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70 Correspondents.

psienti Of .4thee se1. residlpg in any part Of
the country, however distant. who may desirs
m, opinion md adviee Of DR. TOAhk ssn, oy
..sr,itnng a written statement Of their case 70
~. Icrlor receive al the attention and rucdh.
sines Necessary 10 effect q cure wtthcasthen eees-
sity Of Q psrseAA IntEyisw.
ifnc6rS sfriety eon6deutis. spensd rdre-
pled 10 by tbs Doctor himself
Consultauon II ne onaoo or BY letter. FREE
Curss In ell cases guafantsed ~
once hourts nom 9 a. to er.a-
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ally informs the public tnA'
Stable aua veterinary once,
49,. n,,ua. ssswsea Gold Hill and VIZ
M cSsy, Esysda Shsfsa pssgar'
HoiSRA CATTLE, HHRAPk Do9s.
wS..S - ~ sntrus,>d b hin. he also oasis
sSS@@!ssststtoa - his Ofscs from lotols
o,sssss ~ dsdIy. hsvins hsd an s1tsn,lxe ca,
psesvuss m 10 basinsss IN Europe ma tss 49,
s.sssA md hsdy 81 80 sIsncssoS .rscs.sfsl
r,msd,s. srrin,t diseasss o. al kinis, md poncafs
The publie patronage. chryes moderate. keief,
sness Of unqssstoAahis ssAcity, oen men Oh
p az 80 !. McE MUNRO NE az
p.,... v'''''a''' s1 nssssf 4
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RE D \
pr. eHAs. Il. TozER,S INSTITUTE
10 .rIHrxssrHrAsr CORNER OF
IacxsoN AND KEARNEH sTs.,
als rRAscrsco, CAL.
ENTRANCE ON KEARNEY STREET.
Aulsttsrs through the Post Once or Express
'n'n DIR oHAs. n. TozER
San FTaAeiseo, Cal b
A 6du-
full Gentleman

s~AcKAAEsro CtrY, june l, 1900
m. GAS. r. oExR-Dear sF o9wiu
russ me for not Writing 20 you sooner. You VII
n.rhaps rsmsmber me-, - the ndiViduAi VINO n
"a an Won FOR assistance about q year ago. Inc
roof ofsny mouth bad seuplstely rotsd ont, ana
nv palate dropped down and tnsre rs%Ainsa,
~stopvtngup thS passaee aossns, sou ssssS
relieved me immediately. and I was enabled TO
svallow ms ICED nd b . shest time ecgant 70
imnroya I took your medicine and followed
xonr directions ~ ssssf.i monthA You nnaly
.nS unnsr Ip, tSoayS You fsseasotiy cautioned
M sbout loilng Il I continued TO improve until
- SsSiErecsnrnaAdsd ne 70 % ints the eeenr
~ md before golng. by your advice, nada
-, t.ksn OF nv mSAth IN order that l could
S.y. . nIate made for mo 10 enable me to speak
- SssfA onasftood ind am'now usisgit
Ny eternal thsnts Ls due 70 you toI .ns
psrSsversnee and iknl mat you displayed
IN INV case; and / have TO thank you for
INV rcstored health. and even for my life, asiras
ysrS ness Slsslinx TO death several times from
M nose. I am now In Sacramento City, enjoy
i,S rood health, and I sAaA recommend all my
frissds 70 cal on you. should they be 50 uniortn-
sISrfiofvuukre Anstanes; And ] would sdvtss
IN n.:; ;:s =, 20 nv ssS4 IN Ss5 .ssa menus e . fsStpf rom m
whence no traveller resurnA
~ so,rA ,etc. AK SS.F. A..
r. ne Chaa, al. To1sr. San Frnneiseo, Gal
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BAKER Y,
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
Copposl..ths National H0.sLN giE.
WILL SILL
IL Leaves Bread for 81.

Also alwaysen hand:
.Rresh Rolls, Deushuuts, Cukes, Pies,
- and Fresh, Bpstep Brown Bread mrs
EVERY DAY
Dordersf for Fancy Cskssfor Balls, Parties
aud Weddings, promptly 6lled Please give me
acsll. JACOB BECKER, Proprietor.
\ Gold Hill, Dee, q, 1896, r--,q de2Q-tf
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es9GssstBsS1assssss%ss ~ 5ssssSst saS
ls66i-sh.reholdsrs In tie sbovs Company, are
requestedtoprsssua rsssipt yof f1carf STOCK 70
lSecr?tsry, snd receive their pro rata 81 sale o.
A. DE- sENAMHAC,
Secretary sp6Ss III SSd18Sins Co.
lOmos-SouthsAst corner Of Jackson and Mont
spnssy sArnss. u~pHtasAGHsp Frsncisco,. G2d
I!G5h dslalms Il SIND ,aiGiSIIT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12

DIX HkAHSSEAkNlCAL, ADfARTtSkhkNT.
Az
Al
PrVoAfp~ MAnHo4A tHa6tNta.
~ ~
NortnoaSk SOr-Aoarney Jack-
son 0t&San Francisco.
rAa-s Rr.ss,.t.r Of speciai Com.
1s1fsts. fef9sft. Of Leeke'HosSNas
-s,ss.rS "a - Rour
V~a--t. e..
n -
M TnzERs6
~, uo.rv WEARS
T. standing. and during that time has met with
usps1usasd sosessy,tn tne ueesmsat oi
tnose dsess
w~a-sa,c~n,~nnSo
sfststnsossFols hare 20 u.nsion sllthe diseases
wsA "e ~, ~ ~ VA TS. .oos s ape pssS asSss ~.
most destructive to mankind Ia Sell; Abuse, The
brain being The s.so1sa disco. .ss sSs ss soun s,s.
ate some Of the symptomss 20 that those AFFLICTED
may Be able - foru 90 opinion In regard 70 tner
eo1p1etDAa, endssek advice In time, thereby saw
Ing Nsmselves . world OF sunefinSi sssfcos
Debility. Loss Of Memory: Pain - "a, .he
Back, Paipitaton OF tns hsen 81 S.nsraiSo
eiety, especially thst q females. There are
s~sss+ycnn mtssrins nom any Of them, CALI on
DP T0zsx md b, viii cure you IN q short
~ 80 -. nv less,r, spd there win b
-, osi,ns Al an oaaoa
NJ
Structures Of tho Urothra-
10 another form,daeis en.my 70 nsA.n, Se nso -,
yovssSAd AetsffIble rpsul& Ths vorst ossss
edredM Sfs~dxy1
rrt.
p ~ Gao.
ondafSE Or Hcrsdtazy. completely esadieafsd
nom he system. Your constitution being resior:
S.nSinS down 70 your children that tcrriOi. dis.
Svphiiitjc Diseased
AL Il presents Itself on this Coast, 10 OF more
fosfHNScIaaser than MAJ sco In ne Aurre
DC States orEurOpc 49, MS@ t cs,asss md
Sandwich fsisnd diseiss Those Of you who
SSssS,f D. aresdfiC .fses of Il on both tns
..,t,s and Sorelru population. II requires alto
- SisarA,t n,nS.s az trsa,n>nt
ssH'
Tho Ola Eormn1as,
Of Nvprd, Acton sAd Bostvisk arc Of halle 80
count, except to dry up the disease on me sur
or or later. win sSow Itself asa secondary disease
s9nss,snes ma thfnf I cam say without
hos:tne' ths. hAy, sean moro practice In these
Sis.ssss tha1 INV other physician N San Fran
ei.co d.tinr as II does from ls49. II becomes
SeSsiSerSSse 10 thfnk wsIl bsSsrs 200 snploy
snsysieisn. who Is the proper one 70 consult,
N IA sYnerisnced one. or one who has recently
...trd .mone,tyouf
Nv Plan II Purely Vegetable.
Destroying the Dfsssse md puriyins sne esooa
.-gsu,
Rh5umxnm, NeuHxn-
.n N. r,. az Mrreury.
such ~ pstns IN We sasn- eoasst -
diHsrsnt jotnts Of the oody, running sore., ss S
~ ~ "a. al nav VEGETABEE
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MISCELLANEOUS ApysRrIsRHENrs
NEYApA -1zetsLAgVREs5
T.sird asssisn, ConnencinE JAau-
dry 5th, 1867.

sKSkToRa
Churchill County 9. Monroe
Esasssids-BiRXseH JoHniiss. Goai,Dc
ran, contestant.)
Humboldt. .....-.Fryd. Hu3ehtns aad }. J. Linn
Lander.........D W Welty and Geo. T. Terry
Lyon......--...D. 1, Hsnings and O. Carpenter
Nye-Ffank Proctor, (Dh. @. S. Riddle, con.
orm.sy .....B Il! n..aer and T. D. Edward.
Storey-Chnles A. Sumner, O.. O. Stevenson, o.
H. Gray and John Nelson.
Washoe ......C. H. Eastman and Solomon Gsllr
q fUniou, 49, Democrats. 81
.7s' 81 '.aE AssEamn1ns. ZtlEUTA
Churchill County-W. c. Grimes and Jane a.
~ i'tU t1rlmg 81. Csfr. l"'nfl
peuglas.----HN Mallory and W. N. Carey
Esmeralda-A. n. Wipgnte, John 8. Aayhugh,
iN'NIF y N. Brown, B. v. Poor. -
Humboldt-0. X. Samrky, Thomas v. Julien,
and p. J. Parnator.
Lnndsr-.R +. Jacqbs T.gJ. Tenpant, Robert
ACnllAu andI NJ DorayA q
Lyon. T.. Rooney, A. Koneman and George
w. Walton.
Observation-Disclosures n. Jones and J. u. Groves
0rnsby-Df. George. Munckton, II. b. Benee,
sndrD A. Horton. .t.l
StsrsySMlN Mitchell, John Welch, A. Il. LIS
'n5T sak,S e. Huse, Geo. l. Eamrnon,
1888 Thomas Parker, 3. Strother, r. D.
Ferguson, A. z. Potter, JILL. Swa-
nry, George H. Dana and ] A.
r'a Wheeler.
Washo<-Thomas B. Prince. W.. Caldwell and
@. N. Folsom.
Union "a; Democrats, ~ g
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TRUNK.

nELoNGNG TO A LADY IN VIRGINIA
b civ, and which Wa Fiven In charge 4of q
job Express wagon to be brought to Gold Hill,
.boutts. days g. ha, not been called for Sy
applying 70 Janes Helvills Gold Hill Express
iWaEoa aGt4 ~ ttoLI ta1tN asst .
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q. 9. Register,s Oaee,

Q. 9: R b. 0 ,s.s
j, Warren T. Lockhsrt Register Of the us,
Land ONCE, hereby certify that q true copy Of
the above notice, together With q diagram OF the
Grest W. Companies claim, has this day. been
fled In my ofice applying for . pstsnt tor the
above described Mining claim. 20.
WARREN T. L0CKHART.
ioel7tfl 9i 11m Register. p
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STATEMENT si
OIL. y. Q,FerralI, tCsqnry. Tax ,GalIsctor,
storey County, Neyada, during his Term
and ending January 5th, 1877 T7N
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Ralief for Horses & Cattle!

ssily insorms The public that ho has IN
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12

TYR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
IL Medicine Of the Faculty Of Paris. Graduate
Of tho Univcrsity Qussn's College, and Physician
Of the st. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12

Alisaanunieasion, conad.a.l .eJoeielysi
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Syphiiitjc Diseased

All presents Itself On this Coast, 10 Of a mora
foSfANSeIaaser than Nal seo In ~ Aurk
tc $500 or Europe a1Aar nom tha fat OF rs
bsins q compound % SFenish, Chinese. and
Sandwich fsirnd diseass Those OF you VINO
h.ys Iisltsd The two Krtsr counties nc doubt
hsfsSAf On dreadfa shseta Of n on both No
natiye and foreign population. II requires Alto
..,h., diherAut modes Of treatmenk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12

20 lasir .eI. ean consul. tSs Doctor Va he ~
surance Of relief IS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
Know Thy Destiny.

Madame E. F. Thornton, thegreat English As.
trtlogist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrician who
mas astonishsd tho scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herselfat Hudson, N Y
Madame thornton possesses such wonderful
power'of second sight as to enable her TO i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest Importance to
the single or married Of either sex. While in q
state oftrance, she deineates the very features
of the person you are to marry, and by the aid
Of an instrument of intense power, known as
the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a
life-like picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant, together with date Of marriage
position in life. leading traits of character, etc
This is no humbug, as thousands Of test.mo-
malls can assert She will send. when desiredi
a certified certificate, or written guarantee, tina
the picture is what 1t purports to be-. By en-
closingh. small lock Of hair and stating placeo
birth, ago, disposition and complexion, and
enclosing 80 cents aid stamped envelope ad-
dressed to yourself, you will receive the picture
and desired information by return mai. AL
com unics;iens sacredly confidential. address
in co ddence, Madame E. F. Thornton, P. O.
Box o. Hudson, N. Y. nov8ms
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
" "The Government

A Boston paper says, "Senator
Chandler appears in the Senate
daily under his usual excitement
1t might have named others. Sen.
ator Yates, it is said, rivals the
Senator from Michigan. Ben,
Wade drinks and swears. Nye is
no better than the rest, and as for
Sprague-well, no matter. Old
Thad. Stevens is notoriously bad
man in his habits and character
nearly as bad as Butler. AS to
General Banks, his own party in
Massachusetts, advertises him as O
drunkard; Baxter, of Vermont, the
Vermont Republicans accuse of re-
ceiving bribes for his official votes
Ashley, of Ohio, has never cleared
up certain scandalous charges
brought against him; Sumner prac
tices attitudes before his looking
glass !; Mr.. Kasson, of Iowa, is such
a licentious profigate that his wife
has obtained divorce from him
Cattell, the new Senator from New
Jersey, is charged with corruption
dayton Empire. .. -.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
To COnsumptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to heal III
in few weeks by q very simple remedy, fter
having suffered for several years with severe
IunI affection, and that dread disease, Con-
.mption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To oil who desire it, he will send copy OF
the prescription used, free Of charge, with the
directions ftr preparing and using the same
which they will find sure cure for Consump-
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
oil Throatan Lung Affections. Tho on ly OBJ
ject of The advert ser in sending the Prcscrip-
tion is to benefit the afflicted and spread lnior-
nation which lie conceives to be Invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try hisremedy,
Us it will cost them nothing and may prove a
blessing. ...,--.-.....
Parties wishing the Prescription, IRBE, by
return mail, will please address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
William ,burgh, Kings Co., N. Y.
January IL, 1S88-ly.
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and just what she deserved for
marrying him. anhrl
Here, then, was most unpleas.
ant state of affairs. There were
two parties united together for life,
who seemed destined to live at var
lance. There was to be conten.
ton, and yet very precarious sup.
port. The "dinner Of herbs" was
probably to be there, but the'slove,"
which alone could render it palata-
BILE, was to be absent. There was,
however, no help forit, and how
ever disagreeable it must be en-.
dured. They thought Of separa-
tion, but soon abandoned the idea;
for although uni Apply together,
they had, strange to say, no earn.
est desire to part. Atlength, aftei
many disappcintments, employ.
ment was procured for Ed.
ward Spencer through tn in.
strumentality of friends, and
they entered upon a new life.
Many pnvations they had to en-
dure, and many struggles to under,
go. The temper which could not
brook contradiction was now SUBJ
jected to restraint; and the pride
that forbade the admission Of error,
of the acknowledgement of a pang,
sank under the weight of compar.
)atiye poverty, and the consequent
neglect of friends. Theresultwas,
Caroline and Edward Spencer were
both humbled; and when their hu-
mility became an active quality
which did so soon as the novelty of
their situation wore of-they then
led happier life. Industry and
frugality at length crowned their
efforts, and they were enabled once
more to move in a respectable
sphere of society. 1t was in the
same room, and about the same
spot, that some short time after
this favorable reverse of their for.
tunes, they were again found in.
!dulging in "reminiscences Of the
past.
"Does it not seem strange" said
Edward, "that so trifling circum-
stance as your suppoSing that |
was once jealous of young Morris
should have led to all our misfor.
tune 2" ~. ....'. r'' ,... pa, M . w.
"No, my dear,"- replied his wife,
"it-was net-that circumstances, bat
my foolishly insisting upon the
matter after l saw that you were
annoyed atit." "I
"But then, how silly of me to be
annoyed at such a trifle ?" ,
ooh how l wept the first even.
ing you quilted me-"
"And l have supposed that you
cared not whether l were offended
or not"
"The fact is, my DEAR" said Car
oline, 81 had then too much pride"
"And l." retorted Edward, giving
a kiss, "too little temper"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
D. A LECTURE
sAT0 YOUNG MEN
Just Published, in a Sealed Eauelope.
DDINIr CIV (ENrrc


PRICE SIX CENTS. 7t,.F'
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Debility and Impediments TO Marriage gener-
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and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, re
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CULvERWELL, II. D., Author Of the Screen
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The world-renowned author, in this adnnira-
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03

Miss ANNA DICKINSON is now
lecturing on "Something to do"
having disposed of the -sFlood
Tides" and harbored for long
time ''The Rejected Stone" We
think thelast subject of contem.
plation avery natural one. iAIt may
be more natural, however, than lle-
gltlmate. M. -fr-L III n.-r :. Z
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Misfellamsu,ls.
PRIDE AND TEMPER.

Caroline and Edward Spencer
had been engaged in marriage to
each other from childhood, and the
period at which their friends had
determined that their union should
take place having arrived, they
were united under many favorable
auspices. They were equally ac-
complished, in comfortable circum.
stances, and possessed of SIM.
larity Of dispositions and tastes
which was particularly remarkable.
They were, as it was observed,
formed for each other. One single
defect, however, on each sidg, mar.
red all, and rendered them supreme:
ly miserable. ...@ .7 'v7
The period generally known as
the honeymoon had passed over
without any occurrence approach.
ing to a direct misunderstanding,
and the young couple sat one eve.
ming in the enjoyment of the most
pleasing "reminiscences.
%Doyou recollect," said Caroline,
"the happy days we used to spend
together sauntering on the banks
of our beautiful river, and inhaling
the fresh air. which lightly rippled
its surfuce?" ''
II do, my DEAR replied her hus.
band. ..a ... MI. .. ..
'And do you recollect when you
said that if marriage were half as
pleasant as that time, you would,
when we we've united, think your
self the happiest of mortalsg q.
i do - ..,.. r...... ~.
sAnd do you remember the tavo-
rite songs we used to singp a.
. Yes .. ill., ,.. rir'
'And how jealous you would be
whenever | spoke to that fop Nor.
ris@ ,-. ,... ........;..r-. r
mo, / do not r-.... ..r. 90,
sWhatl not recollect that?' o.,
But l deny it, my dear f..rr
Now, you know you were; come,
confess it, .-aaaA alt9s.'i,
do you wish me to confess that
which I know was not sos But let
US quit the subject Have you
tried either of those airs brought
you yesterday ''l 0"ylL 1aH.0 ).
'Ah! you shan't escape me in
that manner. l insist on it = you
were horribly Jealous of young
Morris, and every one saw it. Z.
81 tell you once more, Mrs. Spen-
Ger, 1 was not. Have you tried the
airs!' .Fmf1 r.. laaal-
sNever mind the airs, my dear;
wish to convince you that you were
jealous. DO you not recollect the
evening when-.' .al
Edward rose from his chair.
Madam he observed, "if you In
Sist on continuing a subject which,
you perceive, is disagreeable to
me, l must leave the ROOM " ~
tsBut,why should it be disagreea.
tble to yous Just say you were
jealous, and / shall be satisfied
He made no reply, but immedi.
ately left the room, when his young
wife perceived that she had gone
a little too far. &, .'lo' "'n 9'i j
i'He is so irritable she said; but
instead Of following her husband
to endeavor 70 soothe his irritations
she sat down to the piano to try
the airs he had brought her ~ lh
In the interim he had retired to
the adjoining apartment, somewhat
convinced himself that he had act
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03

Mr.. LOVER tells a good anecdote
of an Irishman giving the PASS
word at the battle Of Fontenoy, at
which the great SAKE was Marshal.
"The password is Saxe-now
don't forget it Pat" said the colo
mel. Z msi.u,- 9di Is. o5 -, ta
"Sacksl Faith and I will not.
Wasn't my father a miller2"
"Who goes there 2" cried the
sentinel, after he had arrived al
his post. '7 t| r..sl..y ..-s.
Pat was wise as an owl, and in 8
sort Of whispered howl replied be-.
"Bags, yer houor." ujsi-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03

GUNNERY,--The world is just now
perplexed by the rival claims of
various weapons invented for TAX.
ing human life. Facility and speed
in killing are the objects desired,
but we think no inventor has yet
claimed power for his weapon
equal to that ofthe Frenchman who
advocates his "air gum" on the
grodnd that it is capable of killing
off all the inhabitants of the earth
in fourteen years! .. ...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
ME CONFESSIONS AND ExPERi.

rTHE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERi-
i ENcE OF AN IHyALID.
Published as o benefit and rs q CAUTION TO
Youso MN and othsrs, who sufcr from nervous
debility, premature decay Of Manhood, &c.,
supplying ht tho same time Tng MEANS or tELF-
oURk. 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. i' febl-ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A San inducement 10 Manufacturers, Me.
"A 'chanics and Store keepers TO settle In 20.
lcski, and to supply the daily increasing do
mar d for articles Of domestic manufacture and
consumption, tho undersigned offers to those
purchasing lots of tbs Company (for the pur.
pose OF erecting business horses) tho following
materials at greatly reduced prices, and upor
time to suit purchasers: .''f
oakland Poplpr Lumber, ... $l2 90 por NJ.
SLinglea.... .... ..'.s'.... 20 per NJ.
Lath .... ......" ......". 00pcr M.
Brick in quantit .es Of 25,0o0.. so per NJ.
Lots Of 50xl50 #, sold at $lo0 md upwards.
Also, number of nicely finished, comforta.
bs cottages, with every convenience attached
with enclosed lots 50xlS0, at $3.50 and upwards
FRANCIS j. HASELTtNE.
novsmS Managing Director Zseski Co.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03

A CHANGE of eight thousand votes
would have given the Democratic
party control of New York and
Pennsylvania, and with those States
added to Maryland, Kentucky and
the South, there would be no ques-
tion as to dominance in sentiment
or legislation. 1t is not worth
while to despair while We have so
many chances ofsuccess. rL.
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.ROOFING.

I N rolls ready to be nailed down, adapted to
L Houses, Factories, aud buildings Of oil kinds
-constructed of materials that have stood the
tosl Of fifteen years, and manufactured on I'm
entirely different and better plan than any 9TH
or compositions roofing in use. Secured by pat
ent. Very durable AMI at low price. Circu-
lars and samples sent FREQ by mail Liberal
terms to agents. READY r oYNe Co.,
june7y No. 70 Maiden Lane, New York.
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Errors of youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years rom
Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiserction, i'll, for
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, tho receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishirg TO profit BY the advertiser 8
experience, can do no BY address ng
JOHN B. OGDEN,
jolI-lY. No, 10 Chambers st., MY.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03

How to cultivate presence of
mind is question often asked and
seldom answered, but the Wash
ington Star suggests, as means of
ascertaining a mans resources in
a case Of emergency, that a vicious
dog be set upon him. .. .tr..-.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03

A MAN named Oats was arrested
recently for beating his wife and
children. On being sentenced to
imprisonment, the brute remarked
that it was very hard that a man
was not allowed to thrash bis own
oats. '... a.i+ -sr ifno-, mai