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RiVer.ana Wea1heF.

PTnBURaH. Jan. I5.-Rfyer station,
AIRY at three feet. The weather Is mod
l CIscrsasarI. Jan. 15.-Wealher clear
Thermometer S4s,
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JANuAEY 15.- FLoUR-Un Unchanged
and dull; little done; family S1InIi IS,
GRA1N-W moderate de-
mand At p 60 for No. red winter: and
y % for No. 2 do. C0En-VeFy dull
and prices nominalIY 1aBs lower: ear
offered II Sc and shslled At s7e. Oats
Sold ct $50 and at the close holders
asked 69ci the receipts are light. Rye
Unchanged. Barley-In good demand
and prices tending upWRrdi fall 81 95a
corToN-Dull and lower; middlIng
WHIsKY-Unchanged.
Hoos-DuIl aud prices shade lower.
dressed ~ 7bas 20; i've % 60a7 90. Re.
ceipts 3, 200.
PRoyIsIoNs-Quiet bat prices are
nominally unchanged. Meas Pork
Held At 81 90 for inside brands, but
second class brands can be bought at
80 80. Bulk Meats-77<a91<cf for shonl-
ders and sides. Bacon-95<c for shout
deEs aud 1l3<c for clear sides.
1aARD-Less arm bat unchanRedS
GRocERIEs-S'ugar-steady. Coffee
sEEDs-CIoveneed-12zc. Fiaxseed
81 15a2 30 and hrm.
BUTrER-UnchanEed and arm at
Fees Easier at 4sa45c.
1uIsEED OI-S1 20al ..
BEER CATTLE-DuI at s. 5OaB 90 for
butehers' and - 50a7 % for extra ship-
GoLD-OIosed at 1ssa1ss1< buvins.
ExCHANaE-DuIl II par buyinE.
MoNEx-AlRrket il easter at sSiO per
JANuARx 15.-FLoUR-Dull and nm
changed. -
GEAH-Unsettled and lower: g O51<
90 055< for No. spring. Cofn-In
fair demand at s55<a66c for new and
old. Oats dull and lower; 59J<e. bid
591zc asked. Rye-Dnl1 at 81 65aI 81
for MOL. Barley-Eirm at 81 s7ai "a
PROvIsIoNs-PorE -Qnfet and Iess
active At about 20 25a20 SO. Lard
Steady At 121<c, Green Meats-Duli
ana nomtnally unchanged. Dressed
Hogs-. 1rmef; bulk OF saies .af 81 s0a
8 s., extra lota held hiRhar. =
.. LOaIa-
JAHUGRx 15-FLoBR-Ffrn and uI,-
GRAM-yTheat-N Nothing doing. Corn
-90ag3e. oats-7Oa75c. Barley-Firm
and unchanged.
PRoNnIoNs-Pork-SmaI sales Al
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YoaKxRz Mays 1854:

MelITs. Geo. C. Hiib6et & ca
9ENTA-HAV1ngus used only two bottles OF
yonr se5oldan Blltens, ~ Il can recommend
them with the utmost conldenCe ~ tnlie,
parLieulnrly for q onaugsof diet and WlteE,
Its 68yFait Tor ladies' and children. EtN4n1
them part OF Q Wins-lAR two oEEEIrea time
= day. Yours resPeetfqllyI
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fean THY Z. GRAHAM.
2lst courtlanEit &, MoNTHKA1, July =

2lst counIlnit Il, MosTREA1. July %
such blaEalng In my tannIty that ] cannot
refrain nom sending you this testimonial.
In December last my wife was very HEX
eonnneunenl-aIid rot GoVeEy low that soma
GOOD stinnIent vas absolntelt &eeessaTy. 1
fried wine but it did no good. wing . bot
tie OF sGOlden Hittarss which y a been
given me by . mend, I Llaonght I Wou = ny
them: j had no NTH IN them, yet thnu9nt
JgOnId give them TRIAL I can tIuly say
that my Wtfs RafnEd alfe5lQfA and he1itA win
every dose. In onR month She Waa eattHalY
wen and strong eheeEfulIy do EeeolEl-
t1eEid them 70 all ladles q Q gentle and
sfC6nRGheulngkt EmulanE-
GEO. Al. HoR4AN.
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Me51T9s Hlb0eIH %.
6EHFe.-I can say that your '6af9OltJan BIT
tenn Is the most wonderful medicine IN the
WoEld. It ACTS truly In a most miraculous
way. SnneEing with dyspepsiR Of the most
painful kind, used the Golden BitfeFs pte-
pared by MeSsrs. Hubbel q Co., an5 was cur
ed. I am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your Buffers. WFSn-
ing you prosperity and great su cecss, in fhe
curing OF 1.-THE complaints thai afiict the
human fTAme. ~ -
Tam, gentlemen, yours. with respeet.
OAfIAIER FARRiCSnTT
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go. G. BAKER.


l8cSRTS. Geo. q Alboet q CO-s Audsons ~. y.
6EHTs=My hRntIy having been thans-
eIpient OF marked banent In health by the
Usa Of your Golden Ht1ers an induced
this letter which you are privileged 10 us8
rs you desire. lean eonddantly 1ssaft that
dYapepsiH. MyWtfs had been troubled with
the nalady Tor Year,. and had also been
and the disease have both Ia4t, andGlla s
we'll Otlser members Of my family end0rsa
the good qualities AZ Your article, End Z can
only say, In eoucItfs5On, that should be
happy % give verbal evidence to the doubt
ing any Tina they may call on me. With
much regard, am,
1ou1 NJ truly, .,.1+,,rf
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THE OLD RRLLABLR
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

AT $50 MAIN STREET, CFoR1rERI,Y
"a Wykes q Co.. has for many yeaE84 been
iEnGwiedeed 70 b the best Gallery In he
state TOR plain, on. India Ink and Water
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Porcelain OF naT6 beauty and 1nlBh. To
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small pictures, copied TO any DE or style.
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RRAp qRR EH1pRNoR.
Messrs. Deut,.s & Bolton.

heSS5S. OeptFLS q Bolton.
GENTLElnES:-Fort the last eleven months
1 have been suffering almost daily from Sc.
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; 50 much 30 that /
could win dtuculty retain q meal In my
s5omech more than twenty minutes. At
night i experience great burning I'm or
oDouG the hearts general depression Of
spirits, attended with frequent sheadncl1s,
dizziness on dtn1neSs OF sight. II tEie(i va.
TtouS cathnrtic Compounds and Stonnncll IreS-
pafatlonsI without being Afforded any eff.
6ePs Golden Btttefs, sinca which Fperiod
have not been troubled with q sinRfts one
o. the ABOVE complaints. From the hanedE
those Bfttefs have Afforded me, I feei n INV
duty 70 express publicly my grateful thanks.
GkSU. A. BANCROFT
- Accountant md CI0ltAak0F
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Life is WarmI Death is Cold /


chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption, Liver Com plants.
AEnICAh AND CoEsuLEIse Roolrs, no, 4
ODD FELLOWS RUnDLH9, hoNRoE ST.
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municatiOnS conndental and promptly mo-
m au e1Se8 where personRl and direct ex-
animation q made.
Send ten cent? Tor "Pe0pleS Medical Light-
SODA
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The Latest News.
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once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
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80 VICK,

NAgAN = 444HL9 sE6SSSA s04S94084S Z
Seeds. and Floral Guide for 1868
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With plain directions for sowing SGD. CHI
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Notice.
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change IN the 6rm name.
JASUAR4 1, is6s-SI : ~
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- EFance, June z, ~.

GOLDEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Golden
Kittens Rferspidly snantng a world-widerep.
utation. Read the following:
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BRANDY FOlE 1IAOE PIES.

RANDY FOX 1IIAOE PIES
GtAKlFORNIAW WINES AND BRANDY
NiShaEEy and Port Wfnesg Pure Rye Whi8.
Ky tor medicinal pufpc9e for sale
q. H LDGAN& co..
JAM and LOGAN LIST &CO.
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OAThIEAIa, OATMEAI

"A Oatmeal Just received andif0r sale by
e 4. H IO6ANG Co.,
fl7.i and LOGAN. LIST ZOO.
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:RUHRERDRkSBP ROTECDORS.
NEW AND COAfPLEEE ARTICLE
"a for the nurEerys and cheap. Sold by
$40 tn. LOGAN q CO.
and LOGAN. LIST a CO
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BuTTER-Steady at 3sa47c for state
CHEEsR-Dull at llaI5c.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-08-13
q = 4 =
"BlOOd Will Tell"

Schuyler Colfax comes from
thelraee that fought in the
wars Of the Netherlands and
drove the myrmidons of Phil.
lip the Second outIIof that
country and proclaimed the
Dutch Republic. His ances.
tors, on his fathers side, came
to New Jersey, and on his
mothers side to New York,
when America was first settled.
His grandfathers were both
Generals, Colfax and Schuyler
of Revolutionary fame, one a
Major General and the other
commander of Washington's
Life Guard. '.a 1907 'r'i,C
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-08-13

We give below thcYaw relating to
the duties Of TreasurerS:
THAT if any officer or other person
charged With the collection, receipt
safe keeping, transfefor disbursement
of the public money, or any part
thereof, belonging to the State, or to
any county, or township, or organ
lied city or village in this State, shall
convert to his own use, or to the use
of any other person or persons, body
corporate, association or party what
ever, IN any ,cay ,chaterer, or shall use
by way Of myestlnentjin any kind OF
security, stock, loan, property, land
or merchandise, or in any other man
ner or form whatever or shall loan,
with or without interest, to any COM
pany, corporation, association or in
dividual, or shall deposit with any
company, corporation or individual,
any. portion OF the public money, or
any other funds, property, bonds. Sc
curities, assets or effects of any kind,
received, controlled, or held by him
for safe keeping, transfer or disburse-
ment, or in any other way or manner,
or tor any other purpose; or if any
person shall advise, ait,, or in any
manner participate in such act, every
such act shall be deemed and held in
law to BE- ar embeZZlement of so much
of the said moneys or other property,
as aforesaid, as shall be thus convert
ed, used, invested, loaned, deposited
or paid out as aforesaid; which is
hereby declared to bca high crime
and misdemeaner, andtlpon prosccu-
tion, triallby Indictment and couvic-
tion thereof before any court of this
State having competent jurisdiction,
such officer or person or persons shall
be sentenced to imprisonment in the
Pehitentiary, and Kept at hard labor
for term Of not less than one year
nor more than twenty-one years, ac-
cording to the magnitude of the en-
bezzlement, and, also, to 4 fine equal
to double the amount Of money OF
other property so embezzled as afore-
said,"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-08-13
THE
Great New England Remedy!
Il DR. ~ W. ,P0LAND'S
WHITE Pine COMPOUND |
The White Pine Compound Cures

r."Itwas early in the spnua OF 1855 that tlis
Compound was originated. A member of my
family was afflicted with an irritation Of the
throat, attended with & disagreeable cough
| had for some months previous thought that
Appropriation, having for lts BASIS the inside
bark of white pine. might be, so compounded
as to be very useful in the case OF the throat
and lungs 10 test the value Of it in the case
alluded to, compounded small quantity Of
the medicine that had been planning, and
gave L in tedspoonfnl doses. The result was
exceedingly gratifying. Within two days the
irritation ofthe throat was removed, the cough
subsided, and speedy cure was effected
Soon after this sent some 10 lady IN Lon.
donderry,, N. H., who had been suttrng for
some weeks from bad cough, occaSioned BY
a sud len sold, and raised mucus streakeA
with blood. She soon found relief, and sent
for more. SIZE took about ten ounces, and got
well. ]. b. Clark, ESQ.,, editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror, made'a trial of same
preparEtionin the case Of y bad cold and WIS
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased
with the results, and so confident Of success
attending its sales It placed before the public,
that he finally persuaded me to give II u name
and send 1t abroad to benefpthe suffering"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-08-13

IT is always Better to suffer
wrong than to do wrong, but
when you are troubled with a
miserable Scrofulous Humor,
it is best to root itout at once.
DR.. j. W. Poland's Humor Doc
tor will do it. Sold by G. W.
Sisson. .iui
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WANTED.
Manhood: How Lost, How
i0r000 ReStored. .',-','


lust published, n new edition Of Or. Culver.
- wells Celebrated Essay on tho radical
'ure (without medicine) Of Spermstorrho
or Seminal Weak ess, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, lmpotency, also, Mental and PhySic-
j lncapaclty, Impedments 10 Marriage, etc.
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, iuduc-
ed by self indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from n thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences OF sell abuse may oe radically
'ured without dangerous use Of internal med.
iclne OF the application OF tho knife; pointing
lut a mode Of cure at once simple, certain,
and etiectisl by means OF which every suffer.
or, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheally,. private, ), and radically
This Lecture should be in the hands o'
youth aud every man IN the land -la..l
Sent, undor seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, post paid, on rectipt Of SIX cents
nr two post stamps. Also, Or. Culverwell's
Marriage Gnide,f PRISE 25 cents. Address
the fuNliyhers, -,
CHAs. ]. C. KLINE1 CO.,
IcT Bowery, New York, Pott.ofI.e Box Use
,,iv .
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Public Record Of the Demo
a ti;i.c ;rtittte ttr
Auditor. .. ........ '
How the Peoples Money
was Used.

In making there statements, and
presenting this record OF Mr., Rey-
nVlds as a public officer we, have no
DISPOSITION to lnlsrepreseht one Of his
acts or words, and IL wetlo SO mis-
represent him he is invited to tply
through columns. We would not
make these charges unless we were
positive that the evidence Is incon-
trOvertible. However, our columns
arelopen to hin nht any time hroanS
explanation he may desire to make.
With this Introduction, We submit the
following:gu r,uir.i o. l,l .-aru -H
1--WE also find that Henry Reynolds,
as Treasurer, was allowed the sum OF
500 OCatthe settlement Of Sep
tember, 1865, which We, think clearly
an error, and in violation of law or
acts passed by the Legislature passed
April 10, lsG5."-(Oficial Report Of
the Special Committee Appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas to EXam-
ine the Books of the Auditors and
Trtasurers of yinton County, FROM
1863 to the present time.
% (Sighed) iaHJ ....' .h@t
S. W. PICKERING, !
.n .. J.S. HAWK, q J Com.
ARCHIBALD MAYOJ y l'.i
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ADDITIONAL RESOLUTIONS.

ResOlred, That We highly commend
the spirit Of magnanimity and for
giveness with which the men who
have served the rebellion but now
frankly and honestly cooperate with
us in restoring the peace of the coun-
try, and the reconstructing of the
Southern State Governments upon the
basis of impartial justice and equal
rights, be received back into the com.
munion of the loyal people and we
favor the removal Of the Disqualified.
.tions and restriction imposed upoli
the late rebels in the same measure a.
the spirit of disloyalty will direct.
and as may be consistent with the
safety OF the loyal people.
Resoired, That we recognize the
great principles laid down in the i'm
mortal Declaration of independence
as the true foundation of democrats,
government, and we hail with glad.
ness every effort toward making theil
principles a living reality on every
iuch of American soil.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"A very large number OF important testimo.
nmll have been received from Ply sicianS,
clprgyhnpn, ApothecaIes, and, indeed, from
all classes in society, speaking IN the most
aalterng terms Of the White Pine Compound
DR. NICHOLS, OF Norhfeld, VT, says; r..
~ find the White Pine Compound to be very
eficacious, rot only IN coughs and other pn>
monte affections, but also IN affections Of the
kidneys, debility OF the stomach, and other
kindred organs" ..r. y.
Rev. J. K. CHASE, Of Rumsey, N H.. writes:
. al have for years regarded your White Pine
Compound ns an invaluable remedy. can
truly say that regard il as evdn more eifica>
ciOlis and valuable than ever. have Just Ia.
ken tho Compound fora cold, and 1t works
charmingly,"
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UNPR1NCIPLED

Dealers ofen recommend other bii,ers bs
cause they have not Rotack's. We desirs 10
caution the afflicted against purchasing any
OF themi buy Robaok', Stomach Bilters and
none other, II you would combat dls, Sse sue
cessiully.,
For sale At siason,s drug storss y.Il.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-08-13
FROM JAMES J. HoYT.
BaAproRp, N H., sertember, 1850

ID BRADFORD, AZ H., EenVmDerI lbbU.
Dr. POLAND; In the Fall of 1855 ! took very
severe cold, which brought on q very severe
cough, pain in the eide and lungs, and raising
blood. | was nlso very badly afflicted with
that troublesome dlsease-lhe Kidney Com.
plant. For the three years past have been
very much troubled with my throat and lungs,
choking up and rniSing m immense sight, with
a bad cough after raising blood. | felt that my
time here must be snort unless soOn got re.
lief. This Spring, | VAS indu Ell to try your
White Pine Compound, thonth my faith in
was small. But, 10 my astoni> >hment, before
had taken two bottles, my cough was better.
the kidney trouble also, and could rest nights
without choking up and raising so much
have taken nearly three DO titles, aud am feeling
like well man. .I'y.lI .,
would add that my fathers family IS in
chned 10 consllmptl on, my father, mother, and
two sisters having died with it.
The White Pine Compound, advertised at
length IN our columns, is not only ~ to it,
name inviting, but II is a highly approved
medicine. lIr. ]. W. Poland, the inventor, has
the confidence Of the many who know him, a
confidence which he enjoyed while laBorinp
ustfliliy many years as a Baptist Minlster.-
His experience as II sufferer led him to make
experiments which issued in his medical dis
coYery.-l Boston Waterman and Reflector.
VALUABLE MEDICINE. DR. Polsnd's
White Pine Compound advertised in our col
umns, is \ successful attempt IN combine and
apply the medical virtues Of the White Pine
Bark.' II has been thoroughly tested by the
people IN this city and vicinity, and the pro
prIrtor has testimonials to its value from per.
sons well known to our citizens. We recon.
mend its trinl IN all those cases Of disease 10
which il adapted. 1t is for sale by all our
druggish.-(N Y. Independent. '..t
The White Pine Compound
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-08-13

WHEN a lady goes shopping
it is we'll for her to know the
cheapest and best place to
make purchases. Those in want
of dry goods should call at the
store Of Dan. Will & Bros, and
examine their extensive stock,
all of which they are selling al
very low prices. JLlI.f
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=, EAGLE FURNACE, MARCH 4 1865.
50, 900 90.

- EAGLE FURNACE, March 4 1865
50, 600 90.
At sight pay to the order Of Johu
Frazee Four Tousand Six
Hundred Dollars, value re-
ceiyed, and charge to account Of FRA
ZEE, GuNNING & Co.
To Messrs. Traber u Aubcr, Cincln-
natl, Ohio.
Endorsed by John Erazee and Hen
ry Reynolds.
The. above is an exact copy of q
draft that was drawn while Henry
Reynolds was Treasurer, and laid in
the County Treasury more than n
year rs cash, while In reality the cash
was out on private. speculation. iDu-
ring the time this draft laid in the
Treasury two or more settlements
were made, and Mr.. Reynolds DEM
ocratic friends counted itas cash, not
withstanding 1t was no more entitled
under the laws to be counted rs mon
ey than blank piece of paper would
be, IL TACT we have good cause, to be-
lleve that Traber & Auber had no
money in their hands belonging to
Frazee, Cunning & Co. and, there
fore, the draft was worthless, aud al
way S mohld havcremained worthless
if Mclsar Nye had not agreed to pay
it as a part of his contract in purchas-
ing the Eagle Furnace property. -
The interest on the sum represented
by this draft, supposing it to have
been out just one year, at ten per
cent, would, be $46o 90. Mr..
Reynolds friends acknowledge the
transaction as here stated, but claim
that he received no interest. Without
attempting to decide whether he did
or did not receive interest, the peo-
pie were at the same risk of losing
tbeirimopey,apd Mr.. Reynolds duty,
as plainly described by the law, was
violated.