stepped up
close and fired. and this time the shol
went through the Emperor's heart, and
put an end TO his sutierln-s. lie gave a
convulsive start. gasped. and fell back
dead His dress had again caught fire.
and Tudos had to extinguish ii with wa
ter. The Emperor must have died about
two minutes after he received the first
| fire.
-Four cargaioreS ilen brou-i.t a rou4l
kind of coffin. too short for the body.
which was pushed in with the legs han@-
inc over the edge, and in that manner II
WAS carried back 10 Quereiaro. unac-
companied by any officials il was iol-
lowed. however, hy great numiser oi
poor Indians. wecping loudly Every
drop of blood which fell on the greunJ
was quickly wiped up 10y the handkcr-
chiefs of these poor people Maya di'
not die till after The Emperor; II tool
seven balls 10 kill him- Miramon WA
the oniv one of the three who died i'm
mediately- All three were fired at a
the same moment. IL was his Majesty
particular wish that. in case they wer
oIn lemnci, they should all Toe execute,
together
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
The California Election account
Ell TOr.
Some tacetiouS ''John PAUL. thus ex-

Some faeetiOu> ''John Paul. thus ex-
plains the late election in California:
California is nothing if not extreme.
She never does anything by halves. The
Eureka of the state arms should be
construed To read Whole hog or moth
ing" She growS the biggist trees and
the smallest woodpeckerS, the greatest
oxen and the smallest oysters. the loud
e>t women and the httlest babies of any
country on earth. When the weather
sets in TO he dry not so much as a drop
OF dew falls for six months; when ii
takes fancy TO ram ii rains half the
year through without a break. Fires
are not of frequent occurrence, but when
they come they burn up a whole town
They either have no law at all and mis-
creantS 30 unpuniShed, or the inhabitants
turn out en- maS>e and hang everybody
Crops are either SO large as TO astonish
the world or fail entirely. Mines either
pay immensely or smash their owners in
corresponding degree. When the hat is
passed around in church-they do have
churches there-thc chances are even
whether the crown be StOven in by
twenty dollar pieces or it goes back
empty. Travelling Is generally safe,
but when they blow up Il steamboat it
means something. Nothing more is
ever heard OF a boat or passengers Small
swind!eS are unknown. When man
goes in to steal he puts hiS claws on a
whole township and will not compro-
mise on anything less than church. Sc
in domestic matters: husbands and wives
are either on the most atfcciionate and
intimate terms or else sleep in separate
bells. Women are either barren alto
gether or else throw triplets without a
moments warning. In short it Is the
darnde~t countrv-if | NAV be pardoned
the Use of a classical New England
plrase-that ever the sun shone on.
Everything exists in extremes, and these
extremes never meet.
Here You have an explanation of the
late election. During the war every
thing was radical and republican. One
could not veil too loud nor shout toe
long in favor OF what WAS differently
known a. 1.-The kiz.' and 1.-THE koz." Ii
WAS not safe 10 walk down the street un-
les YOU clothed yourself with the spar
dangled stanmcr Is with a garment anC
slapped lis folds in YOUR neighbor'S eyes
Firm hut undemon>trative UmiOni>n
was not recognized The whole thing
waS conducted on the scale. or rather al.
ter the pattern OF one of Your biz camp.
meetings. where ii l. not allowed thai
:; man las ',.ot religion unless h
scratches up the gravel, throws sand
ami bellows Ike lcp-horned bull
Democrats were dispised-and l don
know but that they deserved TO he. NOV
YOU see. how the whole thing has chang
Jed. Democracy has swept the state, an
/. l. hard to fiml radical, BY and b
the thing viii take another turn and IN
-ho>t ot jackson Nigh: trot horse a
through the stale without waking ia
shade OF a follower.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

No LOVE PowpEl.s FoR IlER.-Ihe
first DAY after the arrival OF the Camp
Hunt parts from this city, IN CoyinelJa
county. they were visited 10y two OF the
'piney woods giri>. After a very
pleasant clIit-cllat and when about to de-
part, they were invited te take 4 social
glass. This they readily accepted, and
our handsome young druggist friend went
TO work 10 fix up something extra nice
Tor the fair visitors, They eyed hiIn
vcIy closely during the operation, show
ing most concern IN REGARD 10 the grating
OF the nutmeg 10 finish of the drinks.
The glasses were handed 10 them, but
the unmarried female hesilatel awhile
before putting ii 10 her lips. Finally,
She turned her back and was observed
blowing of the nutmeg before gulping
down the draught The boys couldn'
divine the cause of her hesitancy or the
object OF her blowing. In a day or two,
however, ii was explained 10 their amuoe-
mcni, by some young men from the same
house, They said the -,-al-'' Thought
them cocktails couldn't be beat. but that
the Youngest one declared she was too
sharp Tor that fine city buck who fixed
them up. '-Ile couldn't gel her TO drink
hi- iors po1rlgs what hc put on top OF
the dram he couldn't come If over her
if she WAS 'piney woods tackey,,' No
love powders for her.-M,,aggavy lHD
/ - l.tlqeL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

ments of the palace-and so it CHANGED
that the temptation came TO my friend
to put OH a workman's blouse and thus
enter the royal precincts, while the flag
indicated the presence OF the august fam
lily, foated detiantly over the roof. so
he effected an entrance and when once
within the royal halls, dropped his as
sumed character. and devoted himself TO
ihe pictures. Ii happened that he re-
mained in one of the apartments after
the workmen had left, and while quite
alone, the queen came tripping iii, wear
ING plain white mourning dress, and
followed by two o: three OF her younger
children, dressed with like simplicity.
She approached The supposed workman,
and Said-'Pray can you tell me when
the new carpet will be put down in the
privy council chamber. and he think
ing he had no right 10 appear 10 recog-
nize the queen under the circumstances,
rcp!ic,l-'Rc.Iliy, madam cannot tell
but | will inquire 'Stay'->he said
abruptly, but not unkindly, who are
YOU Il perceive that You are not one of
the workmen.'
Mr.. w -, blushing and stammcr-
img somewhat, made Il clean breast of it
and told the simple truth. The queen
seemed much amused with his ru>e, and
for the sake OF his love for art. iorgavc
it-then added smiiing-'I knew for all
your dress that you were a gentleman,
because you did not your majesty NE.
Pray look II the pictures as lon. as YOU
will. Good morning Come, chick-, we
must 90
Another anec,lotc illustrating Veto
ria'S admirable good sense and strict do
nestle discipline. carne 10 mc directly
from one who witnessed the occurrence.
One day, when the queen was present in
her carriagr at Il military review, the
pri ,eSS ruval. then rather Il williul Girl
of about thirteen, sitting on the front
seat, seemed disposed to be rather ilmil-
lar and coquctti-h with some Young Off
GERS of the escort. Her majesty gave
several rcproving looks. without avail
'winked at her but she wouldn't stay
winked.' At length. in flirting her hand
kerchict over the side OF the carriage, she
dropped it-to) evidently not accident
ally. Instantly two or three youn. he
rUcS >prang from their saddles TO return
it to her far hand-hut the awful voice
OF ROYALTY >tavcd them. Stop. gentle
men exclaimed the quccm-'lc;.v" ii
JUL where ii li,>. Now, mr daughter.
yet down from the c;,rria-,. and pick up
vour handkerchief lhcrc WIS no help
for il. The royai toouman let down the
steps tor the little, royal lady. who pro-
cecded to lit trcm the dust the pretty
piece OF cambric and lace She bIu>hed
Il good deal. though she tossed her head
,aucilv. and she WAS doubtless amgry
enough, but the moriityiug lesson may
have nippcd in the bud her first impulse
towards coquciry 1t W. harL, but il
Was wholesome. How many American
mothers would br equal To such a piece
otSpartan di>ciI line '-Grdc Gro,lroo,
IL Ih, .isjrmc..