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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-07-04
-ASTROIOGY.
The World ASlOniShed
AT The WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE By THE GREAT ASTROLOGlST
Madame III. A. PERRIGO.

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enclosing a small lcck of hair. ~.
Address, MADAME III, a. PERRIGO,
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CAPITAL, $50 S1,OOO,OOO T.
Security, $2,000,000!
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE Go.
OF CINCINNATI.

DIREoroRs;--ThOmas Sherlock, Pres't; R. NJ.
Barker, IlaIt & Cool Joseph q. Butler, Pres't
Lafayette Bank, l.. r. Huh, Of Addy, Hull &
Co., 4, X. Winslow, of Wnslow q Smith, G.
Rule, of C, Rule & Coleman, Adolrh Wood, of
Adolph Wood and Co, John Shillito. OF ] ohm
Shillito a, Co., A. D. Bullock, of A. D. Bull
lock and Co., D. T. Woodrow, Of Woodrow,
Mears and CO., Allen Collier, of John Swasey 3
Co, L. A. Harris, Mayor of Cincinnati, James
Glenn, Of VIM Glenn and Sons, W, Byron
Carter, Asst S,c'v, W p. Stratton, Surveyor,
W. B, Cassidy, Vice Presr, W. n. Richardson,
Secretary.
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DLANKS of every description. forsale
ID at this Office.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-07-04
NEoNEY FREE AS WATER

I'M $1,000 Active Local and Travelling
? Agents, Male or Female, of all ages, are
q wanted to solicit trade in every City. Town
Village, Hamlet, Workshop aud Factory,
throughout the entire world, for the most
saleable novelties ever known.-50O Per
= Cent. Profit and READY SALE WHEREVER
oFFERED!! Smart men and women can
make from S5 to $50 per day, and 10 risk
Of Iossl A small capital required of from
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q adyance--we first send the articles and re-
ceive pay afterwards If you actually wish
10 make money rapidly and easily, acrite
or full particulars and address
MILNOR & CO., (From Paris,
~TTg6 = 210 Broadway New Y YOrk.
Newspapers copying tcill be literally
dealt with. ~ 4 -. JaT3l-67-1y
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false irizzcs, your switches,
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Has the largest sale " my Horse and Cattle Medicine
10 this country, II i'cHnporcl II herbs and roNts, and
for mldness eal-iy. ccranlyaHd ilorongncsS stands
prc-emlnoniy u; The head Uf the IISt uf IOra and
Cutie hcdicinrI.
1t carries NJ all gross mnrs. prevents horses from
becoming still laundering pun Grs the hluod lonsons
the skin. and gives 1t Suioulh and glossy appearance,
ccnnscs the water and strengthens every part ol Tho
body. i IA asn Salu Hnd certain remedy for cUugbs
and eOdr, whic.' generate 81 many fatal diseases
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tls,s47 95

VIM. B. DAVIS, Agent,
McArthur, Ohio.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-18

exhausted and unworthy Of the age; that they
learn how ll-inspired they are to trust in their
own success, in their own efforts, and in their own
enterprises, ana that they see that NO one can
break a Jasces of forces such as that which Jesus
Christ and his divine virtue bound upon the stone
of the confession of the Apostles. Now more than
ever, venerable brethren, men must see clearly
that there is no narrow and trusty bond between
souls, but while there reigns over all tie single
and self-same spirit of God, and must know that
il they abandon God and despise, the authority Of
the Church ,tthey do not attain that felicity which
they seek in the path of crime, but are hurled
into the cruelest dissensions and the most terrible
storms"
In concluding, the Pope says:
"Let us then pray our Lord Jesus Christ humbly
and continually, to rescue His Church from 30
many evils and dangers, to give her the joy of
peace, victory over her enemies, so that for the
glory Of His name, He may inspire with salutary
resolutions all those who are now in error, and
upon you venerable brethren who will pray for
this result, upon you, upon oil our venerable
Bishops Of Catholic nations, upon all the faithful
in your charge, from whom we have received and
are receiving SO many proofs of piety and love- we
bestow, from the bottom of our heart, our
apostoical blessing joined with all our prayers for
their happiness"
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s5-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HE

@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn OF few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
coarse rustic flushed face, she Ind soft ruby com
ple1ion OF almost marble smoothness and instead o.
twntyhree she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
qury as to the OF great chonge she plainly
told them that she usod the CIRcAasIAN BALM, and
considered 1t invaluable acqus hon to any toilet
Byits any Lady Gensn can improve their per-
soal appearance hundred fold It is simple in Its
combination as Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
ed In its efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal
ing cleansing and beautfying the skin and complexion
by its direct the cucle it draws from it all its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended should becear soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail or Express on re-
ceipt Of an order, by
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street. Syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 80 y
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New YORK News.

NEW Yoax, July H.-A fire commenced this
morning at North Point, Jersey City, opposite
here. Loss now $500 900. It is still raging, but
not so Aercely. ~ =
morning near Hudson city. BuRns won in twenty
rounds.
The suit against the New York Central Railroad,
for e1tortiem in demanding gold for fare, was de-
ciied against the Company.
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From New Orleans.

NEW oR1RANs, July 17-The City Currency is
the absorbing topic. All seem to agree as to its
eventual redemption. st
win bring it back to par. lis evidently arumor
for speculative purposes that General SHERIDAN
will issue An order regarding it, but the General
diisolains al llintention OF interfering.
New ORiEAss, July 1L-The Consul at Santiago
de Cuba writes to Collector KELLOGG that no epi-
dernc, contagious or infectious disease is in any
ports in his consular district.
Generals RossHAU and ORD are here, the former
ON visit to his friends.
The Common Council adopted an. Ordinance
providing Tor common school education for COL
ored children appropriating $1,000 for their main
tenancs at the same joint meeting Of the City
Council. .g ;z-se ......3 -
Tomorrow night it is supposed that steps will
be taken for the withdrawal from circulation Of the
larger denominations Of city notes.,
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Hon. HE ascHEL V. JoHNsoN.-Thc Atlanta Ne,o
Ert learns that the above named distinguished
citizen has been pardoned by the President, and
says, if this be SO, the public may expect to be
galed with another letter against reconstruction.
strange fatality seems to attend pardons now-a-
days
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sSERRoRS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay and oil the effects of youthful indiscre
tion will for the sake of suffering humanity send free
to Ill who need It, the receipt and directions for making
tn, simple remedy by which hc was cured. Sufferers
wshl to prof! by the advertisers experience can do
80 by addressing /, perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
April % 3mos+ No AZ Cedar street. New York.
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEA;E July 17cThe steamship Herdsse
two and hall days from Tamptco, arrived this II
She was seized BY the Uuited States authorities,
and awnits the orders Of the Treasury Department.
The officers here report that. GoMEz issued pro-
clamation declaring Tamsulipas sovereign State
GoMKz and GARKsBANpEAU CANAI.Ez are raising
troops for the capture Of Tampico. They utterly
ignore JuARRz and will proclaim themselves tor
ORrsaA. They report SANTA ANNA as taken out Of
the steamer Fsygtnia, but the Mexican officer
Consul General walked under instead Of over the
flag, as reported.
Marine News.
New Yoax, July 17.-At six A. NJ. to-day, the
steamer Ss,pdn Stream, from Harlem, struck a
rock and soon sunk. AL saved.
Domestic Markets.
NOON DBPATcH.
NEW YoRK, July H.Stocks generally steady;
Governments dull and heavy. Money Sac. Gold
sold 45f, now quoted at 40a. Sterling, time, 10ta
10i; Sight, 10ta104; 60 Coupons. u14; ga, l09
IS, 1Osf; new issue, 1871 1905, fist series, 107s
others, 1o7s Virginia SIS, e1-coupons, So: Ten
nessee SIS, 6si new series, 66i. Flour 1Oa20e.
lower. wheat 5a15, lower. Corn dropping. Pork
steady, $22 80. Lard and Whlskey firm. Cotton
steady at 26ac. Turpentine 57a5Sc. hosm quiet
and firm; common, IS 50aS 623.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton active and very firm. Sales 800 bales at
262. Flour dull, State STALL, Southern 50 65al7.
wheat dull. Corn scarce, firm and unchanged.
Provisions quite firm, Mess $22 80. Groceries
quiet and steady. Texas wool "a. Freights dull
Stocks hssvy; Money Sas. Gold Sss' 0z o0u-
pCIo oun7nss u .as July 17.-superane Flour 50
choice S12. Wheat 50. Corn shelled 81 90: Mess
Pork s2s. Dressed shoulders 113; clear sides l4s'
CMo1NxAr1, July 17.-Fiour unchanged; Corn
steady. Mess Pork, sales 600 barrels at s23 w.
Bacon shoulders u: Lard 12s.
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Coffee quiet and neglect
cd. Middlng Uplands 25a253. Flour scarce
Howard street Extra s13s. Wheat 15a2O lower
Corn steady. Provisions continue to improve, but
scarce. Bulk Shoulders IL; Ribbed Sides 12sa125
Bacon Shoulders 12a12I; Ribbed Sides IA; clear
Ribbed 14aa142; Mess held at s24. Sugar inactive
w WMMNaToN, July 17.-Turpentine quiet, 81
Ros;n steady, 81 6Oa6 rs. Tar firm, s3 IS.
SIvANNAH. July 17.-Cotton firm, prices un
changed; Middling 23. Sales 80 bales. Receipts
100 bales. GU. ;,, h,,t ataod,,
sales 90 bales; MiddIing 2Sa2st ,Azo h.,oo srmer
Whaling 2Sa24c. Receipts during the last three
dsys IS, against $50. Exports for the week
1903. e.,.u INN ho,es firm
1aw Middlings, 23a4c Receipts l9. Louisiana
amoar. lair, 1Slc. strictly prime, LOG. Moiasses
IN narket-Cuba, stock light; held nmy luil.
fsir TO prime, 14c. Molasses, large stS cS nJnii
aiiv l15O. Flour firm superhne, su cnoict
extra, SIC 5Oa1s Corn firm; scarce yeaGIwt asc aas
porI 1niet Arm, $24 rs. Bacon Bib Sides, iStc:,
NJ. S1sc no shoulders in first hands. Stoci
iisnt. Gold, 1893; Sterling, 5laS4; Ne" f0ri
Sight premium. H.. I,u Mid
IosLE, July H.-Sales lou paies' Ao" Ai1"
ling 213c. Receipts !.
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.Wa.hinston. News

WAsHmeToN, July 17.-Persons here to secure
relief on the Lsyse questions are much dis
coursged.
It is understood thst the cotton cases involving
reclamation by loyal owners, decided against the
government by the Court Of Claims, win be ap-
pealed. The amount involved is S, ,0OO, 600.
In the island Of Manritias 200 deaths are report
ed daily. Quinine is $75 an ounce. i.,.a.t
The Veto Message will probably be delayed. and
instead Of formal veto and protest on grounds
already argued, the President, it is understood.
win send to Congress an elaborate and carefully
prepared State paper. ft
In the SURRATT trial, MATHEwEs evidence re-
garding BooTHs letter was ruled out. Nothing
very pointed transpired to-day. The defence gave
notice that they would close. their evidence to-
The Gold in the Treasury amounts to $685.
600 0OG -
The internal Revenue receipts to-day averaged
f766 mn .sss = S--',~-f - -'--'
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aBSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIy-
ED at the Office of the Chief Disbursing Officer Of the
Bureau R. F. and A. L., State Of South Carolina until
12 O'clock noon of the goth day Of July for building
Brick School House on Bull street, in the City of
Charleston.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the office Of
the undersigned No. s, Southern Wharf Proposals
must be accompanied by the names OF two responsible
patics who will become sureties for the faithful compile
ton OF the contract nd must be endorsed Proposals
Eul street School house. and addressed to the under
signe].
The right is reserved to reject oil bids received
not satisfactory. JAMES 2. LOW.
July "a Bt 1t Col and A. @. NJ
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;T,or. q n. HilI on Georeia,

Hon. n. b, Hin OF GeorGIa. = :.
AuausrA, July 17.-Ex-Senator B. II. HILL de-
ivered speech at Atlanta yesterday. he takes
decided ground against Reconstruction under the
Military Bills and advises the people to reject the
proposed terms.
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aSsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DlsTRICT-cLERK's OFFICE C. @. 8. AND c. P.
PUBLIC NOTICE.-I,J j. W. BRowNFTELD, Clerk Of
said Court in pursuance of the Act Of the Legislature in
such case made and provided, do hereby give pnbc no.
tco that IN ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF chARLEs-
TON DISTRICT will be held on Monday, the 9th OF
August next at ull the usual places Of election through.
out the said District.
Witness my hand, at Charleston, the 28th June, 1857
j. W. BRowNFIELD, G. G. 8. and G. P.
1,po
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Dumas has written play for his dearest love-
the Menken, in which that female appears in two
characters. She needs q character
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MARRIED..

At the Church Of the Nativity. Huntsville, Ala, OF
the 9th instant by the Rey'd J. n. BAF1sTER =
BARNWELL RHETT, JR., to HARRIET MOORE
BARNARD. daughter of the Late DR.. DAVID MOORE. o.
the snme place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ng ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
DIVIDEND IN LIQUIDATION
JULY II, 1874 final Dividend of ONE
DOLLAR AND FORTY CENTS per Share will be paid to
the Stockholders from this date until the 18th day Of Au
gust next, on which day the Dividend Books and Office
of tho Company will be closed
Stockholders required to produce their Certificates
of Stock, in order that the may be cancelled.
BY order Of the Board
JOSEPH WHuDEN,
July II wi thin sec'ry and Treasr
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So OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHAR; EsToN, July 13th 1s67.-As the Civil Authori-
ties have instituted active to improve and per-
feet the sanitary condition of the city, the Registrar
would earnestly invite the prompt md jealous coopera-
ton of tho citizens in enforcing the same.
They arc particularly requested to observe and re-
port oil nusances any condition of promises preud
cial to the public health.
"a Complaint Books" are deposited at the Lowcr and
Upper Wards Guard Houses for this purpose for the
accommodation OF the public.
GEORGE s. PELZER NJ. D.,
July 13 Is City Registrar.
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De- CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL soCIE.
TY.-The Members Of the above Society are requested
to attend tho Funeral Of their ate brother member
MAURICE TRACY, from his late residence, No. IS
Church street. This As,ning, at Nine O'Clock.
By order.
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E The Relatives, Friends and Acqunfnt.
anccs of Mr.. and Mrs. MAURICE TRACY, are respect
fully invited to attend the funerl services of the former
at ST. Johns Chapel Queen street, This Morning, at II
o'clock = - July 18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-18

e5 THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHOoD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology OF the Passions, and the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first ago o.
man, with Reports on new methods of treatment en-
ploycd in this institution Sent in sealed letter en-
velopcs, free of charge.
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 3mo
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The Hon. Mr.. Wigfar, wc sec by the Londo1
papers, has opened an emigration Office in London
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Conversational.


no other changes.
Congressional
WARRINGTON, July 17.-In the Senate, MIR. VIII
son proposed the following amendment to the
Constitution s'No distinction shall be made by
the United States, nor by any State, among citi-
zens in their civil or political rights, on account OF
race or color" Ordered to be printed
A Bill for carrying out the Convention with
Venezuela was passed.
A Bill that no person shall be disqualified by
reason Of race color, from holding Office in the
District Of Columbia passed-25 ayes to nays
BAYARp, BuoKALEw, DAVIS, HENDR1oKs and JOHN
SON.
Indian affairs were then discussed until the
In the House the Secretary Of the Navy sub
mitted q communication showing that FARRAaUT
and GoLDsBoRUaH were the only naval officers
ffty-fyey years IN service.
Bur1ER rose to a question of privilege, and m,de
allegations regarding prisoners. A colloquy en-
sued. BALDWIN asked ELDR1DaE whether he ex-
pected the House to take General OULD's state
ments against the testimony and statements
General BuTLERy himself would not deny thai
General 0ULD, was highly honorable and consci-
entious man, (sneering laughter on the Repubh-
can Hide). BUTLER remarked that before the war
he had thought General OULD highly conscientious
and honorable, but when man committed trea-
son, he was like woman fallen from virtue, ready
for any crime and from that hour no one knew
where to find him. ELDRDaE reminded BUTLER
that on making that statement he had forgotten
the eminent men who had gone into rebellion
HANCOCK and ADAMS and WASHINGTON, (hissesl
every one had been called rebel and every one
Of them had been rebel, Continued hisses) until
rebellion became success.
The following was introduced and passed under
o suspension OF the erules by strict party vote ::
That the doctrine evoked by the President, that
the obligation q the rebel States binds the matt on
is at war with the principles Of international law,
stab ct the national credit, abhorrent to every
sentiment Of loyalty and pleasing only to traitors
and their allies and sympathizers,' by whose
agency alone the government OF the said States
were overt brown.
The Senate Bill comforting on negroes the right
Of holding Office, amended to include the right to
serve uries, was referred to the Judiciary Com
Inittee.
resolution requesting, the President to issue
proclamation directing all proper officers to pre-
vent the invasion Of Mexico, was referred to the
Committee ON Foreign Affairs.
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@ BEAUTIFUL kIR.-CHEVALIERSLI LIFE
for the HAIR poo-or restores gray hair to Its original
r,avr au youthful beauty; inparts hfc strength and
growth to the weakest har stops Its falling out at once
keeps tn head clean is unparalleled as har-dressing
Sold by all druggists fashionable hairdressers and deal
ers in ancy goods. Ths trade supplied by the whole
sale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, M. D.,
JuneS stuth6mo Now York.
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Rfshnond Nawa

R1oHroHD, July 17.-Gov. PnRpoNr leaves
here tomorrow to make speeches in the South
ern counties for the Republican party.
A largo nunsher OF the most promineps -sit;sens
here, are getting up call for the appointment OF
delegates to the August Convention.
Five German Republican Clubs have been FORM
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From Havana

New ORLEANS, July 16.-we have Havana ad-
vices to the Sd. The Bulletin Commercial quotes
No. Il Sugar at 8Iasa. Exchange, 26 discount.
London, 1S3 premium. Paris, 3a2 premium.
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.Th. Ento of Mnximiliau

All tho English papers have editorials on the
telegram announcing tho execution Of MACMILLAN.
The following are the opinions Of some of the lead
ing papers,
The London Times.
sThat blood will cling to the nation as well as to
the man who has ordered it to be she'd Juarez is
but type OF the race which, since the sovereignty
Of Spain was withdrawn, has ever alternated De-
tween despotism and anarchy, and is now once
more free to follow its halfsayage instincts. Like
the great majority Of those who are called Mexi-
cans Juarez is an Indian, without, it is said, any
adnlixture OF European blood lie has shown that
he has energy, courage and perseverance,, but to
look to him for mercy, gentlencss, regard for
fallen enemy, and such like virtues, whether
Christian or chivalrous, would be futile. He be-
longs to party whose usual recklessness ami dis
regard of human life have been heightened to the
extreme Of savagery by the conflict of the last four
years. This party, again, represents barbarous
population, inclined to look upon moderation and
mercy as signs Of weakness. Tho worst traits o
matter, and it will impress Oh the new government
character which will pot easily be changed"
1.-THE Indcpendance Belge.l
We can only Judge of tho simple fact, and this
is to be deplorcd though less on account Of the
man who has been the victim, than the cause
which has made him martyr. His career was
over and To continue in existence with tho re-
morse and humiliations which must accompany it
would have been the most cruel punishment that
could have been inflicted on him. 1t cannot be
said that his execution was crime but it was
certainly political mistake, as oil volent and ex.
treme measures arc, and Republican Mexico will
lose in sympathy and consideration what it thinks
it may have gained in security.