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

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit BY the advertisers
experience, can do so by address ng
JOHN B. OGDEN,
JELLY. No, 10 Chambers St., N. Y.
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&1 SOO PER YEAR, We want agents ov

Nj nTU TN I ID NJ VIC WanU agents CIV
pla OUU erywhorc to sell our Improved 40
Sewing Mac chimes. Three new kinds. lUnde-
and upper feed. Sent en- trial. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold in the United
States for less than 40 dollars, which arc fully
licensed bY'Howe, Whealci 81 Wilson, Grover
& Baker. Sirger & Co., and Bachelor. All
Other cheap. machines are infringemcnts and
the seller or user arc liable to arrest, fine and
imprisonment: illustrated circulars sent free
CAL upon or address, Shaw & Clark, ut Bitlle-
ford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill., june7 ipyly
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BEST Family Flour at swETLAND's.
Look Out.

DIR. ], Doddridge &Son, have sold out
their stock OF Hard,care, and wish to settle
upwith persons indebted to them. Forthe
information of those concerned, we have
only to say that the books are in the nands
ofDr.J. Doddridge for collection, and it
they arc squred up soon, will save their
creditors trouble. Uan10w3.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI.
ENcE OF AN INVALID

LE'OL OF =
Published as a benefit and as CAUTION rc
YOUNG MEN and Others, who suffer from nervous
debility, premature decay of Manhood, &c.
supplying at tho same time THE MEANS OF sELF-
CURE. By one who has cured himself after un-
dergoing considerable quackery. By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single copies
free of charge, may be had OF the author. ~
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn
Kings co., New York f febl-ly
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Strange b,,t Tr,,e

Every. young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail, free of
charge, by addressing the undersigned. Those
having, any fears of being humbug ed will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedicnt servant,
THOS. f. CHAPMAN,
jelly S3l Broadway, N. Y,
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Clubs for Readers.

Twill furnish the following Magazines
with the Record at the rates named below
Cooley and Record at .........!.,.....S .S4 90
MY. Ledger and Record .,.g.,..... 4 90
Lady's Friend and Record. 100
The above furnishes the best and cheap
est reading to our friends that can be OBJ
tained. RUTH G. BRAITON.
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In VintOn Probate Court,

NOTICE Samue' G. ,sse, ndministrat tor Of
1N the estate of William a. Johnston, decd,
has filed in the Probate Court of Vinton coun-
ty, Ohio, his accounts and vouchers for in. pee
tion and final settlement, and that the same
will be fol heari G in said court on the lst day
Of February, q. d. 1867.
RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge.
ianl7w9 -sH. 'E.I0
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

IN rolls ready to be nailed down, adapted to
L Houses, Factories, and buildings of all kinds
constructed of materials that have stood the
test of fifteen years, aud manufact tured on an
entirely different and better plan than any 9TH
er composition roofing IN use. SecuTed By pat
ent. Very durable AMI at low price. Circu-
lars and samples sent free by mail Liberal
terms to agents. READY ROOFING Co.,
JuneIy No. % Maiden Lane, New York.
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In VintOn Probate Court.

NOT1CE.--sarah Jane Finney. guardian Of
~ Elizabeth Ann, Milton B., Samuel v. and
Jennie q. Finney has filed in the Probate Court
OF Vinton county, Ohio, her accounts and vou-
chers for inspection and final settlement, .a.i
that the same will be for hearing in said court,
on the 18th day of February, a. d. 1857.
RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge.
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To our Advertisers and subscribers,

1oOur urAuVertlSerSa and Subscribers
All persons who have paid for subscrp-
tion, will have theirpapers mailed to them
regularly every week until the time paid
for. All advertisements paid for, will be
continued their time, and contracts made
by me will be filled by my successor.
w. +. BRATTON.
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Those knowing themselves indebted to
the undersigned, either on Subscription or
advertising, arc requested to call immedi-
ately and settle thesame. j have sent bills
to a number of my subscribers, but they
have failed to respond, VIII they, let me
hear from them now, and save further ex-
pense and troubleP A. w. BRATTON,,
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Pianos and Sewing Machines.

, will furnish first class Grovesteen &
Co.'s Piano, or one of Decker's best Pianos
at the lowest figures. These are No. in
struments. / will also furnish an Empire
Sewing Machine at a low price. For furth-
er particulars, call at this office.
aa. RUTH C. BRATTON.
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Greenbacks and Robaclzs

Are Indispensable to the public welfare,
for one sustains the pecuniary health of the
nation, chile the other preserves the ply
sicalihealth fthe individuals COMPOSING
the nation. -rrtr-v..
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Vinton Probate Court.

NOTlCE.-Mary Holland, administrative of
~ the estate of Leonard Holland, deceased,
has filed hor accounts and vouchers for inspec-
will be for hearing in said Probate Court, on
Saturday, the I'd day of February, a. d. 1867.
RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge.
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Drs. Bonaparte & Reynod
Will attend to all afflicted who call on,or
correspond with those celebrated Physi :
cans, See card in this paper. ., -,
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens. .i."e %.
We acknowledge receipt of fine Gold desk
pen and holder. Salisbury Bro. 6 Co.,
Providence r. I. All who want articles
in their line, should send on at once. See
card on first page.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A S an induccment 10 Manufacturers. Me-
"a chancs and Store keepers to settle in Za-
leski, and to supply the daily Increasing de-
mar d for articles Of domestic manufacture and
consumption, tho undersigned offers to those
purchasing lots Of th9 Company (for the rur-
pose Of erecting business houses the following
materials at greatly reduced prices and upon
time to suit purcha scrs
Oak ard Poplar Lumber. ....$ 90 per NJ.
culDgleS''.' ..''''...,.... 3 90 per NJ
Lath 49, ''s''..' .... ..... -. 90 per NJ
Brick in quantities Of $4,000. 7 so per NJ.
Lots of5Oxl5O #, sold at 400 and upwards.
Also, number of nicely finished, comfor,a-
bio cottages, with every convenience attached
with enclosed lots 50xl50, at $3.50 and upwards
FRANCIS j. HASELTINE.
novsmS Managing Director Zaleski Co. .
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.spseial .slotieesj,,, d.

Goo A MONTH"; Agents wanted, for SIX en-
DJU tirely new articles, just out. Address
U, II. CAREY, City building, Biddeford, Me. n
juue7iswly lire " Eij.A' l1r
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BEsr Family Flour at swETLAND'S.
Sisson's Drug Store,

SissOn's Drug Store II, b,l.
Is the place to buy pure medicines. pure
licquors, fine perfumery, and toilet articles,
oils and paints ofevery description, tobac-
co, snuff and cigars of the finest quality
at the.very lowest rates. 7'1 % 30. fo7
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
Accident.

ACCIDENT. ~ .II ~
Mr. Morgan Morgan, coal dig
ger in Dowd's bank, was severely
injured, yesterday, by the falling
in of a part OF the roofing of the
bank. % ss
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Attachment Notice.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR The
"WOMEN OF the WAR u

A 'TIRACTlNG thousands by its thri,-
IA ling record Of the noble and pure
minded women, who followed their hus-
bands and sons TO the war.
Written in the glowing and soul stirring
language of
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Selling beyond our most sansuine ex.
pecIation.
1900 copies sold the first month Of lis
issue. Hundreds of Concentrations from
the press and distinguished individuals are
pouring in from all parts of the country
Agents are reporting from ten to twenty.
hye orders per day and say they find many
who are ready to take the work as soon as
presented, which is new feEure in The
book business. This work is lls own rec.
ommeNation, and sells freely 10 the best
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persevering men and women will in the
Agency find lucrative employment.
IL an Agency is wanted, send for circ liar
giving full particulars. Address,
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l4S West Fonrth St., Cincinnati, O.
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Hon. III. s. Bundy ID f-aJ'lsg9I
viii accept our thanks for documents
received, ..H sgie5a 5i4 tiQy
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eB- Advertisement TO appear on Thurs
dady morning must Ie hunded IN not later
han Tuesday evening
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RUTH C. BRATTON.

schroder's Adv. Agency, Chicago,
viii take notice that we acknowledge re
ceipt of two cans OF No. l News Ink, and
find 1t a rstrate article. =,
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Last Call,

~ Best brands of Family Flour at
SWETLAND'S. - ,-I'..s
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Religious Services in McArtLurr.

M, j, CHrRcH. Preaching Sabbath athalf
past ten oelCck, A. NJ, and laIf,test Xix
o'clock, + NJ. Sabbath Scltol, 2 i. "
PRESBYTERIAN CnrReH..-Se AZ III o,cl,k
A. NJ, and O'Clock p. N. Sabbath School At9
o'clock A. NJ, every Sabbath. ,s.' r Adf
CHRISTIAN CBURcn.- n.--Serviees at lu,eloek A.
NJ, every Sabbath. 3r,fI.f 49,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19

THE ORGAN CoSCERT.-An appreciative an
dence attended the grand organ concert Ut
the First Baptist church on Thursday night.
The middle block Of peWs and the galleries
were crowded with delighted auditors, and
the entertainment was apparently a decided
success.
When the first swelling bass notes of the
Impro visatiou were sounded, responsive 10
the professor touch thrill seemed TO run
through the audience, and the tones were
varied in richness and power by successive
combinations of stops frequent EXPLANATIONS
Of delight could not he suppressed. AS FRO
fessor Whiting retired, Il round of applause
followed him, but the demonstration was
hastily represSed by the reprorng gesture OF
the pastor of the church. The qnartette Des
S;engers Gebet was exceedingly well rendered
by eight cultivated male voices. The overture
from William Tell was executed III mastery
style, and the peculiar sweetness OF some OF
the notes struck many with new force. Miss
Walthalls rendition OF the Infants Prayer
was very fine and Mrs. Loockerman sang
Haydns With Eerdure Clad in the style
which has won her so many words OF praise
| from the citizens of Richmond We cannot
enter In to further particulars except TO give,
| en- pnSsnnt, 4 tribute toithe Organ tanta on
| themes from Gounods Faust. The lnilam-
matus (Stabat Mater has perhaps never been
better performed in our city, the solo being
| rendered by Mrs. Loockerman and The chorus
| by sixteen amateur yocallsts.
| 1t was regretted by many that the overture
| - ZauettaU with which the performance was
| announced TO close, was superseded by the
| performance of other airs, which, al
| though well rendered on the grand organ,
| were, in the estimation of some, rather out ol
| place on this occasion.
| AS a whole the concert afforded our citizens
a rare musical treat, and We near WIN piet-
! sure that there Will be a second performance
tonight 1t may be safely predicted tha'
none will 60 away dissatisfied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19
ATTEMPT TO HOLD A REPUBLI
CAN MEETING.
a HUNNICUTT MOB DEFEATS THE
OBJECT.
Disorder and Confusion.

| a paper was circulated on the streets yester.
day calling upon all Republicans opposed tc
| the :. Hunnicutt ticket = to meet at the City
| Hall at half past o'clock p. NJ. Before 7had
arrived, the mob from mass meeting on the
| Capitol Square, inftamed 10 the highest pitch
of excitement by speeches from Hunnicut,
| and Danner, surrounded the City Hall, and
rapidly filled the spectators seats in the Hus-
| tings Court room, prepared 10 defeatan mea-
sure brought up by any but the most Radical
men.
Quite number Of ex officers and soldiers of
the United States army We're in attendance,
but awed, we suppose, by the evident charac-
| ter OF the packed assembly, hesitated TO take
the lnitlatory steps towards organizing the
| meeting. The hour appointed arrived and
passed, and the negroes continued 10 push
| their way in until ut last the whole room and
entries were packed TO overflowing. Still no
one ventured to move. There We're whisper
ings among the :" few faithful but no one
could be found 10 take the chair in the face Of
the evident political complexion OF the large
blage.
At length, as the clock struck eight, 4 tall
| man, whose name no one seemed to know,
moved that Major Clinton take the chair, but
| that gentleman did not appear. Captain Bo-
hannon was then called upon, but being 4
spectator declined, amid the widest cheers.
And now began scene of disorder, de-
scription Of which would bnt disgrace our CO.
lumns. In the midst of it Major Reed ascend
ed the platform and began to denounce Hun
nicutt as 4 demagogue, IN arch villain and
traitor, appealing TO his colored friends to
hear him rs a Republican. These sentiments
were received with hootings and groans by the
mob of negroes, and The chairman was obliged
10 abdicate his post.
Radical radicalsm then began to reign
Several of the most violent men in the party
seized the opportunity TO harangue the crowd,
and unable to stand the pressure, Conserva-
tism vanished from the field. Fitchett and
banner proclaimed uudying attachment to
| the Capitol Square nominees, and threatened
with vengeance and everlasting infamy all
colored men who dared TO go against the party.
The speeches We're but repetitions of those
with which Repu blican Hall has echoed again
and again. and which have been recorded in
the Dispatch until our readers must be weary
of the Sickening stuff.
The object of the meeting was of course de-
feated and the cheers which arose from the
streets until nearly midnight proclaimed that
u Radical mob still reigned in Richmond.
Later in the evening General WaShburn, r
Sawyer, and Ulysses Mercer, of the Congrcs
sional Committee on Railroads, addressed tbs
| meeting. These speeches were of the most
Radical character-all advising the Republic
cans of the city to be united and vote the
Hunnicutt ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19
rHx CONCERT AT rHx BAPTIST CHrRcH.-Ths

THE CONCERT AT THE BAPTIST CHCRcH.-Ths
concert given at the First Baptist church Thurs
day night, on the occasion Of the opening OF the
new Slo, 900 organ, was brilliant succsss. The
very elite and fashion Of the city were present,
and the /" improvisation" as we'll as every other
feature OF the programme. gave the most Intense
and unbounded satisfaction. Never were such
organic " notes before heard In this city, and
never before has Richmond audience had
more rare and recherche musical treat 1t Is esh-
mated that 800 OF Riehmonds fair were present
every one OF whom will write an account OF the
brilliant event to some friend. II is important,
however. that they should use the very best pa
per. envelopes. Ink. and pens. None other would
enable them to do Justice to the occasion and at
III Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg depot, Is
the place to find the cheapest and the best to be
had In Richmond. few doors below the theatre.
Be sure to call or send.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19

A PROGRESSIVE AGg.-The days OF old fcgyism
and antiquarian notions have evidently passed
away, and may now be numbered among the
things that we're. Our forefathers were con-
tent to ride in Gigs and coaches at speed not ex
ceedtng three miles per hour they we're content
to walt fortnight for news from New York. and
three months for European Intelligence: but how
is 1t with their progressive descendants OF tho
present day : Steamboats, and railroads at thirty
miles an hour, and inte ligsnce every ten minutes
from IL the foreign capitals and the various metro
poan cities OF this continent, scarcely suffice. 30
with the great art Of printing. Our forefathers
wrote their handbills and circulars, and were
totally ignorant Of bill heads, business cards, and
catalogues. But no one now pays attention to
hit that "a not printed In the very best style,
and 1t Ia just this style in which the DISPATCH
| PRINTING HOUSE executes all orders in its line.
II guarantees satisfaction as to price and quality.
and pledges proDptness and dispatch.
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