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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-25
THE PUzzLsu,s ooLUmN.

Again We are able to present our readers with
most excellent column Of problems. We now num-
Der among our correspondents some of the first
mathematicians Of the State.
Our letters are full of such complimentary re-
marks as the following: "Your Puzzler's Column is
one Of the most interesting features we have ever
| seen in newspaper" 81 am greatly pleased with
| the new and admirable feature of the SrArBsNA>-
| the Puzzler's Column" you are doing more to
interest my children in mathematics than had be-
fore deemed possible" We are pleased to know
that our labors appreciated and feel encouraged
TO go on. . 4sr5
ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. q. UH
CRoroN, May Il. 1867.
Mr., EDIroR-SSr: Having noticed that G. s.. In
mis- Problem No. appears unanswered. submit
its solution: --,--,1H -.r.-..-..E
First term is ratio g. Nos. required are J. g. a.
Proof-The second term isj is less than the fourth
TO s. or lIa7: szs SIS; la7;s. q ns;,
Wyandotte also sends correct answer.
Our friends do not all agree on No. le. Perl y P.
Paxton says the deposit of cent the first week.
and double the deposit weekly for year, will
amount to sa2. .5l7, ,99s lss. .s52.l III
Correct to No 2l % and - from Billy Root
Of Sidney; to No. 20 from Shelby. of Wyandot; to
No. "a from Perley P. Paxton. of Remock; to No.
81. e. % and 70 from Wyandott; to No. 70 and %
from Limestone. of Dublin.
AN=wER TO PROBLEM NO. 81.
The answers to the Winter question. Problem No.
q, obtained hy single incomplete quadratic. are
E. W. Seeds, of Shadevills, answers correctly
Nos. q, Is, % and 20. p s'.tt
Matte sends correct answers to Nos. So 81, S5 10
and Al. ras'- Di"d 20 f-ae- 7s .'sr5tss
81. G." of Reynoldsburg answers correctly No. 50.
aci'e'' ''Tls,i CoLuMsUs. o. May 90. 1867.
Mr., EpLToR=You, say Geo; s. Innis' answer to
tious we're Mr. Smith after Stating bis conditions
the center gravity of the load be placed SO that
the weight of the load shall bear equally on each
wheel" answered in the center between the
wheels" How can "be more explicit"f
You say correct answers" to a number of Pro-
blems have been received from quite an array of
R bG WoT yGa s IL bs1a .h
correct answers" to this Problem published as
there has been no correct answer yet published.
A. J. Courtwright must be a very careless reader
OF your Puzzlers Column. 1 sent you the correct
lished May llth. and is THE field will contain s55-
Now. Mr.. Editor. don't want you to say my au-
less you give your reasons. and show the inconsis
tency Of the answer: for when send you an answer
believe il to be correct. and am willing to try to
take NJ mans word for.it; l want the proof.
By the way. what has become of "kildare," has
s,; he not yst got those fundamental rules" Sammy
A E. Clutter sends you what he calls an answer to
my Problem No. By the conditions, these four
Mt. Clutter. inform me how he makes seometricai
series out of the numbers 2s 1s I2 and42. What is
the ratio2 They must increase by continued mui-
without which they cannot fill the conditions Of the
problem. Try again.
ANSWER To PRoRIRM MO- 30
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ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. 80.
ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. 33.
One drover had sheep, the other7.

One drover had sheep, the other 7.
ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. 42.
a2l ell rods of fence. GEO. s. INNS
George. it will be seen. has taken high mathemat-
ical ground. and very correctly. He wants proof
What on compulsion If proof were as plenty
as blackberries, We would furnish no man proof on
con pulsion." as Jack Falstaf said of reasons The
fact is. we are too hurried to ever explain. About
half the correspondents of this column. in spite of
remonstrances. will write on both sides of the
paper, and we must re-write it. This, in addition
to duties local editor takes all the time we
might have for explanations. as.. a-7...
''s-5 COLUMBUS. o.. May 90. 1867.
1oa l., ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. 35. -
5,sssH pounds of rice.
ANSWER TO PROBLEM No. 80.
n and Il.
,- ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. 40. ..s
Slsa piece. 90 f.- s.- ---fF &
ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. Al.
s5 marbles.
ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. AZ.
81 ell rods of fence.
MI The 1nswss to problem Ne Tas published May
much attention to the Puzzler's Column, The
answer is SIS, SO acres. ROBIN.
COLUMBUS. ONO. May goth, 1857
Mr., EDIToR:-You say that correct answers to
Problems No. 10. IL. l3, a. is, ls IL and 90 have
been received from several correspondents Why
do you not publish correct answer to No. le? We
would like to it. Please publish it in your next
You say that George S. Innis' answer to Problem
No. "a does not fill the condition; then suppose
mine does not either, and respectfully ask you to
show the inconsistency. There are only two wheels
mentioned and their axle square across the rails
The other conditions all equal and effect moth
ing, hence how could the of gravity be else
where than in the middle between the wheels?
We would nodestly advise A. E. Clutter to try to
learn what geometrica series is for 49, 49, y and
~ not in geOmetrcal progression and hence his
answer to Problem No. z is wrong.
Will ROBIN te us how much Of Horner's method
he used in solving Nos IS and II, for Horner's
method is only used for finding approximate roots
Problem No. SO is little tedious, but this is the
plan of solutions Cut off pyramid equal in area to
g of the given pyramid. then the two pyramids will
be to each other as the cubes Of their attitudes.
in the same way,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-25
, New York Stock market-May "a

Cincinnati Money Market-May "a.
G0LD-Closed at 1877 6uying. So '-A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-25
The Italian Minister.

1t appears that the newly appointed Ital-
ian Minister to this country is SignOr Cor
ruth, now Ambassador to Switzerland, and
not Signor Cerrute, Italian Consul to San
Francisco, as reported per cable. -. -.-
At Jerome Park to-day the first race,
premium $500, all ages, mile and a quarter.
was won by Ruthless, beating Luther, Ur-
bana and Matte Tuttle-time 2:l534. The
second race, premium 500, mile anu three
quarters, Monday beat Loadstone-time
3:l1. Third race, feather stakes. all ages.
two and three-quarter miles, to carry 100
pounds each, won by Fleetwing, beatin g
Julius and Captain Moore-time 5:92..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-25
Held to hail for Fraud.

At Philadelphia yesterday an Important
case was heard before U, S. Commissioner
Smith, wherein Jas. j. Hartford, alias John
Collins, was charged with defrauding the
United States Government of a large sum
of money. 1t was given in evidence by
the prosecution that Hartford had detraud-
ed tile Government out of legal tax ON at
least 100000 worth of distilled liquors, by
means OF executing false bonds. Hartford
was held to bail in S50.000. .-----.-.
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Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.

This medicine invented by Dr. j. II. ScnENoK,
of Philad dtlphia, is intended 10 dissolve the food
and mako u into chyme, the fret pre- cess OF di
gestion. By cleansing the stomach with
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soun res
toIes The appetite, and food that could not he
eaten before using it will be easily di gested.
Consumption cann' bo cured by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy and the appetite restored hent o
The Tonic and Pills are required in nearly eve
ry cfsC Of consumption. half dozen bottles
of the SEAWEED TONIC and threa or four
boxes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any
ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes Professional vi-itSin New
York, Boston. and at his principal Office in
Phi hilade!phia every week. See daily papers o
each plac, bis pamphlet on coonsumption.fr
his days citation.
Please Deserve, when purchasing, that the
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last ge of consumption, and the other as c
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Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price Al so
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D. Parke, Cincinnati, Olio; Walker g. Taylor,
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New Years Eve Ball.

At the Court House, was the largest that
ever met before in Macarthur, The Lon
Gonderry String Band discoursed most ex-
cellent music, and the evening passed Otfin
good order, excepta slight tmisunderstand-
ing, about 0 o'clock, with Capt. Whiskey,
who forgot the rules, as usual, and came
near marring the harmony of the evening
as it was, there were only two or three
knock-downs, and some dozen struck, but
nobody knew who hit anybody, and the
dance went on, and continued to the
>"Wee sma' hours beyant the twa,"
when all retired in harmony and the best
of good nature. We sincerely hope our
young gentlemen will not hereafter permit
,hisky to be in attendance at our balls.
Respect for the ladies present should al
ways require any gentleman to abstain
from his cups on such occasions.
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New Bounty Bill and Pensions,

New Bounty Bill and Pensions,
AS passed by Congress July 81, 1866
gives 800 additional bounty.
To every honorably discharged soldier
who enlisted in the army of the United
States since April l9, 1861, for three years,
and served his term of enlistment and vino
has received or was entitled to receive but
500 bounty.
To every such soldier who has been dis.
charged on occount of wounds received in
the line OF duty before his term Of enlist
ment expired
To the widow, minor children or parents
H. the order named, of any such soldier who
died while in the service or from wounds
received or disease contracted while in the
service of the United States.
$50 ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
To all honorably discharged soldiers who
have served two years under one enlistment
and who have received but SlO0 bounty.
AN INCREASE PENSION
Has also been granted BY recent law
To widows of soldiers uho have died in
the army, or to the children if the widow
has died or re.married--S2 per month for
each child under l6 years of age.
To soldiers who have lost loot or hand
or been disabled equal to the loss Of hand
or foot, Sl5 per month.
THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
Has been granted every officer who was in
commission March Sd. 1865, and resigned
or was honorably discharged after April 9,
1866, which is promptly collected by
E. A. BRATTON,
Authorized Military Claim.Agent,
Aug. 16, If. Macarthur, Ohio.
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Business Change.

Our enterprising hardware mer-
chants, Messrs. Strong & Gibbons,
have purchased the hardware es-
tablishment of Messrs. Doddridge
& Son, and as soon as the new
building of Mr.. Sisson, druggist, on
the southwest corner of Main and
Market streets, is completed, will
remove their stock to the rooms
now occupied by Mr.. Sisson and
the Messrs. Doddridge.
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Another "HOp."

Our indefatigible young friend
and Terpsichorean worshipper, Mr..
j. G.. SHETLAND. Jr., has in contem-
plation, we understand, the getting
up of huge anniversary ball, on
tie evening of the 22d proximo.-
Whatever "Joe" undertakes, in the
way of dance, is certain to prove
a success.
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office.

All lpersons having business Cards and
Advertisements in this paper that are not
paid form advance, will be set out next
week, as am determined to do cash bus
iness. Twill send this paperto all the pres
ent subscribers, and next week we ,cill
strike off all names that are not pal d for
in advance. r. G. BRAT TON.
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To our Advertisers and Subscribers

IO Our AuFerIlSerS anu ouDScrlOerS
All persons who have paid for subscrp-
tien, will have their papers 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. L. BRATT0N.
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Temperance.

We invite discussion and communica-
tions, on the cause of Temperance. The
murders and other crimes and the many
rows aud fuss es that occur at all our pub
lie assemblies in Vinton county, are mostly
all attributable to the immoderate use of
Liqour. The criminal expenses of our
county is nine tenths of it to be credited
to the same cause. Surely every tax-pay-
er, every man, woman and hid is directly
interested in stopping this abuse of ardent
spirits. We hope the people will act in this
matter at once
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Sunday School Festival.


There was very pleasant entertain
ment at the Methodist Church on New
Years night. We call it a Festival for
want ofany other name to designate it,
1t was given for the benefit of the Sunday
School Scholars, and, to them, the princi-
pal feature was the "Christmas Tree" and
the many beautiful presents with phich it
was decorated. Music, and recitations by
the little ones were succeeded by the dis
tributiOn of the presents to the different
classes. AT the close of the entertainment
Mr., Barnes, the popular superintendent of
our Schools, was presented by his scholars,
with Bibleand Writing desk, Miss Jones,
in few and appropriate words made the
presentation in behalf of the School and
received for them the thanks and grateful
response ofMr Barnes. The Church was
crowded to its utmost, and every one went
away well pleased with the entire per-
fOrmauce,
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SissOn's Drug Store

Is the place to buy your medi-
cines, pure liquors, fine perfumery,
and toilet articles, oils and paints
of every description, tobacco, snuff
and cigars of the finest quality, at
the very lowest rates.
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Murder.

Welearn that Ezra Pinney was shot in
the head on New Years night, and died yes
terday. The difficulty occurred at ball,
and John McWhorter is said to be the man
who done the shooting. We will give the
articuars next week.
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T. N w A R E!

all Of which will be sold very low for cash.
To convince the people chat We sell che iper
than any other establishment in town, we ask
them 10 give US a call.
Room Que door east of E, D. D odges store and
opposite Brattons block.
novlym STRONG & GIBBONS.
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Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,

dyspepsia, Or lnulSeSUIOn.
This complaint, of all others, is of tn
most common occurrence, and pervades ev.
cry rank Of society. The usual Symphonic
are, want Of appetite, sudden and transient
aistensions of the stomach, frequent emcta-
tions, heartburn, stomach pains, and fire.
squent cos:iveness and diafrhoea. The
causes are numerous, the most common be-
ing luxurious diet and want of sufficient
exercise, excessive mental anxiety, want Of
pure air, etc. To effect a certain cure, it
is necessary to adopt regular habits, use
moderation In eating and drinking, and re.
store the tone of the stomach with Roback's
Stomach Bitters. If the bowels are cons.i.
pated, use Robaek's Blood Pills in moderate
doses, Sufficient to produce slight excavations
erey dsy. - sa '-ea.-F2
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To Su bscribers.

Clubs Tor ''Godey" and the "New York
Ledger" are not yet complete. Money for
these publications will be received up to
the 39th of this month.
RUTH G. BRATTON.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
Firearms

Firearms.
Mr. j. G. SHETLAND has just received an Z.
other case of those Belgium Muskets, Just
the thing for killing abbils, quails, &c,
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THE regular meeting of the Board of
School Examiners for Vinton county
will be held at the Union School House, in
Macarthur, Ohio, on the Isl and Sd Satur-
days in the months of March, April, May,
September, October, and November; and
the lst Saturday in the months of January,
February, June, July, August, and Decem-
beE in each year. Applicants are requir-
ed, by law, to pay 80 cts. each, as a con-
dition of examination.
ORVILLE GUNNING,C Chm,
G. ct n--n- ]. M. MeGILLIVRAY,
dec2O'66-tf1 J.J. MCDOWELL, Cl'k.
Advertise in the RECORD,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS
BOOKS, STATIONERY
AND VARIETY ARTICLES.

Reason b. Steirs' Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned have been appointed and
duly qualified as executor of the estate Of
Reason B. Steirs, deceased, late of Vinton
county, o. Dated Macarthur. December
18th, a. d. 1886. [d13t3l MARY STEIRS.
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Peterson,s Magazine.

Club OF eight to Macarthur, Ohio, sent by
Mrs. Ruth c. Bratton, has not yet been re-
ceived. Whatis is the matter? Remittances
all made.
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Spsfial Aotiees.

GOO A M0NTH!-Agents wanted for SIX en-
eDOU tirely new articles just out. Address
U. I. CAREY, City building, Biddeford, Ne.
june7iswly
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PR OS PECTU s.
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STATESMAN will bestOw particular attention to
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ports Choice, Instructive and
Pleasing Literature.
And will give faithful Market Reports f. ON the
leading Commercial Centers Of the country.
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Twenty copies, one year for. ...... 32 90
Fifty copies, one year fer .,...,..., rs 90
LAYMAN g. ESIIELMAN,
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