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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-11-14

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mems of the Ladys's Friend, one of the
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In accordance with the expressed
wish Of a number OF soldiers and of
ficers of the regimentThere willbe a
Grand Reunion of the 18th Ohio Cav
airy, at Columbus, OH November 22d,
1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Let every officer and soldier of the
old command be there, that we may,
once more at least, revive old memo
ries, renew our old friendships, and
counsel together upon our present du-
ties to our country, The old band is
expected to be there intact, with their
instruments, and enliven the exercises
with our old regimeatal music.
r. w. RATLIFF. Colonel.
J. F. HERRICK. Lieut.. Col.
Z. C. MODERWELL, Major.
" NJ. J. COLLIER, Major.
Ohio papers please copy.
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To COnsumptiyes.

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WE have received Nos. q, %, %
and q of HARrlGR's Pictorial History
of the War. The entire work will
consist of from thirty to thirty-five
numbers, and will contain fully one
thousand illustrations gotten up in
the very best of style, at a cost of one
hundred thousand dollars. The por-
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the maps and plans of battles are OBJ
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accurate. The history is written from
the personal knowledge of the au-
thors, the oral and written narratives
ofpersons who bore part in the trans
actions. We have examined several
histories of the war but we have seer
nothing that approaches HARPER's,
either in style of workmanship or the
ease and truth of narrative. This his
tory fully and truthfully represents
the situation as it was, and no point
is over stated or underestimated.-
We will take pleasure in showing olJr,
copies to any Of our friends who wish
to procure a history, for we believe
HARPER's will please them. All things
considered it is the best and cheapest
history of the Great Rebellion that
has been published. 1t is issued in
numbers at thirty cents each, and will
be complete before theend of the year.
Numbers to XVI, containing five
hundred illustrations, handsomely
bound, will. be furnished for 5000.
Favorable arrangements made with
booksellers or canvassiDg agents.
Address HARPER BROTHERS, New
York.
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nny23y

AGUE, CHILLs, OR INTERMITTENT
FEVER cured, or the money refunded.
DIR. Wits Ague Pills are entirely a
new medicine, and having been tried
in over 1900 of the very worst and
obstinate eases of Chills and Fever,
and not failed even in one case to ef-
feet a speedy cure, the proprietor qua
rantees them to cure every case, even
after all medicines fail. Those suffer
ing should Immediately give them a
trial. They are warranted to cure
For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt OF the price, 81. Address
DR. WITT, Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio.
feb.2l-67.Yr.1. .
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''Iler hair, down sgusItng, in an armful
flows,
And floods her ivory neck, and glitters
Vas she. goes"
The crown of a woman's glory is
her hair. 1t has been the favorite
theme of the poet in all ages. With
ddt beautiful and luxuriant head of
hair, all other personal attractions go
for nothing, and bald or grey-headed
young or middle-agcd woman is un-
questiOnably an object Of aversion.--
"'Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora-
tive" is unquestionably the finest ar
ticle for the toilet ever discovered.
1t Is sure preventive to badness and
premature grey hair, and no lady or
gentlemen who properly values perso-
nal attractions should be without it..
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M A r R | E D:

On the 9TH inst, at the residence Of
Mr.. George Speed, by the Rev. VIM.
Gibbons, A. w. BRATToN and Miss
LYDIA B. ULLOM, both of Vinton
county.
The Printers were not forgotten
and they add their blessing to that Of
their many friends upon the happy
couple. l.l.tfTfIs.o
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Posi- No. lis, G. A. r., Chillicothe,
will hold Grand Fair and Supper at
Masonic Hall, in Chillicothe, on the
evening of the 9th. They invite as
many of their comrades and friends in
Viuton county as can attend, and
promise hearty welcome.
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Rumsev. Roods q Reed m

Rumsey, Roads & Reed, the
lar gest Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods
And Notions, Portsmouth, Ohio, invite
Merchants and Furnaeemen to an exapi-
nation ofItbeir extensive Winter stock
They give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and yo1 will always find
their stock the largest and prices the loa
est. One Of their firm remains Eas. to
give his entire time in watching the mar
kets, and in 5uYing for them, and hence
their stock is always fresh and always
fret supplied with the newest goods
They operate largely, do business on the
principle ofthe smallest profits, and prae-
tice the spirit Of liberal accommodation.
Sept. 10, ly-Nov. Is.
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Sepi.l2, 893 Broadway, New YorI

DIR. STRICKLAND: Having used your
Anti-Cholera Mixture during the
cholera epidemic here last summer,
and induced Others to do the same, in
cases that had all the cholera syinp-
toms, in every case it promptly
checked the desease. believe It's the
best remedy known for cholera and
diarrhpa of every form, and advise
those afflicted to try it.--W. BARBER,
of the firm of Barber, Choats IL Ma
Der, Cincinnati, o, aug,15,ti.
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THOMAS BEACH, Attorney at Law,
No. 81 Paint Street, Cbilicothe, has
mede arrangement with attorneys in
nearly every county OF the West and
South and is prepared to prosecute to
speedy collection any demands upon
ary debtors in either locality.
Give him call if you have any
claims you desire collected. sep5tf
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Paints, Dye sluRs, etc., at susng's.

Me- learn that the President of Vim
ton Furnace Company visited the new
coal shaft sunk by that company, and
examined the coal last week. lie will
recommend to the company the build
ing of a new Furnace. in order that
they may profit By their newfiiscovA
ero, and the building Of a switch from
the NJ. & G. r. r. to the Furnace tor
the purpose OF shipping their iron and
engaging in the coal trade. -
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SMITHS MERcAsTILE COLLEGE, Port.
mouth, Ohio. prepares young men
practically for the duties Of the count.
ing-room, BY teaching them Book
keeping, Writing, and Business Aith-
metic, and also for general business. :;
There is no class 'system-studenls
can enter at any time. College per-
mantlY located. Open day and eve
ming.
Address E. w. Smith, Principal.
Sept. 10, l867-1y ,,,
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Go to j. A. FELToN's and see his
new stock of Fall and Winter goods,
just received, bought at panic prices,
and for sale alta very small per cent.
above cost. Call early, and secure
good bargains.
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Z. IL. MOORE, of Athens, has been
appointed Trustee of the Southeastern
Ohio I.unatlc Asylum-located and to
be built at Athens-in place of FRED
ERIcK KINsMAN, of Trumbull County,
resigned.
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To Marry or not to Marry?
Why not?

Serious reflection for young men,
in essays Of the Howard Association,
on the Physiological Errors. Abuses
ANA Diseases induced by ignorance Of
Natures Laws. in the first stage of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes /,
Tree of charge Address, DR. Skill
LIN H0UGHTON, Howard Associa-
tion ,'Philadrlrhia, Pa.
Sept. l9, 1867. ly.
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SissOn's Drug Store.

Is the place to buy pure medicines,
pure liquors, fine perfumery, and toll
let articles, oils and paints of every
description, tobacco, snuff. and cigars
of the finest quality, at the very low
est rates.
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Trains on the Portsmouth Branch
will leave Hamden at 7 a. m. and 3 25
p. M, arriving at Portsmouth II 40
a. m. and 6 % p. m; returning, trains
will leave Portsmouth at 10 a. m.
and l 40 p. NJ, arriving at Hamden at
10 05 a. m. and 6 20 p. m.
PAPER, Ink. Pens. Pencils, and
School Books Of all kinds, for sale at
Sisson's Drug Store. octl7tf
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Quarterly meeting was held at the
NJ. Z. Church, in this place, last Sun
day. Elder ADAMS was present and
delivered sermon in the evening.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce
a luxuriant growth Of haii upon bald
head or beardless face, also a recipe for
the removal Of Pimples, Blotches
Eruptions, ect., on the skin, leaving
The same soft, clear. and beautiful, con
be obtained withou. charge by address.
ing TR0S. +. CHAPMAN,
CHEMIST,
Sepl.l2. 823 Broadway, New York
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JASPER BURT, who was stabbed at
the Berlin meeting, Jackson county,
some time since, lied recently from
the effects of the wound.
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j. A. FELTON, has just received a
new stock of Fail and Winter goods,
which he will sell at the very lowest
rates.
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:, nm = y
SAVE twenty hve per cent. by buying
Drugs at Strong's.
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ANOTHER lot offine Jewelry has Just
been received by CD. BILINGHURsT.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-11-14

Fine perfumery, Tooth Brushes and
fancy articles, at Strorg's. 0ct.Sl.- ms.
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The first snow of the season fell on
the morning of the 1lth.
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Oil of the bel quality, Rt 7ss prie es,
Stnng's.
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NIcARTHUR MARKET.
Change of Time.

Nj. & c. II. Il. TIME TABLE.
L'ROM and alter Sunday the 25th day Of
Il Aug. 1857, Trains will leave Station,
named as follows
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Buy your School Books NJ StrOng's.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE Court of Common Pleas will
adjourn to-day, -
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The cheapest writing paper intht mar -
ket at StroBg's.
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Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premature De.
cay and all the effects Of youthful Ia
discretion. will, for the sake Of suffer.
ing humanity, send free TO a Il who
need it. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO
prof by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, in perfect
confidence,
TnIIN n nnnEN
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Call and buy the new Rat Extern instors
at Sgongs,
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Ali,the approved Patent Medicines, at
Strongfs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'u-J. r. Towel, Portsmouth, o.,
offers to The Merchants and Furnace
men Of Vinton county, a superior
stock Of Dry Goods and Notions on
terms the most favorable. NJ. II.
Butcher, Trnv. Agt.
Ssps 10, 1867. ly
1--WE would call the atlen tion Of
merchants. dealing in Boots, Shoes,
Hats, and Leather, to the large and
we'll assorted stock OF R, Lloyd &
Sons, No 3, Buckeye Block, front
street. Portsmouth. Ohio, who are
exclusively Wholesale Dealers, and
have the greatest facilities pos sible Of
buying, and offer to the trade stock
Of Goods al exceedingly low prices -
BE snre to give them call.
Sept. 10. l867,ly,
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.'Ilcr hair, downsgusltng, in an armful
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paren. 9ad Dem vSernIb" iuanbert
bic beifete @laiIe Der 9anouirtbe aus,
Nu6 in Nfo6ile fano cine far6iee
Serfammlung ftatt, auf tutlder 5000
yfeger 5ugegen tuareu unO ibre Nnbangs
Iidteit an Die raOitaIe partei auscrii6t
Gin Sanpfer erpIeotrte in Ser sldbe
bon Rittsbhrg - bier 8erionen fdtper
berIebt. a.. e.sse
Ser in Do1lestoiuu, ga., sebdnste
Nlbert Seufel betannte, Dor Dem Mloroe,
Der ibn iett auf baS S6aFot brahte,
unsdbliee arOBere unO fletnere Sieb.
fable uno &dubereien be8angen su has
ben. Gr bate iib ua6 uno nadl $l50,
OOG in Greenbafs sulanimengeipart;
bod berlor er bisle in elmer un9lu6s
Iiden Spetulation Hnb nuroe tn ner>
pe9en. rs =
Oie, lapanefilbe Seiaubtidaft tuuroe
beute bom Rraioenten in feisrlider
Aubiens rmpfan9eu.
(ueber neuefte Oepelden bon europa
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Ma1hp lie enneee samfaa Mprl 2nnmu

.Sababa, bic 6rauen. bic bsrf@Ren-
6eriiden Srautn!"
ySa, fe foa re@t pomb0s iperben!"
= iagte Nln6ame Mbrobamfobu nit
funteln6en Slmeen. .Moreen Mbtn6
alfo eroBer 8olterabeno unO Ngitt te>
mod So93eitl Sann1 iin6 nieine
arrangements eingeri9tetl"
v1lnO uie bieI 0aniIien baben bic
GinlaOuns ansenommenM = fraete
3err Carl unb 6ran Seanette sut.
sleid. - - sy.,s.x = "a :
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,,slun, pie bieI?" - ,pieberkOlte
Serr GarI nod elmer ueinen BaRit. -
sd oente, 60 mub cine bttrdatIi&e
Nnaabl iein. aaf3ss "a
"Gs fnb fdou iebt i'm Gan,eu ls9
Yerionen," - iaete Wabame M6ras
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.absr b. M 8abl DirS fi9 bis aaf 200
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nod nieI gu tbun!" a.
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mein SinO!" - faete Maeame Nbras
bamfobn. vOu peiBt, ID. berRebt es,
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unb i9 ueib i'm 8oraus, oab NHes
gut ausfaIIen iuiro. - Mber iuos iaot
Sbr 4ae 81 ben @ofensweias?" ,nrp
Nfit 0ielen Borten bli6te Mabame
glbrabamiObn ftola lahelnb unN nit
einem aetpiiIen b05nif6en Sriumpf
Der in ibren 8iisen berportrat, aIle Gin.
neienoen an.
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fraete SnIiette neusierig.
yMaoame 8oieHsipeis baben bic
@tnIabuna sur So6seit abseIebnt,
neil, = ia ratbet eiHmaI, tueiI7"
(Gortiebuns felgt.) s.tsi
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Ten lines of solid nonpareil make one square.
YeMly advertisers will be entitled to discount
of 10 per cents. 4 - ##A #E#
Every other day (e. Q. d. advertisements will be
charged two thirds of the above rates.
each insertion.
Special lily Item notices. 30 cents line first,
and 10 cents a line every additional insertion.
changes in advertisements viii be charged at the
rate of so cents square.
All advertisements are due from date Of first in
sertion Herea ter the cash system will be adhered
to- and transient advertisements will be taken
unless accompanied by the money. Ss5 f'
JOHN RUHM, Publisher, ].
Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE, d " 9s
(ever W. t. Berry Co.'s Book store,)
2. 0. Adress LOCK Box S3,
NASHVILLE, TENN
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3n nerfanfem
&tpre an i,ernfethen.

Dieter StSre, in wel4em seeeHsuartis quite Ge.
f4dfte setbaH peroe, if geetgnef fir cine 8leruirtb<
f9att ueem ein gutey pub tiefsr 4eIer oaSu seb5rt
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etfenbabn setegen it, Gignef f9 erdb fur 0artens
ptrtbt9att, neil Der SofraWm nit f86nen S1attens
bdnMe bePfIaRSt 1T. 9obn @. &ebr,
Gde 5oss an6 Gptaoe etress
apis 9u5o FRA tIin 9ife
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feulQeton,
SER 6rant : &idbarttr
GMsert:. SalinSer.
(Sortiebung.)

Mber nidt eigentli9 Die Mblebuang
ser GinlaoLng mar es, tuelhe Der alien
Wfabanle iopobI, aIs aud ibrem Serrn
@ernabl mitten in Der srobten Sreuoe
teine seringe 8etrlbniB peruriabte,
ionoern bie Bebarrli@teit un6 Nuss
bauer, nit ipei9er Ser6inano tpiber
ibr 8ermutbem bereits felt einem Sabre
beinabe bas io9enaHnte g8ieI feiues
Strebens" neldes man nur aasu gut
tannte, nerfOlst bate. = Gue Wit,
glieber Der 6anilie gtaubten bisber,
6aB Die 9leisung Seroiaanos gu Qnto.
tien bios eine borubereebenoe, berfie>
eenbe 2aune fei unb oab er, tpenn er
ii6 nur erit cine g8eile in Der groBen
@eIt berulngetummelt, balO pieber
mad Sauie ;urii6tebren tueroe, obne
meiter ON ba8 Nfdo9en ;u benfen.
Mber e bereinsen Wouate auf Wo.
nate, idon ulunfelte Die @elt aIlerlei
SeItlames iiber elm eetpiI.s 8erbalts
niB 6es reihen grben nit einenl blut>
arnen W6b6en, uno ais Seroinano
.enoIi1 mad einem balben Sabre aif bic
oringenben Bitten ieiner Wfutter, bod
tpieber mad Sauie auriidsutebren, bic
nieberf@metternbe gntport gei9rieben
bate, er tperbe nidt tpanten uno niht
tuei1en, bis er 6ur@ ftete, riiiti9e Mr.
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alien gbepaares uno man befiirmtete
sitterb, oas er feinen @ilen burdfeseu
unb benz einmaI 9efaBten gnti@lufe -
gum Gntieken orr gansen Samilie -
treu bleiben tperbe. = Sie MbIebnung
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ni@t oa3u bel, bas Sers Der alien Dame
gu erlei6tern uno Die Sreube ii6er bic
0orbereitungen su 6em gldnsenoen
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unb i6mer;li9e Se6anten getriibt. =
Wan bielt in 8etref biefer @nseIeeens .
belt eiEen Sanlilienratb iiber ben an<
beren, aber bic iebt bate man neoer
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libe yMesalIiance" bel 3eiten gu bins
| tertreiben.
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abftatten, g8ir itei9en Die bIumenses
i9mifte, nit @nirlanben bersierts
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Sisnltmabde Secorateure unb
Sanblanser in gefddftiger Gmieteii
aMfs uilb nieoereiIen, um bier Gtmas
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bes &ranses lln6 @uirlanoeus gSin,
oens mad 6eften 8raften un6 sur gu.
friebenbeit t5rer SerrI1aft gu erfallen,
tuobei iie unter a1lntutbi9en Betra9<
tunsen bic rubren6e 9ReIo6ie 6es
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